Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-01

tssn taouGua more than Tia prssSat Eseasiiosa nAlSs
es In al tbrsS Of those sAtss combined Va tns o'a
or hand the msioFlies Of the republican party IN ONO
and Indiana combined have increased some twenty
thousard ever hat given by those States Tor M h"
coin in 1860 This presents singular result raere
L evidently, the aggregate vote, an important rec
ton against NJ. Lincoln aud loss OF PepuAriy since
he sleetion This charge may prove hrse enough 10
sone loo ,litie 70 Of, ct The vote of he Electoral J.
eRe this year. tut i does reveal IN de allied result
AZ "a ,ent reaction N Itself TO defeat Old Abe. what
m be accomplished by the democracy in November,
with the above result in October to work upon, remains
yes 10 De SEEN
Continuing at some length in this vein, the Herald
arrives at the sAtfActO eouclusicn that "the rstu'
of the election on the sh of November qlse deu0''
fal"
ENGLAND As A PLofTIoLToR.
or the late Peace memorial from GrsAt Sr1An' VIC
Herald says:
Oos Of the most inpudent documents tnaI nAs eve.
smana,ed from auy body Of men 10 the aoaItss na,
en- recently for arded 10 this country from England
o,lIpR upou Us to stop the and rscNgn ms mus
pendsI ca OF the South. Il processes 70 DC sssa
i.TVs number of the British Arstocney hierarchy ana
clergy NV, when We consider that Is 10 70 TINS very
class Of glisbmsn We owe our trouoNs, Ho Osnuys
nsln wondering a, the Gtontery which sF pomptedsuen
recon msndGton. For upwards at 30 years they nave
lahore 20 break up ths Union. b. the preach
ioks and teAcbiugs OF their abolition mlssonA"s tne
prouSe expenditure Of money 70 mAnui'e ure an anu
slavery sentiment az the Nor!h, and the moral DVN
ch Lhy struck at the institutions OF the ua IN !ne
.m,ucipatop of the slaves OF their West ladian de-
psae sncifs they Iuecceeded in creating that hos!he
FEELING between the two sections OF this country Wncn
culminah in the present war. Let hnos DC pre'ehoeo
that our difficulties merely the natural fesat u
What Brit fanatics we're at one time pleased TO term
thS lead in u bad other jscts Than the enane P'uon
of thu negro or the era inca ion Of the mAudn senss
oil ties tf Ex1ssg Hall audiences. This Hs kroH Ion
Toe veil GuihsnIioatOd elArSIion OF Sr osri f-eb
uh, The bi for West Indian CHARACTERIZATION sas pASed,
that ths me- sure would prove The death blow Of me
American UnlOr."
CoAouFAAuoH AHD DlsPI R,IoH.
Ths RralS rsmDrIs upon the great diff
ference on many points" bstUeen the parties 10 the war;
in thsy way in which they carry 1t OIL. Hi hsro'
ava the difference has bssn on minor P9inS, aud nov
IL i on vial one and TO- moreover, al in our favor.
Within the Past year We have learasd to eore'usrAte
ana Es have By the concentration OF troops ilto large
naa.es delivered within that time those really no i've
Sloss that have put the rebellion where IL Isl and tie
rebs government hAs within the Sams period practsed
the wildcat dispersion ofi's forces"
All the energies Of the Yankee Government, the
SAYS have been for some months directed against
Two srsA. points, Richmond and Atlanta.
uWpils We have thus Wsgsd va, continues the Her
la with oGrposa and great a OF on these two vial
onta what have the rebels zone rhey have resist.
"a "a ubborny on these Two lues, ou' they nave not
rsissed Us 90 sIuoborny as they mgnt have done De-
cause they have uoI rssIBed Us on these two lines with
an treir force. They have trittered their power away
70 un,mportAut placer; they have divided tnsr energy
S.d weakened IL Tney have pursued sill that iSh"
fatu.s Of outside ssssisLcs, Absurdly lnAgDng
=. Il 4As more Important 10 make arguments Tor
No.Eerl politicians and European agents nan 70 over
broU cur armies ia battle. This POLICY tempted them
u.e men, With whom they might nave dsly cred greA!
waat Grant IN vain AGVA, . down tie fAley ana
o'~;.. - land aud Pennsylvania. Such AdvA ees
- 80 ran, -'gunents for tie coPperheAo''
Otrhap and they ouat.si r-e~- = ~ ,bS
as lnas ,he Ulited States hsd mace 10 pres :" In
-.r and tha. toe rebels Wero nearer Washington
1854 han h4y were in 1851 In that way these rebel
u ~ melts KEEP: ihe Te6e LOAF up, ard Il p the cop
peih lads CT; but they kept Grant up Also
AZ lie pre- sent tine BrIckmnoee Is IN EAst Zen
les es--oIo0Ably With nos Is han 10 600 neo Prcs
s in Missouri viii 20 COO men. TasTe may DC lo.Voo
n ID. Taylor's army. Oliy q few days ago rebel
force IhrsAtened hepph there lie considerable torce
n Canada enRsg,d in the Orgaozlon OF raids, ana Oh
ne Is irslanI RIy lad IS OOO men 10 Ine olepsn
ioAh Val y. Aere are IRON 7OOCo 20 io,OUO meh-
Had bis force been ADDED ~ JGus'ens AIM lerLnSh
,9ud nos are t.ken A"auA, snd VS. snead nave oSrb
beaten in ne West b. the rebel goVerlm'n' re-
Ii uaihed great obi Ike TIA. merely 10 scatter tns
var oV,r eide tsril,Ory in vain attempt 10 NIX u'
us OF the fame OF great successes, and to
NorIhGFn elections"
DIsOlyIKY NADIA
Commenting on the speech OF President Davis at Au'
gu.tA, toe Herald says;
10 Amuss the c z,us of Augusta Davis says: 'Oocs
~ mad 10 arma, and could receive ne soldiers Ia
those who came 10 US armed. Nov We have arms Tor
~ aud are begging men 10 b.Ar lhsm. Tais ciy tf
Apsu,ta alone prosuces more POWaer than the Amy
.an barn' Hare, then is the ca. powder factory Of
ne ConfCdIGcy; and tins, IS nulh Is anything slsS
nav account for psras thJrsa OF Davis to turn
- he 1rmy Of S,rdsn from Iuo bcsrE # Georgia"