The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-07
w. LLOYD Garrison,

hen the institution OF slavery Ill the Uni
ted States came TO an end, WV. LLOYD GARRI-
SON ceased publishing his abolition paper and
declared that he was ready to depart in peace
This was a very gratifying announcement to
his acquaintances, and the pleasure Of every
body was subsequently increased by state.
ment of the New York Independent, Official
organ of the saints,) that GARRISON had gone
straight to Heaven. His temperance at the
Brooklyn Academy of Music has caused a
good deal of uncomfortable speculation, the
most popular theory being that of the New
York Herald, that GARRISON has not been to
Heaven IL all, but TO a very different place,
and has come back in his own person to refute
the theory of the Universalists that there is
no such place as hell.
We have heard it said that some men have
the impudence of the devil" and we should
judge from GARRIsoN's speech that, in his late
alleged visitation to that parsonage, he has
robbed him of his whole stock In trade. For
instance, what an amount of brass it must have
required for WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON to get
up and denounce ANDREW JOHNSON. and WILL
LIAM II. SEWARD for disloyalty to Union which
il has been the object of GARRIsoN's whole
existence TO destroy! He declared in this
speech that if JEFF. DAVIS is not hung, the
gallows in this country ought to be abolished,
for no man can ever commit crime enough to
deserve TO be hanged ANDREW JOHNSON is
denounced by the speaker for holding States
10 be entitled TO representation which have
been recently engaged in endeavoring to dis.
solve the Union, and Secretary SEWARD de,
scribed as fallen Lucifer. He pronounces
the President traitor, and is in favor of his
Impeachment and dismissal.
Let us see now what is the word of this
man, who says that If the disunion chief is moi
punished with the gallows, there is no use fol-
gallows, and who thinks the President and
Secretary of State so disloyal that they would
better be impeached or dead
$50 long as the blood stained Union exists,
- there is but little hope for the slave WI.
linn Lloyd Gajrisoa, May Is, 1857.
This Union is a lie the American Union
. is sham, an imposture, a covenant wi tn
" death, an agreement with hell, and 1t is ouI
!" business to call for a dissolution.
If the church is against disunion, and no,
" on the side of the slave, then / pronounce /,
''as OF the devil. No union with Shareholders,
socially or religiously, and up with the flag
''of disunion.-W. Il. Garrison, speech i'a Netc
York. Isl Au9ust, 1855.
The Bay State has already made it a penal
- offence to help TO execute a law Of the Union.
want 10 see the officers OF the State brought
into collision with those Of the Union. Up
with the flag Of disunion, thai we may have
free and glorious Union Of our own"-W.
J.. Garrison
Mark How stands Massachusetts at this
hour in reference TO the Union just where
. she ought to be--in an attitude Of open hos
tility."-The Liber1tor, Gdrrtson's paper.
June Goth, he petitioned Congress for a dis.
solution Of the Union.
The United States Constitution is cove
nant with death and an agreement with
hell. "-L Ltberutor, June 20, 1856.
This is the fine fellow who Is not satisfied
with the loyalty to the Union Of the President
and Secretary Of State, and who moans forth
over Mr.. SEwARp's telegram:
How art thou fallea, Oh Lucifcr, son of
- the morning,f