Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-30

abolition Of Slavery can be effected only by the Sok Of
peace and tme and from our alliance With the South
win spring that great social renovation which England
has vahly pursued with the right Of search. 2
Moreover Slavery could not in any case be Serious
argument against the recognition Of the South France
and England maintain cordial relations with Spain and
Brazil; they protect Egypt and Turkey and YET these
countries uphold Slavery, and seem By 10 means da-
NO ed to abolish q. France will inAuel
bring about toe gradual emancipation o. he saves
uithou hOsever, making that preIeGt for nOp-rccog
The Northern S.stea In their egotsm, have certainly
foFesern these suit; aud the celebrated hohrne doc
trins "a, In fine, nothing but Ioicy ot insurance
against ciVi nation.
Where are now those Cue days when the staggering
and suspicious patriotism Of the Americans vAuned the
advantages Of COnfederAcF without publlc debt where
uoilea liberty never interfeTed with Individual liberty
where the free citizen ~ free SAts walked abroad
r. civ on rec solf What has the North done with
these ipecAl BOGUS and gorcs hich continually
Rltored bslOre the daEEed eyes OF the EaIOseAn ia
IONS slow 90 believe in such nachless gCOi fortune
Whist t Ia. done with them " saerihce them TO
the Union LET liberty perish" il said, "rathsr than
lose our pIOvnceI Ahieh yiOld Us support Let Us
embarrass the future Of finances bus st US not give
no the provinces that hil d our oufsTs What matte
"a that they want o SEPARATE from us NC tho men Of
the North will not have IL sol" 80 the debt Of tho
Unipu rOeonsttuc ed you'd almost squA the debt II
England the free soil been stained Dy daily ard
i.clOns aggressons upon individual lbrrIJ, and the
tile VI American citizen no longer prOepts him Nhe
,ears il, hor imposes upon him sacred du1isS The
model Republic eIss no longer but In memory, n
Win those who love It still there survives only the i'm
aEe Of beauues aud tplen6oIs now gone forever
The pride OF the Of thu North will never humil-
ale itself 80 Al to Acknos ledge the Slp.rorty OF tie
men Of the South and yet tue latter has furnished 10
O., Union its ublest statesmen aud The grsetsr nuber
OF Tvs Presidents. TIE pr de OF the men Of the North
Nil not grow any weaker excepting through hsoesst'
b. cause IL has advanced with tho age. As they did
twenty years ago the americans Of Tue North keep
AOO from the community Of nat Ons they comprehend
nothing but mercaulism in les nGrrOWest OF puf
chase and sale and losL the Souh sLOuld BY IL ine
ger CO. it, propagation Of Ideas aud the talent OF il
seu destroy the rampant erected against BlTeps
aEiTl they desire to anItilue the Confederate
Stats Il Was they Who encouraged JuArtE z, and Who
still puAh him into tue path Of resistance but yesterday
At Frankfort, their consul upon solemn occasion,
boosted the flag Oft allen Presidents aud although
the changes which have taken place In Mexico have not
been diplom Atcsly announced and IecogniE d, this
Couyoc act OF hardhLo cd proves that the Eympatbes
81 tie North would after The establishment Of peace
tbro, and money into the region where France IL
see lii < TO build up new empire. ...
The war in America by which have suffered moro
IL an England can be nj 10 FraLee only in VI
the final separation OF the North aud South bscAGse
First-Tne Confederate States will be Our allies and
VIII 70 abA'hSN 'hS ese"SAn VI Ho NOieh'AH
Sseoad-Me1co, fsrtizsd by our efforts, and shell
tered from the Northern SAFES will keep h,r prom
Sesi
Tiird-Our manufacturers viii have the assurance
Of an alIneut which is Abs olu'ey s,essary theu
Should the American war terminate otherwise all the
Adventures dtohag ID from services by the return OF
peace sould ON have to over into Mexico, aud
The results that We have mo 10 lar 10 chase would
BE- rsaped By the men OF Sue North. |'Es
TIE American question il not one Of those the sOlu
oa of ~Lich can be rOstpOned to mo'e or less dis
I ut period.
It has come up definitely; 1t must be solved COM
pleioly. ,,f.a
Il is at this day, admitted that Europe can i,o In
peace, under tie perpetual shock of the questions OF
te EAst of Rome, Of tie Duehies, bCctuse thoIo
no absolutely decisive solutions ihos5 great nterna
tonal p Obcms And then the interests set n on
by these questions are either relgOds political they
ale not commercial; they may DO discussed. Well in
% Ities whatever may be discussed does require
TO he cut into the quick Tine works wonders in a1ay.
ing religious and pOlIucAl emotions
The American question, Wo repeat has presented It,
sci psren ptorily; its sou lion viii be complete.
Now there l. p, ace possible in the reconstruction
Of the Uuon. t-.+ r......
The tao clements have alIen away from eAoh other,
and cannot 7, unite, 4. .'.teut 90 r..
The North Is pOWereSs regarded In reference TO ideas
10 arms, aud TO production, aud will rot absorb the
South. s.f s.'. -.s
Therefore thcro is no peace, absorption, no con
guest pos, lble, esi.r
There nothing bat secession at the termination Of
80 long rs the AmO leans Of the North could make
iFope helieTe that they fighting insurgents TIE
duty of Europe was to let them alone notwithstanding
the serngs Imposed upon themselves by the struggle
ut the South has made out It's policy, its programme
aud It's rghts they want TO separate; they refuse TO
enrich the North; they d. not mean any longer 10 be
alSays giving and be Giving, and they have
TesolVed TO live by themlelVes The exlggeraton of
commercial dlercsts by tho Ameretns Of tie North is
Welding it, iTu aud tue Southern STATES cim 10 TO-
constitute their national rights upon the basis OF thcir
an inerests Since the peculiar intcrest of France
conforms to that OF tho Aneraas OF Ie South, since
the cause of TIE Ia tor is only GQlAbIe but logical
France docs not LeFtate liars sympAtbea and
her fret act Of sympathy il Nry naturally the recogni-
ton Of the Confederate SlAtos. -t
Recognized by France their ofce at once increased
fvefOd aud all hAt they gain their adversary loses at
the same time for other Stsas are but awaiting the
signal OF France IN order 70 follow her example
Among the secondary commercial nations, msny, in
order 70 bring about the decentrIE iton Of this Uuon
dc ire the establishment Of Conledersre Republic;
Id back hitherto, by the phantom Of slavery those
nations will follow France because Il Il known the vide
world over that We yield our aid but to Work OF
cA renovation. These nations will very naturally be
,ned BY s, n, Who owns Havana Austria still nOIe
directly connected with the firs OF tho New World,
should .e accep. the throne Of Mexico for Macmillan,
must s,o recognize the Confederate Siatea-snd Eng
land then will DO what We have done-shs viii reoog-
pizo the South. The Northern States will no longer
perst in SC uggc that Wllhsve become useless nom
that time 70 tn. The military marine Of France is
argument which you'd support these diplomatic acts in
case o. need. .- .sl.ais..- g.. 'a.a
'GRKEs BAcKs-Ths Meinphis Bulletin SAYS: tils
Few people, p rhRps, why the National cur
Il r,rinf ta a
porAry explains the r,aSol Ever since the adoption Of
paper currency has beeIfbe constant study Of bSuk
note eHgIavets toget up plan OF printing bills
that could be count rcited Inthis they only partly
succeeded, ill, late 1885, man namsd Stacy ].