The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-10
MESSAGE OF GnTERN0R BE0UT, OFGECI

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Tho l,ri..l,urc VI 0oorsia mot At MtlrdaeulIr
On Thursday lat, and cu tic ..e1t day Governor
Brown sent IA lis message. l, l. not Ht al Il - It.
rua!katIe" document, some Of the messages aid
go anati5lls oithe Executive h'Ye beentciiu
y the papers, tut IS n4orey r,patton OF hi4vle~9
heretofore expressed oth,r state papers II his
Over ten columns u tie Augusta papers, ami we are
aLe only - mai, extracts tro.u - which VII gave
| i, tenor and apLlt GA the negotiation" Ques-
| non, he says.
1.ra il reason 70 f.4r that Plv llsn. Lincoln. II
.,t,J and President Davis, who's pa,-1"t' ale
| luiAne.t asalf,E oA other, may never tc abtc 10
agree upon terms tor the comin"hcrfAcI't u h'sD
tot.oI.s and HAT the war must continue u rage III
an lts fury I'll r4-r3 change Oi hdnI.It
luE, tuu people u h0tA countries, lh t4~l aSS''
gate capacity sovereign states, bIil& 'h'it PD"
C;,l influence T. bear. requiring tCth doF"1h
:, stop the war aud ave tne Gueaicn 10 Dc ho''.sN
! uI,o tle principles oI lao ~ iAIh 1""H ~ III
U..!-Is, resolutions passed al yo't iale H"@7y'''
I.use rvsu,atOus, ~ aIb,tau."', .t"P"o" tAHt le
| -1g..y-nahiu. powers noth Governments egi''
10 -f 1t, war and leave eacA any one q thc So
y,.,ris States, " contention uA as own p"CFIe'
! taIly ,hoo.u by tho l'3al and du'S FaeiH," ~
- i9tar1ouc tsr itself whether It WILL Ahite rs o.,
, TINY with the OF the oiLar coIileirtT'!-
= MAY te doubts whether Museum, hL:-''.eAh % ~
land Wl,h ~ REMAIN component parts % w
Inaut oi tie United States oc u Ui..to "4t N
refuse 10 unite vi, w. have no JuSt ilS - N
| u,ud stl,44 UNION as have hri'h"I tilc isn' :
/ cocYy, u sgvrrtyn STATE nor 20 govern hFr "''"o"
: her t,,r,4rnt And # "" hal III" IiSh' W. Ger
| ttifly have MT the power "a "" can o'.iF govern
4,.,a without her consent by subjugaton, E!Li !"
,y- IL, bower I. -ublHgst" any one oi tL0se SlatF'
vt,t, tie whole pogser u The CEite1 States at LS
- tsck r,-uar.Si u defend her against uur attacks
We should stand ready, therefore at ali tliFS, "
= s.;tIe tho difficulty ~ GeieIencc oT ito lI1es'
| future alliance - the states whose poslti'D 20 - - !
! h.. doubtful Tor discrimination BY them ia 'Ne'' "
! Ivgn capacity. - ,,,,usilv IN
Uut Congress, in its manifesto LA - - -, Ia,
| iJ,s-l the great principles o' li'' - s sass,,.. :.
, | t,,rs. and tla President has SAID AN A''' u''
: | ,h,t ha l,3ires raacs uFon the PA'tS'F4 :" "'
| - v~, .nt.fpl into the struggle. aul ho
- nIwsyar u anv direct tender CI al jussh' Il
Z 80 r.. principles having been recently IlAde
',Irv-n.aNlr,g power Of our b1veiiIAent !" u.
| 80 ~ noa.rr iu the Federal Government, ieSis
| rh,t rne wish uI Georgia ~ expressed 'hrush ~
rgs!atuIe has a9t bsen re5pectcd All tils ptiuceAA
| .uCh n .fsct n ndor, made through comni>siohvf'
= | ly Pr~-iens Davis IL President Lincoln ~odi
i place the question IaIly ani properly heioie u
- states and people of tho North Tor dsCusslon af
action. Hal IL been done months since, II could ~
| have iaii-~i ~ have had Il poYerful Influence upc
m the PrySlsni!al election III tho North, which III
,s have much ~ 30 with tue future eoIse and eondu
4 | ot the war.