Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-14

AlLn W. H. ~ Al LIS OF montgomery
" 18Th. WALTER PRESTON, Of Washington.
" l4th. J. J. JACKSON, Jr, Of Wood.
18th. A. B. CALDWELL, Of Ohio.
The New York ''HsraId'' ON the Late Elections.
Il known 70 our readers that the New York Herald
has been Supporting the cleC;ioa Of Breekiaridge with
gr2a, spirit and vgor since bis nomination. That
paper has constantly ricued the idea that Bell and Ev
ere,, stood the least chance Il has gone far
announce the opinion that they would receive the
electoral vote Of single State in toe Union It has uni
fory maintained that Breckurdge would sweep every
Southern State and called upon the friends Of Bel and
the friends Of Douglas to retire from the contest and
concentrate their entire strength upon Breckiardge as
the only means Of defeating Liacon.
But the late elections in North Carolina Kentucky and
Missouri seen to have bad the effect of producing rad
ical change Of opinion the par, Of the Herald sud
deu change has passed over the spirit Of its dream is
eyes have been opened the true condition Of public
sentiment At the South aud it now announces the belief
TIA: the only hope cf Of defeating Lincoln il for
Of an parties AZ the North and a, the South to rally to
the support Of Joba Bu L maintains that Bel is the
only candidate in the 6eid who stands show Of defeat
Ing Lccon aud saving the country from the dangers of
Black Republican Administration This fact has been
positively applrea. for months past and only
p.s,d tina, the Herald bad the agacy discern
long ago. Better h.c than never however But the
Hrliis great ohaug'lug, and no predict how
long il will occupy &c present position or in what direc
ton it win make its next somerse. As no party seems
disposed to buy 20 a te present canvass it may perhaps
follow Is hOaes. and patriotic instincts if il has any, and
20 through the entire canvass in the support OF Bel and
Everett
D., ~. .-.;,, i ;.s S,.,-i,v's is-,s from, which
a., -,
W. make a oos eA.s'e.' a-u 10 "n''n we invite 'ne
spsc.l. attention Of Southern men Of all parties Here
,L. r..a lsrIa,fB- of orinion on the mart of the
yy..ty a., 1910, s.-,-. ,-l f.;5s5 R-,.ti,-;5-.
gan l regard % -as tllae's Of tne contest ana the
duty OF cons -yativgs in Gre present crisis:
I'll, rs -.. ss SUNNI i,. ,fe lef.,t Of lincoln TO b.,
.r ..-. lft .- ,,...- tf, .,,-,r..rs Of R-crsi.-
80. geU T.I D-.-. ,s. b-o,...l tts plsr of sv.-
. e s...,- 3d.. 81, 3 s.ets ,-1-,- ther, Bpt IL was
-. Is, n ..s .t--, i. LIBERATION was A. VET
i.1--t--..,ar, Mkt under the inuressou that Che
,..., ,--4 IL. ,.-, 81. s---,-. Of III R-e,Ei1+;,lgs
i,issI a -,-..r -.'r- b. ~ Nsr.a 10 bis stsnd,7i
az te shortest say a secure the Northern balance OF
p1ya- Bat t. l South -l 's.9f.s hare 9,ssiuais{
fl.s ff.l Nor va- DISPOSED TO give up the shin We
mex recommended ,la vi.Hlr.Ea-bv AN agreement
anon tlsrnselv.-1t E-.e.ilri-, end Lane Bell and
Eserett DOUGLAS and Johnson el tie recommendation
Ly .t.- ~ i,frt .t ur,7 which an their srr-
,,,-s -..fs -4-r-r, p.f .-. r-r7,.f-.,D ,Dn.,-s In
20. ,..,, -t. .,-f,i,.ss f...,ai El, ~ vo1s
OF, -l- 11cr ttc wind, or DE aa--v waves Of die
sv ling sea
Wi.l IN ovcrvh.lr..- popular vote in the marufac-
tr-.-- and r,-,-.-,I s.--s rf nh, North oDD,ssd 4,
T5ro. tbs sfva-4' r.-..f Fl. the f,ll 10 which hi,
lsf.t- h le fist necessity sr1er 90 have surrendered
themselves 20 tie iga tdt he case is lo.eclosed and
tb.t Lincoln is already elected We are not We. de-
posed 10 concur ia dis conclusion On the contrary
we believe thar Lf.cr'r may SIN be defeated The
s,rs -r a. hand se7e Is tsac enough VET 10 put them
INFO shape for practical 1cton allloush there is
more tire 90 VASE. ia beating The empty AR.
The 'r's S.rti.l r'lr..Hs sfs- ti1t tbs Bell and
F-l.f D1r,y iq On. section hGs is-,uc uartg o. posi-
FIRE plr-o gr.rt Brrtg ior .,t fl5uf rhqfcrsr nav
b. No. t.tas ~ His election. n h1s c'rslay adhered
,--,,gr.rd 70 90 tis cordial sl.po9rf Of he great
Jr, ,asts. OF tie rqs.-rrafife States Of the North
,.r,-,1 Ii..r'u bs elected what vl become of the
.r,.b;r- factions Of the dsuog-l-vg They will most
-obabv Dc absorbed Fra other party organizations as
we're he fragments OF The tg party after their crush-
ING defeat Of ls52 and Jhs remains Of the American
marty have been absorbed since lS5j-thtir first aud
last national battle.
ON the o'her hand ing te..-- 'ret rfrty, foNHasa
on fis Union, d' 90 t,, fe.'q t4f sr1anie tnsttE'oh
Of slarsrg u tbs Sarfhs states IS ts Natural GHtdg-
itfaf disH0liisI ga both sfrii9Hs-ofhc Republican
tr.g litb Sacks 90 ABOLISH siarsV :" he south, and
81 Pie SsrisrH frsa'.s, rho make me ,d.fnits sr-
,,1n ofsi1r,y ts s,toftsir s4ilaiasioH 20 ths "a
le, 90 hlrs baf 'atr'.ai nsa"fe'fa''o"s q tls
.,.,.,,., ,5g, tls,s +. h.if. aad + +, ,soa he
f-t,, Of his s,tsl'i,ls3 ncie Of great party IA ts
Jht'"- "'tt h. t
L.5j'' No." ''' ''''
u- commercial financial and manufacturing cities in
hi. movemen. should At once lead .he way Under the
immediate ezci'cmeut' resulting IRON the John Bro"n
ior'y, we uao n eo7 -.' = . $50 10y ~
go 49, h-e.brco wst, no, an f,patie,l cu.-
tbr5st abolition revoutioois,s. Those demonstrations
d no ham, bli nov they would do much positive
good Lee 'ne sog1 ~ol1 49, ~ % "a 49,
lJ,,J E,.ss -,1,,5t as tL, mo-, practical Union,
ft,,sa Of this crisis a,d -s mag SCUM hare srch
n, yass from on sds' as oil indicate that Lincoln Is
6y 20 "ean' a.lsi4y s'se.sl, =. .,,, e,... -.
B-,io35e men are very Gyo5ab'y disposed to fusion
With the Bell aud Everett party Such fusion has al
ready been eoasuq.l''el .l ,." anu &c 80 1
I 49,, ,-.5 r,-,sr tbsr cause thousands Of esa-
s,rga,iyo 'Oli Line Wings, Americans, Democrats and
Republicans too, may be oroaShi IN by timely and en-
esceuc ACTON wac n.! 'o O,u,'s'e No.
Wv Va ~, s - S,b \, eI-s then, ,5erei, NOR
-; nm, t ,ie .ls,f,sn Of Ben and Everett as oar
r,sri Prssdsst, o,d Ites PrssideH; by casting the