Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-10

et i-r'irevabe ruin revcl in that downfall and let all
tine Ills that tan the lot OF fallen man follow But let
il not be said Of Virginia, 10y the future historian that
she ran away from her own or was ready ever or in
way, 90 desert her true friends E4s. West North
or SOUTH uut her sacred honor ia the strange mystery
of dc'ertng her own aud her friends left her other
attentive Let 10 never be said of her least of all that
thu Sc t'ck-ug OF her ancient gcry went out "a,
aced and dug1oned she struck the train Of "Kng Cot
ton Co be dragged along his chariot wheel3 himself
pr,cp lately aud ng,orousIy rereatug from the domu-
lon oi bis stors and the homes of his fathers and
clustering with buyado ths precipitaucy Of his
retreat,
Virginia has uob'er work before her than "friag the
Southern hart Grd Drtc Uit1tg rsro'4'i0u" as a sub
ordinate hots u and with suicidal and plrrciial arm
fastening With mad insanity the achievement Of her
own and her cOlu,rys rain Her ruin will already have
been eousummued the moment she iOrsets her proud
position amougs. sister Stgs-hodiug a her equals
herself the unequal OF none.
Virginia looks with hop tai eve towards all the 9TH
er states OF ts Union except South Carolina. II she
can help 90 the Union she must help 10 10 as
"a quail iu common coalJderscy. Sh, will be ever
ads O listen O the coua-t of her friends; bat be
o ag1ougd-uever. She will be ever ready TO confer
wI.G her sister States, hut when Wendell Paiihp',
Eaecler r Seward or sumner or Hale erct S.l.tt
Carolina iu The pui,sance Of her chvary, meuacrS her
With tHc emancipation of her slaves, hv herself hcr
couejcrltes le her throw back the defiance aud tell
fhru as She viii 'e trem tdat this respect her cou-
d,rate-' are her own people oaly.
Do we have friends %, the Nor.I-aud We have hosts of
friends there, loyal aud patriotic and Uuoa-loyiug
f-.ss -.r,-. q 2 l-y, f..1Is-is Virsi.i, r,,ly i,
-a,1, erd and or.ol.y IN desert tLc
Look. b. rr.1 1e.- 600 uUI fir IirrnI,, IN .,rr,
o, 1f ,ft. N,-t -- r... ..r th, I1t, als,t; ,
tes+ md r. Carried tl.t y5t. by only SaI 01n. INN
l,sis of thousand. of whom voted upon o,her is,l o.
side r che Slavery question Talk ahou. the JesI-1eI
repentance uf ti people OF le North great Is. sr.
., of the people %. M North sgc today with the south
arI rro.r rht- and s-. ready show hcm,elye, with
Nh. S ... aud tI.ir rights, Tue Northern people ia tl,
AMI divided n .-ts bead of hopeless contestants f,r th,
Prfi.rriI Office. and nlv outhalf of Iiacolu yots4
.rr. b. no s1rsb.. Gol1. Hcr- iha result OF an uu-
.1.p..r.sr. t.l determined purpose 10 bring hack
under . r.a-- t.tIlaI. e.uaIttc they could nun th.
Government 90 economical ~uu,I ana wise Admins
TIA U| Ol plNlc policy and pubic al'Gts Nor d.I i-
5.er. i,t trsn powerfully e..e the strength Il Iin-
e1- as OH. c..itfc most Ghr'r iu the No theru mind
1 ie5t party wiguc all tbe powers of Government
r- .ltt.c of r.- PARTY wa, considered "a -ci,r
O.. .ri. ,., too. aal als tl. candidate OF a mower
lrI p...r.. frr. -fc arroel aim aod purpose of
H... leaders is O. .sr Che S0l.' oru hear and u-c,ip
s.- tlr Cet-.us a-. i..o Revolution" We hav. uota
H1.r. .r % Do. 1u ot men tel for lincoln vino to-
U.v ula--c 0I .r. .ru,y .uI ytp.rlp OF Seward
Ii.. .u.ser and aI. lI.is El gui su would shoulder
t... s.ts .5 for ft.i. OWL Boo defence Of Son l,rr
f..e.- Aul ar. Ne fo frg q mo- this r-,lt Ia0u and
...f ana .ar1.-.g tnI i.u1uui1g.'y retreat AND run
away from lu heritage QUO fathers Ief U.S. because miss
.- nI. -IiI Of t.. Nor..rr rOlrBton ctl.d Abolition
-.t t.d Gai-'.r ..au cr,v h,e ua ,1r ct tHe Re-
o.H.lr voted for l.c.lr and iI ro. yo.e for Brrc.i
rr I. or.ofu .1.ive more to Che fixing %. Che south
W. .lr r..ji -.r l.cl complain Of ia the election
uf i.rc.r rI '.r.1r lt .s great national fault and
.v. BIt shall ,e therefore incur greater i.ccultiI-