The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-21

snas A"sosSce - the t0o0 o. ~ 1oSte ups oeS
soel fSss .one bsa Doesaas heAaes 6sohes saseaxns
caa De reelected naae bat se1soseat1ese DaWss aaA
asoaea the ciscunnmbe1t ulr whoa sarrUan4s
taae nsppy And. We declase 4hatH AAaa lsaM-
but the soags wnieS proceed ffom ike ehlldssn of
the Amestcan republic. (ApplaHss.) Bat Whst
is that which arrests your aiiealioa n yeedes pa-
S,SS s.y see the Gallie s,asda.d :dyaacea an1
me Iecreant Csrniaa stock; and be who WOald
fiabt MS tO0t there, In the shape Of desp0ls-
uaek u ne whom our free Germans here have to
coniend against, and his pfiAciples abroad and at
home; aud the institutions h. would essablish
upon the Iaad they have sworn, and we have
swoTn, to resist. fhe Monroe d0csfiae shall re-
.au.. .s'ss y :'io'a'ioa. tafea' aud con'issed -
we nave justified to the world the ability eff
rnie to preserve inviolate the honor and inseeiey
OF ire. country, AID that work once c0mpleied,
Ing at the hands Of your Generais II sne AeiA--
when that work IL accomplished We have vet. We
would teach the despOts Of the other world, vie0y
snoneh 10 preserve our hs mes aad c0uniSy free
tIo'n the tread Of the nyriads Of foreign p0wer
0entiemeu, you are assenbied here with a pur-
pose thai purpose will be be>t announced In your
proceedings 1t IL time tor yOa-for Us alto es-
Gsblfsh the principles and announce them which
guide Us Once proclaimed to tbs world, you will
command tts respect, nay, you will demand its ap-
pfause and receive Il. Your prime object there
toFe here, Is the asscrtion Of principle. Its sup
port and IT'S encouragement, ard OppositOn and
hostility to whatever may wound OF laceTatc 1t.
rHE PRESS ON THE CLEVELAND coMvHKsIox.
The st Louis .aasetgsr thinks that the radical
faction will submit In Baltimore TO NJ Liacoiu's
nomination, and will merely endeavor 70 obtain a
radical platform, radical Vice Pfesidenl and the
promise tina. Lincoln will change his present Cab-
net for more radical oae, In case he should be
elected all Of which the majority will conceds,
and thus preserve the ''unity Of the party"
The 81 Msu>Z p q
says:
confidential agent, who was here In 81 LUais
few days ago. that he Is willing make peace with
the pestilenai radicals and to give them the whole
thencaliy In publishng This offer, aad IL vieW Of
this peace contract, the Democrat aGd ts small
clique will pronounce themselves content with the
dic.am vi ti,e majority, aMd hoist Lincoin's =
with quite as Hauch joy az that Of Mr Chase, aud
recommend him warmly 10 the people.
In this conduct Of the Democrat We see only new
daDger, and the greatest danger fov freedom. TO
give up Radical positions and fall back lAto the
camp Ut those lazybOnes who are latent 10 digest
the spOls, exposes Us 10 disastrous defeat. Uur
State ticket, 80 unanimously adopted, wusssnseiy
be beaten ny The tacuc5 Of the Dea6crdt. tOr
how eau THAI paper advocate Fremont Radicals
like F.etchrr aul kodmAam In The o0lus0us In
which it defends Abe Lincoln, VI some other cos
! selvativei
Il is our duty to point this dancer out now sisce
the democrat has declared I" the nomination Of
Fremont did not change our conviction Of TIE i'm
psopsie,y OF the Cleveland CJavenItOn.''
The Republican, On the other side, comes openly
out iOt Lincoln, and Promises him lis suppOr, aad
re election, II he only will chase the few radical
fuss makers 10 the devil, and remain conservative,
kentuckian, ana tyTannicaI, as heretofore TSis
IL honest OM the pat Of The RtpMt3icon. II has
judged Lincoln and the Baltimore Convention cor
rectly; II knows that that Convention Is over
whsimiOgly conservative, in favor Of pTOiO0ytng
Our present condition, aud IL knows moreover lhas
N6anV
sent must Tuin the North, divide the uni0n, and
make the South independent Hence the kepxtli
cum supports ME Lincoln and hts Baltimore Con
venitOn
The New York CsmmeIcial has the following
The ism.. raves good deal to day, as yesterday.
over thc Cleveland Convention. The jeess anA
sneers have become seriOus-ihe fun very sOlemA,
the laughtef almost tragic. The .'RadlcAls and
Copperhcads" were AZ Cleveland, aud The latter are
III work with the FreMOnlersi Thea, again, Fru.
aaOnt and COchraMe "IHhabiiauis'' Ol the same
State," and the Constitution prohibits the electOrs
from voting by ballot ton rw0 peTsons who are
inhabitants of the same STATE" Mr Fremont was
very good SORT Of California; when the s.1ssses
supported him in 1856 but, iettiae that pass, we
are now IOid that
".hese ale thousands and tens Of thousands OF
men who would gladly have seen Geaerai Fremont
continued In comn,uod, who approved OF his emAW-
cipa.iOa edict, and did noe specially censuse his
aucmpt 10 sWetp away the civil power la Missouri
and make himseif absolute dictator over all that
state; hut who, nevertheless, do nOs Intend to
shOw their resentment BY eiectiaa aCOppsshead %
the Presldewcy. They may wish Hea John COch.
Tane had not Withdrawn his valuable services ff0m
tho army, and that the 0overnasent had indig
nanty refused 10 accept his Seslgaaii0a but they
do not see the HecC sssy Of making him Wee Pres
ident on that account. They are probably quite ~
much In isyos Ut 'iaiessity and ecOsOny' ~ the
arniieman who eased The GOveSnnseas 0f some
millions IL fOstiiyisg Il Louis xHd yet they may
int the psOpTicty Of placing the Nati0aai isea
suTy vi their absolatn disposai. The people Al