Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-09-22
LiueOln's Troubles.

1AANOAA AAOAAAGA.
L.uColu's aImss have so dsiudlyd ron erstb di.
ease destroI and elprid,h Of terms Of s'rVic thai
three months ago he CONSTRAINED TO cal TO- Ihrer
hul5red thousand reerui The call has been poOr,
responded ". The Pope has sgnidsd % his Am,
Pdmale his desire that Toe sar shall snd. This res
tbe war fev,r IN Paddy No nOre Irish Catholics Gao
be tad a. food for Confederate powder ID Neaghers
brigade at FIedaieksbUg Nor are Yankee re
erults any more easily had. TIE rich buy th, mselves
a. and The poor are bought "a BY the corporations
The Dae1 are neatly al in the var have been and
have lad enough Of t. The principal recruiting gOi
IS BY noOlus pIess gangs among the negroes. W.
khsW - bat sOIt at soldIIs they make. Oa Orr side
1 eonsCrpor la Is goariy at aork bringing 10 ~
bAwesh IS and IS, and daily a6drg huldreds 70 tie
they reach tie former sge. Ia addition the
States are Organizing elective OFves below and above
th zee AGES for local serVcs Mr. Rives vas right when
b ss that in tu.ue ihs enemy would have but little
If any advantage Of in numbers. Lincoln can only
carry his campaigns successfully By vastly OGtnum
bsring at all points His ability do this is grow.
Jag less and less and W soon be beyond 81 possibiy
In lees than three months Congress ul meet the
miOdy Of whom we're elected grounds Of OppOsi-
ton 10 his administration. /. u be, too the Corgrtss
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every species aud degree Of seion aud intrigue Thai
they uiL leave nothing undOue, hamper and embar
TAss him, defeE. his policy and bring Odiun on hi
BEms viii the hope Of e1tirguihing biz chances for re
election, jush6ei in believing from the ccurss
Of ali similar Congresses. For t is not to be suppoad
that the swallows Up every thing in the Uuise6
StAtes The sPidE Of party rsges there as Intensely a.
Toe hit for ofe, tor poser ard spois, has Issn
and ssolen 10 proportion uita tho enlargement
pOHsr and spells in hands VI the E,eeuaVcs oeea
sioned BY the var. The Iss never 90 dreaded o b.
0li, and the Ouis longsd to be in The suRi-
user ng and working b. Uhch The q lesOL is TO
be settled Wi be managed by the Congress that meets
"a December. They viii make the alziAbe sal cos
Abraham sights.
Then viii come on the great eOntes. tor the Presi-
dsocy CD confess lever SEQ in that or an,
oaer eounlry-hs fierce scramble Of CO niles horde
% greedy and uaPrn0iPlst deuagOgIes and kuaVss for
toe pOssss ion OF thousand millions OF dollars wear
Ada this yht for pIundsr the genuine and IN
tense sol cuds which tbs better portion Of the pecps
uil feel In a which ia probably 70 decide the
question Of convinced peace and 70 settle On. 4
y the fate Of the country. Il t likely that RE sssth
iag temsnt aud fury Of sloh contest can be kent
from breaking out and finding Veat in violence and con-
hiets We know nOW What the temper Of tbs Various
factions and parties tOEard5 each other = When the
Incentives and co lsiOns Of such struggle ada their
Ire 70 this latent but smoking heat, il ia not BE-
sgrmge II it banst into alms Lne1ln mar ese,ps the
eouasgratiOu if he eau
Bat beyond thee internal csules o. disouiet and
alarm Lincoln, thsre is the vast shadow Of France
irosnng him from she Atlantic AID eIc uiips
all his sunshin' LineOln'5 Government Is pledged 70
guarantee 70 the AeEeSn5 the opportunity Of settling
TIER aRirs suit thsmsolvsI The French Emperor
treals the guarantee with contempt, aud. send, BIS
troops 10 The Capital Of Mexico 10 settle their a.rs
for than. Lncolus G5vsrnnanti psig, 70 main ain
the Monroe doctrine against the EholS # Europe The
French Enper1r puts his 70 { upon The Monroe doc
td e a. c1ony II t 3 piece 0, waste paper
driven ssrOss bis path By the Wind. "Fhe best Gov
srnmeni on earth" and the greatest people in crea
tion are needed no more than il they we're HOusntO,s
Aud they must submit be ignored and saubbed lest
something mOFc serious should come 70 pas. Nav. Il
e pretty evident that such submission even viii NOT
save them, il the attempt to conquer the Confederate
States IS not abandoned
Those are Of tse troubles that bseload tbe fu-
turs and disturb The sleep OF the Yankee President =
II be has cOOseienee al there are besetment- and
OompunesOns Of moral ure tbas must distnFb him
immensely mcF4 But . doubtful whether so eSarse
Al animal be b moved BY anything except that which
Affects his ply ieal nature appeals 70 his sense Of
danger. OF such things th'rs are enough il hs knOss
how 70 road q signs Of the unes