Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-19

old Wreck .l carrying out rs programme The uouest
Yankee &c such jgxaposi-oa o. words be atmissa5la)
opens with frank confession thar the Constitution for
t,ds he President 10 raise and support aruss-LncCla
saore 20 support the C3lsttutou-ut.eIiy l>rcgsdet
his oath and tramp,ed tina, instrument under foot The
whole proceeding however, hailed With Joy by the
whole Yankee nation and their only regret was, that
there was not another Constitution which DE could sub
isct to the same fate Congress are told, must legal
III, these usurpao1s and increase the naval and land
forces 20 half million Of men. Being surrounded by
10000 hireliugs whom Lincoln has already pa, in pos
session Of the Capitol Congress viii have very little dis
erection in tle premises I. viii be required to voc for
whatever b.ns the military dcspoG-m u.y dictate a,t
win be expected 90 DO so vi.bou, waste Of words.
But all this is easy enough. The tug comes when you
reach the money bi OF rather tse means by which mo-
new can be go. Tariff, may be mpo-ed-Treasury notes
NAV be issued and loans f0r indefinite sums authorized
but the money, the money, the money How is tlsf
20 be obtGneds There lies the rub. This Yankee st-
m.ts that the tariff can1o, DE made to yield over 1 mil
Ioas-pro5sby no. s5 millions VS. su=pec, !, cluuo,
be made 20 reach 90 millions. Treasury notes have ale
ready exhausted their credit and the oulY resource e
Is loan or I.rsc, taxation. Surprising the tariff TO-
Weld SD millions, TWO hundred additional millions viii De
necessary o- putting down che rebellion. As TO dire,
taxation hc Yankee editor hs no relish Cor that It
novelty and the couatry is 10. Ia O sufficiently prosper
Gus condition 70 endure To- Borrowing tlc Only cxge-
dient-aud teo hundred millions is the modest sum
needed. What capitals in be world would trust the.s
money 70 this d.leputab.s RemPs Tie Yankees them
selves can. do i.-ior al their wealth ac.iou, and
they are as poor as their Government Il they canm7ks
living from year 20 year it quite as much can lie
&c. rr VIII NO
for they see the impending CRASH 4-i bankruptcy OF
Yanhesdom 40 pr -.t. however high elj .eup, them
into the Trap. TIE Yankee editor seeks go iavl chem
by representing che resources Of tae country as tea
fumes ese4.5r than ia 1870 He remembers 10
forget tia. be 10 longer las DE Soah d.av upou
In tie future he ,, have to foot his ova bills. Here
tof5rs the cotton aud tobacco Of the South and the
Yankee tariff. were very convenient resources for fc
Yankee pockets and taking Goycumea. loans. But
that dsy and those profits are passed forever. Wooden
clocks and wooden nutmeg and cgt6h, and ships rot
thug. and s7iudies unemployed q redundant and starv-
inc po1a. io1 and llrsec tricks and Yankee "lol-u,'
generally viii u future constitute ,e staples Of Yarss,-
5ooiIeiom and ,ler main reliance t1r negotiating lone
io be capitals OF Europe. Sterling b., on car-oe- g.
tobacco and cotton bales disappear isOu their a.c..
horizon forever and day.
~ effect al.OH a.'.
aad the consequent taxation viii have u7on the mass of
ae Northern people We have ye. 20 SEQ. T.ey ar, q
race who live Only for moaey-,- IS tae,r Coz. and
when thew ceue Co realise rho a,t thst a .h, hard
s.1irgs are 20 bee absorbed bv a.sa5s- s-r~ cd s.-s
faaI-ed thousand men and oppressive ts.s ~e rr
imagine ths.r horrible howl Tine Jo55ers and co1tre-
ORD. the oHsers O, .H- srrv ana navy sri ts- cr.-
lures and dspsudeut5 s .r tr.vari interest bound
a6yecl.e tla mos. ws..cgl expenditure and acting by
concert, they win r.pr-eu, Che 5ces, appropriation
. evidence of e most ardent p,.ro-u. Elt rHe rsr
ule-he poor u-''c.e- who sI Paw, 'la ualc7 n paw
i, .hey ever have -5 opportunity OF declaring their op-
ionswil e,ec-sts tle Government which has cheated
aud ruined them.
From fe Ns= Yo-. World o''.f June
THE APPROACHING SESSION CS CONGRESS-.
Public attention. r beginning to- turn 20 che extra session
of .be new C0.-gs vI.l opens tlrro weeks from -a
5.v Though &. s5u probably be %. h-e. iuauor-
brear than any Coz cles ca-. session 1 tae history of
the "a ,yerum. u-.- doing. ~l br ct unprecedented
imool-anae The representatives, of Che States and
ne people viii be called upon Co provide the means io
crgshies rebellion which, If not crushed would over
,bslr the Republic .a ruin. They mus, first aushor1
49, raising ot the requisite u.ay, tlr.e By thc Cors.i
f.i,r Do IS made 'he exclusive province o.. Congress $50
i ana support armies. u.s. also 10 proNi3, for organ
l5Do srfsi and d-oiPiu,as Toe mi,J, ai for govern
inc s,eb Dsrt o. chem may br employ l tUr service
of the Ul-e- states t-- .el'5s', ,.t Ftst pfee''-
atou u fact @, -1. gov t't eArt.-
tive 20 anticipate ihe acLo- OF l'r |s-..'. ett-.,-
uent g some measure me Lir-l i., PM N-t--. TO l-
oath 20 preserve urosc, and defend -e C3-stiU-.l
III the United States and H Che ab=eccs OF Congress
considerable pOvioa OF which yes remained 20 De elected
,s Obliged tsas tl' glgest responsibility, and c1Cr-
else power which properly belongs % Congress nOae-
~ friends ot die Constitution universally recognized
The overriding necessity ana subsequent tcyeot me,5
have mos, cO-t-siFeN uemols.rlitt D.. q, VII De iol
Congress 20 sanction and r-,iF I'll ta- ''- been d1.,
and 70 supply yet larger -e-ns Military eycs mus; oe
authorized FAR beyond any lt1.s zion .Hl- as sec bee.
made Tlo Pre- dent Should n- clothed. With power O.
summon 90 the field hsf Hl.01 r. men, 70 Necessary.
TIE navy TOO mast Or largely increased The ciec;gal
bocka51g Of .he rebel COASTS and Che protection O.. or
commerce from Priyaie-rs, aIe ml.. .cl-ion 81
.hs smaller classes o. vessels oil "a-.ae css 10 "le-
ous navy hitherto has neeH p'rtaily cel-itli no
1u must be made Tor large tsei OF socp so!-~-7,
.ru cutters and guG1o3t adapted Tor operations IN
$500 ss wei as in slO-l water or tie c1-ss. ola.-
D. .ties ,ll i,ol-PA-ct vessels on tie Napoleon pa7,
ls also be prov Jed fore The Secretary n the Navy
aI doubtless be- prepared with i-i and most SPECIFIC
tiol-. arl trels IS ao; doubt ,la. Cous55ss
& H. rslty ~tl che moss the-al p,-se. The people,
80 5. r- their best blood without seine, je-cr-
- -tlt the Executive shall not lts iu material !
- .3 their representatives viii yo.c them, 10 the
49, ..,s.-,, y... Eoa. hes cation.
49,. t1...f. ma. leg OF fta ses-'1. nj b, 90
lAe l"'7- 800 ,.s;.. tts vast ...-.s .s....- FOR
se'-e 'lt nv go ,s .ls --b,..- t.tt l-.,s-,
zoe eoulP.'e 80 s-4 -v r,i..,-s vii, h. -s'f
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