Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-09
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fhs EsTss s1slees the results Of the recent eiea-
ton in North OArOpSsnd the Character OF the 80 called
peace party ia that ate Ths Yankees bad persuaded
themselves tliat there was strong Union feeling 10
Norsh Carora and tha Holden and his followers were
working 10 latent unison With it. But, as TO Holden,
his position vas never very accurately denned. 1t
seemed 70 vary wish the foftunes of the var At all
eYtnss tho peopse Of the State have cond mned his
Yexs and policy, and the verdict Of the toldiers has
been ca isslly cOnclnsve. Says our contemporary;
1ws are rejoice3 that hi, vindcatO from the foul
hbsls of cur has heeu Vouchss'ed to our sister
State Soc now STANDS a pure and unspo.ted Vestai,
wa chire the bright ard growing FIRE that burn on &c
last Altar of constitutional freedom The world will
knoS North Carolina otherwise than through The caFica
lures VI Port UTsyon or the sancers OF ms isbkee
mss,ers They viii know her as one oil he hfsl ates
Ia the South in her ysem OF public education, in the
development OF her soil mines, mGeras con merce ana
N anufecuies as poaEets ng social n nltmen', lnou9-
tril energy AID oia Of tie highest stand
az ard haVrg sent into ths he0, ana IN aineo III
Il edo officers ard lleis interior ~ none To- cour
aga endurance and deyotiu. 10 the cause OF liberty
Tie Dispateh fess, yet no indications OF tbs de-
feat Of Irocn al the nt1l tleclloR The kremOntere
il thinks have, by their de larsOrs preeIuded tie
possibility OF coalition VITA the peace Democrats. Thus
me oppositon will be divided, While the LhColuiIes viii
DO united But the Dispatch has not stated Ibe case
ACC Iat,ly. Is Ia not The Opposition which will be ID
vded, but that which, II recently, hoe eonsti utsd 'bs
Administration party EetmCut viii get no votes from
the party which has neFe otOre opposed Lincea and
,hs war. Ca the contrary IL his support comes from
those who have been the strongest war men Ttus,
ihs war party or rather the peculiarly ami Southern
parry, ia divided bS FFemoHts candidacy. Egyiy 'ole
cas-. foF him dminshes the strength OF the Lneolnes
ana IN precisely that proportion augmspts the relative
susneIh Of the Democrats. the DisPdieh however.
hnds plenty vi elements q dsOord the North aud
hks Ne shall SEQ their frui in due season. whatever
NAV bs the result OF the n sideniiSI election.
Toe GeaiAsl sees 'GnmisIskSbie sgls AID evidences
tba. he var is fact drawing to close" The Yankees
are growing discouraged they afs Ia terrible dlsad VI
yaslon. They keep Grant before Petersburg only 70
prevent Junction Of Lee and Early aud thus avert the
threatened caPus OF Philadelphia. ThSy Prsss saet-
man on 10 Georgia O0y TO keep Hood cut oi TennssSee
and Kentucky They are 10 reality on the defensive
a, after September what will they do Tits isa qea'
ti,n more easily asked dian answered. Probably lie,
BssureRMd and Hood will have something 70 say in
sSVingi.
The SsntinsI falls to praling North Carolina VigOr-
ousy for her emphatic expression OF attachment 10 the
Southern cau'e a. tie recent election.
The Examiner concludes that for the terminating Of
a campaign as we'll as for the commencement of ii
there are two parties There is no reason why we should
mt cur armies into winter quarters the moment the
Yankees choose 70 say Here erds the summer cam
psisn.n We have heretofore waited Tor the enemy to
recureIate and IeorgonEs after bis summer lsiures-
And tbis be does because not being reasonable but
ony VAIN INCIDENT and mpertnent he canr OF be con-
vuced of the mprsCticaOi'y of his enterprise. The
Ero,ai,,sr very justly says
There Is but one way TO end this stupid repetition o.
the IS me absurd but ssDguinary performance It's TO
aoU our eJemes rect between the representations.
Il IA 10 give them no leisure for rehearssl OF their iu-
tnre triumEhs in the newspapers am pupits and for
striking tsbeAux OF them in the ustate1 periodicals.
Nov now especially, when so many Of their regiments
ARA mn s.ertd out OF service, so many "buDdrei days
men" counting the bours INT their days have expired,
and hi the new half million draft Is yet barren OF
.olders-it Is now that all the efforts OF our military
ooTer sbopld bs used with an energy poshl5 super
6uman Confederate soldiers cGDnos afford 10 be IA
ieued or worn out this fall neither will theT be sc, II
sto here is but held on. o. campaigning in Pennsylvs
MIA and Ohio.
= The NEST lr.h;ng success, such as de-
strucloa Of cur Tonold vessels at Noble, or eveh
soe unhoped for escape from positive disaster, as the
news that Shemabs forces were safe hack within TIE
forts OF Ot aanoOgs, or that she lag e0d OF Gfante
army tt NAMED yet terminated hgaiing it out on
tbe game lBe and sGll pTeterdns TO DO threatening
K chmond would be que enough TO il fate again all
the collapsed hopes Of sutugaon and univeT oil pos
session If the South; and LocOn might be re- loctsd
on The old platform of pegging away" In short the
"PeAce party at the North needs help from us to en-
able them to get rid OF the preselt TCgs and the Wa
The only rational and tfseual aid rende & EN-
will be carrying 6re aud sword Into their cities and
farms Il any one knows lao jnd cous method o.
assisting TIE Peace party or the PEI ding Presidential
campaign, lot him divulge it.
The Exam sr thinks that the two questions, finance
and currency, are distinct and ought not 10 be con-
founded l. thus presents the problems to be solved:
The two desides a are these: How shall Government
dsiray ts heavy expenses with ~. Issuing paper in the
form OF currency; and how shall is reduce the paper
now In circu alton to volcme witch shall restore
,hlIhy saadArd OF prices? There cannot be doubt
ia aDy intelligent mind tbat these the two problems
10 De solved by Mr. Trenholm; hs suocess as hnan'
cler depends upon bis capacity TO MASTER thin.