The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-19

ness but taking coun-.l from our maenann,Ity and
our strengths again to make an offer for the last
time to call upon them and then shall we not in
the ewes of the country, have exhausted all the re-
en,,rces Of state=manshp III She etinrt TO restore
pance to the country Laughter Who shall him.
dar' Not for the rebel TO come back after he has
fought long rs he can anu -, chooses to come;
iut To set some time perhaps the sth of January
tor the esSofation will bc as good aS any-for NIL
tn come back. And when that uh''. h'5 COME TO
every man, who shall scout the pronefei amnesty
of "A great and powerful nation, speaking III i9'e, IN
charity, in kindness, in hope OF peace aiio luiet
forever, We say to them, to hlm Whp SCo'ta i, mn
prniieled love and kindness, let US meet nun "i.
sharp, quick, decisive war that SHAH biih2 tt "i
an end. to the extnguIshment Of such men whef
ever they may be. Applause. But how Is that 70
le done, Blood and treasure have been poured
BUT spent without measure, until taxing hNaii'dse
Of supposed depletion Of treasures first, bad men
have handed t0gethcr by spcculating in that which
ought to b. the circulating medium. and rsed upon
the poor man the price Of the Goals upon his hearth
and the bread upon his table Let some measure
h. taken 70 stop that, perhaps "A better measure
than any other Is Lt it be understood that here
after W. pay more houIAles from the taxes ol the
North: but taking counsel from the Roman method
of carving on war, say 10 the young men, look
To the fair fitld4 of the sunny South and ulkes
| they take our amnesty, let us 60 down there and
YOU shall have whatever you get by a falr dIFi-
| sion; will open new lana 0inteS Wherever
| our armies march. distributing lands among
the soldiers TO be theirs and their hclIS forever
harsh measure, everybody Will say but Is IL not
unite as lust 1t Is that we should tax ourselves
and rinse the uIceS of the neCcsslTes OF life for the
purpose Of giving Lounties and support 10 the sol
dier in (oIting these whom We have three tiIIe
over sol,InIly called t. come at hs~sir fnenlS; II
1862 to come June; III lS631 To come IN Sllein
i.-r and in 1864, to come bT The 3th of January
| 1861 And wL>n the clock strikes the last kncil "
| that raltinp daY, and then All hope Of return 10
thu> Who have rot made progress toward that lt
tn,n al b. ..t fnl, vcr, no lpngef can they i've u
| the ltnd OF America. Mexico, the West indl
Islands or some place that | care not to TaIr, 0e
cause know no land h,trd enough to be cursed wtti
their presence. shall he their dwelling place. The,
| shall never come here again.
\ letter from New York, commenting on tn
| speech, says:
| speak only Of the effect on the public mind, o
that portion Of 1t which fVors, or seems t" tavo'
| some formal tender, on the part OF our GoVcTnmeh'
| of such terms Of cancellation as the ito,lS ct
! boDorahy actcrt-that j., submission t" the ilWS-
giving them till the Sh of January next to think
| IT, and if by that time the olive branch Is rejected
| then that the var should 90 On with renewed Ci
| rfgv until every rebel is cxtelmlmatci ant n
| lends tenement, and hrrcdltam"nts" gwen
! our Northern soldiers.
p These ideas appear to take welt with the pcop
Democrats, even, are inclined to s.ty, AMEN,
Ihc great question how l., doc General buti'
-rpnk the sentiments OF tir Government! 1t - b
htyed that n locS; but there Is an anxious eXpr
- tation Ot some eaIly conflmatory demonstration
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