Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-06
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The connections in our R-pU5li; exciting an in
tense interest n Eaeald In aao.ber column we give
li--, extracts om London journals The commercial &c
l,ors between the two countries are so extensive that
whatever a c,s the prosperity OF cannot fail 10 e1-
GA an iraie-c, on The other. In the beginning o.
our troubles, tle Eaglsh press he Tunes in Part'cu-
Lara i.ued the idea Of any serious disturbance ami
pressed the yss sympathes for the Northern side Of
the coutroyersv But in che progress OF events tits be-
coming manft 20 John Bulls intelligence that most Of
his interests on tbs side Of the TO be found IN
the prosperity Of the ssyebo,dng States This fact
known TO every tyro here only beaten Into ms brain
By the Morrill, TrF That precious and Characteristic
fes, of Black Republican legislation brings The great
Thurdrer even TO the confession, that true statesman
shin Is ouy 10 he found in Montgomery While This Ia
riff promises 20 bankrupt the Treasury :, Washington it
sc,,.ers British h1aticsm The winds and strips A@er-
can fanatics Of their most so,ys and poeat ymgatsers
we 90 uol despair Of seeing ;ae day, when Lo.d John
Rosscl and Lord P,merston shah proclaim in the Brit
il Ptr,ilment hat African slavery divine iosu-
ron and lausht with blessings TO the whole human fam
fv Oae failure Of the co.toaerop. With the consequent
starvation OF i've millions OF Eaglishmen, would tend to
prec,p.tltc that proclamation.
The T.,a.' comments on the proceedings Of tie Cor
f3.r g, State. ro1trasted with those at Washington,
seem founded ia justice. Our Southern neigabors have
don, their work speedily ana Niyh snal waste o. w6rd
Perhaps there something IN the reAs which hes been
often 4ale rla, Southern men, general rule, have
Ear Ii.ter Fseca,-y, aad Administrative talents tha2
,aos.at the North Certain Is, tbs. those who sa's
achieved most iu Oh Republic soce the Revolution %
.i5. b.,, been uur.ar.l d. 90. South
emancipation in ihr I:orSer states.
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E,rI,r .s themselves .n tfis crisis and also the
r,,.., Of l,e Nos.l towards the Border States Tas
World thinks there is ctosi1; feeling az Che North
b,ttae 1.lsl,. attitudes Of tle Border and thc North
,-. no, what Dies should Pee, -eo,ligs 20 her relative
D1ilas and uece-. ties, -ui uat u enc former there
ought 90 o. ~aoe helytress IT not in hir s,-.rshy
si.a tas North se o hc.r opso.ilou TO the reckless
,r.,.,, Of tie Soa.a' T.s &C. regards ,s the de.ate
Of LOYALTY and ps.I1sr iut &c does rot stop 10 discuss
that bat proceeds 90 argue tH-t asmuou there is
r.rosr setsyery sentiment in the Borie States, any
..t.-. ia, r fee win tae South must p.oiuc' ,arr.-
be isc2ll iu them. li evidently believes and 10
DINO. tlps. tat civil uar would be the result
,f secession ia tle Bl.lar Sat,s. B1i as.-e
from tls. he World d.ls many other reasons
th,,e S1tss should no, 20 With the south l. thinks
ali b,i- material ,a.>lc.s against such an alliance
T. ARGUES shat ,be normal condition OF these States
,.t ot freedom. aud that whether dey 90 out Of or
STAY In the Iuioa, emancipation is only question OF
,;ra Il thinks 6. would o. somswha, delayed by Sc
.s;on but would be inevitable. L, therefore, urges
,,l d, n.ley on the p.rt on tie Rspu5 caus as would
,asr tl, Border Sttes in. Il exals Ia display Of
rsvh; #. Obtains from The ceu-usi in regard 70 Nr-
,n and it's its JOY in a,tce under the caption,
,v;r;rfa versus Slavery After showing the increase
g white population in the counties Of tie State borje
inc on free soil and the consequent duinutioa OF ,ls
ado Of slaves contained in them, ard after ndugi-g
:; some eoue,stuatory remarks az the near prosp,c,
b;b fl sees of freedom throughout the whole State l-
proceed as .ol1vs:
Nm il the .me for our phalthSopsts TO prove tha.
+la;r oucrv for emancipation was honest hce a'v -'
a., Safes With Virginia 10 their bead ba1guS "a 'Ne
b.a1ce Shall they ctave % as OF shall L-ey ioio" DE
,Iisrss Five Of the seven ready 20 become free
So, Ola r,pilv as their truly momeu;OUs slave Interests
are a5ls.sd and provided for We do not mean 60 s.,
tn fv rs conscious Of this their condition OF ior~1'c-
mess bu. that suh S. che fact Indicated by statistics Ae
tbos. whcb the Virginia census furnishes Ine GH'sto'
il Shall we make it possible for then 20 STAG NH Us,
md an render their speedy enumeration sGoug the Tree
g., srssi or shall We by insisting upon points which
wi move mere formulas On tue progress OF Irresistible
5.s,;Sv Keep chem out and Seep then back Have So
C.,t s., freedom. or have We uotg Whatever guarantee
Ne , -iye shat ,7e sulect Of slavery IN their borders
srUbs lel tor,.ce ue, their own control "a ous 2. 10
ye We ought 20 give &c equally for the sake Of JUS
se ana for interest o. the slaves ior oy u '"ef
eu,.ueipltion ls assured and hastered-
NJ, br.B, ,bi. bslore cur read rs merely as showing
one pb,s Of Nor,aera thought and as serving TO en-
tighten the people OF Virginia TO the iue OF policy they
.boa.d pursue 10 the present euergeuey.