Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-14
British Seniim snt.

The London Inns 10 40 article of which the Yankee
papers urnish oJy few detached sentences calls upon
the British people to give their "Whol, ora We gbt
the South who have CALAMITY SO long for their
liberties agains, a mODgrel race of puaderers and op
pres7ors." In contrast with this "morgrel race" the
Southern people are spoken Of as "eur owa English
kisa and kim and tier struggle eharac eIed as the
gallant defe which trave men ere making for their
liberties while he attempts OF the enemy are denour ced
acts Of robbery and OPPRESSION by alien hrelngs
[Ffom ths London Tines JAY
Such overthrow the U sion army received be-
fore chm ond bus have rad a instantaneous
,se throughout Jhs whole Of the South. Wherever in
JhA vast the Of the great success has been
conveyed, by te egaph or steamboat, by horema7 or
runner, may BE- sure tha. the oxidation has bsen
Sgd frantic. Even TO out sob;r Elglisb eyes the
,s:t- on the CnioE.bomiuy seem Ike q cfoWring vic
tory; 20 he eEei.A5e Soulherne- burrgG with rage NJ
hs the GyGsi'n Of bic soil and the atrocities Wilh
49, l. mpU iel, no DC ion o. b. elk vs.
htng and the successive San -des" CT bis enemies
80 nave oesa 90 lnsPiritDg % 10 make nIcon i'm o.
4 ..
Re usy, Their, Il teems 70 Us, expect movements Of
biggest importance oil through the South Il "a not
el-y Cs:ove- What ia pssiog in that conyulsed b.
silent region. Tho Confederaes have learned 70 uni .
h mos. feryd enthusiasm w..h a secrecy which ret
even Rrsia has realized 10 modern warfare Their sr-
emiss them till they feel them rever know
shAs is their Strength their position or their reso rcss
pnlite dawn Of some moIning hfu e an irresistible
attack or reveals the fac. that whole Confederate srmy
made q WI.hou. the iosS Of man, or q gun, or a
barrel Of powder. So ourselves k,ou little fer
Certain OF heir plansi bu. We may yet mike a very
shreSd CUES.
There 8 every reason TO believe that the Western
COnfsteIse 8 a,es viii become in a wssk or two-per.
hsps lave already becomsihs scene Of struggles
far wider and ieIesr than that Of the past Spring The
received yesterday Of the capture OF hurfes
ough by the Oonfedsraies, elbows that the work has
already begun in Tennessee, and ualess tho Ulioniss
reinforced far more largely than we think them k
to be- t IL possible that before the month Of July over
the whole Of Tennessee will be 10 bszs The situation
OF this State s, indeed unhappy Il had to bear
the brunt Of ths besi planned aud most energetic
Ueion lVtmeht that has been made during the war
While the Confederates unwisey dispensing III cir
foro along the coasi, or messing III on the Potomac
they left unguarded this Important State relying per.
haps, the protection afforded by tbs extent Of the
country and the sympathy Of the KentueklAns b. by
ssres Of operations which impartial observer will
desire 10 depreciats, the Unionists supporting their
army BY their ganbOa lined possession OF TIE pritcl
pal places In Tennessee and may be said to have 81
most conquered the State. But the contest far from
al end. fhe battles before Richmond have come Just
In time to rouse Tennessee the new campaign, for
which is leaders are said 70 have besa preparing.