The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-19

GTctaFY Nn3Se, Hc GoHtu NOT pTelpte6 muc
improv, ment OF the apances OF bis conn
Try. The military successes did not com
aud the Secretary went. Mr. Fessenden,
man 81 abilities, ia his successor. But
was compelled to retire. 1t was the SAM
want which Mr. Fcssendeu will have to en-
ccuater-a Waut which no civilian can sup
ply.
| Military successes, even IL achieved, car
only give Temporary relief TO the hnancef
| crush this rebellion, and hrrak forever the
spirit OF IA free people, L.f,re they can tx,
pect the exhanslirg drain upon their trea
sury 10 ccass. But suppose the military
successes continue 10 be on the Ccniederate
sid, What then? What becomes OF North
ern hnanees Wta', ia other words, be-
comes of the war?
We hear OF renewed deaf, c,ion 10 the
Soithweet, OF increasing dis abstraction
every where vi h the Lincoln Administra-
ton, OF bold and Indignant announcements
OF 1t, uttered with miunity, which not lorg
ago would have sent the authors Of such
sentiments 10 u dungeon. We even catch
faint whispers tom different quarters OF ar
mis'i aud con'iiii,ion, aud,see something
like dove struggling .afar oil in the mist
and tImnlt OF the storm. Perhaps it is the
Dove of Peace, bearing the olive branch.
and giving 1, ken Of the subsidng Of the
waters. And pelhal il is only vision of
the fancy. Whatever il may be, We place no
confidence in any signs hut the Bow OF
Victory, aud when it pleases Heaven to span
the whole Ornament with that, when that
grand ir'nmphai arch shall light up oil the
dark canopy above, We shalt teel sure tha,
the deingc has ceased, never TO return.
Wlth continued military successes on our
part, the suppressed dsc intent CT the
Northwest Will manifest itself in an un.
mistakabie form, and the smonIderiny ele-
ments of revolution in the Uhited States
break out in volcanic fires The Northwest
is mere newer of wood and drawer of wa
ter for New England manufacturers. Ii
loves the MON, no dontt, but it is begin
ming to see that the Union between East
and West is partnership for the sole bere
III OF the Etsterh member of the firm, and
Al loves Independence better than such a
hion AS that The proposed incrt ase Of
The Yankee tariff must quit ken lis percep
ions Oh this l,int. The il Justice which |
The Ntht shiieis from suvL al alliance is |
aggravated by the fact that, in the war Of |
New England tanaiic.sn, and for New Eng
and Interests, the West has furnished the |
'est trool 3 and the abl, st Generals. II las |
'lso common stnse enough to know that |
III iis interests are with the South, and that |
1t mantulIy cuts loose from New Eng |
AMI, 1t Will have not only the freedom |
Il The Mississippi, but advantages Of |
fade which can never, by any possibility,
ccrue TO that section. Tue Peace Party |
iot only IN the West, but in all sections Il
he United States, feeble and unimpottan, |
y IL seems, would prove much stronger I
'arty Than is generally supposed if it could |
ave free utteraace OF its opinions. A
fesh application OF Lincoln's DRAFT will out,
hcrease The profound latent Disgust of a
asst portion OF the population for the war
We make all allowances for the traditional, |
iolafiy ct the Union, tut when the Idol de-
lands such bloody aud ioH9 continued sac.
lhcef when 4 million OF men have ALREADY
one down bis Voratious NAV, and with un-
dated appetite he cries Tor ifesh victims.
hen lie dtvuurs all the costly tilerines
eaped upon LIS Shrine, and answers none |
the prayers OF The worshippers, but, iu-
LEAD thereof, visits them with disaster.
PROV, bankruptcy and shame, his votaries
lust soon begin to doubt whether they are
VI po"lhg down at the altar Of false and
roclcus demon, Instead of q true aou.-i
et ali The explosive materials accumulated
the magazines oi Northern society will
OF 30 avail 10 MS till the sparks Of onr
Glorious battle fields are scattered amoue
EN- with decisive military successes |
ere, there will be political sncct sees there |
hich will Tut All end to the war. Soldiers
the South, ii Is for you, with the blessing
Heaven, to decide how long this war
all last, and then you can return to your
'lnes i'll peace. We need not meut,op
ese things to inspire your &C urage, but 10
Vokeyou to the rigid exercise of these |
hillary Viriues which are not subordinate
Importance to the mcst magnificent hero.
Ito stllct discipline, to eternal watch
mess, TO the most perfect and Systematic |
'fiormance OF every minor detail of a SOL
I'll s uuly. Let Us never permit ourselves
despise any more than to oyerrate III.
pacity OF cur ehtmy. Let US never heas
ain Of surprises, ofthe failure Of otiice,s
carry out orders, ef ccnsummate plans
ieated by the shortcomings of the agents
whom they are Entrusted. The critical | !
ur ID upon a. "
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