Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-25

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An sxonanRe furnishes the tolo~ % A.trant from a
- IN late number Of the CSs' ,.,; ,omms,ci,,
Evsr, one Of the teglne ara sbod bs full hsfors
tie Ish isst and by the - a. tina Iec,pits apough
should be rAed 70 sven old regiments to their maxi
mum standard; ~ he time TO 20 IN and march to
the mes Is cotton. When the country has been sayed
shall have uu enough to discuss questions the
origin OF the WI. We go and save the Uoion and
the CONSTITUTION shch guarantees 9 republican form
OF GoVernmsnt II 90 dare TO mplate failure We
become second Mexico the Prey Of home factions and
foreign despots We would preserve our independence
aid nonOr, We must fight now. Toe government will
have million Of ia the field by the ls Of Sep.em-
Der, and We may calculate Nh almost mathematical GER
t4inty that the big job" will be done completely before
Christmas
The war nov comes home to US all mere closely than
ever before and il high time that each citizen should
tske personal interest in it We must make the war
hs urinary business Of the whole country aud then we
shall finish t. Recent events have made Il perfectly
pA 10 ali obseryan snd thoughtful persons that nothing
but the greatest ots BY the government can save
"a lron, nb,oute anarchy We must proceed 10 bust
ns.s or We shall be swallowed up in chaos We rust
wbip The eonspiraoI. they viii whip Us. The stare
and strip or the hateful Gag Of rebellion must wave
over IA all We have but one ay one constitution,
ons country one destiny The question 10 be decided
whether The Constitutional government or the coz
srcy shall triumph There il other. We must hght
Tod,r hch ~ shall il be- The old banner OF beauty
add glory forever the ghssty rag which Is the I'm
bLm Of bloody treason snd invites British domination
oyer due Inheritance bequesGned + - by the fathers oil
the Rspuoief
There are several confessions here made that will ar
rest the readers attention. Toe aboltiOniss begin 10
discover thai tie Ssa Of the South viii leave the North
10 = state Of anarchy ard confusion The OrHmsre'o'
frankly admits that failure TO suodue the rebellion VI"
leave them "l,Oond u REQ, the prey Of home JletSr'
aud frsigu d,splis" Again, their Independence and
bouUr cannot be preserved urless they hold the South
in the Uuou The OgMmsr,iG! would force Us along IN
abol ton ship as says ", eau "have but one oes'
nv" Tia greatest Cxsr,o1s Of the Government, II
SAYS are ueStssagy 70 save the Northern people from ab
,ots aqarehy To be "sWaosej % in chaos" is their
fate if they iAl to suodue the Sou,hi
These are rather remarkable confessions coming from
the q1arter they do, and it little singular that our
Nor hern cousins have been slow in estimating the
vslSe OF the South to item. According 10 their Own
confessions they Gge rredeemaby ruined we are no"
:; TO them. Recent esents,' by which We suppose
zoe Commercial aludes TO the recent mobs IN the North
have shown them the hand writing On the wall IL j;
plAu enough that this urnal believes that the laokee
IA ion lief: 10 it's is incapable Of selt government ard
would be speedily ''sWAoWed up in chaos" Toe ides
roa shch no doubt he derives great consolation that
When 80 ship them We will wk4 them under our NJ
a thus do for them ~Lat iAeg cannot do tor them
SEW sgoSelu hsm-sho~s eTeat ignorance Of the feel
as that prevails among uss teeirg Of adherence AND
oAtdng complete that would no! have the Ieprou
creatures even nc slaves to slaves Nc when they
,o qaereJ they VII be lsft to prey upon each other
s1d TO Il uldsr in tbo susrsbS and chaos they have
| o'oUg1t upon lhGm.elges.