Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-03

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rgton, that We are rot to cry.p Z, q puty, Is moe.
ssrous What h there IN our wsys don't understand
tbas there 10 anything In way have msjori,y.
They tel Us We GIN be arrested. Ali wei zee that
friends IN different parts OF tire town hsve osea ar
fe,s bat sfer all re arrests not srch terrible
iVEsi If tbsy arrest you they mcst fed and eoihs
yol and lodge yoo and, in these hard times, there u
m.ihing In that. CLiughter) / know Of nothing 10
the wsy know Of nothing they have pretended TO put
Il our way In msrch TO its tslotbor, except the
AIRS; but II they srrest you and ms, they caat arrest
the whole Democratic party Go to the ballot box and
give majority throughout the State, and then the viad
10 taken out Of Mr. Lnooln's sails. want 70 rec the
Federal Governments that will dare In the face OF an as
cer:aned majority of the whole country, to carry on IN
constitutional such they have been INDUCING
for the last eighteen months"
For utterng these sentiments, NJ. Iagsrsoll was
rested and put under bonds to for using treason
able language. Proceedings agsns. him postponed
in consequence Of the death Of his mother.
THE rsAoE DKxocRArI-fHI DRAFT.
Washington letter in the New York Times, dated
ash ult, says.
Letters from various quarters express the belief tina,
the Peace Democrats likely TO carry the elections in
many localities hitherto strongly against them-they
having remained at home with view that end, while
their opponents have freely volunteered. Peopls 10
such sections are cl.moring for draft that the burdens
of may fall fairly hereafter upon all classes aud that
sdl nay longer remain Wnoly bone 70 do the
governing while the othsr side carries the They
generally represent that where the game Of he peace
has been Uncovered, they have almost wholly
pended Volunteering and arc waiting for tho enforce
ment of the draft.
L. spoears that several States are much further behind
In raising their quotas Of troops under the new cas
thau has been represented. l. Is protsbe that there
will be very few whcre drafting either for the first three
hundred thousand at less. for filing up the old regi
ments, will not have to be resortsd TO.
GALS IN CHKsLPsLKs BAT.
A letter from Fortress Monroe, under date Of 25b
ult, ssys:
The movements Of troops and trains have been Gus
pended in great measure, dung the past twenty four
bours In consequences Of the northeast gale that
began late Saturday night and still Continues With con
siderable violence The bay Ia exceedingly rough, ard
navigation by river Graf. irpraotcable. There Is no
doubt that some of the craft that have gone up the bay
deeply laden have either been lost or compelled to throw
overheard large quantity Of freight themselves
am informed that large numbers Of wagons, &C., were
seen this morning in the bay Aoang about evidently
portion OF those which we're seat from here So far
have been 40 70 learn the vessels from which theee
articles came are not known Some little sociude is
felt tor the safety OF or two small steamers that
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WAR
The Northern papers are filed with accounts Of the
Iadap atrocities in Minnesota. The latest news from
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An arrival from Grow Wing direct brings intelligence
that Hole in the Day, the great Chippewa Chief Issued
proclamation, that be would not DO responsible for the
conduct OF the Indians after Tuesday, and warning the
whites to leave the country bsfore that time.
Hole in tie Day sends despatch 10 Commissioner
Dole and Judge Cooper to come up and make treaty.
the Chippewa agent, Walker, against whom com.
plants have been made by tee Ohppsws s reported to
have committed suicide in d. OF insany. Tie Chppe
va tifcul.y following 50 close upon the Sioux raid
causes great alarm.
Tho northern part Of the State making earnest ap.
pleadon for military cid.
A despatch from Des Aoinee, Iowa, to-day, Gays AZ
rivals from Fors Dodge bring reports Of the destruction
nians.
Ten whites we're killed and hifyone wounded at Ne.
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