Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11

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Indianola. Texas was evacuated BY the FeieraIs on
,he Is,b pIt
vrsov,
AnoAVine uesPa''n Vi 'oo si'' ui'. say;
The Rebels, after destroying the trese at Bulls Gap
fell back beyond GreenVIe. They TOOK up the wagon
and railroad bridge across Sick Creek and carried eff
a portion of the rails and telegraph wires. Parson
BrowplOW telegraphs from Knoxville that Gen. Sherm
eft this morning for Chattanooga after returnil from
,ba front. All is oues at Messy Creek Knoxville ia
az sl fortified that We could hold Il against Lees Ar
nv. Longstreet's forces are a. wataugs, more than
los miles ealt of here force of ley remains at
Bolts Gap protect the retreat
ZEE NrxIcAN QUESTION IN coSssrss
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hseOtysa ~ s'e o'""'s on. IIo.'. y 1sereseo,tgss
q me Ones oaNs n",, Voc ~ congress aSseAn0tea
That the oongress ., INC on'sa SsA'es are un~hhpg
oy silence 70 cav VIC " sae Win unoeF tue
impression 'uss .ney -e mum, ns Spectators Oh tne
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1900. norsvcbicsl oovsrnmsn, 5000 ~ H.
,n;U" ~ .ry ,snnhIcan goyernment IN MsY;co urdsr
49, 49, sn =, ~ snv Eu,ons.n Power
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NJ. ma of HsrvIspj rsnlied vbatbs, I, 4, a ma.
NAM fnIm;nsion or not depends unon vbstbe, Con.
IRIS n adopt It. and whether in adopting s thew rem
resent the opinions of the people of the United State
Tee resolution IL simply declaration Of what our
poicy should be- touching our interests very nearly
snnnose II Il NOT subject any one wishes 10 discuss
move the preyious question.
Mr. Cox. of Ohio, said The resolution had received
his concurrence In com ntes but he preferred that IL
shonId have han mora emphatic. II ougbt IN ba 20
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mere br,,tsu 6ulnsn unless backed by arms Are We
ready for tbayY Mere paper resolutions do no good
alter sta,esmaushp has failed in is duty Psrhans the
hl,me for neoectng Mexico attaches IN The
nrev;ous Naturalization of Bucbanan-certainlx N
tbis The McI,ean treat, should have been nre,s.d
II ss nress.d when too late and beaten NV Nev Eoo
lard Senators. aided by Southern Sscessiouists II
soud have Given US not annexation. but finn ali
apce with MEXICO aiding our commerce and in time
foiiug the schemes which France began in 1860, 10
get control of Mexico The old Democratic policy of
Sa6apca of foreen dictation was the noov Tor This
emergency. While he favored this resolution he onIy
ishsd that Il could he 40 framed and an hacked nm az
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n. n,v;, If EsrSI,nd vosv w. sor,S ,ha asn,,a
-. 60. ~ &c bsd yhor9b, !, 49,, =. $500
s."nrrOn, osa;,s, the ,ssoIn,on " 'aA' ."
M Cor 1epIied he did mot make an sryumsn. soa;na,
Z; ua -orId vo,a for IN, ,a,olpt.o, br, h. $500
-. cororss,to he M smnbat;c ~
M, Dsxis of MARYLAND s,id he did mt know bow
tho Ian0nsge could he mora emnhstc fo, the resaIn
ton declared that nOnarehal oovernpsnt viii moi he
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,5s Govsrrpsr Of The Hated Sat-. bs d no.
Wv Wv . ~ - 1871, 60. e.e -o' -eA. S,
DEF ever seeing ~ snu Tss nuw SustS soS no armed
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go ~ ou. -IS
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$500 o.,"to,s LII S.n,h..n caoos.;an;..' Ts
,as, hodv ot tha nsmoc,a,;c nar,v and na aan,Iaan
ON the other side favored that treatv and sor dis at
least some credit should be given to them.
Mr.. Davis, of Maryland, replied, he suppos d Nc.
Lanes treaty was the precursor of the present rebe on
sna ing was saAt snen we permitted tnoe
~ :, ~ WIS Nc the heA-
oan son az ~ Inc treaty pro-
Poseu vs. sIe Prrneee VI insermeadnns con-
trary 70 tne percy Of our Governments any time until
nrsssss b;s rsvrst ,Sst the Co.., @ saa naa ei
"a 4; a,,d g. slessy vas nos rau
That treaty. granted pecuniar, aid which Is rrsn.sd
would probably have prevented European i5tsrvsn,
toD
Toe time, however, had passed to prevent the war
from going o. We row wish to declare Against Eu-
ropean Power planting its foot on Mexican SOIL and
uo,e - ahrrc IL