The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-16
i:TEe Democracy fer the " arr
from tae franklin "a. ID Gsz.tte !

This Is the s1ultan: sht u. Ct the New York TIT
buae. the vie or.c-e cs xtoiiloniE1,, and 1t bs
tho foul s,snGes upon tiofac! tha. James T. Brsdv,
the Brsckinr.Gge cs.didats Tor Governor In ls6),
sod aiWsFs uncertain, unreliable DO itician, who
never possessed tie sympathy OF confdsnse OF bis
party, and John Van BuIen. ths erratio Prince Of
the hcuss of K;EderhoOk, whose irregular, free and
easy habits Of iifs Aua political Inconsistencies
hsve render him burden epd s,urcs Gf anxiety
to sDy party. attended and took an astivs part In
an Abolition war meeting held in the city Of New
York few evenings six CO. The Democracy In
favor OF thu Abolition wa: b!acker falsahood
was never uttered, even By Greeley himfsf, and
Ii behsn of ths men ho sre bravsly hrsastin8 the
storm Of fanAtclsn wish Is driving the c,unTy to
des'ruct:on, and ef tie glorious old party o, tbs
Oons.itution, whoss traditions give the lie to tbs
2rsbnnss ass e-tion we hurl back tie foul slander
into ths tseth Of Its au.hor
Whatever such shifting WaA.hero0sks "a JJbn
Van Huien may kay Or de-, the great Democratic
hesxt 5eAs true 10 the psie cp.ss Of constitutional
liberty as taught tJ tn, fAthers Viii. include the
sovereignty Of the States The freedom OF speech
and OF thu press. tho snbordinatioa Of the military
to lhe civil authority, ths protection Of the citizen
from arrest snd iDpris ,nu ent except upon due
process Of law and sosedy trial by jaEy. Its
against Al these s.e'ed that this present war
s wLs: d BY the Lincoln aovsrncasnt; and hs who
Ieuds IL Els support or coun:o1ancs. or does not
oppose II by all lawful AID constitutional methods,
ouRtt to blush to call h!n.s.,f Democrat
&sntfaa to "wsr fcr tho union ;" ns;gAbor -
"Thsn how'i5 1t that We nominated Thomas b.
esy mour In Con1ect,cut-thst W elected James
". Wall to tho United States Senate feom New
J:sey-thEt Ia every State where We have had
the Legislature, resolutions iu favor ef leacs have
besn pasEeds How Is It that orr pary In Congress
veto solid aaainst every ons of kr. Lneo!ns
war ne'saresr kns W. ars Ia fasor OF the
war for the O0osiu iution and tie UnisD," you
maao Than wo ought 20 te shle 20 stats whore
Nsf war Il being carried on Certainly n In Ma.
ryiAnd, Whese cor gre atoms ars directed by III.
Provost Marshal to con- pieaousiy display the Uni
tad asAfa7 ffx in THAR Nhnyelfa fONs66An Ia
worship; not IN Westsfn Virginia, wher, XLroy
suppfexses Democrats ps psEs, and where Hocke.'
h5hts to sstabiiAh Pip ,nr ss the iawui 0overGor
of the part Of tie Stat. which power voted for him.
nor anywhere in the E4uta. y h:Ke slzS % are aii
freed By rroclsn atios, and every wAise IN ms e.
tate eondsoatsd wi hou: uy Trial, BY Oonsres.
sionai enasimen.. Not certainly In South Osfoi.
ns, where San - Susinso eerviie insusrection with
ali 4 horrors 10 baing insuguTats1 By Hunter. Not
In ssouri. wasre every p-opsriy .hoid.f h called
bush- whacker and liable to be shot aud bis family
jy hAwkers. Not In Kentucky, where . Damo
erasls gtats Convention IL dispersej by armsd re,
bsfere II hss passed oglo resolntion or sxhlb ted
ons sign Of 'ti loyalty" Where Aha;l ws dad this
We are Ia fAvo.t
We support the war Ia uur Conventions. do war
Great war meetings. tho3s are. To thsu d,ek,.
every Msn who believes with Douslaa thst war
u dSn1Ion.' Ia them every ward asalnS. ths war
u chssrsd. Look at GOV. 6eymour's msssass-
nineteenrt~entit u OF 1t for tbs ooustIlukl0n
hardly eszo reference to the w&s, and that only
TO rocosc'xs It ~ fass and to proclaim that War
Ito parry II In favor Of tbs war euA the Corsktu-
tion !. has the two fesl:ngs IL very different pro.
portiocA" I6sttsr spsAk right ont brother Sssst.
re- and ssy that lass IA tss propc.oa that !. 4 IN
oth3. n r nonssnss q tAlk abont beisg n favor
OF both the wxr and the 0onssitatsnn. Whsu they
ave krsoouei,ab'y sntAsoaistlo 20 eson oshsr-ahe
MIND ~ mi - ~ 1reth ss>s..s ~ -