, 1861-11-25
CHICAGO, MONDAY. NOVEMBER Is. 1851.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-The Richmond ps
pers Of Monday last contain the Message G
f1esldent" Davis to the Congress Of th
Rebel States. After the usual congratula
tions, he ssyB:
t,a,T e. operations Of the army goon to be par
AnoIdtd protection to the country, and shed ,
gio1ions iuetes upon It's arms. through the tryfnt
yiclssftodes of more than one asduoas eampaign
WI MEca ent1tle our brave volunteers to our psl{st
Fn51hes on he says: safer more than sever
extend their occupancy Of onr eoI, but lew statst
and Territories have been added to our Confedera
e. TEaae, instead of their threatened march Of IN
uan one point to aeEune the defensive, and upon
a. 'ar comparison between the Two oellgerants a
:! the Confederate States are 80 relatiyelV | mncI
s.1ongsr g ), now than when the struggle CON:
BE speaks in high terms Of the people Of the
| State Of Missouri, Wlo, he says, Conducted he
RaI II TIE face Of almost unparalleled difficulties.
VIII VIII spirit and success auka worthy Of 1hem..
selses and Of the great cauze IN which they az
! r. He continues; Finding that the Confederate
s1ates a w Were e. about to be invaded through Ken
eelfsd into mistaken security, were unarmed
End n danger q being euejugaied By the Federal
olcea onr hs sm1es We5s marched into hat State
of certain strategetic points Which wo1id hive
gwen them great advantage in the contest-a steD
setdstenee the pant Of the Confederate Ststes. 81
has alfo by the deEtre to aid the pevple Of Ken
'usif; Siif WA nevc, ;ntsn,e5 hv q, cn.,,z.
estnme4t TO conquer or coerce the people OF that
21a1e; PIT on The contrary It wes declared By our
th tha! they Wonld Withdraw their troops II
pfoe!anat1on ~as also made Of our de.ire In re
pe 5s iRe m neutrality Of and the intention
- ao1ae oy me Wlshes Of her people, as soon as
they were free to expfees their onin{ona sThosa
aselaEat1ons e 7 were approved By me, and should
=, ~ one Q! me best eects OF The march Of
~ " oaet people hoertg of choice and free oppor.
tteir 10 & asS1es i their OWL policy according to
The I grea esaa eehtssi eh3eE a 5n
"a naVY nas a!so been effective In full proportion to
it5 IN Reans:;. sne.,,s =, -. ,,m-,., ~
t,antporat19n, come Of which. he declares, can be
oFe1eome o. Only BY time and the improved condition
OF & nas 1s fbOonty 20 Of sae restoration Of peace but
:" A. to the financial system, 1t has worked veil
20 Isl and coed results for the future to
GoQer1ment is enabled to borrow money without
1htefeEt; and thus facilitate the conduct Of The
Ii Mat; ms extent IS measured by the portion OF
to oeGupE. '''>1~
psnds .sgaln upon the amount Of the debt for
Hn1GA LheJ are receivable, end when due; not only
LAe aeots OF the Confederate and Stats Govern
ments are payable In this medium but a larre nnr
''en Gb II nay 9s ss,e be erseated paE
iederate Treasury note e fast becoming such me
odam. Ihe propagation that these notes shall be
cent interest, at the pleasure Of tie holders, in.
s1reR them against depreciation below he vafne
OF that stock, and no considerable fall in their
be pnnctually paid.
The punetual payment Of this Interest has
session, fmposirg such rate Of ts1ation "a 1nnet
p1oEide sufficient ans for thst pu1pose. 90 'l1'
is indispeneahe that the means ~ tran.nS an IT.
possible n 15 as NJ no to aS 1
commercial fsopnrse hetreen or1 nen,!e ~. III
plsce checf 1a f6eir oa9 psopse' nor
already two mstn systems Of i5ruue6
tion from the Moth Id the Snnih f1na frca,
Rchmend along The eeakoards And +ha o,bnr Hr
through Weetera virginia IN Neos n ns o'aes
ttadt sh1d @tght ; Be sssn5sa y so%plsl9e Ink q
Greensborourh, n. O. Tie ronst1netiag ~ thsa nna
Comparatively short line Hould eiye M tSronnh b. n
obi, derete States, and give us sccess to n 1onn.
lation and to miltarT rer6nrces fro xb;ch popu
nov In great measure dbarred Ihe eontfnna als
use Of our reeonrcas ia R1; ~ aHG Iaalcaoas
limit to the period durjny h:ch We cnn,d ~ cona
duct sgainst t6s aav: aly Won Vte We low low
clate and divide Us must eIhsnst ia n,eana se
whilst they fer7e to complete lie ciscle md iyer
fHy cur industrial eystem i'he Recommendation |
more and more palpably impoasisle4 Sor on1 Is ~
the causes whch Induced US to separste It'll }ast
Cd and Whateyer onot 1@ n7av 9sen ha1a Eteengaaen
the minds Of any must have been conntafS dia ~
relled By subsequent events. If instead If 6ein0
in which nc we're cusaced. We misht ind anon1s !
Ti1dicatioa for the courEe We have adopted IN tie
scenes which are now being e1scted in the Un,sed IN
aatoniehment on those with whom they have
been go recently associated. They shtink VIII |
Wiz sueh tds& na o. sneh
content TO live at peace; but ou1 separation iro
thsn l. ;h5a' an snd for the independenee We bare
President Davis characrerizes the nature os the
hostities On the part CT the United States Sc har
t6tr is .aa; FL ssd
aad robbers, and involve us IN 1ad1icb war wbieb
claims noacombatants, women and chil- |!
daen Or 1.asaa A. it, Victims, they must expect to
IhefH ere certain rights ot humanity which are
fntslea "a to respect ere9 n war, and he who
to be considered pritoner Of VA and must eI
pect TO be dealt with as an offender against all law
nnan a hRd dl.1he bns not content with violating
lAFe extended these injuries to Us EitAin other |
loI1Edictaoni The distinguished gentlemen whom |
vti matn toqr 6pprosA At The last session were to
nave oeen recently seized By the captain Of a |
limited States vessel Of war, while on board |
" . oF na1e'Fn 44n eteaner while on a |
voyage from the neutral Spanish port OF Havana |
to E1gland. The United Slater have thua claimed |
general jurisd1sifoa over the high seas, and Gu
ter1ng British ship sailing under It's couatrY's |
1ag yiolstingtae rights Of embassy, for the most
part h. Id Eacred even among barbsrians, by SIX
iDs onr ministers while under the protection and
W1thin the dominion Of d nentra1 nation. These
Eentlemen we're as much under the jurisdiction Of
the British Government, upon the ship and b. |
meath It's nag, as # they had been Its soil, and
ela'm On the part sf the United States to seize
1hem IN the streets Of LoluoR would have been
as well founded as that to appre1end them waerc
shdg we're akeR . Had they been malefactors. and
e1nzeas esen o1 the United States, they could net
haye been arrested on board q British shiD.
uIleEs under the express provisions al |
treaty and according to The forms tharein
provided for the e1trsdItion of crim,nai, presi.
dent Davis peaks Of Mr, Faulkner 81 hayin1 5ees
petfdiously captnred and SAYS that +. 9tcsn-
Quoting Ihfs %er va bova eo1-b+ ~
defensive abroad. Perhaps We lad the rfrht II wa |
naa ehSfen 70 exercise IT. to ak TO know whether
sfya,rai 70 an,muIE ne 91nalng must be
powers of Europe At Psris a1s fo y, w .as gseas