Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-26
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What the proud Spanish people will say TO thar
Qaeea's representative haYiBg his fifo Slapped on bSlrd
the D itish ship be had tax n undnr bis care, BY q IN
zee subordinate, We may well imaglne. 4 Spanish frg
ate set forth Immediately in search OF the of snder, Who
had, however, by that tina sot him Nlt veil out OF harms
vay bat the Splnisp q JYernm mt will doubtless remon
strstc : ,ctra,ly With the ~inpudent Yankees fr the
shAueltsI vioi.a.a Ct their neutral waters. for destroy
ing = ship under the proteSrl CT their flag, rs veil -
tina. of a neutral and friendly nation, ana rtr PC psrson
al insult 10 Q national authority. Mr. Lincoln viii have
to apolog.. :, not osly %i3'vords. but Ia thatmstai so pre-
c'ous in the SOrth tlrs ts nes' fS; a premium OF 20 or
80 per cent. TO getu.
Proc to- shipping and Mercantile GaIeis.
II the details Of the destruction Of tbs Blanche are
supported BY the facts. the FEDERAL Government: 10
paced il the unpleasant position Of having to account
10 Spain for a violation OF her territory, and to England
for = Kratuitoui outrage upon the property aod pssols
Of btish sat !sos. We are, OF curse, ooly core IN d
fer Ii, latter The Spanish Government viii doubt 81
kroE how TO riud cate IL osn LsLsr. 81 to uphold the
authority OF lis Ci ;as. Oar Government lAust also
see that IL is time TO interp nss TO pro:ec. thcsi WIN US,
the great highway OF the Atlantic for tbs purpose Of
egkimS trade lIoL. as ri lavless violeacs 10 the pro-
s~ecutiou Of that trade.
AIoYHsR oABIsEf kISIsrBE on THI var
4 very ins lentiI county meeting recently held at
Exeter, 70 consider msARS Of relieving the distress 10
the factory districts, NJ. D ils', of Somerset, the + rss
Judge Of the Admiralty, said
Every 4 glishmau felt that they should be q .lghlei
to eea the var brought 10 q conclusion that var which
Vas most sauguinary, aqd which his been condu,'ed in
the most savage mlunCr in the destruction Of both life
aud property. An efsr OF NJ ,diatol might be received
only With ressattsl aud that tina aud opportunity
muat, therefore, be cireitj'y %watcbei. The Government
OF this country, a. well az every otiar o. istian Gov
crnmsnt ia Europe, would be too glad IL they could sse
the means Of sssis ig TO pu. an end TO the strifs. Blu;
they np': mSks an allowance for the two belig rsnts.
he say in the ps 1ers that ther1 we're violent arsicles
written A,AinEt ssch party. Rui when thsy took the
matter as 1t s'ood, they would sec tia. the qg rrel haV.
log been commenced, there were great dt a;uliss 10 II,
and that there we're also great difficulties IN bringing
aboat q peace; for If they expected to put AsIds THAI
strife they could not do 90 as some people talked Of n
some Ct the papers Of America they read a great deal
Of subjuEsiior; bu. sui ugstioh did not belong 10 . land
OF freemsn. They read Il great deal alton. e. ernini
ton; but determination did not belong to = land OF
Christians. (Applsuse)
As to what would bring about an cad to III 1t var there
we're many opinions; but let them hope that il soon
would come TO an end. Toe only means to accomplish
that, a. far as he could see WIS by mutual Concession
but then came the great dific llty where should be the
aud what the frontiers Of the respective pow.
ers2 rha. was 4 question full Of diff 'ulty therefore
We nust make an allowance for the position la which
the Am ri ana were placed, aud not wish to say one
word which might tend t. excl e III Eseling either in the
Northern or Sou'bern s ates, for Va knew what exeits'
BILE people the Americans we're. All be could ray was
that he should be mos! happy, aai 10 beloved every