The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-29
LATEST FRo.IHE KoRTH.

| we have before US dopy Of the New Y orl
fferotd, Of the 22d, froaa which we make tn.
! following extracts:
The squabLle for the as1t Presidency is cxe,,tns
some Interest In the 1ies1fd, Of the aaa, we have
The following circuiar
| .WAsAISaroN, D. G. February, ,ls5 t.-Thc man,
ments recently a,a.l.s t:,raa ,out the country T., :.
cure The renom nation of tfesideni Lincoln r.n5p,
necessary some couuteractfEa on the plrt of r,sa
unconditional friends of ths Union who differ from
tne policy of his Administration.
50 long as no Efforts w4re made TO fnrest,lI N -
p"iitiel action of the psoa. IL both wist and
pilfiaie for all TUE frcndfpf the Government to
devote their influence tn 1a. Suppression n Tia
rebellion. But when It became evident fha, n,r.y
machinery and official sfHssnce are BEING usei 10
secure the pctaetnsiGn OF be prcsen, Adtniui.,ra
non, thnse who conscientzo,siy believe that ,,,a
interests OF the country ala ef freedom da,naa 4
change i'll favor OF vigof aud purity and nationality
nave no choice hut 10 aprsa! IT tn the p.n,e
before II shall be too late osecue fi. discasi IN
of principles.
These in behalf Of whnn,sfhs comr,unica,io, ;s
made have theushtfuy surYeyrd the noIiiira,
Siobs s 'e'"
L. Tha. even Were the e-e!ecton of Mr. Itnco,,
desirable, it is Practically Impossible against the
union OF Influences which will oppnse him
=. 1haf should he be re elected, his nl,ri:,st
tendency lowardS compromises and tnmnorarv ,v-
fFaieitS o. toiicy VIII! become stronger duri:.u
second term ilian il has been in r!i.. frs c,I ~,
cauSe ot human iibefly and the dignity AID b,nn,
oi NE nation suffer propofliouacly; while tha var
may continue To 'angaish during his VIII lie y Ip,;n
iSration t;!i ihe pilblc debt shall LqcoInp 4 Lnn
too great 10 be borne.
). Tha, the patronage OF the Government through
the necessities o III war. has been rapid, -
'f'a>'d' ana IN SHIt an enormous extent, and SO
ZOOS, placed, Ia render the tnvlirnioo of ,be
"onr term rrilnpr' ab >n!utely essential TO the
cet'ain s;"'iy OF oar republican, institutions.
4. hat we jnd united in Hon. Salmon T. Chase
h'"f' o s'ie Gn iiities needed in PrsiH,. during
the 'cxt four years than combined II, any oll.r
available candiilte; his record clear and uuju-
rt1thabP, showing h.in tp be Il statesman of rare
abitF ana an administrator Of IN. very highest ,r
dr' white MS private character furnishes the surest
Obtain 'hi@ guarantee Of economy aud purty IN the
mana."me IL OF public affairs
.. ltAi the discussion Of the Pres sidrntaI cues
non, already commenced hy The friend; oi' Mr.
Lincoln, has Developed popularity and S;rrurt
IN Nj. f!ise unexpected even To his wafEiest al
hH'tfs; iah Wiilio We are aware that this strength
l. at pt''ScHt hnofganiZrd AN ia no condition IA
manifest lis real magnitude we are satisfied 1h,t !,
only n''dS Systematic aud iaiihf,i effort vrsnp
IL 10 a" extent sufficient Ia overcome, ali npno+ua
obstacles.
For these reasons the friends st Mr. Chase have
Determined on measures whirI, shall r,sput his
claims fairly and at [" the country A cen
';ti organization has been effected which. already
has lis connections in all the States and TIE olc;
a. which Is to enable his friends everywhere most
tHcctBaiiy TO promote his elevation to The pre.i-
dtncy. We wish the hearty operation ni all
those III favor OF the speedy restoration of The
Union upon the basis of univrrai tre-io.n aud
VINO desire "A" administration of the Government
during the first period of its new life which shall
I" the fullest extent, develop the capacity fre
institutions, enlarge the OF the country
diminish ih" burdens Gi taxation elevate the st:tu
dird of public and private morality, viudirat4 HE
honor OF HE Republic before the world, aii, in all
things make American nationality the fiife,t
example Tor ioiitiiic which hI:nan progress has
ever achieved
II these oh"rts meet Your approval you can frn
der efficient aid by eNeTting your self ut once
ganize your section of the country ana by cores
pOnding with the Chairman oi The National Eyrcu-
live Committee, for the purpose either of rcceiv-
ing or imparting information.
Very respectfully,