The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-18
age. which You were unable 70 utilize Or even re

tage. which You were unable 10 utilize OF even re-
tata In 1853
Yan sacrificed the enlire West Cor ihe capturc of
sfAaou.s and then y"u proclaim 10 The tuas winds
nnlt can navgais Il without betng attacked, 0s bcs
maps burned, and without every passenger haviaT
'"e e. ieas ol death or captivity before his eyes.
~. .' ~ s"c ends ol your caase, yeu have made
"cfo o"t VI niah upon whom you have tavisiscd
everything, who had every otslactc removed frsu,
has path, aud who was prou,piy furnished with
Iti"'osse"'eMts aad supplies, Viii Kosecrans could
gel none a"d VINO has scarcely been atl. 10 held,
with the iiitnesse rs u, his co,,,,,ar ,he
ground which his predecessor gained d, snise OF
you by his UWn talents.
You have offered us the distressias sp.c,..,. or
t.e sacrihce OF merit 10 caprice awd personal no
Htea' Interests aud this in republic in the name
aud under the plea OF popular sovereignty.
And 10 cap the ctimax, we are obiigef IN hear
definitions iise this An uacondiuionaiy loyal man
IL one who, although not satisfied win the mea
sates taken by the Government, approves them all
and giyes his constant support.
r IL seems almost Incredible. Are we are In Con-
slannopie, in st. PeteTsbn &, Ia Roue, ta Pasjs,
Are we the descs ndants Of those proud axons who
refused 10 succumb TO any yoke, or the iliega,ate
offspring Of Cardinals seeking to secure fortune
aud greatness by perpetual worship Are we
really The descendants ct those disciples Of Luther
aad Calvin, whO rather than subject their reason
to an authority which they despised, preferred 10
espatTlate themselves To these shores, where,
through the agency OF liberty, they founded our na
tionat greatness, which you are now striving 70
drown In sea of cOwariee aud adalati0n, cor
tnptiOn and tncOfapetenCy9 Were our ANCESTORS
u visit the earth they would certainly be
10 see that eighty years after the revolution which
gave life aud beIty To the nation, the Lincoln
party could fnd NO OtiisT ,ciniion OF loyalty than
bitad submission to the aecters 0f the Govern
meRt
But we have exercised this bliad and mute sub
mission dnfing three years-dufing three yeats we
nave krpt siitnt-a ana what Is more geaeTous than
scRcef
Some tue radical patriots said not long since,
we nave lost confidence In fremont Wnat has
he done or said for year pa.t,'
what could he do what could he say! He has
done Tor you that which Buiier aud sigel have
done, what we have all done he has been chari-
Table enough to ktey silence, and 10 our eyes this
Is moie than he should have done. In the face Of
SO much incapacity AMI corruption, patriotism
atone has kept IT'S silent Each time that a fresh
defeat cr fresh conerssuu 10 lOrrigu Powers
bfought an indignant exclamation TO our lips, we
restrained Its utterance. And yet have much grief
anu love, ana admiration, accompanied each fresh
iiecatonib OF these uDknOwn heroes, these martyrs
10 their country, who have fallen through the In
competency and the cold Unsuitable ambition Of
The lnen whose mission II was To lead our sons tn
victory, but who, being blinded by political con-
siderallons for their pc; s1nat advance enent, led
them only to prodtess death.
And you have not displayed more talent or
energy abroad. Napoleon has trampIed utoa th,.
rights of "a friendly republic he has insOleutly
notified US OF the blockade Of the Mexican coast,
and fhr0t0n the Monroe doctrine in oar fece. We ask
theh, VINO Is ltstef now In AineTlca, he who lays
down The law or lie wIO submits To tn. same. Is
IL Napoleon III or the successor Ot Washington
God atone, by bestowing upon tho country mex
hausiible natural wealth and that ardent patriot
Ism which makes every soldier a hero, has saved
The country from the ruin into which your selfish
ness would plunge ii Thia Is the secret OF the
difference between your currency aud that of the
South.
ruin which you have been unable to accomplish in
inur years would certainly be fully cOHstiuiniated
were you 10 Itnlin In pOwt four years longer Your
military governors and their provost ,narshaIs
override The laws, and The echo OF the armed heel
rings forth as clearly nOW ia America az In France
or Austria. You have enctoaehed upon our lit
ettg without securing victory, and We must have
b. th
You have dishnn0red us abroad by shameless
misrepresentation our true condition.
Places thai We coupled in 1862 are now again in
The hands of The rebels, and God knows whether
your preparations for the approaching campaign
afc adequate. Corruption has entered Into every
department ot yout Administration, Tende 'ing II
very Augean stable, which needs Hercules as
yonI successor II is time for the light to shine
ortb and Tor the truth To tally appear, SO that ali
sincere patriots all men who look tor nothing fur
theI than the advancement OF their county aud
OF liberty, may rally in one compact body arOHad
the great prime iple of Liberalism, and form Libe
IA, party really worthy Of the name. Such 4 one
only can save the county.
Away with all the iwpostOrs who have Invaded
the temple of liberty and turned it into vote
farce Of unconditional Loyalty, which is only fit to
secure the votes of those iUOls who, instead Of
delving to the root OF The matter, blindly believe
all the interested false published by journals
that are paid to applaud and submit, whether right
wrong.
Mr. LincOln's honesty Is of a strange description.
1t consists IN neatly running bis country and in dis
regarding Its interests In order TO make sure OF
power for four years longer To Our eyes, the
man who has deprived his county OF the services
of some Of its best citizens, who has been unable
to make any better of the Incredible resources
cOntided tn him, aud who, after agitatiUg so many
public questions without solving one oi them, dis
regards his utter iacaptcity, is, 0f al the chi
of the United States, the least jnest and the
most dangerous
Eut even IL President Lincoln were the honest
man that his paid organs represent him TO be, how
dangerous would his &c election prove 10 the lib
eri,e5 of The people, ullter existing ctrcum
fiuences that he has at his back Let US reineaa-
Der the teachinss vt history and the Instances Oi
frigIet OK real imbecility, all uf which bave re-
suited Ia despDtism Sixtu5 v the half stupid
III onk Ia his cell and Napoleon ILL.,. the scottish de-
bauchee, belong TO the same schoJt The men
who have had tO endure them, elected them as
unimpDItant individuals, whose election would
soon be sixteen years that France has rejected and
poudered over her lost liberty. Fearing the un-
known, and shrinking from the perturbatiOns Incl
dental to change, they have had despotism and
iuin, which are leading III IN inevitably to tht
terrible ot all The revolutions that history la:
hitherto accorded. Americans Ot ths Old seho0
Wili not believe us they say our Htesttes are 81
firmly implanted III the blood OF oar old Anglo
Saxon race that none dare disturb them. But W.
ihiak differ entity, and say with the poet,
Ce bloc enfafine ne me dat rien Qui vailIe.