The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-20

~ INC Autoor q she first aad second Years Of m.
War. WIG
Ac91cxs % zee YFHs
From the Southern Literary MESSENGER,
The prolific pen Of MI Edward A Pol,s,t an.
the no less energetic steam presses of Nessrs Az
Il Wade, have given the public another nia,'a.,
brochure upon contemporary political ,npes. nt,sss
by the usual brRsqus vim and p0lemsc easrry whss
have contributed N no small degree TO the w,sa'
spread popularity 0f this authors writings, NJ
Pollard, as pamphleteers II unquesiiOnably ahrss
Of any writer who has made the present revoI,,'
ton and It's m0mehtOus incidents The oecasion ,a,
the field Of his iabors, and his proficiency in ,h.
branch Of literary effort has advanced with Nor.
than equal pace with his suscess az a wtitSr NJ
history. lila writings have been more widely CIV.
cuiated and more generally read during The mas,
Two three years than those OF any author Of h,s
day and country.
Mr. Pollard, the author Of history Of the w,ro
which two volumes (yeasel have enjoyed vida
circulation. has written 10 his best snd most iorc
BILE style,a pamphlet "Ths Two Na,ioos, Kay to
Ayres Wade, Richmond, Va. We suppose it viii
soon be supplied by booksellers and dealers, s.d
We commend 1t to general and attentive psrusAi-
In so doing We do not commit ourselves to the ap,
prevail Of all opinions Of the author, IA endorss.
ment Of ell his conclusions and iRfersnoes We
only.wish to greet aud hail any and every attempt
BY any thinker and writer Of original vigr to sl.-
vats the tone ard plane Of political discu isions
Thinking men are tired Of tfse tvsdde Of petty
politicians. who know nothing but platforms Of PAY
ties or cieedsOf ciiQues and caucuses. Mr. Polsrd.
ike the author Of tho Atlanta Registers address,
and . few others connected more or lsss actively
with the Confederate press seeks the higher range
Of thought and survey, and disqui.itou, viii h w.s
first serted in american politics by Cslhoun siurs
the age Of eur revolutionary statesmen.
From the kchm0ad Dispach')
We have seen nothing from the authors pen
which reaches the height OF this grea, Argument
more than the opening OF this pamphlet where ha
describes the political separation OF the two Amer
lean nations. No one can read 1t and doubt that
this war Is being fought by two nai.n5 who should
long since have bgen apart.
From the Kichmond Wbs
By far the best thing the author has yet produced
som. Of It's sentences have the glow and flow Of
inspiration.
From the Petersburg Resisterl
We have perused 1t with pleasure and profit. II
Is not unworthy OF Tie authors reputation an
able, fearless aaa eioqusn, political writer.
We advise all who can to procure
the work aud read ioI themselves.
Price ...@...............Sl
: Sent 6y nail lprepaid) for 3 j.
IL Usual dieconnt ~ The trade.
AYERS & WADE, Publishers,
Aiebn.ond, Va.
THE RIVAL ADMINISTRATIONS,
By the author OF the sii st aad Second YeSis ct the
War.
From the Charleston M~rcuryl
tart aod well written predus tion. 1t Is q
scathinS review OF the enorDiiies Of one AdEiuis
traiion eonIasted with tho sncrscemiL oil tia
othsr.
from the Charleston Courier.
This Il pan phiet lately issusd irom me poirtsi
pan OF & A Pollard, anIh,r OF "H,aok Diamonds, -
8 First Year Of the War,"ds. No cas will 20 to
sleep over It, unless Its reading follows cd ioss
of S0cdyne.
From tia Chattanooga Rebel
A spirited and caustic review Of thu m2uhsI Ii
which our Gov eflmsnt sIs;Ts have bean managed
and inirmausysd.
Qjf Orders addressed 20 AiBx3 WAbE, Gi.t'
moud. Virginia, will be promptly attended to-.