Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-11
TIE TROUBLES, TRIALS AND .y TRLBULArIoSs OF

A TaE y.NKEE PRESIDENT
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Inc ioho"ins aooean. Vi 'ue ~, - -. :,
path oil that good man Abraham Lincoln Si'o~ s'''
ipaton correspondent of pspr that susains his war
ror,v v,. the Cincinnati Eno.iyr:
feN'' wr-..., w.a,..s.v lime o.
To the Editor Of the EHqrsrT
There Ia an irrepress bic lct raging ct this time,
in the Reuubisan ranks that will have great influence
MON The future oShe country. u IA between the radi-
ii ana conservative elements of ihs party-between
those headed BY Greeley Of the Tribune, who do not
want this war TO end without st destroying slavery and
hos headed by Seward Who want TO crush Gus the re-
Soor anS a, die same lime. preserve the Constitution
md ths Union AZ thew are The country has idea OF
- sa.onss nj ,bs assaults of tie radicals on the Ad-
The pressure here il terrifc Threats are
nd fierce The President and his Secretaries
NV letter and oy mouth Their fears
'an,s 81, hs onsr,ted ON 10 every possible way They
- dsnose Incols and dr;ys bi, Cabinet into the
ea,ornsc military dictator il paraded before their
- "a an .rmas soldiety promsed to make them come
ni, s,and,rd of heir duty 70 the party. And
a., ,hs .opo,rv want 10 know what it Is all sbouty
7, originated in an apprehension the part of the
..d;,sI RennhIcan poluciars that the Administration
Ala No, intend 20 take advantage of this TO prose-
cu,s n for The IiSera,on of the sav,s They know that
~ q No, agreeable 90 the tastes Of the leading
80 ,ha cah,rs,Shst thew soud be willing TO sgree to
-, a. comn,omise saye ackno veding the indie
ha (Onfederacy. A these rae
.L, srch IA the inclination of the leading
Hshi,a, officer. Hepco the onslaught. Hence the
. sarose I,coInto 40, nm in his place mill.
.. 1.,s,ort dry. him ar his Cabinet into the Po-
n! IA ,I.ss Threats are no. meaningless; they
~ oarsd ON. II Lincoln lses not yieidto the press
- IT, go, ohs,scls In The way cS "a, radicals IL
csna.sI sco,, TNy even threaten him, ridieuie It's
go Or h,, thew conceive 10 be tis plsns and attempt
IN every possible way to bring him into discredit:
Knosing that Me- Iinccla places every confidence In
Gen Scott one object Of the radicals Is TO get change
in the Cabinet so as have radical mn in It than
are there now who will tquire Lincoln, a. Commander
irChef to order Scott 10 do this and thst ~h'on s
render reconciliation between the fecuons Impossible
fhey determined that the war shall De pnsned 70 as
bitter end-snd that is, the ppi"s oss 81 "dUery MOTH
ing short Of that viii satisfy them, and hes E crush
any Republican ir1n and including ne tFesucn' So"n
to q tide waiter, IL he standa 10 lheh way
The Administrator knows Tsfe thsp these rsoca re-
oab ican politicians and that kDoNisegs makes thtm
conservative They know that II this continues six
mon,bs longer the Government will have disgrace H.
self by rasog the sea blockade under threats from Eng
land or enter upon war with that power Eog'and
mus aud will have cottor and can get 1t nowhere but
ou Of The seeded States II she does not &c; it. riots
and revolution viii marx tho progress Of famine in her
o.n bo-dsts The Administration wants no var With
Eoc,s,S the one on hand Is formidable enough.
Tben ,harc will he great d sulty in raising money to
-. -. ,-.- We ara In aroiur The money of New
NaFk Rsr
rS ,c:ac, nj narrowing from tne people in small sums
:; 49, 81. h., Leading coin uercisl and financial
-s ~ VI Ia.l.,as that the notes of The Gov
asn, ;s.,eS 70 oblajn money in that way, will soon
San-a;, 80 half ,her face and soon become as ire
JsprroshIs "a Tho ala co,t;neptal money.
Tha ,,aroos NJ the var are snormons snd the taxes
M - =. - i;aJ 81 a.. ,ao,I. a. MAJ, IL -
1-II' r"' "a,e W 70 =" ~, ;i g. -, sA.u
~" I"r' ~ ~ irfS vs. ~ " ZIG
PeoPe sIu 49, fes%"s'
ibrrs ! greas oahser' s''S, tnkt tee oopsgtguona
liber. "i Inc reoP'' may DC s"aowea up 70 'nlS geeA
maes;rom of m.~-rs merry. AN these thines press
Upcn the Administrator auu ,uaAe ~ ueso 80"
some adjustment Tat VIII Psessr'e 'ns oniou W ,e
uniting the sundered secuohs. iuo '.u'Ss I
aware OF all these dihcninesI'ney see VIC ...
Il before tneir par'y-anu 'nry uieau " 49, Of
themselves ior tue 'oss VI '"o cSoH wuI ,ha p,o.
their party by the oFsr'hfos OF slavery. w" 'ne
dent aud Cabinet YIELD 10 tnes tnfe''Ss kie., u
the future aspect oil me country aepehos tpet .nen
cson IL they yie!h 10 the cianor anu tnrtgls VI .o
rldef, then ooS OUT ior tne grrh'es' re'oiatiou '
world has ever "itneeseoToo.h IN rocety a.e IN
ment lev more days via ue'a,hns ~ S: oor.
o0-yled 10 the 'auicsis, UT re"ain W '''oe VI ' w.
serve i've pos'hoh'
OoogTess meets neS' WeeS' ou' uuuer nnas ma SuAns
circumstances RON any PsE'crs ses ho
uH ', wy S.Hl''r ~ =. ~ %,
,sl Lad IN hoSb hr.ncbes Their
~, 40, sn n s,,bar gouss .rno,g the nsiory
- : - - Ioa ,,.-;o 90 10 .f.,,smansHi, n,
rs,ri;.T rhs neons can laok Tor safs eounsels
IT, 20 81; ba n To-, very f.r In m, minority who nos
tboo cp,liias lint tber voices will not be bteied
1hsv are alte,dv hro,ed br e,os demsroesm and fer
=. f,pa,icisn n,z ere has broken unon he country
ana I, ma Mace can IA rep,eseu,aivss be more clearly
marked f,r tbe;, intoe,s.ee ANAL nnasaness fDati.
eism or denagcgi,m than the Senate aud House. What
a charge ana wis, degenerpcyl