The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-24
PROGRESS or THE WAR.

M vAIE.tr D.aIAAi ksn E-s CoEATfTUrast-
| WHAT i.S TtisKs o. EHz DETERMINATIONS ~
THs souTH.
A.T. IaitaEd eh.sn, from The Canada border,
has printed an a:lsess 10 his fellow cilizens OF
Ohio, ia whicl oacIFs the following passage
i'Jr ii. this c2il gyar ia 10 terminals oniy III
th9 sui ,ugaton or aubmiseian o: tho South TO
force and arms, the infant OF 10 day will not
live 10 see the eue Of il. Nc; III another way
oniy can ii be brought to cioso. Travelling
inous,tnd mi.es and more, through nearly
one, h.lf Of tie Confederate States, ana So
i0aFnilg for 3 line al widely different points,
| niot not one man, woman, q. child, who were
nGt rssOived - peYeh ra.her than yield to the
pressure oi arGls, even Ia the m nBl de9paraie
eXtrs.aiiy. And whssevef may ana Hu8t bs
tha varying fortune of tio war, IN all which |
recognize the hand Of Providence pointing v,si-
y 10 tag ultimate i4fu. Of tits gtae trial OF the
= 2tes ari ra0pl. Of America they are better
prepared n3w every way to MAKE good their
mex )rabl5 purpose than at amy period since
the beginning Of the struggle These may.
indeed, be unweIoomo ttaths; bat ;ley are at
dressed only to candid and hona3: msn.--
y liner. however, let rae al /, dit | mses any
one, Whatever his opiuioa or his station, po-
llicsi ca private, vino dl noS declare his
readiness NbaI the war shaii have ceased etd
Invading arlliaa be 1i.hdra VI, 10 consider
and iiscaEs Tia question Of renaon Aud s7i,o
shall doabt ihe issus5 CT the argument !
roa shallow conoivaacs of the weak dsa.
nots az Washington aai their adsi.eFs has
been defeated Nay it has tnruad against
them and !, who I0i two years @as u s,uei
rs III esares ieasUe with the C5uiHaefatss,
having refused, wbea i'll their miass under
cireu N stances the most favorable, eitae: ID
identify myself with their canss Or even 80
much ua 10 T004in, prafarring idtleF eSi o IN
foreign land, RETAIN now VITA alteSiaico %
my own State and G0vsTnment nabrokeu IL
word, thought, OK deed, and with every deaA-
ration and pledge to yon bsfofe | wac stolen
away made good ia spirit and ID taa very iel-
ter.
six weeke ago, when jus. going into banish
nent because aa sni@ci'ns ba' most eo"Afa!y
desootisln csased i, addressed y0d 81 r fei-
low citiz9l To-day, and fom the veFy place
thsn selected by ne, but after mear5ome aud
n,ost pari.ous ioartissi1gs for more taan four
Thousand miles by laul aud upon the sea still
in exile. though almost lii sight vi my naive
State, gteet yol az your fFfrest htanye.
q ateiai csii Ain'y | ..ia, for tito confidence III
Ay integrity aud patriotism inPie1 ey tiis
unani nous nomination IS c:anaifa,s for Gov
ernor of Ohio, wti:h you gave ma while | MAS
yet IN the Confederate Stite8 it wss not mis-
n!acad It shall never b, abused Hnt thi3 is
lls last Of III! o1nfitefalijns ia times Ike
tiiaae / ask no personal syIapathy Tor The
U9ftouai wrong NJ III ID tnS S-iiso SI con
f.isu.ional liberty ali private r,gh. cruelty oo.-
,sged bsyond example III free country, by
tbs President ead Lis sa.yait3 which gives
,abic signia:ancy 10 ,ha sa.ioa oi y0af Goa
yan;ion.
the new YoKK RIOT PEsMEDirAsED THING.
Tbs Washington Sta,. Of the Ia.h, has the
folio wing paragraph to prove that tAe Ne"
vork rio. yras preme ditatsd long before the
| Monday ii hroke oaa;
! All tho oyidsncs goea to sho - that ias plot
| to resist ths drAf. ia Nsw York city h2d eeaa
fully orsaniz I'd previously. Mr. Moses Sweet
ger, who came as passenger iion noston,
passing through New York city ~ ths last
| train Saturday evening, says sh.s = Copper
mad who got as, the cara on h,s s way to Nsw
brunswick. n j., appeared niach excited !
and thai the eisizsns of Nav Yerk won'd not
submit to tho conscrirtion or draft that he
! lsfs ,hs city fssring grsst mob Saturday
nisAt. sand wished to get out OF tho excite.
msnt; eaid they were organized thoroughly,