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The Daily Dispatch: February 8, 1861., [Electronic resource], The National crisis. (search)
ather sick at the stomach. There is very great danger, notwithstanding all protestations to the contrary, that the extreme Republicans will construe Virginia's action into a preference of the North to the South, compromise or no compromise, and thus tie the hands of moderate men who might otherwise have overmastered the Greeley coercion school. That construction has certainly been placed upon it by the Tribune wing of the party, which is much stronger than the conciliation wing. Mr. John M. Daniel, I understand, announces his determination to assume the editorial control of the Examiner. But it is more than probable that his services as a diplomatist will be called into requisition by the Southern Confederacy. Impress it upon the minds of the Union members of the Convention that Virginia will have to bear the burthen of the new and exorbitant tariff, the Pacific and Homestead als, and many other like abominations. Our Congressmen may have a vote, but it will be of no earth