The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-12

tenani Wilson. Third Engineer Pnndi, Chief u,
sheef FfeemaR, and the boatswnia. several ot
!, ef omcess, WhOse names { have nUt yet beua alb
- 10 sscertain, were picked no BY French boals
. u ~ doubtful whether the actiou Of capt Win
= Iow IN Paro'iae the prisoners, will meet with II
:. apP.o"aion os o. tae Governments. Is equvaiea
q =" it as ms act can make II 10 the recognition
the "bsigersnt tights, ~ this British pirate, VIII
. mas hcsei yet entered rebel port II may hay
u,a nrct 20 seHonslv compii:ate the questioa
c.ainss which our Government viii make upo
Great bfista for property des .royrd BY this vese
pa'it, ARMED, equipped and manned IN an Eng I .
port y was csrtainy In opposition 10 the inelfuc
tiohs OF Hf Dayton, u whom Capt &ins!uw spt I q
s 10 whether not he should paral, the
III Dayton's answer by telegraph, however did NO
artive nsth after the men were psr,,led II 4
eet.ahiy In opposition TO the feelings aud wisl,e
OF his oihfefs As 10 the matter of room. Mr. Day
toh informed nae before iet Paris that h.. had tels
sfaphed TO Capt Wfnsiow that the 81 Louis woai,
a'iivo 1t shettouIg ia few days from the M-di
teErancah, aud could take na.,s. oi The priso,,,,
oa bosid. That Captain Winsiew believed n,
was acting fot the best Of Efn,iy bsies We
sun .bink he acted vely uHwiseiy aud iujnai
ci"usiy.
The titeen wounded men are In tn. hesptt II
ana are attended TO by the surgeon of the Kear
sage ani by The surgeon OF the RappahaHnock X
Who came over fiom Paris yesterday. = have n0
YET seen tiien but shall do 50 10 DAY, and by the
next matt will give yon much further paIticu afs
some CT the parosed officers have gone 10 PaIis
To day, and the men are walking about the streets
net captain sttinsiotp last evening In comsa ay
with The surgeon and pufser saIlh, al the A,neri
can C"nsnIaF Assnts- l am srcatiy tadehted ie
All these gentlemen, and particularly to the pur
ser, who has sat up with nearly all night de
taiing III" parlicu ars which have given you.
The tfiieers are Of course I'm high spirits Cant
Wins ow II evidently as MODEST rs he is brave and
determined. He Is a short, thick set good natured
looking man, OF abomt fifty, aud Is look ed upon by
the fe"pia hesa as great hero.
ANorHsR STRONG LErrss FROM Tns Nogrnwssr-A
LOOK INTO THE FUTURR.
Judge G Robinson, member of the Federal
Cnneiess from The liIh DisAict of II Inois, has
written letter to his constituents, declining TO-
election in 1t he charac,erlzes Liucoin's admin,
isttatioa as much more than failure" IL Is in-
ttinaus, imoeciie, and corrupt. There Is but one
hope Tor ''the countfy-a te. be hope, II is tme-
aud that Is change OF adminisl,atisa." The
eieeh"" "i Lincoln; OF II man who endorses his
policy. renders 1T union Impossible. Hs saws:
Every dollar now being expended by the Presi
dent Is treasure thfoWn away every soldier who
falls beneath our couBirys flag, from this tim,
forward, dies In vain. Every step which the Gov
ernmeni has taken for nearly two years past has
put Increased the obstacles TO Union and peace.
And why Because the civil and military policy
of the Administration Is directed not TO the
suppression of the rebellion and the restoration of
the Union ,on, 10 ftssubversion and overthrow his
Is not the language Of me Inference. l bur re-
peat the avowal of the dominant party in Congress-
and the official and other dec arations of the ii
ident Your ruler are tending 10 disuBon with as
much certainty as the leaders of the rebellion
The only difference fs, that one party hos drawn
the sword oi open rebel ion, and marches straight
forward TO the unhoiy work OF overtime " ing ibe
Cor oEsti.ution-the other, falsely pretending 10 be
Tie defenders OF the Constitution now nleaBIy
intent upon subvering its piainest and most fun
damental provisions, and erecting, by military
power, totally different government upon the |
ruins OF the old. What signifies the passage Of |
congressional laws for dividing the andsof the !
people of the South among their own slaves or the
sIavish adherents Of the President? What is the
effect, In the IebeIliOus States, of presidential
edicts, at0fshihg slavery, arming ths slaves, and |
acing them ds guards over terrified women and !
children?
What, ask, Is the significance of these things |
To lhe tboughtidl students of history What The |
= feet upon the grea. body of the people OF the /
Southern States Let our recent disasters In the |
South give sn answer. Or, II you prefer il, ia-
qnire VI those who fought Ut AufffeeshDro', at
aud Olus;ee. And. II the voice
when comes up from the ensapguinei battle
fields leaves You still in doubt, act ior wi lie the
part OF .be good Samaritan at one ot our
0ver ercT0Nded hospitals, and AK our SICK, wnund-
cd and dying 30 account the murderOus coniiict of
the last few days. These terrible battles have /
eft defiant foe In our froat-a foe vet u9coR- |
qnered-in my Judgment unc0uquerabie--while |
folly, fanaticism and cupidity rule our coun- |
ellis. repeat The war Is no longer waged |
10 put down rebellion and restore the authorities
OF the Federal Government over the Tebetitntis
States. Had Tbs heea continuously the sole pur-
pose ut the Administration, and meaas Justly
ommensuIata with such an cad been adopted aud |
the war would long since hesg been !
over.
But aifec ty opposite COURSE has beer, pursued |
-~a c1uIse calculated, &c not designed. 20 unite I!
The great body of the Boutnern people resisting
Il pulley I'm which they beheid their total snbjuRa-
lion aud cnsiavement. BY this means thousands
of the Union men of the South have been driven
into rebellion while these who stiIi out of the
rebel armies eKecrate the very naIa.s Of those by
whoee orders and c1nnisapee .tPy are robbed aud !
degraded uadet their couniIy's nag. All elassts
are united ia resisting what they regard rs dceIa-
dation aud enslavement. Every heart is stirred
by vengeance and hate. The old and the young |
ave rushed ind iscrmina iey into The front ranks
Ot rebellion. within the last few days have
seen among the prisoners we have captured mere
siIlpttBgs and aged, gray hired men, walking
sideby side 10 the prison house. l read IN thetr
features none of that suffering and drspondeRcy |
CT which we have heard so much. Mingled scorn
aud d. tiance otscured the trace of these prIva-
foEs and suiferiDgs which would appdl the hearts |
of men lees brave and sincere than they They
believe themselves right, aud in this Is The secret
Of theff power III numbers they are a mighty
nation; In area they empire They aIeI
united as no revolutionary ,ebeilious people
have ever been unilCd before. The PrUsi,lFBt and
his friends, his policy aud teits have iliis united
lheii And now ASK you Cd point me to a page |
la ali histOiy which frcotJs The suhiGsalon of 4
peopie thus namercns, thus sincere, thus uniied
aud brave.
Again say IL is not goVy, rs ii The bseipai.e,
question of satduing a rehetlt1us lsctInp-thsi |
"
pose ahanJOned IL is now IA war OF satjugaiion,
n which tue southern States are 10 be subVtFted, |
,verthrowH, shd, If need be, erased from the map
)f the world war In which, Ii one tenth of the
people in particular localities meanest tenth
viii swear feaity 10 the President or some of his
'atraps, Ike Andy johnson, of Tennessee, faisely
wear that they .'ardentiy desirc' the freedom Of
heir own slaves, then, ani In that event, tbIs
zone tenih' (th0usb heretofore the worst OF
eb.ls, are 10 govern the remainder of the people,
And those who advocate such an insane policy,
md ieqoite soldiers TO gt aud die for Its ca
rcement, tell us they desire peace The peop
If the South, repeat, will sun determination
'efore they submit io such de grading terms. They
viii fght with more than human courage before
hey quietly submit TO the occupation of their
ZONES by their own slaves, or the hungry jackals
Who are proposing 10 migrate from the North
'rmies, occupy their Chief cities, appoTtion their
ands and people their habiiati0n, will these things
ring peaces
VIII we then have a restoration OF that Union
whose frmsst and indis pensatie supports rested
n mutual memories, forbearance and respectt-'I
he voice of all history, the lesson of all xperi-
nee, the planest dictates oil common sense an
wcr with an emphatic no.. In every mou ntala
Orge, On every hill top, In evety valley, In every
lily and hamlet, the fires Of hate wi burn ever,
= bile Il badge OF social of pOnfcal inequality re |
nains. Each and every neighbOlhood will team
With tny visible clansmen, who will teach their do
cendanis the religion Of undyiBg hate for those
hey " III regard as Oppressors and fnes EveIy
Dads side will be the theatre Of murders aud
,a,Ion; every cavern Will echo the bfoody uadi
lon of the past, and every occupant of an absn-
loned farm sequestercd home Will die the mo-
nent. Federal guard Is no longer at the door,
But will not further enlarge upon theme so
hat when such terrible scenes are 80 distinctly
slble In the immediate future we shon,d not d,a-