The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-08
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From the Southern Literary Messenger. :.
Tie pTo.;iis pen Of sir Edward i re'Iar,i, -a,.i
lie no less energetic steam presses OF scssfs Ayrcs
Wade, have given The public another piquant
tettaYs upon contemporary political topics, marked
ny the usual bfaeI1a vimS"l poenic energy which
have contributed IN small degree 10 the Wide
spread popularity III ss!s authors writings. Mr.
f',iiasd, ASA paaphia;ceS. Is nnqmesGoaably ah-a
Of any writer who has made the pYescu: reYulu
lion aud its inoticncus incidents The occasion ard
the .cd Of his iakors, aud his proficiency In thi
branch of literary effort has advanced with more
than equal pace with his success US writer OF
history His writings have been more widely cir
eua,ei and more generally rsaa during The pas,
two or three years than those OF any author OF his
day afb Country.
Foot, .hs Charleston Courier.
At. Pollard, the author Of history of the war, Ct.
which i"o volumes tSesTsl have enjoyca wide
.ca!aiicp hs written, ia his best and most fcrci-
bic style {. psnsriet tT.e Two Na.!aas, KEY to
tn history # the American War;" published by
ayres & Wade, Richmond, Va. We suppose il viii
soon be suppiied -:y Booksellers and dealers, AUD
commend it to general and attentive porusdi.-
Ia 20 a0Sg We co not COMMIT curse.9ea TO the an.
p-oFa; Of all opinions of ;as author, cr al eudor,o
meat cf all his c0hoiu.i5ns aud differences. Na
only wish 70 greet ad hsi; any and every sttsr,pt
by any shiaSer and writer of orieinai yi,r, to ee
fase tie tons aad piano OK political discuSs.ons.
Th;nkias Eea are tired Of tina twaddic Of petty
politicians, who KNOW nothing hut pla iorics Of par
les CT ctaefs II cliGaes RsG caueusss. NJ. Pollard
lac TIE su'hor.af tie Atlanta Registers address,
aisi few others ooarecte, more Q. less actiys,y
with The Confederate press, seks the higher range
or tIiugns AID SURVEY end disQ ition, vii b was
htt sorted il American poiisics by CalhGua. since
Lac as Il odc tevo G:i5sary Statesmen.
II show ;Toi,i the necessary operations of gene
raj laws the quality OF American institutions
ihe essential distGGslvoness end vitality &C 4aa
States. the paramount upo: aree Of tue S.stes nT,a
nlp1ssblsy CT ans Permanent aud prosppr1us
osgga or federation e.her@ise, are .eaiing otjaes
with writer's oi This elevated school, OF wh!ca !,
! y urp s,,4t s.sn,t
the p:Tpnies cei.re us coatains graphic ara
oaf''ii!y sipphat;c tr!oute 10 Calhoun p,.,ica
philosopher, whose merits and teachings sse on,s
Ccs inning - receive due appreciation &c III snt.?
We ulay r.cut TO it. Blu. meanwhile as the 2a,s
Is brief! we sivrse all VINO wi2h to STUDY The eucs-
tio7 10 procure capise.
|, TF:cla Inc Ailants Genseacracy
Ti,e faa..es Is exaaoai i5aiiog in iii; time CT
''sEh and iastian. The en;hoc ases .ha lash t.
gsy2gsi and ges.iie criticism. esDertig His tFi.s,
ka1 second Years ei tae i,ar' 1es. pietares
Of the Tins soat have sppear*d the continent, ,
an. compare f,goghh'y W.:b the 60 .tIt military
serials Of France during tii3 Grim ~ troubles
'SI'ss 1--WE Nations is.: tia pest II FIJI. OF snjt7.
ain taFa, ani viii be read g.th iaiercas.
From tie Richmond Dispatch.
: We have nothing from the authors pen
which reaches TIE ho.gti, o: this great argument
Than the npen!2s OF this pamphlet, where he
describes iii' !ji,Ica. separation OF Tie tWo Amer
.c.n s;ailoTs. 10 0Ia Gau RIA: ii and doubt that
tfiia WEI II WHO SlioUid
i0H:, since have been apart
fsro:a the Richmond Wing
BY far the bez thing the ;uthur hl. set rro..uaea
kcnas o: its seitences have The Claw aii,; How OF
inspiration.
From ite Petersburg Rsgistsf.l
~ SIrT peIl,set IL rit pleasure and profit IL
il s" HHssorIh; OF ;iic agii.os's reputation as ~,
able. fearless asa c.eggeH' political writer.
Nc advise at, who can IL procurs
jhe work ard read sar themselves.
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