The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-24

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Marsssas meeting = shs Dsaasezasis Clab Il
rA,laAslpAia, tAs xsv. q o. Barr, sbsmseiy sdasee
A. IL Rev YetA Dstls Nsss. was 80 II ~
,,esksss, ard dsnour GA the Aimlalssratisn o.
Yansoln b the most bitter tsrms. He ssld II wss
.xruaksa Adminsstrasion. bssSstsd with lts isola-
a,. Of the Corssiausien. snd had nsvss he'd ore
..o.ss pe.sasloa for tie good 81 tn ceantsy. II
go a sss Of r6sssls. h Aad lAas,y besn 70 wash.
,.,,ou asd his soul was alsd wi,h shame wAeA hs
..w ne streets o< sAss city Allied with lanaalm and
,sr,uss icoAiss - II they had como from Dsdlam
:, .ons rrssLvvs ssaoslaaicn The members 81
,h, Admins trAaicn. the SPEAKER said were nos a,
=. bs hoos-hlasss for his honorab.s auditors ZAP
,,.ns,l Abraham Lineosn q . ersatse traitor
Ia, y.a.rs,s Davis What has JET Davis don. !
n. has merely irfiaesd Upon our territorial juris
e,,s,oa: h. has not stfusk a the Consultation.
"a s.aes rights. Burr disooarsed at lsnsth. Es
hsl,svsi thai We weuse hsvs 70 come back 70 the
so,s old dec.zias ef Btasesishts 70 save the Re.
uobHs. anA said thns the Uuls,d etases have no
e,shs ana were ms:ely rested en the solid basis Of
s,sss risass eapposs that . s.ate al ,uld refuse
"a e,ses gsnator Rep.sssnaaiis ~, wAsse would
veu, Uaisea States BE- ocns.s9 Il nothine tui
tas representative Of the ssa.ss, ana this = ths
onlv doctrins thai can savo us. Wkas We want d
pluck
$50 We aaas" ints-oascd voice. I'VE wan.
mon1y."
YES, SIR" continued the speaker. We want
muscle. Gary the pluck whish you havs dis
psysd tnls evening with sou into tas stsset. II
ven do 70. the Provost xarahL of this city viii 10
NOR, afraid of being ridden suddenly on rali than
- - s>H r.
eons.i:utioaal libertiss." applause. snd La loud
tcnss, we viii We viii y ATTN tie app iauss had
subslGed, the SPEAKER saId when the soul OF this
Government Il dead. fer one. cns not wha. be-.
oouss o, iis body.' fApp'assel 'Ifa plot which
hnow proposed tho1ld suceesd, thas enc Ct cur
soldiers should So tn Ri-km md and assassinate
Jefferson Davis and bring ba=k his head, he hoped
II wcud be pu. On ATE Linz lu's shoulders ~
loud ana Icing cortiauei chsesiug Er BUR- reS
tsrss.d that kr. Liaeoin was a greater traitor
than JEFF Davis, AMI II his Abolition p,isy wss
permitted to 60 On. 10 tMr. B nsiatsincd that
J.f.rson DAVIS wss lighting fsr liberties in the
ycrsh as we'll Is those Of his ilsv sixens Ia the
South. Why not stop this war ros9-
Why. my friends, Sou viii ask. "How
eaa ws do 50 without d:ssracsa' Why
II yOu &e u1c&s9Sco uVWI WCRt WILL YO6k
dishonor anouat to s;x months hen:s, II yu
20 en- making dsai men and public debit II this
Abolition programme wks to be carried out, sad
negroes were 70 b, pat In our forts - garrison
to,ps b ., a. peass man, thouga. 1t would be his
time TO turn s,dier. Ho contemplated the new
compromise iins with p!essare. It would run
East Of zsw Jsr' 81, and wculd therefore include
that State AID Pennsylvania. Az for Nsw Eng.
Land hs cared very iitsls whether It cana IA q.
not. These States might be tolerated In the new
Uaion q SORT Of ulcer which could no. be taken
Gu: until II was Is-fsssi5 rips.
Fhe Baltimore Republican, h c,mnsa.ins oa
sapolso.'s lestsr to Gen. Fors7. says.
"Au5i We, under the lead OF q i1u:a Of v,sionsrv
Dsdmcu, Sill In sats ths dog Ia tho faals .nd arasu
leg at the saadow lose the substsnes9 1te,e l.
bus cns Ct swo couy5es ses for thu Gove-nraspt 10
purtus tn ordsr to evoid the very worst fature
ecaN Q1LIess Of these dss 4As Of ths French Eu.
peror l; viii either bs comcelled to eco.pt a wSr
vito France, wni.st Ii, Goah is I'll IL efrs or bv
sedY reccgaihon OF tas sscedsi tste3 1t On g
defeat sas schsIass Of Napoleon ard put q, sod 10
the eiyii ~af. We d. 20. know whsshef this VIII
Be ccasidsred srsazou' By the powers shs. be, Iut
u on. hoCest ccnv.cion that i: Is tie caIy ccussa
By which. n3t only til, country, IN. tho cen iEe.t
VII bs saved from ccmelisStioEs with .hs ciS.cras.
" and powers OF Europe"