The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-05-13
NOTICES on 1Hs PRESS :

THB TWO lions:
4 KxY 70 rus HISTORY CT rH1 AMERICAN war.
By Tho Author Of the First and Second Years Of she
War.
NOTICES on 1Hs PRESS:
From the Southern Literary Messensef1 .,
The prolific pen Of Mr. Edward Pollard, and
the no less energetic steam presses Of nessrs Ayres
Wade, have given the public another ptquant
brochuye upon contemporary political topics, marked
by the usual bgxsQue vim and p0leUic energy which
have contributed In no small degree 10 tne WIDE
spread popularity Of this authors writings. MI
Pollard, as pamphleteer, 10 unquesbonably ahead
Of any writer who has made the present sevOlu-
ton aud It's m0mentous incidents tive occasion and
the field Of his aboEs, and his proficiency In this
branch Of literary effort has advanced with more
than equal pace with his success as q writer OF
history. His writings have been more widely cir
culased and more generally read during me past
two or three years than those Of any author Of bis
day and county.
Mr. Pollard, the author Of history Of the war, o
circulation has written In his best ana most forc
BILE style, . pamphlet, t'The Two Nations, key to
the history Of the American War" publishad BY
soon be supplied BY booksellers and dealers, and
We commend It to general and attentive psrusal.-
In 80 doing do not commit ourselves 20 the ap-
ment Of all his conclusions and differences. We
only wish to greet ard hail any and every attsmpt
by any thinker and writer Of original vgor, to ele
vate the tone and plane Of political discussions.-
politicians, who know nothing but platforms of par
ties creeds Of cliques and caucuses. Mr. Pollard,
like the author Of the Atlanta Re0iaer's address,
| and few others connected moro or less actively
with the Confederate press, seeks the higher range
Of thought and survey, and diequiiticn, witch was
first serted in American politics by Calhoun, since
the age Of our revolutionary statesmen.
From the Richmond Dispatch'l
We have seen nothing from the authors pen
which reaches the height of this great argument
more than the opening Of this pamphlet, where he
lean nations. No one can read 1t and doubt that
this war IS being fought by two natisns who should
lOEg since have been apart.
from the Richmond Wing
BY far the best thing the author has yet produced
Some of Its sentences have the glow and flow Of
inspiration.
From the Petersburg Regis,er.]
We have perused 1t with pleasure and profit. 1t
is not unworthy of the authors reputation as an
able, fearless aod eloquent political writer.
We advise all who can to procure
the work and read for themselves.
Sent by mail (prepaid) for 81.
IL Usual discount to the trade.
AYERS WADE, Publishers,
Richmond, Va.
THE RIVAL DEMONSTRATIONS,
By the Author of the First and Second Years Of the
From the Charleston Mercury.1
tart and Well written production. It is .
scathng review Of the enormites Ct one Admins.
tra'ion as contrasted with the shortcomings Of the
other.
From tbs Charleston Courer.l
THIS is pamphlet lately issu.d from the pointed
pan Of L A Pollard, Ruih1r CT "!i.aes DiamoAds'
s First Year OF the War;" &c. No one will 60 to
sleep it, unless reading fo,lows good dose
If anodyne.
From the Chattanooga Rebel
spirited and caustic review Ct the manner In
which our Government affairs have BEEN managed
and nismaoaged.
Go Orders addressed to AYRES & WADE, Rich.
| mond. Virginia, will be promrly attended to.
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