Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-30
FoR THE WHO.
SOUTHERN WRONGS AND REMEDIES
A CONSERVATIVE.
To III, P,opls Of VirOinid

ls very well to talk Of conforming sedon boldly and Of
No By local aud temporary Irritation ought
be suppressed with urompuds and vigor But woe TO
which distinguish between nation aud
mob the government which thinks that's great steady
long eonaEsd movement g the public mind TO be stopped
ofBourbon '-hAoIuLAI.
The last stage Of the fct (he irreprs'si6l) prece-
ding that triumph which the Seer of Auburn predicted
would nauqrds the policy Of his party and end sidus-
ry jR the United States, has been passed The great
battle of the SIKH Of November has been fought Idly
contending in detachments the arriog legions Of the
South have been beaten by the consolidated ainbands
Of Black and Red Republicans and the stronghold which
commands the citadel of the Union about fall
into their hands Shall surrender az discretion Car
ry the they have waged against us till they shall
be forced TO observe their violated compacty Or
nOuncing all connection with unfaithfu coDfederates
TO eternal enmity with domestic institutions,
seek safety in the impregnable bulwark Of State
sovereignty.
Dropping all fgurative alusion-Abraham Lincoln a
foe the South is President cleo tof the Union Seven
teen Of the confeieraed States Zone Of them New Jer
sey by bare majority being all the States except one
Oreson) on one side Of geographical boundary, have
parsevered 10 forcing upon nearly an equal number on
the other against their united opposition and oft repeat
ed warnings, man who hates them, and whom they
unanimously detest with qualifications supe-
ior to those Of the plnest citizen; who conesses
his faith in the Higher Law aud stands pledged for life
uehhi 10 "Arhgast tnelr Suls-ln worn whose sole
recommendation is that he is foe TO the South
Three short weeks-not three-have elapsed since the
wekn rang with the shouts Of the victOrs and already
mingled with their boasiu and bloody threats you hear
their cries of terror and lamentations Of distress Nor
is this matter of surprise to any sound rejecting mind
Il wa apprehended by ALL the deluded fol-
lovers Of the Auburn Jesuit that while their anticipated
triumph might leopard the peace and prosperity OF the
South in with those Of the whole nation il would
inevitably, sooner orher overwhem themselves in ruin
Fed pampered bloa'ed by draining the rich treasures
the South they have aimed a death-bow at the authors
Of their prosperity their allies their friends their breth
rem the glancug weapon has fallen at their feet and
they are Keeling from the blow Hoping to destroy the
OBJECTS of their hate, they have deliberately wckedy
laid violent hands the pillars Of the UoOn They will
be expelled from the temple if it must fall buried be
meath its ruins; without the malignant satisfaction of de-
stroy!ng those whose destruction they mcdtated Think
OF the condition of the country before the general an
ticpaon of Lincon's election, and look at it nov -
Behold, especially the havoc of the twenty days since
that fatal event was eKungY proclaimed. What an un
exAmpled reyulslon Commerce will nigh stagnant-sn
tsrpFiss Of every hind HH StAnd-uHiv'rsA dstrust-