The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-09

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To t,r ,,lar,,,ht, column Of Yesterday II
l" ""' - H., ..-,.,.,
was state" 'iH'' WI ''"" ~" '
plain talking 10 Fred. DouSLlsS
The following is 4 fuller report ot the Pf'>I-
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In reply 10 SOM % AI.t i'i.''' T,r - !
make 4 speech uuo"' 'il9 NJ, ma .tfr.rtl,.
always best 10 'lN i'l'inn'f .4'.t r. I h.,,n
about such questions "l'I ~ Inv =, ih,,1
not gwen evidence III ny 1'41,''' -, ,,'.rt,,r,
am Il friend OF huhd"'' N''' ~ ',, ,,tlir,,,,,g
of II which constitutes ia" eo,oI'u M
can CIV" no eNioehe' mere ~, 80 ,',,,,t,
have had, both Il tt-'I"> NV ,''I All trII
has been p.illc9 III liiI' '''".' ~" 49, .,.is,i.,
think that lhI'l>2iln ~ '" ~ ,,II,.s
what shohIa or Tue u Nv a. w., .,,II r,.,ult
uon, anu "Htl No.' > w. ; I,', :; r.,ntin, ,,n,
IL the aiitii"i1'''' "a" 49, ~ -r.t mass If
only OF the tolorcu, pa % "a, - ~, 49,
the people oI lhe lhlt'" H.I',> " t-,...j
if hay" not given eNr''1y. NJ M "' " ,f
of humanity, and espeelllly 'l' II i1''' ~ ~
coloryd man, IN my past CoAd"tH nv, -
nothing that can do more ih1' ""9a'
repeat, that all lh3l / pos, 80" nv,
liberty, and property nay ",," l,r'
up III connection WIN 'h'I ,4"',.',',
when | had every lndur.hl"ht nv" 90
take the other course ny a""Pt"- MN mn
| would have acconpIl9heor I'' -, -" -,
the most ahhI'lo"S Io''l "Iit- - ,,r+. ,r,.0
know myself, ana me l,'""r1 Va 49,,
heart, they have herh LOT ''' '''',' va '"t,'''.
have owned slaves ana h""IHt ~. ~.
never sold one. might SIh' ho".NEI' ...LL
practically. so l4E IL my w ", -" -, ,.'
. slaves has gonr, nave t''i mn 49, 30
stead ct ihcr bl1S ihi't' '"'"' ~ w. :. ~
followed ne mere WINE ot''..> ~. w.
and enjoying my property VIZ" "a. 49,
For the ru.orcd race. nay lht'">f NY |t'u' ~
all, have been prrll"d; ana now, al ms n"
day, after giving ~ Violence lhi i "''rl ot.'
Is practical, am IRE" 70 sly 10 N", 'i'i' 'o
not like 10 be alraIEncd 10y som" IN" Gun ~
mp handsomely rounded periods ana aral III
rhetorical talk about abs tract Idras oi hn"Itf'
who never pcFllird llt'. hn'ItNt OF piol't -
This KIND ui lhroTruSllt h"iio'E, "HP' =,
friendship amounts 10 bhI atIh n''", M,
! ! say that am TREND 10 Tue to."Itu man
! do not want TO adopt poIHy mat hcIl"N"
will end in 4 contest between tn races "hl'h'
if persis ted in, viii result III me eAhIllilha.
ton OF one or the Othrr. God forbid ihai l
should hc engaged IN such Il Work
Now u i best 10 talk practically ana IN =
! common sclse way. Yes, have SAID, ana l
repeat here. that. II the cot"f'1 M. III NV
! United States could ma no o'utI 'io>'>' -
any Moses that "oIlu ~ !aoIc ""'' I'' 80
! Gent Than myself, "o"H ~ NJ -
lead nm Hoih bo''u"sr ~ 49,. la h,5
would pass nun from Il it'Iu "ll''' ~ ~.
/ lived IN slavery 10 4 lthu-ll /. "t'' !" ""t
/ rcach-of freedom. Yes, would be VIKING
10 pass with him throughout IN" hnd Soi anu
( the Land Of Promise to the l4hdoi liberty. h"l
am not willing, under either cifctlHslihe''r
! 10 adopt Il policy which | believe VIII ohiE
result III the sacriic" OF his life and TN" shrd-
ding OF his blood. THINK kho" WHAT >tN.
feel what l say, and feel well assured MAJ
if the policy urged ny som" u, eISl>'t" III !,
viii result IN great INJURY 10 's ,,r,f .i
a. 10 thc ColoItt nun. " NJ ,,.,.,,n.
Oh LINK 'oou' ~ I'M, ,+,0"nr,Ttsl,,
PlISLll'E an ~ ~, IN ~ Tn, ,t,urs All
aholht4 ~ Wv "t''"t ,;,,,I" nv. f,rriT,Ia
] 90 Nerl "ti'' ~ ~" ,YI, I'm, ,tsIi.a We
! apIA'3,'"i ~, " ~, ea,. fhtr no wine
t"lh 49, mo ,,.r,n,r IN k,auiup
~" H. 49,, =, sI,,ory - long os L,.
w NY - al ,rnn ag.,iu we talk
h"o. ~ ~ .ro..|,t, ~ InI.nprIanra ana
! 49,; r-r,r, tEn I,,c Won understand
III ~, a,,4 ty,,,,, how N annrrrfqtp it. Bur
~ H., w. -, ,,Tb nth.r IN The face. Let rs
- =, - 80, ,,,a.s ,f rnlorad upnDle through
SH,the sl,,a states let n. take the condition
IN which fbay are at the present time-aud tits
/ n,d ennurb' we all knOw-aud suppose you
rouId say. to every one, YOU shall vote 10.
! morrow. how would il amclioraie their con
i,t;,n a. hi, riIuag Now let rs get closer up
+ " this snh1art and talk about il. What reIl.
+ ,ions have thp rolorrd man and the white man
o"n,,ind In ina south heretofore | opposed
sia,arv unon two grounds First, it was \
,raoI ;nonanoIy nnabliur those who controlled
/ and owned il 10 constitute IN ari>tocrlcy
enoblinp the few to derive great profits, aud
rule the many with an iron rod, a, II We're.
And that is one great objection 10 II III n
goyernment-its being monopoly. | was
opposed 10 il secondly upon me absIF3cl pFi99'
pie OF slavery. Hence, In 6ettlhg GEAR OF
monopoly, we were getting clear OF slavery III
the same time. 80 You see theFe were lWo
right ends accomplished II me accomplish
ment Of the one
Mr.. Douglnss-Mr. President, doyon wish