Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-13
Emaneir alton In Kentueky-A DIrt.E RtIng
Journal ON the Rack.

The Senators in ne Yankee Congress from Kantucky
have taken strong grounds against the emancipation
doctrine, which has already become the great dogma
o. that BODY and their reno5 srAnccs have drawn upon
them the abuse Of the radical 1uruAs-Among them the
Ns- York Void Thai prince of officiating journals,
the Louisville Democrai bowls Pfully at the World in
il issue OF the 22d and threatens resort by KentuSki.
ls 20 arm if necessary 10 resist the abolition mania
The New York World, 10 al article headed "Ken-
tDcky comments upon toe course OF the two Senators
representing this STATE, charging them with all sorts Of
crimes /. Is especially angry with NJ. Davis dsolara-
,ion that this State would reesi unconstitutional mea
surCs TIE WOtld, wEh bombasIic threatening, after
pfosssu Conservatism te5 that the temper Of the
Nofthera people" Is such will bear patiently such
language.
RAINY if the temper OF that portion of the Northern
% pie has arrived such depTa7ed condition that i
clauot besv patiently OF resistance TO unconstitutional
~ sur5s IL is high time i should lose It's temper. Il
W. cur ueef that the whole OF this 10 crush rebel
leu vas bssed essentially upon that very principle
4 20 the fundamentally Unconstitutional policy 6f
Sc, ion. Il is this which has strengthened aTmies
maintained our credit, ED made our cause sacred.
Perhaps the Wohi viii eel Us that this is all wrong
thar the temper OF the Northern people will not hear TO
s- aggravated instance Of resistance to uncons uon
a. measures Il fna allies enough in the rebel States
g d-ira that the temper OF the Southern poe Pic il such
a. no; % bear with patience OF resistance 10 The
q .;lyousl measure Of secession.
P.t.n. or impatient, whether they we're VilliFg 10
near OF D. or LOT 10 smCu-,s 70 the thing They
d hear Of H. and have heard OF il very frequently
Now We can til The World, and al sBd susdry OF its
1f.uAson that patiently impaiientl It may expect
90 bear Of concerted resistance to unconstitutional meA
s1rss 7o il Kentucky aore but throughout the North
cru ss vel az tie Southern Sta:ss. When resistance TO
t1ec ctas,s vhsn people tamely submi. 10 uncon
sttutora measured aud cx the hand that strikes them
there e very htlle hope for liberty or safety.
IL "a no 70 U5 that tie World il opposed TO re-
sistluce 10 uncousti.udJn measurs We know it TO
belong to thst party which las declared repeatedly
through it's leaders that los atty TO the constitution
treason the country, aud prepared 10 fad
Outbreak from it, Neither snrpris ID ut the empty
vaporng about the temper Of The Northern people We
know their temper quito ss WE'LL perhaps, as the New
York editor. We behave them TO be frank, loyal ard
resolute in maintaining the Constitution, and such poll
teiAns as control the columns of the World In far
more danger frCm its exhibition than any Of the loyal
people Of Ksntrckv.
The people Ot K'ntucky are not petitiooing for any
rights. They demand them tqusly due TO them all
The time has never been When she unwilling TO do
So hesitaied TO discharge Der duty in the premises
II the New York World, or the New York Worlds
party attempts TO make the distress Of the coultry the
occison for destroying il will be found that their
temper viii be cooled readily and quickly enough, by
arms if necessary.
The people Of this nation do not expect after gi-
gantic struggle against ore section TO preserve their
Uaion and constitution TO allow another set Of demA
gogues the AIntc border or in the dirty pools Of
NsW York politics, to inahgurae another If resistance
10 unconstitutional measures s made necessary, and the
radicals force resort to arms they may expect the
sfqueQces The nation has shown lite strength in
direction, and viii be very spt 70 do 80 IN another