Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-21

u conseerat.d In the death Of Treason. The
49, psGI Is an 3eiraom, a tradition, q fne ida
anticipate my point il the Monroe doctrine The Pre-
sden forty yesrs ago. troeu ed ten lines Into his an
nua, message Let me rsete hem:
h Inc american oontnene By the free and indepen.
dent condition which they have assmed and maintained
are hencetorth not to be considered a. subiecs for t
lure colonizltio by any EaropeaA povsr and Wills ct
sting rights should be respected the easty aDd interest
Of the Unied States require than annSunce that no
future colony dominion slsl with uler consent he
planted established in any part Of ths North Ameri
can Continent"
Sc wrote President Monroe In his Congressional Nes
sage December, 1928. Calhoun, Of Carolina ana Ad.
ANS Of Massachusetts,, were the prominent me OF his
Cabinet So North knd South were both vel represent
ed Senator OAss, representing the great WesL On.
dorsed the doctrine 10 1885, and Mr. Seward reprssst
ing the Ess' January g. 1883 made powerful speesa
In the Senate continental rights and Ysldtions Sir
said Mr. SeWAtd, IL am willing 10 declare myself opposed
-radicaly oppOsed-oppOsed at all times HS" h'rcs-
forth aud forsVer-opposed at the rtk OF all hazards
and oDsqueDces to any design of any State or States
On this Oontinantn
The Seward Of that day Is the Seward Of this. The
eloquent Senator is the great Premier who has con-
dence in his people, and bis people have col ience In
him. am of his admirers, and demand Of him,
Of that people, 10 drive Francs cut of Atxeo.
Let the Gaenh the Monitor and fifty gun boats steam 70
Vera Cruz and speedily too. France must loose her
grip from the throat OF Mexico, Napoleon must die
II RaF had his Bruus-Ubarles !. his Oromwel-and
the Emperor Of the Fronch does profit by their
ample.
Naturally jealous Of seeing the Bourbon Princes in
innate with the Pr sdent, disguised at finding them
Sighting the battle Of liberty with Mcclellan, under the
Impression that America was dyiog-shoWng how little
he knew our people-be has mace secret treaty with
PAlmerston that will surely overthrow both powers
and meet with the contempt deserves Garry oui the
programme Of forcing bankrupt European kings upon
young republics in the Western world and Napoleon may
be the last Bonaparte that will regn in France and
the Prince Of Wales may be the last King OF England
You nay hiss, or you may applAud-you can neither
bend me nor break me. (Hear) The debate is on the
the square, mind against mind, brain against brain.
have given you come facts-some ideas-and conclude
by sayingto France take of your soldiers from our
Mexican SOIL or we will make NJ Ico the Moscow Of the
Third Napoleon. Loud cheers and applGue)
SPEECH IRON WENDELL PHILLP3-HE CRITICIsEs TIKI
CONDUCT WAR
Wendell Phillips recently delivered speech before
the New Engllnd ADi.SlaVery Society at Boston. The
following abstract Of his malignant harangue published
in the Northern papers
Ia the statements of Mr. Bird he recognized only new
eSdetcs that with the spirit which acuAted the Govern
aud the soldiers Union, 10 day a. least was
impossible. The udice against the negro, the idea
that the Dominant race had not been corquered
set Mr.. Adams of Massachusetts the American Minis.
ter to the Court of St James gy and alone dScs not
recognizes the ambassador Of Hsyti that Court The
President, with serye ticks itte haste before lie
hidden to revoke tie Hunter proclamation. II Hunter
had issued pro slavery proclamation, be the Gov
erpment would have waited for red tape Itsbowed The
old pro slavery leaning Of the Government Mr.. Pull ps
believed that President Lncons decree in relation TO
the Hunter proclamation had Ost quarter OF the chances
of preserving the Union What were the aBtisayery
people to do now {? They must educate public opinion,
that all and force the Government up 10 the proper
IT,toTI
cousc aion RoDt it. Jefferson Davis will sot come
back into this Ulion but he will be found in Mexico
with his leaders and many Of his peoFl0 The Congress
OF the Uni;ed States IL had boea show1 could
New Orleans with an election in this generation.
II General AcCiellans strategy dsperse not 10
cor qutr; if his strategy continually 10 drive before
him The Rebel, aud not give them bat le II his StTae
~ 70 break up an army Of loo 600 men and mske
hem dispeIse into the woods and MOUNTAINS where they
could pul lie guerilla warfare then be has bad brilliant
success" Haleck, to-day doo know whether there is
an army in front OF him not, and what is the
Because he shuts the coDiTstsn6s OF his lines /.
Robert Sual hsd gone TO Haleck with h steamer Gen.
lasok would have sent him back with it. Put Sge il
A4ltck's place lgfeas applause, and in twelve hours
line Sgel woulu wrat BcGuregard TO have for
his NJ I! mornings breakfast and would at once know
vat that section Of the country made Of and would
nave possession OF IT, Bu;ler-le honcrad hm--asli-
brutal was just the 10 rule Nav Orleans In MAss4
chusets he did net amount 10 grea. deal but IL New
Government take a leaf from his book The President
and the Cabinet of the United States treasonsbe in
their delay The people want the Government to take
position.
The President ard the Secretary of Wsr should be
npeaehed Tor allowing MERCER 10 go down 70 r CHI
lnoud with their consent, 10 confer with the Rebel lead
ers That Minister had right for any purpose 10 hold
conference with Rebels n arms ard where ia the Gov
eminent tia would have allowed il bat this IN. Bants
deserved defeat Tor not Immediately hanging those Rebel
men aud women Who entrapped several Of his soldiers
visiting their houses for food aud killed them. Instead
OF letting Mcclellan his urels, petition should
20 up from the people of the Uned States for his
mova and TO place there who would cease the
chlds play that he had thus far pursued Hs wanted
warrior at the head of our armes-Frmont, Sgel or
Hunter-or Haeck, even, if he would prove the war.
rior II Mcclellan asked to-day If he could defeat
Davis at the risk of slavery, he would hesitate Who
ever was the cause OF Withdrawing the soldiers from
Gen. Banks division, should be removed at ouce-tbe
sooner the better. 10 conclusion, he said that II either
Sge or Hunter was placed In AcClelan's place, We
should a. once hear OF decisive victories.
IRON FoEFoLK AND SUFFOLK.
Norfolk correspondent under date OF l2.h instant
says:
The report has gone abroad tia. the port Of Norfolk
has been opened by General Dix and that unrestricted