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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-22
IInenln,. rredlcameEt.

The Mobile Register compares LneOln's predicanent
10 that of an ancient Mariner who found himself between
Scylla and Ohnybdis-the engulhBg whirlpool en- one
side and the fatal rocks the other. He Is called on
20 ehosss whether be viii dare the wrath Of The radical
Abotoo party Of the North, drive from himself hasny
che Uaioniss Of the Border States and the remnants oil
conservation In the North. The A6cscnists, the great
body Of the Northern people, are capo'iDg for the EN-
ploymsui of negroes in the war upon The souh, aud
Ii cola cannot say them nay for they are the buWarks
Of bis administratiOn-the. omnipo.ent maj'riy The
Border States hang upon bis decision, for It be IN "a
vor Of tbe AbodOuss all bis armed power cannot hold
them from breaking the chains and throhing their de-
c;sivs wrish. in favor Of she south.
Lmsoln tempOrssF, and no wonder To decide either
WY would be ruin his a. this particular crisis cf
s foranes rather mifortunes Had the Issue arisen
few months ago when his Wers everywhere VIC
orous bis great army in its strength, and the Border
sAes quiet aud helpless under bis arrogant and over
whelniuR power he would not have hestatsd moment
to insult their weakness, and would have torn On the
mack which has lily hid features Of BlAk Republican
hanaicisn sbhorrent IS the couuttnance which the
sled Prophet Of Kborsssan corcsaed from bis FOL
lowers. The Border States would have been filed
With horror and dismay, but they would then have
been helpless. Nov they would be 6'Ied with wrath
and hght and would riso in universal rebellion
against the broken power Of the wretch aud tyrAn'.
Lincoln tsnpOsiEsS in Ihis straight he wants s1 hun
dred thousand men from the North, and wants to keep
the Border States q1iet He endeaVors to achieve tie
delicate performance of tosDg water on both shoulders
He blows hot and cold He throws crust to the Brr-
dsr States, and sop to the Black Republicans. But
this sort Of business must eventually break down. as
always DOES He cannot always tra' with stubborn ard
vital acs he canno, always put CT essential isues.
I've North Of the mood that il will only fight on the
radical abolition platform, and be must make his aal
election between losing the support Of bis adminiE'ra-
ton in the free States losing his hold the Border
Safes Either course will but hasten the triumph Of
South Let him choose.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-22
mtfI,arT Autbor,,y

Gen. BFsgg sfsciArsd martial Law In AtlsntA--0y
sbss authority " do not understand. Congress has
given ne President power to declare martial law, but
or 70 him In Counties cities towns threatened with
icSAsion BY thsgrsmy. Gen. Bragg does not claim to
go By direction Of the President. nor, f.hs did, Il
pretended OF supposed that Atlanta in danger Of in
sssiou By tho enemy.
Tbe Macon Telegraph Ct the lOib reports TIA. writ
Of Aa5sas e0pAs grsntsd By Judge L1olTsne for the
sIrrVndsE Of Private htKinlsy, Who had ind cied
souod on cut GrsSF Of another battalion, and Who
Esd been tried and imprisoned By order Of court mar
ss vas dsot cred BY The Comnsndant Of the Iot wk0
stationed military company at the Al, With directions
-: 10 surrender the prisoner The Judge adjourned the
ss over until Monday The 18Th Instant to Alos the
z sry authorizes time 10 obtain. further Instructions
Iae Telegraph quotes the law Of Congress 40 lini.
tue SO. sEbor ag the Suspension Of the writ Of ho5sas
eospu, shs5 coLHass tbs Suspension to sIrsss made
u hl Euthcridss Of the Confederate Government or
i0z esress az ss che SAns" and It anticipates that
sEzioa5 sOzio bOsEssp the stsss a0d QOnfsir4ss az
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-22
DANaGRs TO nE oUaRDIp Ia,ISsr.

The following ia f.om he ChsreF.Ia Mercury:
We ,-Feot u lchieye tlc iuGep,1oelc' Of our Con
edsr.cy aui after shall h1vy aehi we'd H. hece will
ne TWO dsager3, uulcs- guarded * lnst 0Ie is a
ifp-nde G., mei,aly on d., nh; and ,Lo other
IL Case We become cumm-iciay iu3 pendent OF the
NOTh the early scCess OF men smigra iHg from the
Uui'sd Safes the South 10 ballot boxes. II Ne
succeed We cIpsct TO do, We must, by Navigation
Ao, mike all trade Win the Coui,sese Saies dirci,
all goods coming 10 Immediately from tho coualrits
in which thes are produced CT mlnlac uFed. II do
this aud the channels 0! r,de 81 ei and
Of commerce. tra,sislrei ON NSriern TO 5lutherL
cities, may txpec., matter OF course, great
tide Of emigration from tho Uoied States be UOnied
crate Sats. Will iJ be wise 20 p,rni. these WHO
into midst ia tbs way TO cit'z ~ 10 few
yelss 10 EsIc.s0c ticsl franchise Ie haps een.rol
elections? A. d Il on blo, uCx.5 R:e ever 70 be pro
'esied from sncl hos lie uRIatces likely 10 be essb-
shcd Throughout tie Slu5, Il no, this the ise 10 &C.
acd to put ia mstjeT on safe A. ri yhul iooingy
We should, Therefore, akc 60 Congress prs nov,
both Il s'roUI NIy gld1' Act aud On Ac. u Na.yr.h
L,uon, for tie bsn.i OF future UHed States emi
grant, ,quiiug !olg tenn Vi ,urn before c.liz
ship. NJ more p'opi 'JLs zine via ever b. iou-d Th5
s the opportunity. We trust Il All Lot b. lost by weak
,o.tpoagmeIt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-22
Ihs Er,r Anaconda.

Tie Augusta C5r5s,ls and afiasi Is Of opinion thst
sss Goa gs ELieh las tksa place in Toe Northern SEMI
zslL rel I've 90 crashing tbs febeiion Is interest.
~ s,u5, A. the uno OF The batde Oi Manassas, il
cave. s,ysly 70 h, u,8nd thought sufficient
s-ry to RESTORE tie Ua,oa. Members q CODgOsI sud
re aiss ~sat out 10 sse the job doue as to holds,
foEe Eggn sitss Tat terrible olOs, which tAugh, the
North there RAs no light sork before hCm were told
STAT .e we're 70 be bed lie moment the Anaconda
sol ready 10 ghteD is tcl.s
A. one tine i. seemed that ihs tbrea. abOs. to lie
sSsodtsd Disaster sitter disaster f UPOu u Until our
Ill-ck eliminated IN tLS less Of New oasan' aud the
iaG1.nt Oar ger OF the oss Of he whole Mississippi
1s1 The tide Of misfortune stopped and has been SLOWLY
Tat steadily turning IN favor, and to day The Con
s5srsCy has Substantial prospects Of success than
ever AL that the North gained, aud apparently held
IL al uryedpg grasp they possess, it "a true, su. by
most precaTous tenure. TIE Of Morgan dem-
- susts that g,l,usky and Teuutss5s a-e ripe rui
ready to drop whsn shaken vigorously, aud in Olter
G1ArsFs the eUsny h4s noS gained iGeh Of gsculd
"a. bss ra.hsr Toe. The old Anaconda d dead.
In tie mean time Lincoln is preparing to crush US
-.ks new Anaconda ct million Of men, but be is in
q situation Of man trying 10 Weld weapon too
laaEy .or - strength. hs oioHs are more Likely 10
III gyo- Ia oun head than upon his intended victim.
aside from The dissatisfaction, and perhaps rebellion,
aksly 20 groN ols Of drAis Of Northern populiic-,
tie sIpsnss Of the sufficient to crush any PEI.
pc 70 the Garth VIII bis nsE army these cannot b,
lss ths3 sI HiOrs of dollars per day. and II the
continues much longer the credit Of hi5 Governq en-,
=szst be Snnihiztsd, for all see that such a
5sbt cannot be pat, bu. mus. be rsPudiatsd.
Ole or two more defeats decide the question Of
sz'jugAHOn against the North. Dslay will work GU.
see sams result, bat Is too tedious process aud
. better ,hiuk, Rot to wait for last desperate
sfod on the part Of enenes but to strike at oree,
before be 6lhh bid prepArators for the h.A sug.
zs. We are the supsriOrs IN s,rerg,h now-how long
- our superiority be msintased II we continue 10
a1d % The defensive and S1sr the enemy 10 strengthen
ninself At biz leisure
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-22
rnr INNING ON our clusr.

The Montgomery Advertiser d-claIEs against tue "uo.
generous and u JUS rjudc' so often eIp,si assLs
uLhern chg Ms Cf Ngr.AcTn birth" Itfa'c:
Let every mAa o. judged nO by tie sCiioos of ohers
bl by b au3 whetar BIZ irs drew breath henea.h
New gland or q Carolina sE ia men. b. measuI.
ed ty he accidents Of bsa hui by his acts. II he
has chez fully aad pIuiliCaly borne his p.F Of The bur
d=rs OF War ard rendered H. tie service his rover 10
Vance tic cause Of the South he il entitled 10 tie
fuls. coL6ietOs Of al gooI cz 90, no mater wAete
be mlY have bseu b0rn. The lien who are evlding
th,ir duy il this WI. Who doing nothing 70 forward
il, but who are uscll engaged ia making fortunes 6.
the expense al tie people the mcnoposr, the eI r.
t!oners tie men sho demanding unreasonable PFC,
for the neoesslries Of lie fCm TIE p1orh GSs TIE
who deserve 70 be placed under suspicion CT
community. Iae Gie.ity OF such men may ye;y properly
q1est cucj, aud tuil, TOO whether they nIy,s
the South not: TlUy really oasncs 10 our cause
more d. ger.us than lhcsc who are op-nly IN arms
against US Il sbol!i never be forgotten by IovHs Ct
truth and justice in The South that many of ths bitter
est and most prominent OF entmieS a. lbe North
men Of Southern birth
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-22
wrsDrLL PHILLIPS And GIN. xoLELL.s.
The Chicago Journal gives place to the following:

The Chicago Journal gives place to the following:
Wendell Phips very sorry to see, Is traIers'
ing the New England States and trying to discourage
eniis,menls By talking in bitter terms against Of
the Generals In the Id and against the members OF the
Government at Washington He is doing his utmos. to
get up revolution the North sg,ihst the Uaited
States.
Oae Of the statements that he makes in his sediious
speeches, with particular emphasis ia, that the Ulcers
II the Illinois Central Rtrcai at Chicago who knew
General Mcclellan ultimately, informed him that the
General s man Of no decision OF characer--lhat he
can never say no to any body" The Leading officers Of
the Central R,lroad, without solicitation have written
the followng msn VIII oh they request VI to pub
lish putting q1etus to Wendell Phillips false asser
ton:
To The Bii'Or of The Chicago FSsHiso Journal:
Il appears In the newspapers that Mr. Wendell Phillips
stated at public meeting in B,s,on, that the manage
ment" of the Illinois Central Railroad bad said 10 him
that Gen. Mcclellan could not soy Nor lIdireoIS Gim
r remarks are attributed 10 relation also 10 the
President.
We, the undersigned, Directors of the Illinois Central
Company declare that DO no. know Wendell Pnilpf;
have never exchanged word with him have Il. SeE bau
any communication with him; in fact, have never
him.
W. Il OSBORN, Pfcsideut
N DOUGLAS Resident Director
WR ARTHUR General Superintendent
Chicago, August Oh, 1862.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-22

We publish this morning order Of the A3jutant
neral adding to the list OF outlaws the names OF the
Yankee Generals Hunter and PaePs and including N the
doom denounced against them al other officers OF the
sasmy engaged in commanding, drilling organizing or
raising negro soldiers This IL urquesionaby right and
sincerely hope that come Of these outlaws may be
UAugh, and executed the blAekss! ielOns keIiComt
Butler, the Beast We hope the PrsAdent vii not de-
lay issuing An order to suit bis case.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-22
WHAT We AIRS piaHrrEa roR.

TIE Savannah BsPLbi-al comments Archbishop
Hu ,hes declaration at Dublin hat II tie "Tebels shall
triumph, he sbal transfer his aegiacce to that party
10! as party, but The legitimate government OF the
Q lied Stat E." 1t says:
We have no GCub. this "a very prevalent Y ,nkee
IDEA Toe whole YaUko nation, S.en lhey fnd cut
the mps blity OF subdurg us, will doubtless be per-
fcuy vi py, and even ANXIOUS to GblndJn their own
G)vern6 t AID take 70 use 10 oms rather tbsn lose
trade But A'chbi.hop Hughes and his country.
forge, the i'm on tlGt a,t that l. tskes tso 10
a bargain. We w.sa NJ union wi h them, aud would
wage 20 prevent It, uLdor 6us Constiiu-
ton, as soon woJ ioi ind, peUisEce self Tpfy
have taken Old Abo and us Abolition scoupd'ols de
hberAtely, aud will be made 70 hoid IN hem, boE
ever anxouAsthsy may b. TO sEap Of n oppfessc g
for II Davis 4 Go.
The Archbishop gros'ly misreprssonts tie American
Revolution Sbel he presents Is 4 struggle TO- gen raj
acendenoy Tho South is iEhilg Simply for the < It
govern hsrssE nHs % Gu'jsc 10 her rule in gry
way interfere with the ilsi qons VI toe .rib p>o
pie with whom We Simply desire 20 have nothing IL 90
in the fuu;e. Oar doNIhiJn Is CXtsnte Over only suc
as are wiling 70 saborb5 - ia c)rsiuton On e.
il privileges aud blessings. We SEX no conquest and
would ss sOtn 'o-n a ui'n win to Gu niba.s OF h.
til S,a, the r,uys OF India as with the saultts
aud uuprDcipled tarbziana Who nhsbit the n .r;h -
We II poss le wi Of fire SHOULD bora ano eloS he
senn Is Al d I q forever
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-22
TepIoJ or SOUTHERN JOURNALS.


e"S
on the eutj !c,of
THE EXPORT COTTON.
Il is time the attention OF the country vas called to
this subject We believe this running the blockade, and
attempting 10 run It. Rave been producuTs OF moe.
rious harm TO be oaGsc ~ ts O9fecirape States. IL
no Light the. OCCURS 10 u.s. csa Il execise favorable CT
feet upon the r,you ion in progCss The cargoes
that come IN, apar from arms and munitions OF war,
BE- dispense With ntlOst Iols oss aud CFpec ally when
they 10 be Obtained only on such terns vile set
Of ortorers may think proper Ia tbeir aVarics to
impose on the public. The Gu going clIgoes, on the
oGner haud, 60. mos. OF them, to bull ~ Lie
and hin ON immed at ruin, whilst tho reminder
only keep ia molten The cJt,cn sginoes OF Man
chester, and make hearlsss government feel that bey
ace iDdepeB dent of US Gitsr Ill.
AL co:tons tor eh'pmeut are bought and sent
wi distinct understanding hat IN, are 10. to
be sold 10 the NJrh. This Is promptly pledged, fer
would daro ship ca ~ nom tho Confederate
States GVowing that lac ilsaded 20 send it TO Yankee
ma ket. he I'd ID IL, tbou h, 10 Nassau, Nhtre there
plenty o. Y.nkss buyers. h ss.ls it os,eusibly
10 o Br fish bu. iGIks rec.iv,s lie benefit La
arrivals a. ,TtIsru pys pF.Ve tiS. such has bsen the
of ,r.Ge, aud tia. We II ,b3 South lave been
building up nkee msnU'a9,uCes, ana thst 10 express
cODtfavrntoI OF both eO.eun eusgtaeut OF Congress
d the best iatsCesis u! Tie LGto1. | IA 6cue adi
gieLy, iS true, bus none too s3 surely Tor taem sEd
dsastrous,y Tor Is.
We need Lot eater into an argument 10 prove that
cotton at Nassau Will 90 to New YeTk or BJston in
preference &c Liverpool mst,er what Is original
dest icn when the prices current shoT blss c. Ct
from tel 70 fifteen cents pes pound Ia favor OF Tor
mr.. Tat consideration setl.s the whole quest on
IN favor OF The alks,s.
Il is thus tksL mis- cotton trade working - dis
ssIrously 10 young aud Struggling T.pu lAc. TIT
YlDkees have n. last onad out aay to get oouo and
taey doing they sail theJ Boua--tarcu "a tie
cupidhy Of Sou hesn owuerI Of toe ple
How long shsll We submit 10 this state Of things Z
Viii not Congress take proTps sep5 iOg Tie c0TscaCn
Of sn evi! as clscrecibe Us a. !. il TuLou,Y w
hope so.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-22
DIED,

aths night Of the 9Th August Il the Louisiana HOsptL L.
JULss al lrEL Company D. lth Regiment LOaianS VOun
lieut. Michel vas uOTnds At the battle Of Gaines MIL
times before be len the Dc d,
Thus hA fallen smother Of Lo1Gnab defence Of the
o. Al Of our beloved Cnedeaey Way and kin
dred martyr to cause.
AIish1ond Dy ptsy on us,eaT the lsth ies,snt GEO
oAkLIos 81 the Third HoEls In the eh Jtlr Of bis aga
voted family sadly bereaVsl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-22
Por,Irn InIerVenIiOn.

The tone Of te lac sge,ca OF the Y Of England
@ Ibs subiee. Of Intervention renders the publication
VI the foosng extract from private letter written BY
Lhe Hon. Wm. G Swan, the member Of Congress from
s.s ROCKVILLE (Tenn District, PscEiilry appropriate
tbis time Il vas addressed to friend Of his in this
CITY, and breAthes spirit OF Independence to all extra
neors fences which it we're well for the success Of
our cause TIA. 81 Sculd cultivate.
The honcrable member CT red resolution Of inquiry
- the sst session Of Oo1gTes in reference 10 the pro
psiety Of the withdrawal OF Commissioners from
sNrcsd which fOrshadOss the very policy indicated
esrs.
TIE policy here era IoAted, and the mAnner 10 Which
"a hss been y1jica,ed By subsequent events. Is but
.1o.heT rtaI OF me =isdOm and foresight Of tie maI
ho IN The uless Of bis conviction Of the ,ted worth
aa integrity Of The Sts hmentsd Albert Sidney Jjhr
sou boldly dsliogd 20 u1ts ~iih the other members
toe Tennessee delegation Ia written reqass; 10 tbs
President 70 uiLdfas that distinguished General from
zoe command 10 the Southwest:
BAA0LIT CouSTY, TESsEssEE,
Jaly ls 1861
~ Dan g-And Richmond is GehVsred Nay
uot even o. though weeks bAv5 elspscd since thai &C.
Eysrsnca congratulate you upon the safety OF your city
FDaaks 10 good Providence, brave troops and sEiliu
sOeFashjT Tor il This grsAs achievement al eoas2iree
@ farof GU NaAst-
D. VOC nor perceive il tbis event the swelling tide,
tb uo5d Of wbel ia uOl vet ryaehcdY What need have
.s Of E-ropssn Intervention, about uheh 30 mech IL
a.ly sad IL the uhm0nc pspcIsf Is that nos some
Ilus 20 be rvpuCated rendered rather toan sough'
s,i,b sucd huuilAdng importantly Gan yOu not II
some Wsy cheek 20 extent, the desire which lb'
Pres ineselrs ar5 -ururss Sssiuousy that IN ths
-af &c shall have Foreign siag want 10 bitisn IN
Elaaos in our behalf. Eag.isa soatiEent AID lAIks6
sIti1iauf are all 10 ny nosfis. S1el,er Gne
refuge undcr toe one Is dsspc4be under the other
would 81 scou bsg the Ssukee 20 iorotar 70 si'e ibt
sou,h IS 20 inpOs Z gland 20 parry the bioS ih'
che huuiia.ion Of our manhood - nc1s the mora d
u,siag than the ctbeF EEe:er Hall aud tstgsl Hal
alike "srades" OF tia. liberty shich would yqGihz
= ID smslgAuae the white and negro races We mus
De absolved to,aiis Aat fTsv=r IOm Tie II snee o.
Doth or the victory Is fhe1, my dear h put
80 word nov srd hen, that may have the "a ca 70 DIS
Del no. OILY he hops Of bu; The desire Tor gisa d.
isrvcnd1u. Tee aeip OF France s not 80 much 10 b.
d,pIorsd but I -Ould no longer ask thAt-iadsed,
.suli oct have al G 70 10 the d - iasAIer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-22
rur .anss- or o.ono. rR.scls ram.

TIE Phiiadelpbia hqsrsr doCs not rish' the arrest
of the Yankee fpreadtage orator in London. Tbs foi-
owiag appears edi.oily in the qarsr Of tho 18Th
By the foreign steamer which arrived a. New York
YESTERDAY have report that NJ. Geo Francis Tain
bs eloquent aud popular fpres:utsye and advocate vi
Nortbern loyalty in England consigned TO prison on
the lit met
Two arc given for this bold tIspsaction-one
that he imprisoned punslmeot iog certain
prsssions used bg him in & address, in which he
appealed TO the sh people the ocean aud
sst the North III their present sgs!lst treason,
aud after the rebellion was cristed the Uniied
States Government would return the compliment and
aid Ireland in tfrt TO become permanently re.
leased from the tkraioom of Great Bi ain. The other
reason given is that the Incarceration was ordered 10
prevent him from em5srkDg for tbs United States,
whittier he had expires ed intention 10 proceed with
the view CT raising volunteers carry the The
later is the mos. reml BILE statement, and not kelly
be true; hut whatever may be The motive or the
cause, the people OF the North will snxiOusy await fur
the: Intelligence from the London prison in which the
eloquent cxpounder OF the rRhs powers and duties Il
the Union IN the p.esent crisis, i lnclrceTated.
Mr.. Trains sarcasm AMI trubs base beel uupalstabe
to the Enel 81 syugsthsns With treason, I'll OF whom
will doubtless gt their successful endeavors 10 IN.
torfere with bis eedom OF 5Ip sson aud congratulate
themselves that one OF the principal barriers their
many a.temps 10 s. cure the recognition OF the sc-caltd
GU hern niedeTacg has been removed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-22

As 0PSIoS ~ TIE TlNIs The London Times Of
2s u ul. c,lcludss a lengthy extract on American al
fairs as ioloNs:
The failure Of the American Government to excite en-.
tluaAm ia the city Of New YJIk in favor OF the war,
iudicAges very mpor AIT change in toe public opinion
O the Atlantic cdes I, may be that this change ia
vet led 10 the great commercial ports. IL may te
that iI has yet p,ruested, penetrated the
Western Safes So soon, however il becomes evil
dent that the South cannot be retained sgVeholdpg
portion OF the U ion, New York mus! naturally be
gains any u5ther prosecution of the war and ako
viii BE- Massachusetts, aud vAniA Neither Of these
States Wouli incur greater deb. ard 10 submit
prescriptions 10 order 10 make the Soa:h vii
dstnts ~. ish could be the only colst quence Of
Arning the negroes aud exciting a serVie WSr--lnd al
h Stats would prefer Independent civil d neigh
to trade With rather than Wild fne,s to glrriRon-
TarouglI this We have this motive Of seli II
crest active. Il is no, respect for the Co stuiou
fear Of the cons gu inces to civil z'On in the South
-hich nave created the constant protess against sbo
ion syupShies in Europe and against enrolling,
cpston armit the negroes in America il is that
the men OF business al TIE North felt any violent and
evolutionary abolition Of sAvery would make The South
us,ess 10 th,m for business purposes aad only burden
70 them financially.
II Pennsylvania canno, sell her manufactures in the
South and New York cannot be the bal ker and brok
oil the planters, their interest 10 the UrOn gone al
account for the decay Of the Union iellUg in TIE
Atlantic c.iss aod may tend to ., pucAte the imp0i-
tance Of the failure Of the Unon sqlAre meeting but
sil the ment Of such feeling is Of very high
moortAnces is the turn Of the tide. II Mr.. Lin.
In esnLot gil Union s01,re, We may be sure be vii
be able TO III bis I0ll call OF leves. S1ch is
the levy and caprcs Of the American pJpuaee that
impossible TO toresee from hour to hour Hhs may hs'
p3n. II, however, the mass "a really tired Of TIC
EAr, they viii not be long In letting know the
c. The FIRE: courageous voice which strikes the POI.
key will call forth iu chorus ia not however,
confederate victories, is IT, think this
ment foreign Intervention which will hasten this con-
summation |. u tho constantly arriving sbipohds Of
E4sled and desh-srcken victims from the sWamps OF
thu Sou.h, and IL is the wounded and too oquAcous
lunees who have escaped from before Richmond who
vii most certainly spread any newly born feeling Of dis
gust for the war End destroy the hops Of recruiting OF
nesrs. i may be time yet We will not prophecy
prophecies OF thirty Of niney days but every mai,
adds to hopes that this viii be tic cad
o. this American civil war.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-22
ROBE

SMALL viii boy suppose ab,st IS Il years OF age, Of
n ca complex on spPea hind my eosntsr
gsgtd IN nal Ing siso Ia OF sore
Yesterday ani took cash drawer btu-en One and rsj
Hundred Joais In Notes 81 va us nd an ehecs Toe
not rens besedi II ~ nssegtte and several tiseS
you Of No "a Uar.hns Aai eel oas d iwts and
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