Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-05

~ ,,d,sov aided by powerful asssiant and auxhihy
a.. ,.o..;on II lime and safety permitted, heavy
,.-Thr,ons also mighs be levied on those cities ana
., :. 60 Weld payment and profit to the inyaders
as vel : rs,allstory vepgearee'
Tha Al. IN another ami more desirable operation OF
,A,suS a much mere easy to eject in contingency
,-bi,h NAV b, rsnoe, bot nevertheless, must OCCUR
Won NJ En.,r, have mos, justly designated Kentucky
a ,bs F ii, If these Southern States But, Be tia
Do,wih sndinE her early sad base submission snd aS
he erca invading Pssss obliged to return 70 heF
former position as free Safe Of Greece 50 Kentucky
e.nuo. ~ avoid separation from her now Northern
master AID as uming her proper and ineviable posi-
ton a. a. ilegra PARTON of the Southern Confsderaey
whsn tSis change shall occur, Cincinnati -Hogopois-
viii be a Gus mercy, and may be bobsrded and burnt
Without even tha necessity of any assAant leaving the
Southern bank f The OHIO river Than this fate there
could be 10 righteous retaliation for oatIages on
tie uth3or Of retrihadOn for the secltion inhSbi
tAnts-ans III eli cu ami permanent abatement OF the
nuisance o. he existence OF that city would be OF great
beasf. to Us and security from future elective hos
tility.
In enaesstg the cordscaton of all TIE prop riy OF all
Southern lnen oher than traitors)-in declaring al
true SJutherners be rebels aud traitors to the North
cru powe-, and therefore subject when in their power
to dta,h On the galoWs--and sill more tb'esuse not
a, TO the former threats, altogether impractica6e and
therefore hsrmless the general emancipation decreed
apd rsvols of slaves invited and aided-an these de-
crses, even ii but prospective in eject, should be met
b. cur Gsverhment in psesent and immediate measures
fer retaliation and remedy. There various ayaila
bic meass-and there are none which would not be
jusnRabls. TIE only question to the proprety OF
adosag any such measure is It's efficiency aud the ex-
peisney Of the resort in reference to our own interests
DIV. Among sueh mcssures would be the ofsring
of immense pecunary rcEard, say 81 100000 to $4,000
O0O to Northern citizens or residents to Northern co..
der serving "a garsons Of forts on Southern territory
and TO Northern crews of chips of waror to any other
ageasstor the sackns aud burning Of Northern cities
for betrsyng and surreaderirg forts aod for sezing
and de vering up or destroying vessels Of Northern
sQuadroas bioekading ports OF invading our waters
or shores.
The actual operations OF existing and fast gro wing
privAtserng marine are Of great value as means Ter
warfare and Of profit for thc undertaker and OF tentod
greater injury 70 the northern states aud governmsni
This operation Tor the profit to us, "a well as for in
Jury TO the the enemy TAy be greatly increased by
some additional measures f aided by the government Of
the Confederate Sates The prOs,n great obstacles to
greater sureess and profit Of pivaeers, toe refusal
OEuropean powers permit in their ports tue enranee
and sale Of prizes and the general blockade Of our Pors
which makes the safe of captured vessel very
hazardous and Ct rare occurrence. GA this account,
lers should be constructed armed and defended by or
government a. several suitable points OF coast the
IN %, inhos2iulble and dangerous for vessels coming
Of fey hca hahin d.
bauks which would bs as mpregasble any caunonade
from attacking force experience has shown OF ours
near For Sump,er and elsewhere The przas taken by
our psivat.,rs when not likely to reach safe harhor,
aud market should be directed OF these sea,hcrs
bl,tsrss and driven at full speed and ct high tide on
the shore and made instantly week. Of which the re-
capture would be hopees Tais sys.em Is doubtless In
succos Il. operation now, 10 some eG.eat and even
without ur5 Getting battery The sho e, and without
sucieu aids nd labores the spot most Of the car
e0ss % -ul shore may be saved from great damage
by the a N JrO,ecied from he enemys c.uiers by the
character Of lse coast But the batteries would remove
al danger q Iecapturo of the beached piizes. And
thss e4uea arrival aud concentration at such chosen
sites would bring and retsil there both iabores,
Tor sreckes and defenders ii Necessary hardy resi-
dent popu aton-and also numerous and wealthy pur-
cbasers would be attracted to offer every facility
for the speedy sale aud removal OF the wrecked prize
cuEOeS Thus facilitated, p'lva'eers might be safels
shrsred y hundreds of narrow nles having but from
4 TO I e. depth of E1tsr-and which, when running
on. and capturing deep sea vessels would need no
deep yer harbor for the eutEanee and safety but
merely TIE most dang rouS neighbering beach, on
which to run and wreck the prizes.
PErER rHE HRRNIr.
THEGREAr FEDERAL VICTORY AT CHARLESTON,