The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-28

have but fair chance os exsrelslng III. T. lsxitl
mate Is duencs- might considsf with greater
coolnew The success Of ~ eoathefn tseason. Bat
usnt would rsmaiu-- woaA siii Be With us though
not of us--Woula - then. q thsy srs now.
and - tbey always have hSsn The ready agents ct
slavery. and the paid psmps of the siavsholdns
owning upoa thls ssatlnsaA snd ths minds Of
wood Brooks, 6e1mous, an1 Ill that Hsnns will
sravisats towards Il with a tie sogss OF bad ma
turs. Ones these msu b power I'D tbs Ncrthern
If the Dsvis dynasty, rssdy In Osbines and oon.
essxs 70 DO IL dirty and AAnonlae work; ready 70
catch IL ruosway1; rsaAy TO walk q ~ revival
o. the African slsve trade; ready Ia Join IN alli
to promote the ssesaaon Of tbs West Gron the
Hast; ready Tor was upon Few England; ready 70
make our poor shsdoW Of 0ovsfumeat IN WISH.
ington - much the tool ef the Southern Oonfede-
Ct the French monaFeh. Political chaferers. Ia
the sacred name of Dam mocraey. would sell them.
selves trs., and naxt their nsishbors There could
be for ~ no permaneues no prosperity, no private
Il may be ssid that We sxaxgsraie this danger.
We DO not think 70. Eof The pohaca! power Of
the Oonfederaey would te Ia the hands Of lew
rsn who have besn eduesesd 70 detsa the Union,
and who would b u mtisasd with that partial
success which left even . respectable ffaSmsut Of
the old Republic yet entire. Oncs fairly separated,
they would bssin 70 feel wants, the existence Of
which tnsy Do NOT now admit, and they would
nasreiai abilitiss whleh they have hefs,ofuTe AZ
fected to desplso. The great serpent Of slavery
woald rsverse iis rail and look with longing eyss
towards North l:fs 9 !is mercy y The dssn.
elal ffse4o0 wooad - p~petuel asssavesaou OF
the bed temper and jsalou.y whieh are ths insspa
raole sdjunats Of siaveAoldins II ~ were pros
porous, our prosperity would bs continual Eebuke
ffkh hat afn> >Smh la6 nfnN NJ
villxnios" and II We were hope)eeay weakened BY
the srnembesmsnt, ouf cities and our farms would
be tho cheap prey Of every mad partisan who
chose 10 peomoie raid. Nor should We be without
which II had besn tie fruitful mo.hsr, and any sf
fofs to check or TO sileues tte sxprssdon Of that
sentiment would but compllcate the public diem
ma We should stui have proslavesy 0overnor1.
pro.slavery Representatives. and the very exist
enos Of determined and ancompromlsing oppod
tiOn would drive them into dissraesiul dpiomacaes
and intrigues net to bs thought Of without rrorI
II we speak sharply, We beg the reader to believe
that We speak sincerely. We have not, .or
viii We pretend to have. any COT I'D ,nes In tas
public virtue Of that hungry plsce-huntsr who
pirates Of tho wrongs Of the South and o.
for the Richmond regims, and fGnl words for bis
own constitutional ralers-who wonld restore the
Union by muzzling discussion, and by declaration
'nS 81 n ny sssa
Il to be duty to apolog z, for Els own loyalty
and for the treason Of the public snemy-Who is
half this and half that, and rot wholly, body, SOUL
and spieit, the honest and inquest ,ning dsvotss
of the Constitution and the IawB--who was!es that
indignation upon the foes Of slavery which he
shonli naturally bsstow upon his frsends-who is
as utterly witheut ly for tho poor aud defencs'es
Is ho il ignorant Of tha. simple Law OF labor which
makes the prosperity OF the employer dependent
upon his justioa-who is In thoIt, . creature Of
sham and Of .ubterfugs and participates In public
affairs without one enncbnng ssDtimsnt or one be
aspiration. Why should this poor ny
bfid, half mOnarchst aud hAf democrat, pretend
to any reverence for human Fights or be ai all COY
about selling others, inca hs il 20 ready to sell
hinselfa Let us see 10 It that the triumph Of the
aecessionists does not opea fJr him market.
ADDRESS CT A NlWLY lLECTkD U. s. SENATOR.
Col Wall thu recently elcc:ed D. q. sena:or
from Now Jersey, was serensdad in Philadelphia
on the ilat Inst He was introduced by kr. James
o. Vandyks In q brief spesch, In which a euloay
was paii to the wosd, "traitor,'' 'rebsl"--words
which he said had more than ordin.ry significance
because Washington ard Lis compatrlois wsre
proud to be honored with such Rppellatioo3. Ws
extract the following from his Speech a. reported
In the Press:
I know, follow. .ciisens, that there a,o many o.
nl here to- night who, like honest Gonsalvo In
Ehakypeare's play Of the Tempest, would give a
" furiobg Of ssa for y barren asrs of ground" My
frIen Il, I,ust atck to ths ship. and, whatever
bs tts fs'e. you and knuLt share i;a destiny There
IL a precious freight board Eli, tempest tossed
bark. The waters are white with the foam be-
meath her bow. There Is no time to taxa 70 the
long boat. That tempest-ossed vessel ia frelghted
also with the precioas Constitution our fathers
gave us. The ccm PASS by which they stsered It s
still on board that vessel and In order to preserve
It We have got to stick to the Rkip. (usies OF
u 30 and eha 4 ~ fri
msu now navigating that vessel Tho are atterp:
ing 10 steer her ty the compass Of coercion. and
drive her by the chart o. o "higher law" (Chsers
and ccu1ter cheers II is 70 wstch thsss msn
ieve that the old vessel Will ba saved until
Eemocsaha commander agail walks the deck
ichesrx) aud tie s:rol hand Of Democratic pilot
" upon har helm. lkenswsd applause arr cheers
Hellow-cit:zens, l have recently at the hands Of
ths Legislature OF the State Of Now jersey fthree
chesrs been rendered the responsible ofoe Of Sena
tor If the United states. 60 there my friends -
sbi is.es will permit-to advoeats. say, peaos In
that body. cheers for ''peace"j Icanaot say,
my friends, bow this Ia to b. brought about, but
believe speak the sentiments Of thu people Of NeW
but Of the loyal people Of Psnnsylvania, when
say that they will hail the ,ur that shal bring us
from out thls ludd sempaLt Of war into the calm
and bleaged shah Of q long and lasting peace
It, upon the door Of the Senate Of the q. States TO
advocate those great principles Of civil liberty
which were handed down to rs from our fathers
lrsnewed cheeesl those great principles which are
embodied In the amendments to tho Oonst futon OF
the United States, every one Of which am sorry
to say hes been tramplsd under foot by the presep
Adminlstration. (Appiauss
Gentlemen, you will reo0Lleet that II n but Q
tho truth that was In them but now, b ~ ersat
the char gel A short time ago, l. gentk man, en-
dursd obcquy and insult OK the erossest chxraster
Aye, my family had TO submit to the arosaest In
sults Ia the city Of Burlington and my dsu shtsrs
insuited BY the wenches on the streets when /
vsutursd 70 complain WAS charged With dilloy.
atty. have had no dlstinet accusation aRainst
me, though have time sfter time demaa d to
know Is. wrote 70 II. Oameeon 70 know Why
had been impsisoned n tho dungeocs Of Fort L.
fAystts. (Ohss1 and creams for Cameron Bot
eentlsms1, aftsr had beea Imprisoned for weeks,
and thsn Lot ffse. wrote t. Mr. WiniAm n 0ew-
ard saA: "eir, hsvs written to the Secretary
" War for the purpose Of being informed Why
was put m ths bastilss Of the Administration; now
please ted ne why was lot out9' (0heers and
[saShsae.l have not been able to And CUT either.
Charles ". OArrigan followed Ia Q short speech
and the crowd soon after dispessed The band
played numerous tunes. but mot one was Of . na-
'ional character.
The Cine,nnatl. xnqutrer thus conmeads the
sstion Of IL political allies In New Jsrssy:
O0A. w III Wa one OF the met vlctim9 thrown IN
10 tho Naturalization bastils In New York By
9lron Osmeron. He b an able, bold, and sloqusnt
nan, aad has bsen opposed TO the war from the
tart He r Just the man for 6vnst ". The "A.
throws him into bastiie-the people
make him 6enAtor.
rHE CAPTURE or TRANSPORTS AHD aUnB0AT CN
THE CUMBERLAND RayER.
Ths Evansville lInd) Journal has IN account Of
uhaalas.s horsa marina Haia ON the Qumhaslsnd