The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-16
...,.AtnM. e. 1884


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49, poW3 opoA the ruiae OF any Amers-
- 1apoeuc, ptoaoauces Il = true expect
ti0 q pahac sentiment In YAnksedon.-
WelaSs not ~ saAllsst doubt that II is;
- NA1n tAe Nrs goes farther, and %.
epmm - r1eolution In question a vir-
tal Doeege g stssxsaS ssststsaes, V"sssssrx'
- ~ bsaAA - ~ that, In our opinion,
AsuUVss = ~ Be Viewed By the Ns'ss. tue
YsnAss 0oveG1nsnt viii never look upon
Nh tAns ugAt We are rather disposed to
tAhk H. bsoo6A Of New York, wac right
wAA b 6ocaNsd u to be mere brute taun
- Aeslgned - tlckisths ean o. the Yankee
1nesc0, 80 never Intended tor use. Inc
yankesA alter al their proclamatsons
q sts1nal dsvotioe TO the principles Of the
Monroe 6oe4sias. could hardly do less than
LIZ Dsvb - oone for them; but We are
dhpossd - tAink they never intended to do
norA How saslly they can back out of the
1eee complicaAed 1lf6calty they showed
1oto tAAA Two ysars agoiu the Mason and
eja40 eaoo, vixen, AFTER complimenting the
auehee q tAat oatsage through both Houses
ofCoegreoA b the most extravagant terms,
No. eoded ~ doang everything the English
0oe0nmene demanded They will no doubt
panss Tie same eoufse In the case now be.
soes men, - spite q Mr.. LAWS and bis
onAnam0asy edcpted resolutions. They
uW recognise the new empire, and have an
emueeeede q the Court BY the time Of
Aan@ahanS asfivsl The people may be
easaeo ~ ~ thh dig talk. but 1t ID
0eee salk amer al NO quarrel will grow
out q e, and no difficulty win be al
lowed 70 stand b the way Of full recogni
doa. Il = the nature Of the Yankees to eat
thalr words when there l. either difficulty
q danger n carrying them out.
1he NsUs tealb ~ that had the resolution
- N. Dayis been unanimously adopted, as
u ne been now. when Napoleon first IN
1as1sd hA scheme Of aggrandizement in
A0cos ID would have been deferred from
ploseeuEme Il 20 10 present point. Wedoubt
that exceedingly. Napoleon had every rea-
son - expect some such movement on the
part Of the Yankees, and was, no doubt, sur
prised 1t ito not having been made. But he
was veil aware Of their inability to thwart
him. He saw that they were fully matched
In Tie contest In which they were already
engaged, and that they had NO strength to
spare agsinst him. He timed his blow with
"a scac4 calculation Of all the chances, and
he knew very well how to make it effectual.
Had the old Union remained entire neither
he nor any other European power would
have dared 70 engage in such an enterprise
By forcing the Confederacy into war for their
own protection the Yankees threw away for
ever the only chance they ever had of seiziug
upon the rich spoils Of the Mexican Repub-
fectly well whea he determined to appro
pirate them himself. The conduct of the
Yankees has afforded complete picture of
tbs dog Who In attempting to seize the sha-
dew Of the meat which he bore across a
brook lost the meat itself II illustrates
most Sorcably the meaning of the old saving
WITH nep,rd 10 a mana ou.rre,,nv with h,s
bread and butter. For the sake of obtaining
the power 70 intermeddle with the domestic
alnis Of the slayeholding States they threw
away the whole vast continent. from Texas
- Cape Horn, which, had they never been
checked, they might have occupied In the
course Of time For the sake of the Niger
they sacrificed Ill those golden prospects
which they have been dilatiue upon 10 spread
eagie speeches and Hsra1d editorials for the
Lest twenty I'VE years. The vison has fed
and Il win never return.
The NSas ssys that the exultsnt shout
with which the alleged rebuff Of Mr.. Slidel,
W. hailed BY the Lincoln ORGANS WAS raised
under the imprssslon that It Indicated de-
Termination not to recognise the Confede-
faey. Mr.. Dayton, however, had already
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MUM y ~ ~ 49, s1s.-Ss. - INC oonisue
ncy. Wheo No saan nave learned that
ConGTeoe - s0lemnly determined no: to
reoognine Mn he win doubtless form a strict
a13innen With the C0nfederacy. Both To-
sseaar. "a Ness seems To think. will he too
ss-sA ~ y.rkae D,oa,e. and :, This az
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