Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-13
hon ys,.sroays Evsnirg Bdiiion.
Shirt Of the Morning Press.


Asan cadence Of extaultion In the NOrtA, the Sen
svsl points 10 the fact that Lincoln is calling for more
men who viii no more come than the spirits evoked By
GlendoWer from the Vastly deep.
In the exposition made By the Board Of Supervisors
Of New York some very interesting facts occur which
deserve attention.
Out Of % l4O men levied upon the county OF New
York BY the recent draft ony 7SS have been recruited
since the call and Of these there is an admitted surplus
of % men. A crsdit Of 1877 ia allowed for surplus
under the former draft; q credit Of ls477 Is allowed
tor naval snistmeuts further credit Of sal Is al
lo.sd for volunteers IN the form Of substitutes and re-
enlisted man, obtained sioOs the last and eetoIe the
p,es,pt draft OF course, upon this exhibit, the Sem
f;usl rightly concludes that the late bosscgi oil 'he
ran d,y of y.lun.esrDg walsh; and it Is stern re-
hinder of the exhaustion Of the North, when We see
that New York city, on: Of population OF miiiion'
prOducss only Sal men BY The draft.
The Dspatek 70 prove that every nan Of high genius
"a more or lees prophet, Who Is often neglected
during bis lie, 20 bseoms IMMORAL AFTER he IL
dead inssasesi the life and character Of John O. Gall
hmm Who far II adYaass Of h age had ares seen the
v,r ous lowering over me laua aid painted Is Gus &c
NJ. srun,,yusn buS eIespi il hs native Ssle vas be-
- ,bo Jsie7 Il attachment 10 the Uuios constituted
,r,e PATRIOTISM, 20 bsitr Plsto' than jam Y VAsouh
ever lived for bad eVe;y reason 70 easfNn ana o'-
fsrd that Unoo, whose gleiy vas eot1S'ee1 Win L.
MN f,ue To suppose that be wished TO sestroy ~
Z, ,uppose him guilty Of design against the m0nu'
No. AZ hin Own greatness. Reading NJ. Calhoun's
n. M ,hs HABIT Of this war Of oars, We viii see that
81. tbssr, Wa the only true By Which the Union
o,pld be saved-not destroyed as it has been BY the
dangerous apostles CT highG-aH doctrine, Who are
nov seeking to convert it into 40 instruments oiopIrs
sion Tor one half Of the people for whose common
bsnea. it had been established
The ae Oftbe Confederscy trsmbles in the scale, says
ths Egnirsr, and the great question Of true Liberty on
mi, continent il 10 be decided in the coming month";
G be thanked We lack none Of the essential elements
Of success in Il ID our rs death struggle Why then,
ara there sore misg,Vrg e a. home, and even pass
-, rsrv in the bravess hear. in the Hsld We want
5e, IN our Iusrs and system IA our administration.
For.uraely, Congress will meet In month, and the
oountv ooLs with painful intsn'i to our representa-
tyss Tor wise Laws, energetic measures, and, above all
70, stern, uuwAverng enfOrcsm sns OF their reguA-
tons DurrE war the civil rights Of the soldier must
NJ pees;sity be largely eurRsd, and so nation in arms
,s, s,rrender for time the very laws aud liberty 1t
lovss 40 dearly to receive them back sgsn better ur-
Ssrs.ood and more bIg5ly valued from the bands Of
P.aee In such cases, ancient R1me lodged SealerAl
novs- for while in tho har d Of the uobl ct men,
Toe Faguirsr is not prepared to suggest such aseP,
bpt II does believe the time has Wheo our Gov
arnept must be strsng hened oaly to defeat the
n-smy hut to- protect the sged, in6sn, toe aborrg
aud 81 ring classes from the abuses ri inferior sgsnts,
and from the arbitrary desPosm Of their Supporters from
the e ca Of -s1ecutCd laws aud the suffering entail
"a BY want Of foresight and administrative Wisdom
How this il bes. TO be dane ress With OJrgress.
Lis deusiou to suppos, this Is "War," in the or
d1ary seuse Of the term. Tha ID conelasv'y proved
by the Examiner in a. able review Of Graut brutal CT
der TO Sheridan l. Is var Of e1tirpston-to destroy
n, ard cur children-and to make our far land de-
at quotes from the poet Spencer 20 show that our
state Is 10 be that of IelEd in the century, when
the wrechsd people erpt out the woods on all fOurs
fr their legs would not su'Sin tho weight Of th'ir
enacated bedee, to eat water and sbAmrOcEs
SFire. Famine and Saughter-,his is the doom pro-
nourced agans. Us al BY the Yankee rulers" "Thls
will no. be forgotten he rex Tina cur soldiers meet
these Wretehss in battle.
The vile cunning of the Na7sachussHs Yankees who
say a. home TO sake money, aud exercise their wits
10 sntrspplrg simplo-nindcd Du,ohmen, Begians and
Fsencauen to 6gh for them is exposed In another ar
ticls in the EsarsiHsy.