Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-29
ADDITIONAL FROM TIE UNITED STATES
We add such extracts from U s. journals Of the 2S
A. Losses interest:


- losses interest:
An IxPoTULLrcN WITH ENGLAND.
TIE height VI Yankee ambition is TO be considered
,,sp aba BY England nItion OF snobs and toGdieF,
hey eau conceive Of 10 LiEher honor than be recogni
ion tf that al GerGlc people, Hitherto th'y have
r. O iVed nothing but tie most conteu tuou' notice
vhsreat the patience OF come of thtm hegics to CIV,
vay ard TO 6ld expression In such IEotulAtonE nd
GWEN threats o. TIE following from the n. T. 7imSs:-
ANsr sposkfE Of the civil and courteous terms in WOct
IN. EIsl always speak Of the French, and Of o.htr
European peoples, tn, Tim" says:
Toward this country, for rGuy years, the + gli:L
mrs, and pubic men have pussued very n rent
urss They we're not enough 10 feel any dread Of
America: they thoroughly disilked Tauy chsr4c eriSic
which they supposed peculiar 10 cur vi eoo, sa9
,hey did Lot hSssts 10 express these ieelugs Cd AD
poasble cccasions in the most bitter aud nsiVe mar
n,r Toe comments Of Br Dish statesmen aud Wspa-
pers Gurirg hls WGr, upon tu' pnelc mel cur Pfes-
5en: cur srniee, pdiVdu' Pecularit!es our man.
Nor. A. neral. both puOl end private have bstn IL
tone such as they vol never allow to themselves il
ts,k of those VI any rop an psopls, ualess theJ
Tsre inst on the point OF Slng inso war with tuch
pe,pis. They hsvs been siml II insulting. The gene
raj lone has EN- the h0Et en- 6dS tont-A Eiud OF ST.
n,rocus looking .Wn Lferlor and bred rec /,
I, heir domestic bubbles b,yOnd tie A,lalic Wat
could ms 81 NNuLu VI IN hN tbO oSh
ntiys fcennRs Of high spirited Poptlrion Xix, ours
mss b en- repea oGly aud skilully uttered. Words o.
oon,smpt ana insult, which inevitably breed nu uAl
dislike and haze, cave been WidelJ aud heey tcAteIeo
4, IDLE 10 Say that hsss offensive and dscCu rteous
ancss have not expressed the feelings OF Bdtsh
people We know tn press 81 powerful and wealthy
a. q A. of LonaoD, Ia the main Son'ey the senti-
msnts OF EaRard, or 1t could not continue 10 exist.
Nor have he orators or stAespen Of Great Britain,
sbo have spoken 80 b gterly against the Free Aiss
on smorR the lsGW q eltiAl or distinguished. Ihs
insulting tone Of tie ECgith press ard platform, nc
doubt :, preseLt the prevailing gliSh feeling II
uuohGr IL the IL ure Is lt hAs BEEN mani.
tsaed durinR the last three years. 1t must ineVlAUl!
nrsed var Soca words British writer's AID orator.
nov % freely toAIter, bear harVests OF arnsd men,
,,o,usfRucr1oH TRoM PIHHsYLyAEIA PoIHf OF vIIw.
Thsddsus s,svens, q very venomOus, old poliictl
hack Of Penn Lyvsua, but an lsntnl rspresen.
alive man, made speech in Philadelphia last Wsdnes.
d.y night In which he gave hia views on the subj ct
of tina restoration Of the ion it Was" and admin
Uttered en- passant severe tOpguelashpg to s.Ward.
We make an SxsEaS''
There are 70; few whose tender ccnScenoes and
evil iudpment inGuos TO relieve that We must take as
orr ,sIyInR cry ihs Union as 1t wa and the % s-
tuition rs It is." This is most pernioious idea
(ipplausS
# the o litsd Ststes bueirg all So lopg as This
ra7 Kept By both Nor b ard Sou'h ii was binding on
a. our maple But when ths South threw or its pro-
lection ard obligations the National Government vas
Left frss 10 act der the laws Of and TIE interns
tonal code sccgn ed by ~ C,riser nation rsius.
cd ion 70 sl.v.ry (L,ud oprl'u7e.) Toank God
all writer's row slree thas hold no propNiy in
man (R uPWed spplsuSs) As We ere und &c much
"A nny other nation by the laws Ct var IL T. lows
logical SO lsncs that when the obligations Of the Ger
s,tuon wire removed slavery az olco ceased on the
| Amaze n continent (L1ng oontinusd cheers Shall
NE srfee for the sake OF disgtaoefu and psrneous
neace 10 re ensl We four millions Of frssmei! Nvell)
| | can make no distinction between the msn in tie
North Who adVooMe such course, and those who Tly
their he'll ss trait in humsn bodies on tie coast Of
Afr'cl Uoud Spplau'e) Il We ara men We viii ress!
| ,uch disnonor TO Il Q death. (Oassrs)
know there are those In the Republican ranks who
have proposed psaco on the smole ground OF retur
az the nsu CANT Gates tn the Uaop with condition
| on behalf of freedom. know that smopg them wa,
the orc, firm leader In the great dccriDe Of an lire
irresistible col Aes" Tte,e mid Republicans we're VII.
Ing even to sAc,i6cs the great Proclamation of Free
dom, But such disgricetu trucking to 'lavery shoult
b, r. bukcd by all trus friends CT the Union and G
Liberty. (C1sers)
IL would be base ard craven TO surrender TO thet
traiorous mssers to shacLes and braUding irons ant
dea.h the freedmen Of thu South oud applause), anC
anV mGn who makes such suggaalion b. be pub ica
or Democrat be re S'ctetaly OF Sate or prVete ~ r
o,n be uouRht Else han miserable coward. (ChssrlSg
Men who arr TO march at the hssd Of q naion, mus
originate ideas. do not know how such poi covar
dee s Il at to which have s5veed may sir your
blood, bit cid as am Il makes my cd blood boil il
nv thin worn veins. It Ia rot by sucA oonp-o Mise
that Rrea, ratIous are establish maintained. Wher
would have bsen tina Liberties Of SWrzs l,nii II ha
f,tsrsd or OF The Di'ch public, II William the Glen
had not basn fihful amidst dAieAtei armies, buFnin
cities end Uttered Ciiizrs? What would have be
come OF this Republic ia lie infant Gays II s'ruf
cling forsfatbers had pursued the proposed b
their degenerate cons, Who would now before u
dark demon Of slavery They not a. dsscsndatt
Of Washington, Adams and J,fsrson. (0heers)
But amidst Ill our national peris We have besn save,
frCu destruction By the Arm hand Of TIE plot at u