The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-08

| iato OF great ratien-a mighty ompiya-t,
dstermine whether q free Government &C al,
sosssin saas y. i.aslK Did you do your Whole dut,
|, npon that momentous occasicn1 The people
Ey no, no. "Wby in hell' did you not havs
tae noops about Washington within striking
oissahcef Why we're yen not on the erct 4
anpport the brave General Sedgwick ard bin
ga!aut 'roops when thsy carried tbs fort Il
Taohs . on the heights Of Fredericksburg p
| "isa the sss'ssance Of Hsiutzelmau army
thrown In at the righ. moment. the whole
| rebei army could have been con- ple.l.y snni
hilated, and the naiicn saved from disgrace
and hnnllgtion Ipstsad Of this. the rsbe
army Ia now invading and deeoiatinp the Iowa
and tree States. II yen had been aual to
your duty and the occasion, the troops Vt Snf.
felix, Fcrsress Monroe, Norfolk. Hal.imora
c.c, Is, would have besu on board Of sx;f,
sseanars-ready before the battle comuenced
TO have been concentrated and launched a.
the enemy like thunierboits from ayepyinp
Heaven. A few more sneh fatal mistakes as
yen made on that occasion and our Govern.
ment is lost, and will break up ia auarehy--
ms is 60 Our na,ian is in or at another
iearf1i crieis The andseious Gen Lee, hav.
iag ia,th III your imbeeiity, has boldly
| inva3ed one Of oar most popuiaus
S.ases. What are yon doing9 The
| people isas you will do as before, ami
tney CAL upon Abraham Liaeoin Salmon T.
! Chase, Wm. Ill. Seward Edwin NJ Stanton
AID ask what arc you doing II YOU reeose
sapIneiy as heretofore ia your chair Of Office.
and yet Lee proceed. you oue h. to lie damned
| aha yen VII certainly bs sisn,uet and van
will be OF that slass whose ils 60 TO uds
! msnt beforehand. The grea, and free re ,ple
| Of the North, h ist, and West, will not stand
| this huinoHgging aEy longer Iou mast con
| que: lee or fesga Do you hear this The
! people have given You all the puns, ammnni
tion, slips, and money, that you can u,a-
they expect and require tha. You will coueer
| trat. all the troops wi,ha five hundred miles
Of Lees ,rny witi.in the mex. ten days, las
you easily caU,l aud plunge hen, at l. @ on, Il
given day, and the work il done. Unless yon
do this, You Al d tho nation andone.
S-li you had hung Fa'fandig ham (as
y0u ouyh. 10 have done) and ssnt him TO be-
Governor of the Copperfaeads ia the iafes.ai
rcgion', yen would not have been troutle.! by
the traitorous cowardly, mis crab Q s,ieaks at.i
aud ptltr1ons who a,e boring You about tim ;
and who, when they vis. Washington, should
ba impressed into The aervics of ihs Govern
n,ant which they are endeavoring to over
tEr0w-and all the people would sav Amen!
O>K OF TUE PEoPLz.
.New Forh, jane -, iSiJ.
SAD uSrH or ~ osATi,s-A r'tKs4s
FLfCT.oss Ua III. EUMiL:AriOa ~ YAM
KssDuh
The New York itorfi. p.jis led on the tt
c .sion. 1t thinks it oasht to be welcome Oh
the principle tha, 'is ia better to - iato the
house of mourniag thau into the hDute Of
fe,.siiig.' 1t s!ys:
kor il dawns upon reGpis dietractei with
civil war and huoliiAted by iuyasion L.
aawns over thousands tf homes ia;,ia newly
desriate, upon Il battle field big with yet nnie
o,ded issues of national lie or Gagio,ial death
It, lt,t Ia. IL a 81,
shaDg.of armed msn and tho Gufrriiug of
hattie tlaas in that very City u Is otheIiy
Hove which Witnessed tt,e greas event
c3ilme niCrated by its recurrence. century
has not yet elapsed s.ncs the fathers of the
Republic me, together - lay deep and strong
.ae foundations Of that ..;,tion4i ediuce, Il Z
et.tslg wal Of which ;.ro til. dag rocking
to their solid bass in tie earthquake OF revo-
Ia ion Will is il That the Bal which su1.
mJrei tLem TO their high and holy task 10
i0Hger swings il It's anc eat turre!; the iroa
tongue which then spoke 0f UNI II md broth
erhood, Of u common purpose and Il c)ulninu
hope To tie sta.eaEleu OF M.esAchGsetts aud
of Clroiiua, OF Virginia aud oi Po1As, tv-.-
mia, could speak n0W only 10 eouGa the ii5rcs
alaru0i Of war. 1t wouid ring with buried
olans 10 warn Pennsylvania against the
siaught OF tifs inia; II would cal. upon Mas
tho hosiie les;5ns of "CaHoifiis... It's bfffnbpstt
c0nsecr!t5d by the tears and prayers OF dwell
ers by the tomb of Washington, are advanc
lug to day with death aud ven4 eauCe in thor
folds against tie homes that guard the grave
of Franklin
OF all posaib!o treason against tbs pas, ami
the fature alike Of America. there ia IoEe 30
fitai RS the f"!sy or tho fanatic!sm which tau-
Gle. that q l. ion, asserted by iorcs OF arn.a,
Can 10 by force OF arm. maintained or dreams
that il it could be go maintained, is uaint.-
nauee wonid be an object worthy OF the ei.
e.. .,,f,. IL. 4:
the shaine which this day niu5t make so terri
bly, real TO All, should at ioa2t awaken us 10
feel that tho c..iaInilit # our country can lie
healed Only by the utter abdic2ii II OF The
reckless and sectional paasttus which male
thesa ea!aW,ties possible. Had tho spifit of
mutual gatce and reciprocal respect which
prasiisd ever th3 deliberations OF those il
iustIijGs rlen who sigusd the charter OF our
| national being with their !ives. continued
to control the :.cts of statesmen and OF States,
had the differing actions which thiS spirit
brou2 2iit ana hool'. together been i.!t III psace
to discharge their co.1l mon duy istii ,:oveit q
their parate ies iitiea the dreadful history 4
the past lNo years had nrvof been HIl!.3n
in blood ani tears over half II coCtneht-
Ani all shat az can give us back witt le
the ie.ssertion OF ta.a spiris witch, had ii
never tteii 4 tttonad, W0nid have N lGe WEE
iupessibie- Whatever cur individual re-
spoDsib.iiy y, taen, i"s the past may be, our
ulty Ia li!o fuiuTo i3 clear AIii pssti9-.-~-
| Ihe psBsitg auhiVersaty brings it freshly up
| bF fore us UGca again IL IS tho TO essablisn
| ment not ia ona section Dor IL another, but
| thr9us hout tha broad LAID OF Independence o
aUi OF hhetty--of inde pent9nGe as Tho j,Gi-
tion oi Uai II, Of liberty as the rea Oh ot ths
| T. IL iitu,ion.
| Wn!l the exception Of Sa1th ri ,uniain, An.
tiot3m, sui the inlec.+iee battles at MGr.rses.
| b0ro' AID the rear Of tick s5usx, the past hag
| beoa a year OF dsfoa;s. We b,va bean di3
| gracad both npon the land aud tha Ccean. Iae
| War, when Mcclellan left l., was on the james
| river, IL is now Oh the SgsIuehanua aud, II
! tie same management prevail, n iii III time 10
| transferred 10 the Delaware AMI ths Hudson
| Ii the radicals are Pleased with their year OF
| war are very willing that ii shall pass into
| history 10 theiT ersdi.
Mi2cELLANEGU1
| Big Gsn, Frederick 5. Washburp, Of the
Iowa ytil .nfsniry, died N his ioine III VI ater-
| loo on Tgestay, tho IL i. Captain w. -
~sa..yt>.s tt si..isss tii. p1i .f Aey s,'
mat i,r fore he left 70. no ma prom1te tro N