Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-30

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men effort wasted In discussions nom which moth
ing possibly result In great aud critical coi.n
lures especially, Statesman win study 90 Discover the
measures best adapted 70 existing exsencirs and
he will not lend hmse the promotion Of any schemc
~hstevr It's intrinsic excellence may be- for single
ment alter the u satisfied that he has chance OF
cess Like wise physician, he will keep himself
stey informed OF the progress OF the disease and the
condition OF the patient, and vii not :isist that med-
CINE shall be administered to-day because Il would have
prevented the maaJy bad been taken the days ago IL
ms business TO deal With the disease in its present
log, anu 'oe psueot refuse 10 take the medicine
~ncn oe>t IN ITSELF ne must not therefore, suffer hin,
de while he 70 Wasting time IN vain effort TO conquer
ms oosuhshey ne refuse the best medicine, he must
s'e "'' ue oes' ne an eet MN 10 lake
We houee thst several conservative journals In tho
pave ey sdvocaed tue restoration OF the hssou-
As tne most suitable remedy for the present
unhappy ana DISTRACTED eondiuon OF the country Could
see tue error which was committed an Its repeal
ana 'oun..ny come forward Tor ITS restoration it would
o"ve enu All controversy out TINS We conceive to be
"o'sy i"po>Se; therefore We cannot forocar 10 re-
ta' We consuer tne discussion OF the question At
'ns time as uh~ise ana iumed Inc subject which nov
soos Puone s"ennon Is tue approaching frcsiuentiai
~, 80 w ea",o' see 'na' 'ne es'o'auoh OF tne
Missouri oonp'om'se rs qnes'on which the National tx
a'e Wi ever, III nus omeiai capacity De called 10 con-
80. &c "''eou' Oo''p'o'", ."e was es'sonsneu oy
Nv 49, cong''s' " vas rePeaed oy an actor congress-
u, e'S es'oe - 'sqa''es Al ACT o' 0onersss 70
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inc tn r,s,nr,,;or of ~, ussonr; C,mn,ns, E,s ill
", ou a, noxer ON the an t Mach NET IL sncrassar
an the .,b of N,rrb Isso. and ,h s,ccas.or of Dr., c.
,rs will commence IL 6rs, session ,brss ve,rs ,ro ,h
st of NEXT December Long b.t,re that time K,ns,s
.ll either H.. in the Union or knockng =, the oo, of
e,o,y,ass for admission n then an act or tba rs,o-
lion Of the uissn Comnn,mise IA NOT n.ssI nv the n
cent or the next succeeding Congress il il certain tina, II
sill never be passed at all Tn. pc,sent Congress viii
,.ss No surh ACT for the S,ptb has Isrge Dsnoc,atc
,n,i,i,v The ns,, Co,,rss ,,;II no, 80, t a. 80
on thai the Democrat. will l have the asc-ndncv in the
S.uat Even the most sanyuine of the Republican iour.
al admit th. and no man in thar marty is extaxsgart
enough Co calm that in th. next Congress the SAt. l
49, favorable To their yiews The New York E,,,;.,
Post made An estimate ,iav bf. Yesterday in which al
claiming election in several States which the Re.
pnbleans likely to lose only reckoned on the IS OF
the 60 members Of the Senate for Fremont Burngame,
ia his speech IN Boston, two three days since, made
threat that with Republican President aad Republican
House OF Representatives, they would grind the Pro-slave
Senate OF the next Congress las betseen the upper and
the neither mill stone, thus clearly admitting that they
had no hopes OF the Senate.
We may consider u demonstrated, therefore that an
act for restoring the Missouri Compromise viii