Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-11

the Union the Union be should
be sect ad and the remaining states including the eaie South
constitute aconiederaey.
viii visit Washington before the hns catastrophe occur, His
crisis.
wisHsoroS, Dec. !, 1850.
convention the Avehodng states for the Of muiu.
consultation alike TO the believed TO be mpend
Ing remedy deemed adequate avert them
said be Indicative Of plan nov maturing here effect this OBJ
Ject.
The President to-day explicitly expressed his determination
the forts Chs on and said
der has made for rnforcemens and represented
that the best feeling exists between the garrison Of Port hOue
and the citizens OF Charleston
txPedient for raising funds 20 meet the present want. Of
the Treasury member OF the Committee Of Ways aud Means
suggested that immediate payment Of duties on merchandise
10 public warehouses. be enforced
PROBABLE that the reject committee Of the House will
week The opinion we'll founded that Mess
and BOJce the only two VII - ask to be excused
from serving heeoa The indications that their request will
not be granted.
The proceedings Washington, outside nsde Congress-
cannot far tbs Of this have
ed very edying 70 your New York readers tit between
Hale and Iyersoa entity dsgrAcefu the Speakers
unfair selection OF committee Of from each stae Mr.
Boeers resolution disguised everybody The
popular eeog all bad and the gradual crae1ng Of
parties cQues each representing pecuia exclu
dive ntoierant view OF It's OWL tends to hurry matters TO crisis
prevent the cool deliberate asmanke consideration OF
STATE o the country which indispensable for the welfare Of
the confedr hoans Der the sufaee OF the boiling eau
and apparently representing H. Ia the mass OF superficial
bubbng particles which, Perhap presents as bad an appearance
serious element at the bottom eonts OF the CAB
bling btng who have nothing to lose, and some hope
disorder AMI dissolution, who
eae and gossip over the general conn grafton hoS example
mators In all Would that the warnings an
0oouor other enlightened prophets
OF the late campaign u nave been appreciates as they oas
that intellectual slant OF oden days could
tempest
be shown by the souh, until the
attempt be made Induce largely e:ncaioy action on the
ueS as those Of aenerA Dir t. secretary bb and to
one southe Senator's coud be published They would
prove thst popular sentiment al the North Is not anti
the Absurfy Mr. opinion
that the people sections hate ca IA other and would
scome aeh other 10 hospabe graves" The Preside ni not
be by all 10 be that United states Law
found jusyng forcbe repression OF nsuecan at Tie
south yet only miserable, shorghted faction Of he Hale
school equally ownd and repudsted by the o. their
party recognize that violent meaure at this Iunoufe
would OF place. mprsccable and unsuccessful conei
alto y means avail the Union TnAt they will
be Of any avail is scarcely % be hoped
Unfortunately the most dangerous positive ana reaoue adVo
Gates be ouLd the ranks Of the republican
party They headed by Greeley, and their E
Tribune and the EreHng Post do inealcuable ms
chief Greeley proeamS the Union nuisance His endeavCri,
private and public all point TO exa'pera The South and rally
around common centre the mosi excited aggressive and
mscheyous elements In the North As Lincoln Is supposed 70
him his nomination at chicago more weight laches to h'
words than they deserve and The Efforts CT the more moderate
polite section Of bis party Weed and 70
sympahies incline neutraEi and the hopes
they Vould bold cut for the future are d b lieyed.
There are the following parties at washir gon-
Dsunon seeking aboonisi rel gou aad phllanhroplc IA
nam aiming free soil republic ald ready for act Of
aggression the South These headed by sumner Hale ""
son King Wasbun, Chacdler, and the whole Of
the Greeley Garrison aud Henry Ward Beechr tall They are the
Northern seceRioniss.
= Inc I9ttoh
gethr majority OF the leading from the Northern slave
t4ie ga5u lily formI themselves into compact party
n trouble with the principal
IL that they for leaving the Union under ereem
stances whatever ADD In spite OF any eoneiang that
profitable to henSe than remain appended stag
nan. minority 10 The North that the reopeang African
slave trade the .vopment OF the Agcuu
"a rests they CHI h the utopia Of grsAt Central Amer
lean Empire which han include Mexico the Islands h Gulf Of
Mexico provinces Of Central America and the NOrthera portion
q south America within It's ] mits.
Politicians from the Pacific coast OF the continent who regard
impending disco utcn Of the Union With compaceney on the
goand that Pac &c Republic be;he Eex step In our s,oreS
progress To these be added many Northwestern men Who
dec aim against the tyranny Of cling them TO tubm to
xAon for the defence Of the Atlantic seiboAri and the
support OF government which grants them no iHtena Improve
nents.
that daes to look the Truth AMI facts In the eeor
secession possibility. This class, pulled vi the
hope Of INIT alag Joshua 10 causing the TO staad sl not
Numerous i unconcaory aud ohnsv very vain and cid
i nsu?g In Its language ahd pours oil on the IRE In
or Ter to exiingui.h H.
Conservative Republicans and Union Democrats who Will
alive small Oh there OF accomplishing good In the
ward .sy and with good temper at the pes before them
and treat th skluu phy'an would case OF de-
pe-aie de.se Their i "whe there eh-Te hope.
Theg ustn Of neon an his advisers andn
the wsd e Congress- They think that The south N Be in
Nhh with Eepub Peed 1T will eoncede than the
Democratic party Soud dared propose that the Missouri
compromise r restored amendment to the Consii
tut the PGgy Slave law be rendered operative and
practical evance can BE- removed They hink these
objects m,y J.htd this very winter II Is 10 feared,
however that this respectable and numerous baud Of patriots who
ba~ through among whose leaders
aye sayehoders Maryl Wig MIA Kentucky,
IA the held that the oJuaeraeon they
dread will anticipate their movements.
qununcs gosps, ever seeking for
some lng spreading false rumors wing dienson retail
Ing SANDERS aud proaot disorder TO the extent Of their ability
Thsse abound In wash ngt0n.
IL hin that not only Ia Of the dlsntegra
ton Unon YOU'D be for the Interest of New York 10
main arepubc by lis IT, but thai the oppression which
has overwhelmed your metropolis with bad laws and unjust leg
ston would fully usS the he Of u state In cut
tine remainder In frmiux the county OF Mes
York aud
ory Ike Of the Cd Hans which,
order - things would advance wealth degree Of
Piled prosperity Ia The h story Of tle world
u hope for the best ath ugh speak the sen
Of nineteen observers otSrny Ia Washington should
say, Nc fear for the worst