The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-20

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,o,ntr,snt Of he Dsmossasic Central Csuh q
Philadelphia, writes IN article h he New Yefk
World Of ths lAsh. a JoAa Van Dusas spsseA.
n whish hs ssys:
~Is hs ". ~ rsprassnts ~ Dsmcesesy \ View
Yorke sAers Il vass chasm between them ana
The Dsmocrsey OF the Northwest who 'Ns fss .
~ pros.susss ssr sss psrsos. ef psspss.s.sas sa
- sxistsuos Of tAs Abolition Republican party,
end = ocs neans fur tie sutjuesAion Of The 6outh.
en- states and people. We Of the xerthwest are
wsss especially thoss Of Illinois, Indiana, and
Iowa. srs opposed 70 further prosecution OF H.
existing war. Some OF us never believed the Oh.
lss Of the war was he restoration OF the Upios.
Why nheud that party become the special gusrd.
In Of thas compact. whleh b denouneed - eov.
soont with death and . League with hall ny OBJ
joc4 v to produce harmony bctween the oouDoevn-
tive element Of New York and tha NorshwaGt-
Doss not Ne van Bursn represent ths conserve.
i've ssntlmsnt q Uow York In favor Of vigorous
psogeeufion Of the war for the purpcss Indicated
b. he snansapstioa proelanation, acts Of coeh.
sstion. and sonconitsas seas Of plurdsr. whish
have become oharssteFistie Of almost every AboI-
ton and Repubaisan once holder and eontract,iis
The Rsfl1. eommsnting on this asticls or oon-
munseation Of Hahouey, says: .'Ths West 70 m
dsrssins an sntrs rsvuisicn Of feeling, and Il d
Ah>s ofrw afAn - o ~ y
the west dsspaeR Of sucosss Of the Union arms,
and has no heaDo46e The h tsrninshIs war. ne
pressure Of pecaniasy inssrests has caased this
powerful reaction. II Abolition policy d suceeas.
fnI the resulting psossrltlon Of sou,hsrn inSusty
would dry up the main source Of Western pros
psrlty. The West went In" for q short, vigorous,
and suscsssful war, which wonld psfm II atty re.
store. not dsstFoy. their kest market Af,er sacri.
fsina the value Of their crops fer two years. and
keeiag less chance than ever Of restoring Union
O. hw1, large nasses Of her people have become
sdvoca.es Of pescs Feeling is vigorous and earn.
est srd 10 rapidly spreading over all that portion
on the great rivers The We-ld fears, II the I'd.
mInissrsiion's peicy Is not speedily chansed. the
calamiiss Of the next six months win he more se.
rious ana porsentous than any the country hiss yet
experienced.
about Van Burer's speech:
Let the emancipation proclamation, which is al.
ready demonstrated failure be revoked; lot the
door Be kept opsn for return OF rebels By stand.
irg offer Of amnesty whenever thsy viii mi nit
TO the Consftutioni let men OF ospacity be put In
body Of tho Democratic party viii eheerfally sup.
port tbs Administration until it csn be eonstitu-
tionsny superseded by new Presidential e'e,-
ton; 4 II will put Banks in the War Department
and ree tore Mcclellan to his position - General.
inGhiss discard the Abolition scheme and place
the direction Of the war In the post pable hants
The doom Of the Uninn "a sealed unless the above
policy iG renounced; for, IL there s anything sbso.
al, ali Ia bat h. nA~. -.
eh,effnl'y Ugh. for the Union, viii NOT support An
Abolition war.
NoTHER sPIECH FROM vALLANDloHAM
valandisaan made great speech In Newark,
Nsw Jersey, on the 18th. to m Immense and en-.
thusias!ic crowd. The psacs resolutions Of the
Illinois II gslAture were adopted - the expression
Of tsis meeting Hr. v. spoke Of The iniqaitous
despotism" Of Lincolns Adminissration, and said
am here tie representative Of the peace sent..
meut OF the Northwest. Great applause There
never was q tms when II the hearts Of the people
there was not an undy log opposition to the
war. Seventy i've out Of every hundred OF the
men of ths Northwest are 10 favor Of q Cessation
Of hastilistes aud commencement CT ths expert
ment Of res;crpg the Union by eoretitutonal and
psacsful measures. tohcers do n ,t believe the
Boush will accept terEs from this Administration
There 10 much free speech fouth as there Is
North to-d.y. A voice, "A little morA'l And
thsre was here. That's so." Cheers The day
has gene by " ben wsr for the restc1sti cf tho
Orion ca1 By any pafsibiiity ts successful. Ap-
plsuse II Mr.. " iliam q. Seward Is in earnest
he eitnsr cannot control the Administration
CT hs can. II hs csnnct let him bo honest enough
TO resign. Cheers If le can, let him give evi.
dence OF his sincerity By changing tbs policy Of the
Administration. lChsers There is q conserva
tive party Of which w a. Seward is to be leader -
the ssne who was the author Of the phrase '.irre-
pressible coz fct !" The man who first signed his
hand TO the warrants for arbitrary arrests Iwant
The Union as it was-pa-t slave and part Free
ready to appeal to the people for their verdict
upon this sutjscs. tOheers VIII the war con-
time until the eth Of March. ls65i t"Never never"
from all parts OF thu srccm viii lyou send out your
sons again to tho bastle-asidi Overwhelming
CRIES "ao. nsver J Saall they be conscripted to
carry On this war for two years more and for the
nesros t"Ko, ncvsri"] Shali Wa do this with
the vain futiie absurd, snd most unfo1rdea hope
that after the All Of March, 1885; after four years
of such war God Almighty never permitted
to sc>urge auy land, you will 60 bscz again to q
war for tie Unionf t'lao. no."1 Ths people Of
America must choose Eow the alternative. Tho
term Il large portion Of the army expires In
Nay or June.
Il believe The people Of the United States are
satisfied tha: this Ia q miserable crusade eaAinss
African slavery, with which you Of New jersey
have no moro 70 do than with poly ygamy In FUR
key. We have submitted q no people ought ever
to have submitted for an hour-tc the taking
away Of our rights not for moment" We did
70 "on ths plsdge thai Ia three months the re-
oellion would be crus ed out We never intend
cd that We were TO be esushed oat ourselves -
ILanshter and applause.l As warned them not
TO ''inaugursts . revolution In our own midst
Do they not know that the men who begin re-
volut.ons always psrish by thems' II New York
and New Jersey counteasncs this Administration
in sny further usurpations, the Northwest will
not 60 with them. Loud cheers.l "Our 6sy is
coming; bat ths t.iai Is to b begun Ia seme me.
II be yeyerted back to the old staudsrd that