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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03

The HAksters are not at all satisfied with
the efforts Of the Council to cut them OF
from the city markets, aud some Of them
have resortcd to every imaginable course to
prevent the country people from sending in
their products; but, dss )ite their efforts, the
supplies are kept up, and the markets we'll
attended. Yesterday morning the number of
country carts at the First Market was un-
usually large for Monday; and now that the
country people see thaa the new ordinance
was designed TO protect them as well - our
citizens, we have no doubt that they will do
all they can to save the city from want.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03

Judge Meredlh-In consequence of the
occupancy Of the Richmond Circuit Court
room by Judge Gregory, there was no ses-
sion Of Judge Meredith's Court on yester-
day, but it was adjourned until Thursday
next, at IL O'Clock. Witnesses aud jnrors
will attend puuctnslly at that time. The
Grand jury were adj burned to meet at the
aame hOur
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03

The Manchester Piper MI, which, BY the
enterprise aud energy Of Messrs. Harvey aud
Waterhouse, have beel constructed under
months. commenced operations yesterday.
This mill will partially supply the great
scarcity of printing paper, and thus enable
the newspapers to enlarge their circulation.
We wish the proprletors the greatest sue
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03

Noble Aet-Some few days since whilst the
for an exchange of prisoners, one of the Con
federates obsei we'd Yankeelying 10 lighter
near by minus his pantaloons. Forgetting
for the instant that the Yankee was his dead
ly enemy, the Confederate drew of his own
pants and threw them to his foe, leaving
himself in no better condition than was the
man whom he had just befriended. Such an
act could only have been prompted by a
generous heart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 2.-The bombardment
of Sumter continued last night with una.
bated severity. There were no further cas-
ualties up to this morning. The firing at
present averages two shots minute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03

INVOICE Of
Os recent importation,
DAVIS, ROPER 4 CO,
Petersbarg. Va.
trunks extra hne gents CATERS, lea pairs
case extra fiae French fen hats. l9x dOsen
8 cases heavy Butcher shoes, iy0s9 pairs
cask knives aud forks, good quality, lol eee0
10 x Casks hse Acsrett 4 10 brandy
80 eases nse Kezart brandy, dcssu each
.-S cashs soda ash
10 b.xes casaile soap
S. dexsa playing cards
csss Walkers percussion capa, 800 300
hoxes kesoslns oil
bales Tine blsached shiStiaa, S,l2o yards
bale nnc shirting prints ,ssS yas0
cases ladies' bose. Zee quality, 81 Aossa
pairs
csses csnimere eaps
Petersburg, Va, Os ~ 1858. % 2S-es
" U RIED.
- loo bashsls swset potatoes
10 btIs apples
10 do ytooaa1
SO Ihs saeoa
60 lbs digger
dcssn caal ailtevsr
- Kegs Ssd peiet
,ss ss:.: .:.:sy VT wIoasses g an, 4 CO. CO.
I u YfiYsICIAN3 -NeS.eal a<nsisaso hsvisg g
ptse oS reoens stAndasd 1edieal RockA Which
they a.s si!iisS y Siass e. ssssd e ssa sesss1
week wo.ks % Anaio.ay ssrgssy, and fssessee =
MssAesisg lnstrsmssss, Il b sssviceahIs sondialA,
wat also And . ssady - - 3-1f
= AOfIl k-An psEsa.. - slaIos aealnAek1
~ sseets cf The lsts g p eAeh - pe9aaeesA =
I.ssss.s wan Van ,;s.ss ss.s = Ss..s q = - ~,
ssst = I dssss = ssssas - - s,e.ss 8 So.
xAy&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03


EH>Hn MOST VALUABLE ufdA 1n 1 -
Virginia for s,e-Aa saassaey = - ~ ~
Jordan, I oIsr for sass his vssaassps..
miles from the boet landisg - Lsxhge0, - .
miles from GoFhea Depot. o. ~ yhfne C0esoa -
The Mount Hope Furnace . pnst q ID peepogey
now and sLe two tresss contain sssss g - sssss
sibis and ID the original growth. Ths - sass-
d -ior quality, aud insxhaasstbles With - seil.
ress from the fornaes ee posss o..es -
are as0rc than sufacisat " s.ppy ~ ts..ass w.a
orc, ord 81 the purchase! desired p 04A - -
road 70 ha.hDg ccal. IL 49, Yovsx
daring siss nosn: ss e. ssss; 49, sn:s,
ltssH. AstaaeeS = e. sEsel!ses ess Sssss - -
blast, he, and ~ cslames: s.s1.
cescary, ana sseFess " 49,"
IN ..rg'n l'.arn.x +, f.4 1 4 ..a Jrd,,. or ~
sale "iaey selisa" rarnaos. =. piic f.ea valass.
Mia furnace, SH uiisc tIom tnscoee 3n@e eS 49,
pasture bridge aaa nmm ~ ya Cesls sesss; sI
Only 70 ilas asss-is 10 eosa vrtisg srdr, I'd ~.
| ing nix tnna a mHlsl pef dsy--hAs amps weeee
power, oil necessary ose- se.sfs, =. aS.sas.s sk
p'y q wood, and suntass beewsso n. 80 90 49,
aGres af land.
All tho iaorsss, wasoas. Harnsss xes4 - -
es:sry for carrying os '.sa 2 g ne ssovs ~ s -
VII, r. Ss sold .s :sess' s, .,, e s1s = & -
a stocking the properly, or Oshsrwiss ,cay ss0
70 I,iA bess
ssl~ dolly A1.t Ianass. s;s.sas sA - ~ - -
coshgA s:aH hEo sesss1ss 49,, - - E
Jaessosb Mvsr ":p.s 1es ~ 49, - - - -
pows. ssA ss:s .nrsn ass,ss i.s $3.50 49, - al
ssry bsiAlsss, seshesas -, .rs slea u Yesvs
. ass hot eaast . 49, - 80 % ~ Sass ~
eAins a,lS3H acsse, WIN " equsy - oseny 49,
eeres soss.
Alao, . traet NH sssve Ccysseeos 80 q
the .Rumsey Ir0a W0 "A eoneaiuinG oeeO 4o0o
% a.sOe .esss q Mad. =: - eA s:.se - -.
oss. All out hoass. aissa.ss; .ss .ssa e. tssse
On each u lbssg0iog esaete Inn y Q ~ ~ -
tbs Ars& asd last . sew-ein.
l And,y - steoro<y eoe SoeSoe, o01 - 80 d
sxtsndisg froea OCwpaxnss Sivss = wars tDsi1S
Mountain. isslndiag The heaAvatss. e Wilsea'e
| aud hDi erssk. ssiDpsoyeJ, vsu tlnb~sa. ssA
land. and aas Sr : ,i.eyssa.
Aad % sxsc.tof q 70 eksss: asd saeseesy ssJ
aud JSfd:s. osss II sk1.aeaas IseI...s
%,: s,s :ss.. .s,.. e ,.ss on ssAs
1.s.. as.s' . :. Y: sssosr q ss.A - nsesI ..
Css,setoe, va.1aeissne sos eossst ssn0 %
:..S.s. ais Z. no So.ss. 1s"ss . as =. Il Is =.
neu, .'.Osey ~ neus q - 49, esees
s;ss,n o. .sa o. sssssSs1 ~ " sasss sssss
o''''s'''' e'''s'0''s ~ ~ - = 'sss.
An n %. hna. !. s:s.As.s.s - ns.A.,,a.
W: trsst .se.a .. !. walsst slss.gs eAt.als6
ne s0w" o. ns sasss s.Mss 49, 2: sssn 10y -
iSs sss.s. ss. and .s.s, I -: asa = xsssss 80
e, - nsSy e1ssa sls !: ~ - ~. 49,
ssssx na,sa,ar H. sp,e - vss ~ -. I. ~.
thing which ess - assessysA,: :vstIss - xssvIA
so,l
Ct Elk nyer coatainsg So acsee - e ohies -
u 1ae EAsiish bine grssa
isset q % go sesss. eztss16g ftsa As0ean
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03

CNEAD PRICE,
~ GROCRRs AND COMMISSION NnAUANu
18th st, bet Main and Cary, Richmond, Va,
Are now receiving = large assortment u Groceries
Wines, and Liquors, TO which they invite the saten
ti0n or their customers and the public generally
They eaumesate In part
0R0Cuu0, EfO.
Is bbls and so kegs prime family iasd
rs kits No Mackcrol
2OOO lbs Liverpool salt, Tor table use
25 bbls crushed and brown sugar
sacks Rio and Java coffee
10 chests green and black tea
Is kegs bi carbonate soda
- boxes sperm and 4Gamantine candles
cases C0leman's mustard.
10 cases salad Oil
- lbs bIa pepper, 10 cases and papers
$50 lbs Goshen cheese
Worcester and Harvey sauces
Oysters, meats, aud fruits, IN. cans
Smoking and chewing tobacco and cigars.
WINES AND noUoRA
20 cases champagne, various brands
IS do elaret
Is do e0fuac brandy
do blackberry brandy
cass cognac brandy, very hae
200 gallons Holland gin
quo gals Jamaica rum
70 bbs Old rye whiskey
10 bbs apple brandy
IS dog London stous porter
% dog French ale, -. oc lo-sMs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03

Judge Gregory, Of the Henrico Circuit
Court was engaged yesterday in his civil
docket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03

PRsvIsioss FOR CrTiRs.-The recent action Of
the City Council Of Petersburg relative tO prOvIs
agent Of Petersburg, has purchased In the Salem
district fifty beeves AT 10 cents per pound, and
has contracted with reliable parties, on very rsa-
sOnabie terms, for wheat and -four. The agents
Of the ci.y in North Carolina report very avoraby
also, and have prospects Of buying hogs aad pro-
Visions much below the market rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03
MORk ARREsTs IN NEW YORK-sEWARD's BELL
RINGING AGAIN.
The Herald, of Thursday, says:

CArs-AFFECTlON--V ON--VOLUNTEERINo.-InA Angus
IA, 1861, a German left this city as volunteer,
leaving behind him wife and house cat that he
thought much OF. He made bis wife promise that
whenever his favorite CIT had kittens she would
his return. Faithfully the woman kept her word and
this loren we saw, ourselves, about her house,
in the third ward, In which che lives, in a shed
adjoiniag, and racing about the premises the old
children, etc, etc.. to the number OF two hundred
and nine cats cafletts and Lagrange Ga
DeM0cra'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03

Rhroled Yankee Prisoners are becoming far
too numerous in Richmond for the good of
the city. The Mayor stated yesterday that
there were now $50 of these characters GO
ing at large, by order of the Secretary Of
War; that five or six others had been sent to
the penitentiary for various crimes, and that
there were now one or two in prison, await
ing trial. These men have all taken the oath
Of allegiance to the Southern Confederaey,
and may be sincere in their professions; but
is it not bad policy to receive so many of
them, and give them opportunities of do
ing irreparable mischief, if they are SO in-
clined? Already the South has suffered se-
verely by the information carried to the en-
emy by paroled prisoners, and may she not
suffer vastly more? 1t would be well for the
Governor of Virginia to look into this mat
ter and get the Legislature to pass euch
laws as will protect the State against class
of persons who have it in their power to do
Q great deal OF mischief, and whose service
and presence can be Of no sort of value to
the State or Confederate Government.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03

RAlLROApa AaAIh IN RUNNING ORDgH.-The Va
4 Tenn. Railroad IL again In running order 70
D,Issol. In two " eeks Superimtendant DOdamead
hae rebuilt 1eyen bridges and relaid seven miles
a ,he road, which were destroyed ty the Yaskees.
70 Ease Tean. Va. Railroad Ii also TO be put ln
order - fhr q Z0lliconer, Tenn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

TELE G IL A HIC NEWS.
IRxPoRTs or TUE PRESS AssocATioS.]
Entered according to act Of Congress In the year
1853, by J. S. HRAsHER. In the Clerks Office -
the district Court Of the Confederate States for
the Northern District Of Georgia.
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA..
GoRDoNsvILLs, Nov. 2.-Gen. Fitz. Lee, 1t
is reported, had skirmish yesterday beyond
Kelly's Ford.
The enemy, 1t ie eaid, Is progressing slowly
In relaying the railroad track. They had 10 Id
80 far as ~ miles this side Of Bristow IS =
ffOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03

NO2 1MR ARMY.-FRANClS LARARRE, No
= Wall street, between Main and Franklin, manu-
saeiursr Of she BArnE fI-A6 RApGg aud Military "
paneoas, viz:
ssald, silsss, sad gilt Stars, far the eta6
Silver Casks for NE engineer cOrps
Dadges for the siglal corps
CfOas CAnnOus
And eils anchoss Tor the Navy
RaaD, seesl. ard silver plated Spurs and Bits, o.
~ sswsaa patterns, of my Oxu make.
Balees u any desgn. far eonapari<s OF rsSiueaas,
ma0e % order Utth psonplaess
God anA silver H)Atipg doas % order.
Oedess aAAeooseA 70 = iAbARR1. pOet 0elce hoa
~, Rtehmsnd, w. VII - pa,sstuAay asteodsd -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03

A DRSIR ABLn Rsa1dsaes ~ nals g hsa6-N6
"A eituated on the corner of Gay - Munu1u8
streets juet outside the wsseesn easp0ueea No
The house contains . I roonA oaa hao I'll - -
ter ia lhs yard. 1ks lot hae fteot eS & ~ -
runs bnck le0 f.st % . vids alsy. Rasos11oDa- -
10 hnd imnsdiatsly. For terms o0p1y q - pe0.
ises f.t m 10 n b PA. uoSe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03
LOCAL MATTBRo.

DvhW Ad.-Yesterday morning, . LADY,
rssidlag on tho western suburbs 0i the city,
wss passlng along Jackson street, with . bun
die Of nnlshcd work, on her way to the
Clething Bureau, she was met BY white
rufaan, who snatchetf the clothing from her
and started OF IN the direction OF the old
Academy building. The cries Of the lady
brought two gentlemen to her arsisfance.
who speedily started In pursuit Of the thief,
and ran him until he dropped the gOods.-
Unluckily, neither Of them were armed or
they might have shot the daring highway
mar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03

Mayors C0atrs-The business before the
Mayor yesterday was of an uuinterestisg
character. We note a few Of the cases:
John Musgraye, charged with attempting
to rob David Wright, appeared at the bar
with confusion on the left cheek and q
bump on his craninm, which were given him
in the affray that ersucd. Wright and COM
pani0n stepped Into soloon on Main street.
near 2lst, in the night time, to get q glass Of
beer. Wright paid for the treats, and as he
approached the door, his money in his hand,
Mnsgrave grabbed at It, but failed to get it
all. Musgrave then ran, and was pursued by
Wright and his friend. who finally overlook
him, and after giving him few blows turned
him over to the police. In order to get ut
other facts the examination was adjourned
until this morning.
Charles, slave, was caught in the street
last Saturday evening and Gagged, for having
live pig in his possession. His examina-
tion was adjourned till this morning, to ena-
bic him to show how he came by the young
'tgrunter."
Andrew Myer, for selling liquor TO be
drunk where sold, he having no tavern IL
cense, was sent on to the Grand Jury.
VIM. j. Hill, for being drunk and disor-
derly in the street and abusive to the officers
after his arrest, was held to bail for his good
behavior.
Edward Forge, for beating Edward Albers,
was held to bail to keep the peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03

vTyxAS ands Gos saie-A grsat bafynn s1lBe4
] A gcntleman Twins in ~ sel9o6orboo4Se
Richmond offers for sas x,e30 a<seo very - 80
well situated, title perfect.
He will sell great bargain early ARp1leao1eo =
madeto tno 3-sst1 L Gf1lk1A9s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03

Josni.g Ihs SosstA.-John Sullivan, Fed
eral paroled prisoner, appeared before the
Mayor yesterday to answer for voluntarily
seeking lodgings at the first. station honse
on Saturday night last Sullivan, on being
called to the bar, stated that he wAe an Irish
man by birth; that he deserted from the
Yankee army, gave himself up TO the Con
Tolerate authorities, was sent to Castle
Thunder, and on Thursday last took the
oath of allegiance to the South, and had
been pAr6led. When he arrived here he had
some Yankee money, which he had since
sold for Confederate Treasury notes. that hs
had procured employment in . bakery; had
obtained board and paid for it in advance,
and designed commencing work at once
On Saturday night he took short stroll,
but losing his way had called at the station
house and sought lodgings. He had MOE ey
to pay his way, and exhibited large roll Of
Confederate notes. The Mayor. after hear
ing his statement, adjourned the examipa.
tion until this morning. when he will dis
pose OF tbs prisoner by holding him to bail
for his good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-03

HEApQ'as VALLEy DIsTRICT,
In the Fork Of the Shenandoah, :
Near Front Royal, Oct. ~, 1863
Col. X. II. Cafl.on, Chief Of STAFF, A. NV.
Colonel: Yesterday Sunday morning, at 2
O'Clock, moved from Deryviiis To surprise and
capture the gauisOn at ChaTleslOwn. The sur
prise Was complete, the enemy having no suspt-
cion Of our approach until had the town entirely
surrounded. l found the enemy occupying the
Court House, jAil and some contiguous buildings,
la the heart of the iowa, all loop holed fnr mus
kerry, and the Court h0use yard enclosed BY
heavy wall Of oak timber. To my demand for =
surrender ,l;Ol. Simpson requested an hour for
sideratiOn. ] offered him ive minutes, TO which
he replied, s'rake me, II you can" immedI
ately opened the building with artillery al less
than two hundred yards, and with half doxeR
shetl drove out the enemy inia the streets, where
he (ormed and lied towards harper's Ferry. A.
the edge oftOwa he Was met by TIE f6eh cavalry
Col. Imba1en's aud CiimoEs Dattalt0Rs.
.One yoi:ey was exchanged, when the enemy
threw down his arms and surrendered naeoaAt-
,IonsiDy. The Colonel, Lieut. -C0ionei, and I've
oshers, wh0 wers mounted, aed q the 6rse fire,
aud r. the essssss ssd 'o. z. ss A.
Maryland regiment and three companies Of cassi-
~, aasshesine besween fous and nve huRdsed naen
and olaeem. I have not had tlma 70 have
arnss, amnnnIlioa, neiicias, asa cioshlAe, were
considsnble, all ef Which have saved, aad win
have psoeesiy seeountsd Tor. A. espacsed, the
Harpes's Ferry 1aress lAfantsy, artillery, and cav
hoass aller ase1 tAs nsss gua. Having pssnplly
seat Or ihs psisosen and psopesty, wae prepared
81 ihgm. / rssissA Aen he lsws and ssi Sack (
slowly towasds neHyyiils. acaslss ne sae.y
Io.s, q fss o. asceEtaiaed, p vssy sanail-6ss
kilIed three q foar ottaliy, and Is o. - wounA-
ed, nose os iess. Csps- Col9aa WIN NE ~ sru
asd Capaain Csnnel was 10y ssoe g les htp. J
ess1 hshis1, vvse eaesnsea. We ht1ss1 ~
Wossds1 1ssel1slly several a. - snesy d -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29
RUSP F.CTUS
up run
NASHVILLE UNION.

fra NasHutth CNcs was commenced a fsv ussls
uute Tor The purpose Of on sug tho Rebel Sd ihefr
Coufederecy, and N advocating the restoration "a
Federal authority, without tnv abatement over 81
The states whish have Attempted 20 sccols 10 baise
friends all Who support, ane a. ioas an wh1 orross
the Un.ou " the States 70 hra no watchwo.d be-
FEsrnoN tsD NkrfoHstIrY.
W % rebels ami fabs hrs no oourrufn e 90
make IL contends ~ tbs Federal Cunstiuton aus
ibs Laws m,ds 10 purautnte thereof a. the srrsKEs
Law OF ma Lssn, anything Ia Ae Constttut,oH Aul
Laws OF any q th- Safr- 20 tho contrary notWita-
standing
u contends or We U1.1u o. ne State. hccl1'1
sith0ul thr prcarrTifI1 ~ our liberties ami inlt-
buttons and The org uzaiiou OF souety itself are
nc way Of crushing out Nc rebellion and restoring
Union mast perish, "a siaItsr BY what pane 10 De
cd.
To The PEOPLE OF Teaarsaas ever rsAowned Tor ,hgf
dvv0tioo 70 Liberty aDi tnlon anti they we're o.
trlyod 20 the rcbel desIn'fr a. Richmond BY prr-
dious 9nvCruor ant corrupt Legislature ani who
have iylt heavily she awful curse 90 trsason and
anarchy, We appeal Tor support let the names OF
rebel Once hullers, vigilance Committees, and Nuuie
Men, who tave ullcd our borders With mourning, %
g.bhrttci pet9gt tho world. Lei those AmhUsla aud
sysrcious u-A ehe have plotted our rails tor Nhyir
Bwn bRsrandzcment be tss,sgss - the rN-fy 90
shame, no taaitar how hSh thc.r -tiOp tn o., etY.
lot u be shown how 80 ssfstyted defenders 90
"Southcrs RighH' are nov '-sdinz maraUtmE l.u'H
Of reebootors aad pots over St-ts sa-
uspFng negroes stealing horses and cattle, brsNAas
Into houses, burning railroad ltgcV ana cNrs, aud
numbering uuarmed citizens In cold blood, lot the
ruth, 50 long excluded by tho southern couBpirntofr,
circulate freely through every urirhborhood,
aul our cause will Assurcdly triumph. VIII rot loyal
mon everywhere aid MS Va Tho dissemination Of iaCl'
and the advocacy ofFrcc GoyoiumcuN
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-29
A Frenohman on secession.

M. LABouLAYNE, an eminent
French writor. thus states the pro.
prietary title of the territory of
the United States: =
What then 10 the South, and whence
does it get this right Of sepEsntion which
is sounded 90 loudlyY len a eonduered
people which resumes i've Independence
as Lombardy has dsns2 Ia il a distinct
race which is unwilling 70 continue il
an oppressive alliance? No; they are
colonists, established upoa the territory
of the Union by American hands, who
revolt without other reason than their
ambition. Take q map Of the United
States if you sxcspt Virgins, the two
CarolinAs and Georgia, which are cid
English colonies, all the rest Of the South
is installed upon lands bought and paid
for by the Unisn. II may be said that
the North has borne the greater part Of
the expense. The old Louisiana was sold
TO the Americans in 1904 BY the First
Consul for soventy-fivs HillioRs rsT
francs]; Florida was bought Of Spain in
1920 for about twenty fivs miilions, and
TO secure Texas cost the var With Mexico
at an expense Of enc thsusand millions
aud cruel losses. In q few words, il
you take all the country which
borders on the Missouri nad the
Mississippi, from their sources 70 their
mouth, there is not an lack OF land
for which the Union has net paid, and
tohich docs Rot belong to ~ Il has been the
Union which has driven back and ia
demniisd the indians; re Union
which has established ferris, navy
yards, lighthouses aRd haFbsrs; IL
is the Union which has given valas TO
the desert and made iis csloniselisa pes
sible. 1t is men Of che Nsrth as we'll 40
men of the South, who have cleared and
planted these laAds and made fiourishing
States out of barren solitudSs. In cid
Europe, then, where unity has every
where sprung from conquest, shss 10 sny.
iobere proprietary title so SscrSJ,a country
lohich is more III, common VorB Of pAsls
people And now shall q minority be
permitted to seize upon a territory tAat
belongs TO the whsle, Sad to choose for
itself the best part eff it? Shall minor
ity be permitted TO destroy the Unisn
and imperil those who were its bsnsfac-
tors, without whom il could act have sx-
listed? II this is not an impioas revsH,
,Os must maintain that tho .cSpricss Of people
constitute their rights"