Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-16

Buchanan Of the danger, and called on lin
energy. We told him that bis foes .,,s y g /,
household; thatissding members Of the ~ =
" uedisstsd the destruction Of the Goy.,-S''s,
admouitious we're u,heeded, and the eos.a'ai
bloody civil var. We nor payn Mr.. L;,,t-ea !,
10 9 disaSsetio~ to his Goyunmsnt in Al, ~ " !
ts Horih; that ia every day gaining ,r,S., ~
Lss h spsedily ertshss IL, IL is very lik,ly ri
Aim and betrsy the cause Of the Z son ip,o y 70,
n, Southern foes. 7Aii 10 sos ths real A.. e,
eountyv. and Il should be promptly me, b, ~ M
arm of the Gov rnment, before IL co.,
strength and natures its plans.
If the policy Of the red Revolutionary r,o,.v
vailed. and the Government we're weak eaouss,.S
TO IL and endorse such procl imations a, rr,n'.@
others to the same effect, the North would -.
yided instead of united people, and the S,s,l
become 90 thoroughly united that i, would -. III
End q white CROW IS Union man beyond d. =.
and the Ohio. When the war cen nenc,d. /, EsI
informed man hoped for the success Of our
upon tks kasis of q Union element in tie sss
vhieh v,xld bseogs< developed a. orr arm. zee
The malIgnity Of abolltionism SEEKS 10 As,,s-S
meut and convert Il into one OF hostility, al -
" sucoessful, the men Of the present genenS..
live 20 see the end Of the var; aud from Ia n.
awe nature, covering an area Of two.thir., y
the United States, is will soon eIhauE aud n.
Already great evil has been done b. Il,
tion of General Fremont In Missouri We
timopy of Rev. Mr.. 0lmstesd, pastor a ~
Church nj Bonneville, 10 letter 10 Chic,r,-
journal. that "the whcls country In NOru,.
souri, Is up and Aecking by hundred. 70 h.,
their arms being Of every description; Ii, 4
force of the rebels marching from vsHou. ~
the Union army will amount to from lO,6s -
600 mem" AID bis opinion Ia that the Oh l.
fall back. concentrate, entrerch, and &c: ~
sivel Such are the first fruits 10 Missouri O a.
of Ere mont towards making the war ole q a..
instead of q war to restore the statu QUO ,,,iTt
the s.me condition as existed before bo,s,,
out. The Abolitionists and radical RepCk5gs.
v.nt tho Union restored unless negro .,,,-
out of Il BY the sword they do no, VIZ !.
restored unless the essential princp'es dS,'
tuition are neutrality-suspicious. sithOu -
Union never could have been formed lrs,!
out the Constitution Is q new Question, va !,
the President nor Congress nor General. hu,,s
70 solve. That remain, for the decision d =,
In Convention assembled, and aIy st,fmg.l
in any other way would be an act Of usu-.sr !.
beliion equalling In criminality the eours !,
srn rebels.
The President has been denounced BY d, "A.
eaps because he did no, override the ieI J,
relating to the conHsca.ion Of slaves and osAe -
Tbese reckless revolutionists thus call 90 IA ~
to perjure himself. he is sworn to mGil4, I. \
tution ard execute the laws. Il vas upn esr
that the Herald and the conservative pres Il q
try called on President Buchanan, and IT.
President Lincolp. to put down the rrbsis,
formity with the oath Of otfice Unlike A,,sr
of Europe. 10 our Government Ii is not DO,
eis.rate, bot the National Legislature, tsis
making power, and therefore controls al Il,
objects Of war. When the present war sza
before Congress had assembled, the Prst.
discretion, sutI.ct TO the revision Ct Co1lhs
soon ss that body met and passed an asia
discretion of the President on the very pc-i z
Fremont's proclamation, the President, wi
to carry out the laws OF Congress, susE
conform to that policy himself, and to CAN
ttority under him TO do likewise and the aai
BOLTON journals expecting him 10 do the CIR
sdmisslon Of their Infamous designs-thE u
voted for him as President they expected Arss
power a. President 70 abolish slavery, SIN
supported the war In the commencement tlqL
ped that such was lis object and roU, VIA '
cover the contrary. and tuat be 10 not wllifgsF
part Of usurper, they are filed With al a'Ff
a. poiutmept
The patriotism Of the President hos soirh.I
echemes. and be ought TO he warmly suys
whole country, without regard to party ps5s
meantime, Il will be only an act Of Tratsa pa
on the part Of Mr.. Lncolu's Government E.s
leaders Of conspiracy oQrsllipg In siTopy .ss
slius and bis Confederates In ancien. Rlne