The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-17

NcT1Cg9 OF THE rbEgs
From the Southern l.,lsrs,v Ma.
Tho prolific pen OF Mr. EIvsrI a rc'iss
me no lees energetic lleam rresse, ofyst1', "aa
q w ade, have gwen the public anathe, y .hJi'i
crochlre upon contemporary pehisaltnni'. ptg1at
ny the usual brs:4as sia aud poleic
nave contributed IN no small deprpp n ~, ~ "I,ta
spread popularity Of this auihof,s v,3,p wide
fo!iafd, as pampbetecr, IL uIJgesI,,nsLi. W.
OF any writer WHO has made the u,...n, s,',1i
tion ana It's inoinentous incidents Tho ,creo
inc heia OF ms iatofs, and his proficiency ~ as"
branch OF literary effort h.s advanced ,v;,b a"'1
than equal pace with his success ~ u . hi'is
history. Ills writings have been more ,vian'"t.
culated and hl0re generally rad Ju,inI ~ we
TWO of thiee Years thin those vi any anitnt :, ,
day and country. '''' u us
From the Charleston Courier,
Mr Pollard, the author Of history If ii. va,
when two volumes (years) have ep;,v,a 80.
circulation. has written, 10 lis best sni ,,os, va,
nse styles psmp-t ''Ths Two Nations, a ~,
Inc history OF the American War;" pnb,,stsyt,
Ayrss 4 Wade, ri, hmoDd, Va. W. snrnns.;. "
soon Do supplied by booksellers sul dsal.,s w..
We commend 1t to general ard attentive n.,nt, "a
In 20 d0iDg We do not commit Ourselves tn ~. %
ptovs o. gu opinions Of the author, or an enio,..
ment Ct sl, his Conclusions and inia,ans.s NO.
only wtsh to greet aud hall sny AID ey.rv sit.,,
by any thinker ana writer of orisins, y,,or ~
yate Tia tohs ard plans Ct political disf ,i-sions
ThiaA;ng men are tired oi the tuaid,s 81 rs.,,
pohuoians, who know nothing hut platforms 81 pat.
81 Iii.rA
IKE the aOtLor OF tire Atlanta Rsyia,e5's sd,.a..'
and few o:hsrs- eOIEeetei more or less ae,,.,s
with the Confederate prsss se-ks The higher rsns,
OF thought and survey, an ii-qui ilou II; hvss
nrse o. serted IN American po!ities ty Calhoun .acs
the age Of our revolutionary sta,e-luyn
From the Riehmc.d Dispalcl,.l
we have seen nothing from The authors no,
which reaches the height OF this great arsnunn,
more than the opening OF this pamphlet, wi,,r bc
describes The Political scpacatGn OF the Two Am,
.
this warts being fought by two nati 4h5 who sh,ni
long since have been apart.
fFfo.i the Richmond Wairl
By lar the hest thing The author has Vet produced
Come III liza sentences have the glsw ana Gop ~
Inspiration.
ltrom the Petersburg Rrsuerl
We have Pinsed /. with pleasure ana profit Il
IA nor unworthy or the author reputation As an
abie, fearless aad eloquent poi!!ic1i wtilu,.s
We advise all Ul0 can 10 Uyofu,s
the work and read ior themselves.
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6sn, ty mail {pIspaijJ fof 81. ''
IL Usual aiic6unt 70 the .tat1.
AiEEi & WADE. ruili,hsrs,
Richmond u.
THE RIVAL ADMINISTRATIONS,
Ry the Author OF tia tirst AID :sooad gaa:s sfths
war.
From the Charleston MeTsuryl
A tart and we'll written prcdu,.ioc. Il la
scathiug review oI the sucfTlties Ct ons sinint..
tEsioIl contf ls.ei ,th the si.crt.ioks Of ,hs
other
From the Charleston Coyrier1
The Ia pamphlet !aisiy if3iet i,om The rti,,,i
Isn OF y Pollard, snthor Of "B!sEs nisrnon3S''
First Year of the War" 81. M one will 70 n
sleep over il, unless its reading follows oi iots
Of anOdyne.
From the Chstianooss Rebel
A spirited and caus.ls review OF tie maansy II
which oar Gove.p..isas araifs have h.sa maasy.l
AMI misma1agel.
s1;> Orders adirssseI 70 AIHE5 & " ABE, Ri:h
mond, Virginia, will ts promptly att-aisitc.