Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-15


of he upre, s irpi ere Hk'is soon 70 End out fa'
"a lc'n md hjs lieu'suan's ~ud not y elsc who
- li.ed sh,i- po - Of lie p, In g fho.e Gu Q
a. eys IS os r." ard ''ljeosi4rs - ire den zsns
81 ,f,, .ad Ter Ser : aics are cAed are bound be-
10 . .0ng % dneo-uruS. Ana vii the discovery be
M e kelly iueine her hearts TO peac' or to revive
in th.,n tss rar irr,O Not the latter certainly.
Tn ds,pro,n nuns ~ill oone upca these farmers
uI.h rtdoubed fore. by OF the financial bearings
there OF the abundant harvest in Europe This point OF
VIE upon which Wish you would dwell With me Tor
moment
Bet,s his war TIE South sent annually TO England
ONE twelve or hfeeen thousand ship loads Of stuff,
COZ sung chiefly is well known, OF cotton, rice, To-
uae, O. naval stOres aud the like. The war pus a stop
"a this Bat sIee the war the crops have been short
uutl noE 20 short 10 give employmentto nearly the
holo hect Ct ships IN bringing and bread to your
peUp.e the Northern states. Notwithstanding tie
NuhdraSal f,om is regular business of the immense
amount Ct ippng Wh;cl tequird annually TO get
lhe southern crops market aud notwithstanding the
lOss 20 commerce u that trsd', neither the custom
house receipts # the nation, nor lts shipping INTERESTS
uOr Us dock revenues, STOW any c0rr6s2eiug ia
II ia i's great business OF fetching a.d carving by
The receipts from the Liverpool cooks, rom the BrstO
dicks end from oil the docks The island show lTger
ngurrs Is year ttan ever before, aud that 10 despite
very considerable redEc ION N tie rate Of charges
Now, this shows plainly enOrgt 'hst while { trade
u The South has dseppt AIRED it has been made up tSom
oIheJ quarters and thar ships sEe been docked in
Liverpool and other British ports siroe they lost the
southern trad Than before. And Il Is accounted
or in n Wsy By rather Singular come nee It so
happened that markets OF The South were shut on
the world tie hAryests OF France aud g and tel
-o AID The cotton ships require to fetch bread
fun the North AS cotton reguttr from the South,
the same vessel could not carry ban two cargoes
,yeP bus as a proYi.ion ship IRON The North she cou
make five or Elk trips. Thus dock veeeP we're in
e,elset. AOieoyer m and eggs outteR ard cheese
IA. Al bread pid duties than cotton aud thus
custom house rec, iptl r+O enlarged. Thus, not
Ni, tAnding the shutting up Of the Mississippi, Nh CD
uorths esIern farmer did not use for sending his
gram to sea your short crops ned market Tor him
10 which be did CT something tor his gran, and by rea
son Of Which the North had where wbz 10 pay for I'M
pOuatiOn4. HeEce the Yankees, prohtng by scarcity
sr,, have no. fth the war gIe7Ously as they are
ab1ul 10 DO.
TIE full harvest here IN Ireland and in France, aud
TIE like cf which has net been known for many yeas,
i IniQhuiy reduce The corn uaie OF ne North. l.
air. adv losirg business and The. grain which Is te
cone will be In the c'tegOry OF Goals 10 Ne'eas'ls
Hence infer thai Ro-withs andirg the opening 81
The Aikissippi, tAe Northwestern people viii hnd n
poOtr market thsu cir corn W IN the fall
iar of { this trad the New York merchants WIi be 10
longer tble 70 pay cffs hsir British creditors IN gran
h.y sill therefore, havesto part vi treir golc; Il
vii 20 up, ard 'g-eeabicks" will come down, and 10
a voice rCm tie lower levels OF society that will
0c rumpct-'onsI,d fOr peace. lie smother q voice,
even nov II. Lnco,c hfs 10 keep armed force rot
Cu, in Ne- YO,k AID Ken;u Ky, bu. in Ohio, lpd.ana
and oih,r Stab. lie is marching Que up Into
W. 70 pot down there cry iCr etce. tie Is h&eiy
90 have occupation for ali the recruits his "onserpt On
VI give in keeping down hs sWn people
y ye- Eere The uhsYess Of 1.-The S0ulh brighter. All
tbst s nave TO 10 Is ~ mantAia the dettnhVe, watch
oGr chances and strike whenever there is an opPoT-
,uny ~ good stroke either with the sword or with
the pen.