The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-01
Another Speech.

.oom. 70 he no limit TO Mr.. DAriss
as,,t,,sness. He has made long speech
s Z. Atlanta. Ga, which Is reported In tut IN
the last New. York Herald, under large
headlines, reading as follows !: 1.-The lost
Cause Redsytvus--Boia@ Defence OF the nc
be,)ion-He sust,ins his course during the
var and refuses to accept the sit'latlon-
tho south to await the movements OF Nor'h-
err, al,ies-the people aroused t'Hros'
brewing 1t is true these headings n's.
represent both in, Language ana tue SUI"
the spcech. yet. As We have ne' ''''o
Mr. DAv,s's speeches are 80 ""'t
rhrased that they are peculiarly! '',o', W w
,,,,s,,naerstood and ,miscon>truca os .ne
rnrt,ern peoplc. The Heratds Reporter
comments So follows:
"Mr. Davis is making tour Of the south.
..,, Statns and speaks to excited croWus III
ovary ;ruportant place. Ihe SCUM ~
awakening under thus inspiration ana INC
tempest is brewing. ~-"r
Every statement in this paragraph Is
fs,~e, hut how are the readers of the Her.
mid to learn this fact? The South Is as
Quiet rs the most quiet of New England
villages, and there Is no tempest BREW
ipy." Il Is shameful that such statements
should he put forth; -br,t there is nc way
IN nrcyent it that VIC know OF. AT any
rate. they will continue to be published rs
long as Mr.DAvIs persists in making FOOLS
s,meehcs. We Of the South have no claim
unon northern newspapers, and cannot cN'
meet them to forego Il fine opportunity Tor
asensation in order that no injustice may
result to our unfortunate section, but we
have some upon MIR. DAVIS. IL does not
benefit him in the slightest degree to make
these speeches, whilst it does damage the
South. Is not that sufficient reason iof
silence on his part? The Herald says edl
torialy: -,--..-..
awe Judge from the reception of the
xneech Of MIR. Davis at Atlanta that ne
holds the Southern Democracy within hl'
GRASP. and that they will not join the De
mocracy of the North on the platform Q
MIR. Adams, Mr.. yallandigham, and thu
late PENNSYLVANIA State Convention. ARE
we, then, to have Il third party IN the Sour
in the coming Presidential contest! Inc
question rests with MI. Davis, ana, look
ing to the arbitrament of war; he accept
nothing" -.a-r
You never made greater mistake. The
South is ready and willing to JOIN hand
with MIR. v ALLANpIGHAM and MIR. ADAMS
And were even JEFF. DAVIS himself II
counsel our people to bolt and refuse u
support the nominees of the Democrats
National Convention, and thus indirectly
assist in electing the Radical candidate Il
the presidency, there would not be ont
white man in hundred who would taxi
his advice. We repeat here what we said
month or two ago, that all the delegate!
from the South to the National Convention
who would refuse to support candidate
nominated upon the WALKER platform
(VALLAEDIGHAM platform, If you prefer sc
TO call it,) could not induce single south
ern State to bolt. The National Conycn
ton may adopt this platform and nominate
Give" candidates with the most perfect
confidence that, let would-be leaders say
and do what they will, the southern Con
servatlves and Democrats will carry their
several States for those nominated. No man
who has any future-no man who aspircs
to high position-wonld dare, and no pa
triot would wish. to follow 4 course that
would result only in the election of another
Radical President -....