Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-13
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sen 81 N the VIZ .nriOU, /. bent on o-saq rg
arg lr OpoOs - Government Uud alt the
ram ,hvith- yIS I'll ment in cur politics has
been i.varably Srv, - st tie Southern interest," snd
,bo1sb The ,sa - ,rng anuibI.,ed its mat rial
fro, or at lss-t - disappear FROM public view,
il ex.t, slEs Wit dim nishrd virulence, and awaits
the o,p'r'uaty 20 -pr'ng nto light agu lin Lntefy lis
Cxisuee bis becO more distinctly evident than be-
fore snd the aders Of the party thro~ ou rom nme 10
tin" what Trey IN a. t lers OF pubic p uion
SO uemAs they fp1sar rIndOm railng3io their VS.
ta.tr.; scrnc nes amid fIlsoue Gdcarou OF the Posi-
&c mi Slei poisonous sings o. the best supports
a hi Gov, r1mput aud the indignant gabole at
OF the undsrng Of that rS 10 N streets sho IS their
insnt Thy ~il soon appear in rancorous aud eoniLu
al op9osinon 70 any Southern Administration thai can be
formed - End0'in'r
We are at loss 10 conjecture wha: motive would
pronp' the formation of party by rhs suSmissonisis
In the pr condirion Of the eouauy L III re re
any possibility of thereby mono -Olzns the Offices
of the Government, We could imagine iudu,euelt-
though 10, vcry patriotic By adopting ,ha'
course they would c;ualy bar themselves from eli :
and NAV be, the visa tia, they would perprrste thai
folly and thereby leave all the offices particular
c!qIi is the father to the thought,
BIZ an olier Srcessions, than JsE Davis or any OF
his Cabinet laess NJ. Hunter be exoep'ion dinEs
al SuSu i.siouis Unogists have application to us
aud therefore We may be rivleged TO speak mind
without tti' subj ct. Down 10 the Proclama
ton OF Lncoll, !argl porion Of the people OF Vrg
MA probably majority, we're in favor Of and had hopes
of preserving the old Ua'On. When that document ap
p-Ared Of thss abandoned their former opinions;
they that tic i-sue male up between Liberty
and Djpoisn, aud Ike aud LOYAL OF Virgins,
a. they are, rallied more promptly to the stand
ard of the Ola Common gesh. Whole brigades of Il e
arms wti;h have endured the hsrdships of the mp
Al d met the nv III ba,,le, are composed OF thts
sam, Uliouiss, whom ope who have never been in a
Lu Dr. niles Of the enemy, d,lght to sisu,i',, as
"S,ssaiss.onists" "Ias Stone WaH Brigads' OF Gen
J,ckso1, vii stood the brual OF tn, R1ht a. Store
Batge for t~elvs hours, and covered Themselves ard
III l. country with glory, made up exclusively e
"Sabas,oB;s" ron the stroUg Union unt:es Of tie
Ey me sas rsS M S SS,y % S4n ne
sor, and might be eTtgudsd TO many other divisions
Th people cd pIuss 20 get tat and safe places IN
the Q lr.,ru1stsTs o. ComDissariat Departments or
the 81 a. ;te vea, right CT 10 the war aud there they
have O,ea eCog ih.ic day Ike Pairio ard heroes -
Tlsy haven; been thinking AID soheuiag for Organizing
parties their Whole sous al they had and their iv.
were fce ely Ir for the safety and independence Of
their county.
II their f0rUer Ulinnism, which they shared with
l,rgs portion OF th,ir couay men, is to DO an eternal
signs and rep-oach them they would DO well sur.
Iend, the plss Of dapgsr and q ring TO the miUg
pl'ros Eho delight IN deGouugng then. aud Who would
do the work 70 much better thaa they can We under.
stand tia; two OF re Secretaries have laid down the
broad principle tbs. man, Who held Union princi
PIES ,irco the scc'sson Of Lincoln and was wiling 10
accept oEse urdsr him. Sd hold any ofce under The
Confederate jverumcRt Ia the carrying Of this
prime pl, poor mal who held cerkship in the Treas
ny Depsrlmen', whose father and grandfather have
fought for the country, ard every Of ~hose kindred
capable OF bearing arus is in the dsd, has b.ep
dsUi SD from the seTvies uuf! to be trusted. We
hear he pr ucpe i. recognized the War Depart
meuL With ali enthusiasm for the cause, with ali
oar devotion 10 csssiop cannot pu: away the con.
v,:iou that this ia 4 unworthy d~aIaag OF great
ami 1)riou4 movement for freedom to MISERABLE snd
bl. sc-smbls Cor tfi,e.
w are era il d 10 klO~, snd we take pleasure IN
sa.ny, that sleh uaro~, ungeaerous and ~ u.t
s,ri. alinlt,s Lhs Chief e our new Uonfederacy -
Pr silent sees aad rscogn'I brother in every
I'm ~ho is uu, and l,yal 10 this grea CAUSE Il hi.
l. tar 20 Mr. sOo, he t1us announced in tern. wor.
thy Of the LIBERAL enlightened and saglc leader #
th1 greatest movement of any age, the elevated and
oubplic principle Of h'' Ain iisT4tiOa
"Tle sire of this Governue being 70 maintain the
lad. ui-nc t has 5rtsd by the lied feeling ano
&C ou f i ct ~ hs been It's lcy not 10 en-.
ter ~ Qie.uois If cifsIeAees Of political opiaous
Heretofore eI's ing"
Til. max sbUd Of b,o;hes of al the true sous Of
tho S5asi PAlsed be sbc tongue that would mar the
happy harmony!
Retai'a lon.