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

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resolutions next talk about pesce. Here ar,
two very significant once:
That we have rot faith ia the views, tn,
purposes, or the capacity Of any dominsn
party to determine 1uestions Of vital import
ance to the liberties, the rights, aud the hap
piness of tha American people. That we hole
that it is a. incapable Of making all honorable
bsneticent peace, 90 experience las shown Il
to be of waging successful war.
That as the inauguration of affirmative peace
movements at this time by those who Fave uo
power to give effect to their views, might #
ford the dominant party prese II, in coDspira
cy with the Southern Csnfsderacy. 10 make a
peace by a separation Of the States aud
Whereas the Democratic and Conservati, G
masses Of our people, who are opposed to so =
terms of peace which fail to restoreths UnioI,
and save the Consultation, hesitate to trus,
that measure 10 the hands OF thoee Who are
hostile to both, we deem this lit occasion tu
protest agaiI $. the negotiation Of q peace by
pre- ser vation Of the Uni0n, and Of the Gov
ernment established by tas Constitution.
The deapo,ism of Lincolns Governmsu,
rext comes in and is appropriately denounced
To this is given preamble and four resolu
tione, which are worth reading:
IIAeyeas The groat end of all free Govern.
ments ia to secure 20 the people the riehte cl
persons, of property, Of the tirefids, of speech
ard public discussion, and Of religious and %
iiticL opipion: Therefore, in behalf Of the
Union loving and law abiding citizens of this
Slate, we repei aud denCtsace the savish, COW
ardly, and despo,ic principles thus put forth by
political assembla9e, which appropriately as
sumes the "loyaf' desie atio IN under which tie
tories of the Revolution proclaimed thsir mn.
conditional support of the King of Great Bri
tain. And We charge that many of the active
agents in getting up said esting were iu-
tlnsnced by pecuuiary and personal interests
in contr acts, office, and stocks.
ReSDtced, That we accept the issue thus ten
dered us ty party which prociaims its con.
tempt of ths Constitution and the laws, and
that we will 60 before the people of this S.ate
and OF the country with full contids nee that
they vii! not thIOW away those principles of
civil and religious liberty taught 10 them by
the great and good men of the country, and
incorporated ill the foundation and framework
OF our Government.
Restlued, That not only the disorganizing
principles avowed by tho retainers OF the Ad-
miniet: alion, but the arbitrary acts Of it's su.
bordinatt s. are calculated 70 inspire the friends
of constitutional government throughout the
world with alarm. The dispersal OF conven-
tions of the people by armed force, the sup.
preston Of public journals, tile arrest Cf civil-
lans and clergy NELL for opinion uttered in the
forum and the pulpit, ana their eiusl and un-
ueual punishment, the coercion aud fa'sifica-
ton OF the votes OF soliiers, the pubic remOv-
al, WitE opprotrlvue e;is M, Of citlces Of a
New uan.pehiie regimen. for lIa Otfalc4 Ut
voting the DeD.oetaL.G ticket ate aals - hicii
iGn :isren&h the whole tOle OF 3oeputlc sys.
ieMs, and ta II the Btisr.-tItees oi constitutional
iibsrsy irtv a tckerY and n snare.
Resofct6 j nat IYhi!s we 10 4Ot cb;sct ~
the rigiltfal exercise OF military law within
the lines Of Wariike operations, OK aWid tho
seeits Of lus'lTrGCtICniry stTl.s, we ni3iIsai'Ii
that be, ond these hmi;B tbs civil Law Is ST.
p.eJie, AMI lh.L those " ho seeh 10 pfostla.s ii
by for>e OF arms aia traitors to ths cvu.try
and tie Constitution.
RCsotced, That wo recognize il the states
mal IKE ieL!er OF Governor :Sey m3,,r ~ Tie
late ALBANY meeting noble dstsnGo Of the
principle of civil liberty, to which We pledge
our hrm and uAa..imOus support.
sYMPAfFx1iC a-Frise5 FJa v.LLAxD.GHAa So
Has fAjk ALL ADDas:5.
A very large meeting to denounce the ar.
rest of Vallandie ham w3s he'd in Phiiaae.-
phia on tie lsl iusia,.t- Among the speakers
were hon. VIM. }:ger, Charles j. B!d,ile
Charles j. Ingersoi, ani otle,s. Tie speechea
and rs3oiuiions We.o cauilous, bat deter aInlued
Ingersoil said that tie lalot box mnsL be
reached by the people, "force or no torcs-'-
Another meeting was hold at Buffalo, N. Y.
on the "a. JGst before leaving prison Fallan-
dighan prepared the following farewell I'D
dress to his friends in Ohio:
MILITARY rRIEoN,
Cipespr:u Chic. Msy 2zd 1888 )
To Tie Democracy Of OHIO:
BaDiehed from my native State for no crms
save Democratic opinions, ard free speech to
ven ia their defence, aud about to go ia ex lie
not of my own rule, but by the compulsion ol
an arbitrary and tyrannic power which Can
not resist, allow me parting word. Because
despotiEm and superior force so rule it, l go
within the Confederate lines we'll under
stand the pnrpose Of this order. But in vail
the malice of enemies shall thus continue tO
Give color to the calumn,es and misrepre sc nta
lions of the past two years. They little com
prehand the trne character OF the man with
whom they have to deal. No order
or banishment executed by superior force
can release me from Fay obligations o,
Ohio aud of the United States. My allegiance
Ia any oen Slate and Goserament shall re
eogmt,e yheresoeres I mag be as binding in Ill
things, just the same as though remained
upon their soil. Every sentiment and express
zion of attachment to the Union and devotion
to the COns,itu:iOn--to my country-which
have ever cherished or uttered shali abide an;
chonged and unretracfed till my letura.-
Meau " hiie, l will not doubt that the people
Of Ohio, COW wering not a moment Ecfore either
the threats or the exercise of arbitrary power
will, in every trial, prove themselves worthy
to be called freemen.
e. l.. VALLANDIGHAM.
FROM kRAR CHA9LtsfOS- Tia VA: k.fS IKCSsAs
taTax srsEsaTH OF THxIR FuRTIF1c .TI3Ns.
A correspondent of the Philadelphia Il"
quirer, writing from Folly Island, say 3 they
are Strengthening their works there to suci
an extent that the island ia now impregnable
and safe base of operation. He says:
Especially have strong Notifications beeI
built upon the northern end OF the Island
which, as you know; is separated from Morris
Island by an inlet. We have mounted gum
OH these FORTH yations which command, TO ;
certain degree, some of the rebel works, bu
as vet we have commenced no cfei.sive de
monstraiions. Neither have the rebels be'
Idle. but they, also, no doubt anticipating GU
desigus against Morris Island, have been max
iup their position stronger every day aud erect
Ing heavy batteries On tho lower end Of thi
island parallel 20 and opposite our Own They
as vet, have evinced No desire to open the ball
do 1.ot ttjnk that the present quiet viii
continue much longer, but that there viii sooI
bs active operations oi somo eort, eihe re-
conuo,s: Auce ia free or tretimllafy exred'
tion against points eolsefhins "nich We dorh
iutnri1 tiou in reference 10 the rebel forces
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