The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-06

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Aof are obisseiors taAsn 70 tns rsuirs,itv Of ,hs
1urorean Powers n respect 10 The elosar9 Of theif
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ther sesosAl 70 trsat the blseknds q nor-se,:iee
better fou0deA Absoiute neutrality on tns pert
South than to the NORTH 6ut K %, Il q - -.
cent Over which they poeseag no sontrol II the
navy Of The North san ana "ao hostile ooamsrce
o. tie ocean II b not bseauss tbs blsskade,
Cnien oondemned a. ins6eetavs. rrsvents ths
uonfedersts merchantmsn leaving port II 1ne-
Iand y now supportiDg BY charity some hsndrvls
OF tnousands OF her manufsaturins pouula,i1u \ it
net beeiue blockade u maiatainsd which, In its
insmeasocy can only b compared By the soutAesn
Frescent 70 those dscsrsd by the deersss o. Berlin
u 1905. and the BRUSH OrdeGs In Council Ia 1907
The time will come whom the Southsru Coufe.o.
raSy viii DO the maritime poWsn Of xurors ius.
tioe. shs has now passed through nsEy ordsai,
and hes eatsblshed. on grounds far stronger than
any based On the ans Drawn in.eepretaIions of
O. constitutional law hsr claims 70 that rseoauiion
Of Independence which must speedily bs accorded
70 her.
The recognition OF the Southern Confsessacy IA
the spring Of ls6i, BY tie European Powsrs, never
would have prevented the prsssns war; on tae
oontFar We believe Il would hsve envsnomsd Il
stu moro. and psecluded any subssqusnt attempt
:. mediation. On thts point the 1uropesn Powers
nave . clear conscience fhe war has been terri.
Die. the carnage has bsen unprscede utsd; bat lot
NJ nops that hs evil which It hss oecssicped NAV
not be altogether uapf ,ductive Of good II the
clochs6e. which 10 decrisd BY the Southern Pfes-
dent, has bsen productive Of no other results, It
has at least developed to wonderful extent the
fndusziai resources o. his country