Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-08
SPIRIT OF TnE LONDON TIMES.

RUoRs IL Ausr, following significant extracts are II
ken from the leader Of the Times, OF 2ist ult:
what exeIons patriots the courses allies the sneers
rivals many years unable eject
likely be pshed bv the menacing airs OF France us5a
and Austria tending understanding which will give real
unity to Germany and Austria seems Without deception o' ser
vaon to be entering that policy Shch her only hope
in the mson OF the sovefrgn power the transes Of weight
the military TO te civil element and the fall Of clumsy and
OF the PROVINCES increase Of enterprise and we-h
enghnng Of the enemies be the rSult Of the
The step the drec Ion q liberalism just
nOuneed The whole finance OF the Empire, the power Of
purse Of the tuisr greater than that Of the
sword the eroer has ben committed Austria 10
bly which will un the uneii Of House OF Coumons
porant body containing number eminent
II does is duy quite capable OF making usira ree and Con
c assembly But It's impossible for pubic body, however
chosen have power without Ia degree cutangt power
throne The establishment OF tn RCcsrat felt
great event On meeting back pub
e apAhee the interest taken In Its proceeding
tnuA increased and the ree Mt proclamation will give
poance eeobd that Of Continental assembly Although
time has elapsed since the frs. meet the Enlarged Coun
ted for Itself significant privileges the chief
wch the right Of publishing speeches proceedings eeev
log petitions request ng n, 1Sa Inser pp.ining
der the Imperial notice luch the assembly TO which the kmpe
needed the OF the whole finances
Emperor The consequences are likely 10 be most important
The Rehsrah has ok TO do but when done Austha will
country and will hope that place
rope ca the best security for The general repOSe
TnE corroS srrFLY QuKsrloSfhe Issue Of the Times
contains periodical articles uponshe cultivation Of Cot.
ton In Iadia We copy the ooRing passages:
hands villas OF The Cotton princes, and, what OF
Importance the bread end the lodging Of two millions
operatives depend present regular supply OF American
Cofn The skwoIm depended mulberry,
paAcAl plant the tree that nouhes IT, than this
u Of and railways With al that cOntAs
the plant between the Carolina and the
Msdsippi blight those mysterious vtAons which
destroyed the vine and the certain regions
ght bring ruin similar though
ortuue might from the development OF American
ufacurng Industry quicker then The OF
growing Already IL Is boAatvd by rva that they bup-
all their wants bv their
that with exclusive possession Of the material
may legislation which, by deprng
e supporting acIores u make the whole world
dependent them. Sueh urie by unlikely with
pc pie ike the Americans They bgoted the doc
trade and Il Is quite within the bounds probab
" that h Of hostility 10 country couple with the prospect
Of establishing manufacturing supremacy ruin,
tempt them interference with the free
Astep might perhaps be the result q compromise
North souih the device Of bring
together, making them than ally depen-
putting end to the Influence which fome
have he fortunes Of the Republic We say
nothing Of the obvious eonIequerce Of between the
ortunCs Of desihe failure OF the
plant the inereepon OF the supply by American purchasers
with the exportAto by pro.
hUye legEaon Of These Considerations which gather
strength every year. It the duty Of the public press
every opportunity urging the culture the plant
osn possefsiotG time has nov, think arrived In
which not only Home and Indsn Government but The great
body In the Cotton should
ousy up queson OF Ind'an production
shmn q In that endeney the extension
ways will aSsrst wel-directed effort.