Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-13

nsot 10 sswrp, 70 conduct the war Bat ID 10 tni.
nently Just and propcrt IL preem.nenuy our Guy IS
representative Of the peopsto indesie what are tbs
vs5ss and desires Of tbs people, and vha, Is the &C.
termination Of tho psople. Is IA the d,sei minston Of
the people Of the Confederate States 10 re,sse, 70 te
themselves, TO drive their oppresscrs hack Ito their
territory and let Our svo d. CLEAN and oar ban
ners "a over their coil make them bleed and strike
the dagger TO their hearts. We do no. propose war
Of ooaqlesi; bui We do propose var OF Iyssion DO
believe !! is the true policy OF uas TO s ks wherever
you find a weak point, within your own limits or on
the s1ll Of the enemy"
Mr. LY0N5-Do you believe that We could safely go
Into the hesr. of the North.
hr. hILES-I sy promptly, zeal vas told BY
General for whose opinion knes the gentleman from
Virgins has high regard, that give Jackson half
OF our present army and although there were eI hui
drsd thourand in the field he veud drive thsm al
before him. believe Is the time to strike the blow.
The regular armies Of Mcclellan and Pops unable TO
make ous fifth Of tho number they ought TO be. did
not intend, kr. Speaker, thus 10 uespass on Tho
House, but sfer What Gu: srniss have accomplished,
aud with their SUCCESSES before me- could ro ALLOW
The amendment Of tie gentleman from Virginia 10 pass
without mskiGR my pross. sganst l.. IL the Hpuse 10
il iuced TO stke the Tords Indicated IL viii Create
with the public ard the ~ che neous idea, that
Oongre does not fsvor, whsl believe The country d
| sires, 81 eg & essve policy.
| NJ CONRAD, OF Is, had hoped that tho cry Of
popular seftmsn" would never be brought into ta!s
Rouse he hoped that no one Representing popular
ssn,iasnt sould undertake to carry % the Wal.
Mr.. kOORE, Of KY Does he gendessn expect 10
iI sgli q; popn AZ 80 gmsl.f (Ltlyh;ar)
| MFR. CONRAD No; bu. f We ALLOW pcli'iciAns q, d
gantemen On tits floor carry this war, deat AID
disaster will inevitably overtsks u do hope tat
popular clsmor will 70! fad lis way INTO this Hall
IknoE tie gentleman from South Cnoiha tar hItis)
q ted very bra,,ly ~ tho bat Of AaLssas; but Aia
glad no General this or can 50 cut Grd command
| 90 army.
Mr. AlLES-Ws do no. undertake to lesissie 10 he
conduct OF the vsrlht policy 8 very diff
The coDduci Of the DeoDgs to Generals, Nhil,
tue policy belongs to tho eta.esm-n. do not want
General 70 tel what the object oil war stbe policy
| 10 lns pa poss OF the
Mr. CONRAD said he congratulated himself that tho
n'lsmsu VA not In command Of Gen. J4eksons
army.
ANS body was not 6t TO carry on war, or TO ODD
due: q revolution, and Way undertake ~ he believed
| the opinion Of the public and me whole community
at large would support him In IL.
kr. F0o.E-Ths gentleman has expressed sreA, OF.
tempt tor puohc cilGca, and lie bouli r0t q1o.c Il
| J. est laugh:.r
Mr. COSRAD-I think il We are going ,c Undertake
to conduet ihis war, had bottor SO mic the battle
| with tie crowd.
| NJ. AVER, OF s. o. simply des'rs TO cay tbsI
this II vii bI .xPrss, the popular desire ~ re!'
the conduct OF the Oy the prssge Of the
esjluloD; and hasirg expressed hs: desire they all
lease tie re. 10 the discretion OF the War Depai msLt
I'D 10 the Gsasrss in command |. Is the desiIe Of
| my's country.
hhsboau, the Trss ch philosopher, said that the only
way to CO. due. tnIcesfu' revolution VS. 10 care.
10 dare again. and sill 10 6.' !" N! vi tbs aIG,.
this go; l. o. ours TIE Exec !tivc, q" o dare 10 {,
sssp, and sill to d,'e," and dare al o1cs We bA's
red toe opp5sie policy lcrg; il hi been Partially rge
cessfuL BuI nov Is the hnJ TO maze toe enemy n.
.er-to make them b. AID esi III ron heel Of var.
believe VT eau do tat leas. | ara slliUg 70 ka
tle experiment We have b..t'ei kng on our or ~.
i ffnr I'D ia tha tina IN A 1 ma
sentiments Of a. least my own constituents when ssJ
90 into tue enemys county
| go vita banner, brand and bow,
| AZ fcemin meets 81. mortal fee
NJ. FoorE called the qnsIton on Sr. Lfoss' molten
ID srke tic words advance our banners Inc the
| nuy'e country"
Tas quat'on vas o der, d sni the yeas and nays b.
log Gel e. resu!tle Is tollc-s:
YrAs-M,s IS. Arlington, A,he, Atkins, Bs .ksdsir,
Bdieers, Conrad, Copr5w, ou:rn, Curry, DAVIDSON, D.
Ke a., Of GI., Lyons, Nl,hen, hcDorel, hcLssr,
ad Roys DC, Smith, of Ala, Smith, OF n. O., Swan
Vii re, and Er Sfcsker-29
N,rs-aes rs. Aver, B. son, Bel, B,nhsm, Bottle,
30 Q BreckinrIdee, W. B'uce, T. n. Bruce, Chan !.
bI,., r. n.n. Cape, C!ars, ClopoD, Collier, Cook,
OtocAe t, DArsaa Davis, Dvkirs, De J.rnou, RiHoJ,
Erirg, GHIsll Gooie, GrSLam, G:sr, HTri', Bar
dge, He.sEei, Hss.srt, II Ion, Hodge II ,oInb No,
Keaan, o. N o., Ksnntr, LSnGer, Lyon, hsrsh-E, =
Q isen, kcEeos Miles, soore, RuGnerlynp, Prkip ,
ffeston Tu 90, hsbde cek on, cicAB a. IloOe, TIllp
Vest. WEIGH, Wilcox, Wight Of Ga, Wight, Of TeI.s,
and Wright, Of Teur.-e2
| 8, the motion was lost.
| Mr. SMITH, OF As, said that 10 took the i1or with
gre4 reluctance bu. "a b. Touli be compelled vote
sgaiLss the resolution 10 s pesen. form no must en-
his protest OF dissppiobtoa aims. this policy. |,
ia sid that the poIicy ought to have been chsrg b.
for, tha. the pc0p, cimcroul. Inc opinion OF
,to poope is no: always nisei. the voice Of
me people is rot always the rgh! voice the people so
L -. ,(a ID -.
in tie STATE Of Aabsm, that the onward pol cy the
rgat policy, lie would tell him that he Was wrong snd
be would lake the ccnsequ rces oil tel ing him that
| gentleman from South CAROLINA would msks Gu. thi;
tho peop had forced unwilling admin Iston 10
siopl this policy and that the Pr sdsut Of Il Coated
crate States opposed TO Ii. Nv Is 1t se that
MA Who has rendered himself iliusrious az military
lesd,r, as well civilian, should be ha'ened forward
and made 60 yield to popular c!amors Our trOops have
already achieved gcea: vetciee and the Vi oar
! a:ma bts been marked by tr!oupbs Unparalleled In
the history OF neions. VI the House was. 'eid
by the gentleman fIom sub Csroius that t must
back up ito resolucn Of the adrais ia;ion. l. ~ a
qIEsi o. yet MS - whether shall bS sbo to hell
hTJ lard We have never b-cn invited 70 eE'ar Mary
land aud VIC do net kroa how shai D. r-csiyed -
Wien armies eDte:ei K,ciucky, Shrra We bad bean
invi.ed to 90, we had 10 meet ntucAs' 8 s'eel 20
steel ard k-ee 10 knee, aid wers dven oi by K-n-
,uckisns. THIS III f.tgd os US .shSlle, and ted
81 series Of other dsJers Until iAe great valley Of
The Mississippi wis Il.
| Il was an old sIyifg that whom the Gods rorli
!! destroy they first made mad !" The people 20 m,d
twice year when they have anything to go mad shout
No Of invasion had been successiui Except it
for tn purpose CT cooaz ag the cculryWh o. a.
invaded. Il the policy WAS conliousd might look
for The second day whluh uied meme soul.
No. BODICE Ky, stated .he Pc ion OF nluoly,
the iime tie CuntdersC srny eBisrsd aud tooa p
session OF CoiGutUs. Tia stare tst attempted to IT,
serve Beursit tho No n r. with Gelefnrs. "a
| ttrs. 1ar II n
preserving !. h-r DOL, hope, Eer ory eierI e.
I've between tGyirs ;eir country dsvased Or ssiiag
ell ,hs Northern Cover viclstci sbe neutrality
gave tee Southern army opportunity 70 coEe n VITA
cen Jisnee Of right And !. YES With feelings OF sad
s'd esrfu oteb. oGsa nat they Gsari that ts OoI
ed fAies hsa vii ed ri, Eeui. u oY oealpying &c,