The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-23

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WEsT-P4Ac4 D1SlRRD-cRtE1 101 4 CoAvKx.
Iion-1ak SOUTH rns NATURAL ALtr ~ oi
THE KokyawEsf.
The oppositisa - shs Lincoln Admiaisssasioa i
beconins wlaespresd In4hs Nosthwss. Dsbasial
Eoclstiss political elubs, and eli public oeeaaonl
s-s made eof 70 show The tyrant that rssistance
70 his reig, h ah3ntto commence IN that powcyfal
sc Ion Of his dominion. a vxy aba ad3ross waa
delivered a fsw dys s3S In Chic:go, By RicSsrd
=. Harriox. beiors "Ths Yourg Eea's Democratic
lxvincibis Cab" II dissnsssss and .isdlss the
xnaipa.ion p. .oclamsticu Of Lans,ln Ia IA ex
haassivs way sndssry ably. 11cSl .hs more rhssor.
icsl parts We extrsc. the sol.owins and commend
tito lbs rsadu as . s.gn fean. sisnofth6 progress
OF cpnion In tss Wcs.:s
Gan such measure suadao tnss Gterye
AIn Of liircis ON The Arst day OF jsuusry. II
sae Frss'dsnt accomplishing tho act which q to
give eEscsivs operation 10 tnis Decree dooienatss
tss States 70 which Il shall apply thers + rot .
man within thcae 6tstes who w.A not hy to asmS
l2othsSa VIII give up thsir children to t6a battle,
snd .hs cold blood of woincut sgs, nred BY this
Mcss Acoursed measure, VIII now egan with the
restless asdor OF youth aud ths Iea OF the rebs
lion Will advance p.wer yoU oe1not suSdus ex.
cept 81 toe cost Of ycur owa aad your eouhsry.s
sain With tbs objects announced In this pxcels.
mation II tho svowed purposes OF ths War, the
South como: be subdned. and ought mot 20 BE- lub-
dasd. (Hpplauss) Yhsssme Of the south are
biood OF our blood and bone cf our bone and
eepes. TO you, men Of Itirois to judge tnem By
yourselves aud TO answer what taey Wit do by Go.
term;nirs wh.t yau wou,d Do unier the same CIR.
cuussarcea, II In their picsess
Were tbs Yedsral 0oyerrm snt, or any other
puwsr, to. a6xAneA IL artzsAS AFon tbs state 10
deEe5f4te xur kSnse. &antsoy Gur311A an4 f6C9ea
amoSg a. horde of sAsasss to rete3 In The fnda.
-fyntv Ia ~ a.
mothers, dsushtor and wives we would meet his
power with deAsnce at the easttr1 border, burn
esery blade OF grass up0n cur prsi.ies, make every
turf soldiers sepuicnre and igh. despaf a.e}y to
the end, until tho last man In ihs State should sink
to bis dsssh In tho crmsonsd rrsnt Of the hisss.
s'ppi on the west. (Long and continued applause }
Eus II the 6Outh shcdld DO subausd IN such q
wxt, our viotory would b our defeat
suodue her, and what will fJiio1i How win We
bold her, anu how will We govern hsil
Suaduad to tie purpose OF the proclamation,
aad the States logger quail In Ihe repuh.
licsn galaxy, hHt Its pals snd ciSh,norsa satelsex
shedding forever shrougtout the system bals.ui
aaa psssilsnsisl light
Tel, me, men o: Illinois, how long has the Amer.
iean henr: chcriEhsd its hatred Of hnglsnd, bsgot
ten f. the strugge OF tie Rsvo;usicni We con.
Qusrsd Ia that great struggle aud achieved our
freedsn Had ne failed snd been subjected to tho
iesrs Of England and that which We noz ,ess.
as eu- gresSeSt siory beea'ou ever.pfessnt shame
would nos cur rucihsTa, lead cg us in childhood
to the graves Of cur fssaerS aod pointing from the
p!.ee Of the rspoae Of Their bodies 10 .hat ef the
rep pose of their eouf, hsv5 swar1 us n TIE pres.
eaDe Of tae dead and Of hcavs2,to receem the past
ead avengs its wfongfs t.Lamerss applause -
Under tie prcsisLaEt.on, when Ise President ia.
snc5 .hst wh!oh il promises this will have besore
to the South "a the wsr o. tie Esvr ,;ti0u was&o
Aserica Asy the benefcent Proviasnce thst has
60 long watched over and guided the paticu sus.
pend iha visitation of its wrath and teach the Ex.
n md 6vvCN wrf
bis hani from this most desperate at.
ISas lssly forgotten, or I'D sse vcr fosget and
fiTgye, her suninGaticu By Austri.3 Docs nas lfe
Hungarian, emu tic descls.ion of his country,
Still Wstch On t3s banks OF the Danube for the
cesang Of tbs Gsy when he may Etrike down the
ooasI &c OF the @ sarS sEd ree.ore the violated
cons.i..i .ian Of Ills ccuntrys Has Polsad forgotten
tho VICE Gs io1g past and e abs q1at ct ths feet
CT the despcsts Q. Egrcpsi Kss Ireland embraced
tis Knsl,sh letter w:ta oosacu:ous lovs1 Tell nc,
ex.,ed scps >cf the "lsvers resu Island" why lean
your hssats ~ ths prospect Of uifarn0 the banner
Of yeur adopted homo against tbs power that rests
upon the homo yoa have left QcrS continued
applause
70 destroy TIE Union and overthrow the Oonst..
tntion Ia. beeo the object and the dedsn cf ths
AboliNo orists nom the first organisation CT that
tressc1abie combination.
They comn.enced By asssisip8 from New SnR-
ieY.G, Tia e1istenee Ct ccusstia Institution with
which $40 bad nothing to 90, except, In the bs-
They perverted ths literature Of that section With
ths foul c1rscot Of their suhznatsA philanthropy:
snd finssng vdt from the temple Of God tas ban.
OF tbs podticxl prcpas sandist, they sence0 the
mid vo.oo u GhE1ssis1 charity, sud denounced
from, the al,Ar the maed:ctaens Of "a emh.tssred
kssrcd ecsa snea Of Abs ssrae Chfja:ior asaosai
pati5n. fApbaacss) rhsy 0ivsded tho cameha1
into churches Forth and chUcE dsuta, and re.
fused to eo,rG,uns with Southern men. By san
deng al the religious and social tics which bound
the people toSe.hsr they carefully prepared ths
way for the disruotion Of the political hyenent
thas urited the country. They announced to the
world Ia tho language OF 0arrlson, as the cohesive
rrinep pie Of their party, th.t This Union IL lie
Ghs American Union II an imposture, a covenant
with death, and an agreement with hAuI' Uniting
tueussiges with ste EeI nbiicsa party, they wen
an unlimited coltroi over its acuons and principles
by their zea.sus, Rg.sDt and ife;ess enthukiaam,
and heard loag hope. for promise cf their Triumph
In the declaration OF Mr.. Lncoi.. that this Union
could not ensule part Eave aud part free; that it
NINA. eli become siaye CT ali free
Secession wss 2os the neeeese-y conse Quecc3 Of
Er Lincolas election; but hs election duo make it
necessary to guerd, BIZ rrope. additional gua-sn-
t:e, the rights CT the Scu.h against the aegeseiive
pIincirles of his abolition supporters, which he
hIuis4if had condensed In such meaning and sig-
Iressr reSogn Esd tbs rig 1t Of secession, ,ar now
denaance ths attempt tbs part Of the slave
Etses unjust. unconstitutional, reasonable, and
saereeiousi but Btated il the Presidential CAM
\ d
rora.e the policy CT tia r<dicai portianpf the
Republican party ia.o ths policy Of the Federal
davsranen: would certaiaIy produce most disas-
trors re.ul;s Ths Only cahssiye principle Of the
party wei sninosiiy 10 Ii ssitutioa exi ting in
States where that sarty va without ao ofgaoixx.
tiop, AID with which tns PotArel Government lad
moth 'ng to do.
believed that tbs election cf Mr. Lincoln would
which ii not s!.ayed in tispe, would sssut in seces-
sion, rebellion, aid revolution. So shcpgat tbs
Democratic party. Bot Hsro .nese results nseess..
ry Gould mot ths aisrnl hgsa been relieved by
honorable to al parties, ecdH Il eou.d.
why was II NOT donea
The kd1inistra,ion could have averted the war,
sns /. did rot Wbyi II preferred the integrity
# psrty to the salvation Of lis country. There
ere msny good and ccrssrvesivs men Ia that party
that b. ianins to realize tia tsuh, aud they
kelpsd to msSEifJ the grand triumph Of the Union
snd ;hs Cor si,us!on at tho late elections il The
grest Central AID Western Rtatee
'.Eut how" cay thS people, 'sh all we ssve the
Cons'i,u;i,c and rcatora the Unlont" Filled viii
pstfiois ardor, they ssk that they may sst
answer by peace-oease--peacs. (Appl8use)
A peaee not urcn the basis Of = separation bu.
posce uooa ths hssis CT tho Uzion u It wGs. I'm
mSnse sppiause)
But how shalt this peace 10 rsachedi BY Na-
tlonal Convention OF the peopls. lLons continued
appIsuss.) Let the people meet In National Con.
venti ou and there in the same spirit Of foebear-
ance And wisdom and patriotism is which our
fs.hers framed this Government, deliberate upon
the disasters which now f1et II ard fesi deep
and earnest corv:ction that, under the providence
Of Almighty God. our county Will b. saved and
tho Unicn Of the States tsstorsd (ApplAuse)
The true enemy TO this Unisn 10 now, q it eyss
hss been frcn the beginning. not sisp~v, but abo-
li.ioxism. Abostieniszn has from the bs1iuning
denounced ths Union; It refused 10 avert the war
Il hss IN sde tho Exacut;vs violate the eJesr ind
nuea ulyecal pledges Unae- which II enlisted tho
Incs: gallant soldiery thai eyer went 70 the Asld
/. iss this war nat to en.occs the laws