The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-21
ADDITIONAL FROm THE NORTH.


the PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS IN the ,ussTsD sTArxs.
There Is some amusement Ia looking al the mass
OF faAkee vsrmiR seethtng and sefaaAbiRg over
the cascase Of the Presidency. lively meeltns
oi the FIeemont maggois took place la New rofl
city last week. The latest and strongest ot taom
Rev" Dr Chrevcr, worked bts way 10 The top
aud let eH The following against The present no
aUpoiizct of the corpse:
How long ehsH this man be saare 10 as! =
Know ye not ttiA The people are deshoyed, And
the people would be Willingly draiied To The last
Riaa, II the President would Oaly use The army u
swtp the fobeIion But To be drafted by diihlets
only la season - be lost, while by this folly the
ttbeiion has falteued aud been StreDg gthened-this
Is agony inloirtab'c To be massief.d by diibiets
that the continued necessiiy oi w;t may be an
a'gameat ior continuing MI Lincoln ia the presi
dcncy.
Yet comes 10 thls--President Liacoln steadily
opposed 10 the gathering Of c0lofed troops, when
he might have had huadreds of thousands from
the bcart OF rebeidom; and aow, IN the fourth year
df III. rebellion, he is unable Tor the want of
TO meet the ultimate necessity Into the jaws OF
which he has ilung his country, having given TO
ihc ttbels meanwhile the advantage of three
| aiions oi iaboers, leaving the tebeiiion
AT leisure 10 employ lis whole White ioree, and
safely 10 bring every nan and boy unstti cUnscrip
| i,0n. Meanwhile diafi hnds us shrinking from
IL. gold aud bread going up, currency and coinage
| gong dowa, enthusiasm snnocaied, patience
Ncsitfu the iIfttirfs Ibtcatthtu Win loss al
h1IScais iot want o laborefs, he hrst Htcesstty
o bi.hns, and leader having gwen si.iSt 10 The
ultimate neCessity for ~
Remember, now, that this necessity Is oniy one
oi lihcoin's ndisptHsables, perhaps The nrst suit.
Remember, II you are drafted yOuare only putting
| on one OF lincOin's indiSpenSabrS- his military
brceclies.
DIR cheevcr's address was received with re
peated and enthusiastic de4ORsuatiOns OF ap
pIause. letter in the New York World from
Indianapolis says:
Our peop'e have, SO far, bravely barred their
breasts 10 the shock. aud have endmed all sorts Of
privations have been taxed, not only 10 more
than met their share of The public burdens, but
have poured their wealth into the lap of New
England shoddy, and unless they can soOn begin 10
and feel that they have not made all these
fIfces in vain, they will Bolt this Administrations
The West, after ALL is not SO party bound that IL Is
teady to sIcriice all on the partisan altar of IA
Aiiicism kemember the prediction, that unless
Mr. Lincoln shall, within the next three months,
exhibit policy that shall produce better results
than the past, the West Will throw a bomb, filled
with worse material liin Greek five, into his vri
-ueTahc Pre- stdtntiai magazine, that will remind
him OF Il most serious ''itttic iokc."
Ind cons derable Fremont stock out West,
lnj you may quote Mariposi ~ rising Fremont
wii carry all that vast aimy ot "disgustej Re
public ans vino would not vote the Democratic
ticket but will 90 tLeir might Tor the Eithiiater
he kePubiican German element is III 81 geneiaiy
ius bim. which aiJne viii give him tower of
strength IN Tie west.
sTARrLiHa DECLINE IN THE SHIPPING oP THE
UNITED STATES.
The Florida, while sending 10 the bottom some
Yankee vesse >, has been the means vi bringing
70 the top some statistics which show 4 Startling
decline In The shipping Of that nation Fsom the
sst place In the maritime wosd the United States
has descended lo abJut the fifth. The New York
DO,td says.
Ia 1860 the total tonnage OF the United States,
exclusive of whaling and steam tonnage, was iive
niiiiun Two hahdicd aud niactecn thousand one
nunicd and eighty Uhe toas. la 1861 /, Is la The
uriehbufhoUd Ut one miiliJa SkA haRdted and
| seventy luar Thousand Ave hundred and sixteen
| tuhs. That Is, We have lost IN four Yeas three
nIi Iion ave bundled and touY iouI thousand six
| haniicd aud Sky hVe tons. We ray notiiius al
Me loss through lhc involuntary idlcnrss Ui our
ec,seis -aoihlgg oi ihe hnn.Oei oi shIPs that iic
| gouih5 Al our @hiIsts And IL io,s,sh PuiiS, W.
! Wuuid simply .tsk, the itie given above. how
i0as ii Time mGat ciL!sc bcI"ic uuG SJht1 eIe al
-iuInc viii be cniiiriy wiped out, ahd liG aflGii
| can H. uifku1wh any futcign poitl even on
| hUI Own seas, save da seen upon ships al " Al
fInn.beiHg tusIiy HtrtvI tIhh ihLi VI ANY other
ntIion ihc Lace at Itic Caita. oui tohn tsc aa
| iwiatiei below Int stand AID ui The thtld rate
| Mliitim: IoHet3.
| Aote thau nine hundred Vessels that la 1850
| were owned by 'iuAens oi The un:tea States, aud
Heated the StaIS ana stripes, ate now In The hands
| al iurcsa owners aud sailing uudcr iurviga itgs.
! On Thursday morning last we published list OF
| The names and owners of six hundIcd OF these
1 vessels having Al aggregate tonnage of Three
| hundred aud twenty sight thousand six hundred
| and sixty I'VE ions-Soii during the siGgic year
1868, To British uwneIs, As complied from British
| authority and 10 which list the reader easily
| IuTn. FnreIsEeIs wi!i not ship goods la American
| bottoms, aud 50 uU. vessels mast either rot ia
| port VI become The property ut people OF other
| nationality. Not single Ancricau steamer
| closs,s the oc Can Al The Present iimeOut 5team-
,tl .3 Goa IA wen
| then with srbSr oi sccuiity. FoTclgu steam
| .t- eany oW maiis and freight, and transport
| such at ohi citiL.ns whom husi ness u plodsuic
| calls upon a ioieign SOIL
| FuURrn uF JULS rss0sDY IN tLLiEoIs s-PFEsi
| DAM FANt3 iossihD.
| On Monday -thr Fourth -, I,sgciy WAS cnacteJ
| al WlvcIiy, iu Morgan county, the particuiIis o
| witch, a. wiliieh by one vino was ii thli ise,
when the aiili. accuued, lni published la tn
| Mis- souii RepitJlican, ale Is follows
| A most unhappy ending marked ile celebration
| ot The Fourth in the town Oi Hayeiiy, Morgan
| cuuuty Illinois, About two thousand people D
| that section of the county, without distinction u
| party, met In the public green that adufns iha
beautiful Town To iisien 10 speeches and engage II
| saciai festivities Alter speech la the forenoon
| by Vim ll"uies, Esq, Ot This city, The ciUWi b.ok
| up into picnic giuspS under the shade oI The tree
| ia the pubic green, ard in neishbJrlng gardens
| aud passed an hour la harmonious feusting an
l friendly Interviews. "A lew met la i Hetgnulih
| grocery, aud there INDUCED in drinking One q
| them i.oben Buchanan, eitiAeH ot that portion
| OF the county, dIank The healtA of Jtn Davis.
B, TheIeupon, Ben Church, young man pf 90 year
} ! of aec VINO enlisted "A drummer boy oi ia
| color company OF The lith Illinois regiment, 4
| iosI, upder Col Palmer tnow Brig adier General,
| and W ih had been discharged, cuilafed Buchanan
| and said that no one should dIihk Tho health U
| Jeif Davis In his presence, aud demanded Il IL
4 | traction OF the complimentary reference to Jc
n | Davis. Buchanan drew his pistol IN defence
| church then weGt out and called Two or .hIec {
;. his friends stating the circumstances, aud askin
y | el u back him in his purpose 10 compel Buci
u | an4h 10 rttracI his words. He procured pistl
: | and went back TO Buchanan aud renewed his dt
II man,i, and told Buchanan that Ii he did not lax
d, back his words he would Kill him, al the sam
r | time bringing his pistol To bear o
Ruchauan. Al this moment Hugh Camp
bell, farmer of the neighborh0od, seig
u ed hold OF The pistol held by Church re
D | marking, ssthere must be no pistol shooting
q | his crowd on the Fourth of Jaiy." ChuIch al
q | tempted to snatch away the pistol and la tli
2 slupeIe tor il one barrel was discharged, The ba
: passing through Campbeii's leg below the knee =
| Camnbsii then seised Church by the collar
| throat. still holding on to the pistol. Churci
however, managed 10 turn the muZ1.e of IL fu
r ON CampbeIi's breast, pulled the trigger, and sci
= | a ball though his body, giving him in0rt
l. ! wound, WHICH resulted In hts death within nv
minutes after the fatal shot After he fell ChurG
4 "jumprd' him, g,inding his heel into TIE dyiI
i, | mans cheek
i rms Tragic afiaG pul eGd st once 10 tho ce
D | b,.,iun .,f Ihe day. cheat excitement peIvad,
d | The crowd and much pattisau ieeitng began
t | display itself, Campbeii beng wen known ID
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