Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-11
Maryland.

It's Arn,pShi (AdJ GAZETTE, heretofore The Orgd" Of
~ AFm:His.rai. "a DTty in the Congressional dir
Il Ct -yeaAiIg OF tie laie yrOnHneiarlsto Of Presided
l,o TO Tie srIss State OSagfessuen, delivers itself
a. ioh US:
Bat the most singular feature Of the address Is vague
and tiu il Al ion 10 the Abolition pressure Brought to
osar upon the President ard his evident conviction thai
b D. -tsuciion o. slavery n the Border would be
IT n ivnt sop 10 toe Abolition CerbsIus. Give the
. ria, boz and ybey gill readily furnish TO pUsh
ur. her Sou; 6C-bi,ss iu tie hope OF freeing
a g-ocs. cory rsJly, suppose, iG they do no: e.,
stat ties demand, moro means will BE- furnished To-
Gae pres, eaten Il tie Wl..
Tns % our tut, yJCtS.ieH Of ;he Presidents sGirg
II il %, correct Ne wouId IL. 10 klos Il slua "A iu
u u.au.g speech las ever LCiOoc come from be Viii
H,uss Aud s /. dot absolute ami postise clarA.
ion i1at is foF the negro and for the sesto
r,uOn q tho Uuor; that the President ia opposed TO
such policy u, ls cb.gCd 70 adopil? We can read
tao seeming riddle ia 10 other way And II our read
Up be correct &c have uO hesitation in expressing the
A1pr that the days or the T. public are IUnbe:ed We
visa 10 hear Of slaughtered thous ln3s OF
.-rTg tee Nj Oh Of petty aud contemplate iansu
dism We Nist longer 20 hear Sail boosting o. this
strength o. iusi'uJiols Let them perish, aud LEI
The yas ruins be perpetual proof ha men ale little bet
or than bsass
Our IA .sulge may b. deemed too strong; but We have
expressed cur ooBvieuOus in The Premises. Aud these
convictions arc uoue the less Ara because Of the fact
.ia' We uccOu prCmisicgy zdyOcato emancipation H.
Maryland We advocate It b. cAuse belle L will b.
81 tmTi-' q. advantage 10 our Safe. But We not
prepared 10 That any Osh,r act at the uod VI
rIi,s, Who probes, to prefer tie Iasru; ioa Of the
country TO the c1sferce Of slavery.
Ths Boston JgEyEd' SAYS: "FhS late to our
arms have embolteael the seeessionis,s Ct Maryland
aid develoed into rebels many Who previously in
olusd TO the sids Of the UnoH, seemed to DO the
Winning SIDE Tae coafsoiou measure, TOO. has had the
ct Of stirring up the ssveboders aud emberiog their
feelings So Siie1prta Indeed, has the feeling Of dsOy
ally become thA the Cove nor hssates 10 call the Ia
stature together Tor de purpose OF encouraging enlist
eus an Alemp. ,hogi b nads 20 carry the State
out OF the Uliln. Several Of the S,n1tor knosn
70 entertain sentiments hostile 10 ths U.On, Stimulated
~ the emancipation question"
A Wpsh'ngtOn letter writer ssys
''rte condition Of II ifs Ia Bilhnore and Maryland
eIctas the attention Of the government ust The
gators Increase iu Baltimore aud In tue iaVehodlDg
cpuuues Of the State There "a TIC doubt that The lsgs
aton Of Congress has 4d the sayeLoliing citEans Of
th,I etc more bitterly dsoy IhAn ever before For
the most part they we're dsoJsl whom the rebellion
br, 10 out their sympathiss uith tie rebels in Va
guia the cOuol States bu! they kept quiet There
g great bodnss5 Ut late among th,m aud the govern
msnt nius. pip the GV in The bud l. lie qlite probable
that severe measures viii soon be rsCorted 10. fsmies
speaking openly their synpltLies with the rebellion 10
"a ,f4IsiSe msnuer may bl compelled TO pass down
within u enemy lines and give for loyal people.
10 any evobt Maryland viii b, compelled to be 10y
sE Ii though she be depJpulsad