The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-12
ln}lcllmond 1|lspatth.
,,n,na, SEPTEMBER IL. ls1'S.


fioW Is IL
tina; both Massachusetts ana Virginia
agree thoroughly about General BUTLER.
and for the very same rcasons--and yet Mas
sachusp;ts only passes ccnsurc upon nm
whc. he offers 10 become her ruier-hay.
or, 3,avors TO force his way 10 the Governor
sc;t t,y trick and by the aid of the aIp"'ntecs
Of the Federal Executive? How is h'
Certainly Massachusetts finds III ms con-
du,r NJ the south the dishonesty and gene
raj dcprayitv which caused her TO loA'iie
hin, aud y,.. 30 far rs the world knows, tha'
State justified all that Butler d'a III 'nc
S,uth But the moment BUTLER undertakes
a rr,, the rcpplc OF Massachusetts, his ac's
in The South appear wildly before them, ana
they proclaim that he never can govern
tac.a. They found 10 fault win mn 'o'
his southern tyrannics-~his thcits oil >oh'h-
err properly. All tha: was the pcfSecu''oh
oc -h,. Dcoplc they diS;ked. They could
NOT only bear il, but they rather approved
il. Nevertheless. they could trust no such
..i:nm,ral'' pcrson-no such unteellnS ana
-,n,rr,m,lous man-to direct the affairs OF
tur:- State.
'rnjs is kind and neighborly, isn't il: Yet
yYc will not 60 into a quarrel with the cir
c,.m>oec, and proper people of Massachl-
sets, but only express our qualification tEat
=, last they have been compelled to put the
..,i IF their renrojm;iou upon our peiSccu-
tor. ard BECAUSE he proved such wretch III
:, tho S,,,,h--so rude. 50 ruthless,
ami dishonest
on. tn,,cb of human nature makes the
,y,yld Kin. As long as Massachusetts was
no, Il sufferer she would not recognize the
existence of the fell spirit that carried woe
into - many southern homes; hui a. Soon
- :, threatens 70 enter the homes Of her
-.,~... ,I,o,. rise ;u1;ouan.ly and rcpcl il. So,
-,,S. r;,,. circumstances. .Ec pcoplc of Mas
,,,.,..,.n,,s ana VIRGINIA are the same. We
r.,c,, n,T,vR. - do they. Il is truc, un-
der A;ltrcn; circumstances but it is still
~. .,,nc 1,tc,tatiun. aud Massachusetts,
~ n,,rt manifest, 4 sympathy for southern
,y-onr, ,y!,cp She snurns TIE individual that
;nt,i.tra, rrc,t deal Of il.
'I;l,u, again. 4, 10 Federal interference.
W.. ,.ho haze suffered from It more than
ever rcopjc in hi, country did. understand
IL Insulting and nvcrbcarng nature. Mas
.3.;,r~fti> did not fee! our suffering; but
,yf.,n thc roj>orcd chi!;cc is commended TO
;.r t:,,> She ,nrt:>t> il from her with dis
.,,,>,.
sci: j. IL the time Tie Sa,Ec thing with the
>.,i... E.ci, in turn spurnS the wrong which
we far each in turn must suffer or resent.
r. u, ,,uthcr, STATES have been the cXam-
No.. r,,cv were o,,;rarc,i and tran;'cd in
Ib.. ,,,.>t ,,.rr the war when they should
ho,.,. h,.r rf;,d ~, and bound in affection
orl or,,ituGo to the Union and our north
o~r +. I'ow.c;,izrnS were deaf 10 our rcmon-
>,r,ur,s-o,lr a,pr;.is to Justice. We adj
njrt,li lrt wrwcrc conquered, and declared
.i,,t We desired to aid in maintaining the
<;oy,y.racn, rpon PRINCIPLES of equality and
.,,....r,i:,,.. IN fine Constitution. 80 that il
.,.,,,r, no ,,,oa f,r y, ,r1 for nil Hut we
,,.,r, ..,.,..d will, inltf.reocc. We were
,l;,.r,.t.a. tho acfs nf CONGRESS were accu-
..,.i,nS ,u,ins; us. and instead of winning
,,,r lcyo,iou by fair dealing aud show of
,,,,,;i..,,a IN ,,s only that poicv was pur-
..,,1 th,. i c,lruIstcd 10 destroy both con-
.,,,,,,,t ,,,,l ,,.;onol dovo,iou.
49,, :, :. Notwithstanding all This most
,.,.;.,,x ., ,,,o t,,h.,1 how +bo nav state
-,,t. -, i,.r;r.,ou.,,. unor her r,nhis-
:,,.,.,'...,,,o,,,. ~ common IN ,bc south chat
49,, t.,io ,rbis
,,',' ,r,, a,.,,,,,,o,, .h,w. r,,, ,,i,, ~.
,.,,,,,,, ,,,,.o-;u ia. cause
..,,nl I;h.r,, md H.. local au,boritv Of
~ ''...''a',,,,,; ,,,, ,-,,;o.,
,d ,,.,. mr.. ;p,nirrd 70 hone thu, after a
;..;. ,,l,u,. ,,.,,.n the combinations and
,,rri,, ices Of The prc-ent hour are somewhat