Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29

No boat 3 more common among tle ever oossups
Yankees than ibsI wherever their armies nave once
Dl.p,sa tbe7 standards they have continued 70 hoid
s.sss;,n The ABSORPTION ls very far from being true
/, fact; and the iapOgi5ility Of lis ever becoming
t IA aorg she s1ssst guarantees that the sju'n can
nj b couuuorsd Tley ca-uo: hold Wbst ihey take,
apd c., D a1yarce. Ta5 vas tas great trouble
vlth the B-tsl vs. -e-- undertook 20 crush" tie
r.,aIops col Me-. nos -. they failed in bat
"a or tia, they found IL impossible 10 80 anywhere
,o,, TIA, they Choss; bai years Of hard trial
convinced them q "a. s. wAs impossible 10 sUeluEhie
untv whose territory vas 60 eI ensVs, and whose PEG
n, we're 50 ua.el Tho territory # The Confederate
.-cs larger than tha. covered oy our revolutionary
t,,ssrs. aud our people srs no. only mo7s numerous,
IN, uoFs united The Yankees d. not gain victories
and ro. a, vii a. The British cid, b1. even II they
,sbl, 20 CO So they Woat encounter in the end the
an lcsups-aba O Is suluss the Bidsh did Time and
Jpsc1 Wouli iafsh0.y srqlish them
III. boas, that they had al tbs. they acquire, that
tbsy never relax their gasp and take no step back
ard il exposed ard rsia Cd by ore Of their own num-
bsr more observacJ aud uu hui than the ress-tAe New
W. yss, Fsss bold end cardil journal reminds the
vi, p.,o,l, TIA. though their arHes have eS;sn
,,,aa f,r-.rd % the ley Of Virginia they have as
It,. bs,u lcIosd Oh aosnd 81 g., turyrg 10 the Poo
,,o disaster a, their heels that Though they have
~, .,5 nss,a bs,Le down With their tremendous
.,,Bpp. fr.m TIE .onac through the counties oi
No III Essrrr vrgi1s covering and commanding
sr.st bedh Of tsrr Tory, yet now TeAry tnAt Hnole
ri,p Il tree IRON blus-co and hcseys intrepid h'ds
Dad rams At VII 10 yns very oa' Ks OF 'ne F'onao'
aSs thoug6 they have ir emily advanced nom 'l'ks'
olrE ard Memphis .heT have been unable 70 remain OF
EFF c. any permanent result saas The various eIPe-
ons Tor the inVas on and oCcup ton Of Norh Caro-
IA have provo -uorve; that the same fate has a.
s.ndsi .uiar Efforts Ia South Carolina and florida
ira, ssis.iop, &c uamplsd ~ formidable and ti-
unpbaas armios, Is now comparatively free; that
layzs porious Of Te-nss5es are delivered OF their
D,s,s--s; tia. 10 Louisiana the tide OF iuVs'"n
IA ,o.csd lack sud thA. he occupation here is now
led 10 a ua-coV cr-ls o. pc5.s sroa1d the civ
"a. IN Arka, sas sless, 40 years ago, she Yankees
ID. r7erytAag b. Gro 'l5m .hs COntederAe o. are
NJ abs5,u.s us-,eg- Of 10 Ssfi thai in Texas the
Rid Of Occupation ta3 been much reduced, II not en-
trsIV recovered; tla. oven IL Missouri vigorous etcF
Il nov ,rg on to relsscrl Confederate authoriy.-
Fasse iudubtab,5 aud preslal. facts demOnstIste,
Ssyoad doub, that to oVSEul il no. 70 conquer, 50 oe-
10y L net 10 hold "Tae anaconda has, In fact" 70
ne tbs -EuAse Of The Ns55 been found too short
70 circle within BIS length Of iol the immense territory
Of s sslh The independence Of thl'r-s oa crushed,
ics. uongn! q. one point has shown ITSELF imnedi-
sy a. another, uaa .le Eors OF It's suppression has
tsOOus Els that OF Hercules il his attempts % Gu. eli
lhe tesd1 Of Jt5 Hydsa'
Ubesylo perceive how this irremsia5e trouble
o. the enemy ec:' Ssd resets l, they would adVsre'
they m1s. concentrate SHi 20 % this, they must with
rss Ia troops lel various Polts srcsdy oVerIun,
&c Es,p the people in 5u6js;io1 Bat 50 soon as such
troops stldEaV chs people sc: iceo become ss hostile
and dangerous a. ever So, ID !, 5 resolved to hold
Pllcss ones oCgup ed, tbs army proper mus. be 20
Wsakered TO fur-sh Iho regulate force that ers
be no mora advluc and lHs further they penetrate
ths country, the greater tais difficulty bscomea-so
that the mora ,ley seem TO De nearing the euds they
am g. the uo.e certainly do they approx mate cen
dOn shen ;ley Eil be poEa-lsss and az our mercy
Their victories avail them nohiag AID marches Inland
only render the.f fgAl overthrow moro certain and
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