Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-21

On Suspicious. When tbs gentleman att-eks the vbo
policy # ,he uar-wbep be says that not an enemy
soud b. found on Southern col, had the sesrer-
sive policy siopted d,es he not cast ss grave
censue upon the Pieside1t as man could mtk.f Bot
10 military m,n a. rsss with the genIl, from Fenp
that We coU| tsva oapured Ws.hington-thn our
7o-em-uis I'D K+ntuCky and Tennessee, we're vrnrg or
dcouA Where would tn genhs man frt N Tenne,-
,es tonmer O. his offensive polryf
Sir, ssid Mr. before you yi-ld 70 the gentlemans
surgss lone, you must double your army and proesre
ursa Tbs war has been defensive, and be d 6:s the
gen lsman 70 show that u has Los zen So He would
move N lay TIE resolution the table, aud LEI Is await
II, action OF . committee.
Mr. POOrE "a that he tried to b. c,urteouI b, Is
chsrged 81 bringing 10 resolution ceLsuring he Pre-
sident. lie is not a man Of pr Idice-geDtemen nos
his eye testify that fact lets not the sun 60
down on his wrath. Blu, the gentleman from Virginia
can detec, By his translucent" poser p ldces lurking
10 his heart though he kindly lsl6 lis charge BY
aging that be Mr. j was unconscious OF H. Let N.
say thst when gentleman qro,sa classical aneoootes
IRON Puarob no should dull their vii by suoh
erpianaiors as he frank enough 70 msks He gave
up the only weapon Of his argument and turns s edge
upon himself Mr. said he was Dot tbs man 10 weaken
he We ucrIted popularity Of the President OF Thea
Corfst. rate States by vert means he 10 not The p Q.
,on for that kind of work. Ii the gentleman cannot die
crinnats between the President and bis Secretaries OF
Var and the Navy, be cannot ebhghten hin. Jdfse
rri, OF klsassppi Is bis au!hori for vindc,tng ths
Pes5eDt fro the ocompsiency or neglect charged up
o. III 50 oicers d. no! say thaE they are rvspons.
jle-.hri b ongs 10 history.
Mr. jenkins Does the gentleman regard neral
B,srr as sosd aushorityt II 20, no does lot coz
cur With you.
NJ. FUulE He does to the le,ter-Hs did ct m!
,ou.s the her night he, Mr. J stands on bis opn.
ION and on his report Does the gentl ,msn remember
ma, pheasant ssene OF Bs,ur g.rds when be SAD
ne would plant with bis osn bard the Dig sen. him by
,lIn ~, lady on the principal monument In hst q
v He reminded Gen. B OF that incident and told him
tpat 10y he tear d, would be c.spp united. No Sir
aid Gen B. II Cd ii return and sitn my own hand viii
get plant that on he prouies; ment 10 the cir!
II B,llmcre' NJ. Iooto then .ulog'zd Generals
Johnston and Bssuregard in terms OF the most osng
pIperyro-
Bat sud Mr.. =, what does history ts ! Us on this
u cIs Had Alexander stopped Of the Bosphorus, h'
w,uli never have corqlersd Persia. Had Napoleon
fingered amid the Alps he would never have transmit
ed bis name to posterty 40 The greatest General that
ever lived. History 10 I'll uof tranples-but no will
not spumerate Them. >,
Mr. + then answered the II qlirv, where he would
begin rih his a nsivo policy, ard with g,rat poser
nd feeling cepet, tho pres NJ CONDITION o. Tennessee,
ntueky, aud even Virginia. sipce the dsutsr at Roin.
oka racing all these feat. naotion IL capacity, CT
neglect
Tue evils can only be remsdisd BY the Presidents
el.ctnz for bis new Cabinet creIsries OF War srd be
Navy who are Isl to the emergency that nov smos
oyerwhelms u.s. IN doing this, he mus. TAKE tbs ish
men, and he Mr. feels ccrd len, that be will DO 50.
rsgsr. lea Of farmer patty Fl lsh'~s. B ,iore his God
- hunbl, derises mat P,eod-nt Davis iniusursIoh
nay b, surrounded with the greatest ec,t and ttss b.
Ii live to give years. OF geriou', peIcsfal unpsr-
al led prosperity.
At Il il point
No. Ks.NtR, Ct Ll, cfred . resolution providing
,hay eomuueo OF three b, ,oined, WHO shsll repor
on the be means Of providing for tho comfort Of h
members { his II ,use. Adopted.
Mr. CURRY submitted rpMt, design ring the oom-
ii,iee., AID firing ih'ir ruub r. d'p"d.
Ga motion Of Mr.. ELLIOTT, Of Ky, the House I'D.
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