Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-05
FROM EUROPE.
A spEEca BIZ W. 8. Lindsay, n. p.

HBLOH Bf W. D. LlhDsAf, II. p.
Mr. Lindsay, N. P, addr ssed his constituents al
Sunderland on tn, evening of August Is He was
Kissed soundly for compl ming the liability honesty
and love Of truth" displayed by the New York cores
pendent of the Lyndon Times and Was frequently in.
errupted by otGer maDf, stations of disApprobation
Among other things, be said:
have to believe that If the South be driven
to extIemities they Without only when driven Co
exrem ties-arm the elsves and call them out
Hear hear. But it is awful to teiuk about. Bear
N mind thai OF these tl4ves have been brought
up ON the estates of their masters and their IA
there before them. Their young masters are now
lighting under aims for The Sou.b; end IL these
o tiers 90 down their estates and train their saves
in companies divisions, these slaves will follow the
masters wherever they lead say is s awful to think
of the tacii6ce Of lie which will follow. The very rive
will run with the blood of thousand; but NO, in the
name OF humanity, o1gh life our voices agsnst this
| terrible eta oil things. Hear, beir.l l AIN glad,
hoH ever ind that tDere throu ghouJ the Nor
and Western aes feeling arising that this war is in
vain for the otj,c Il has IN view; ttsi thoughtful
are beginning TO think aud speak openly ABOUT his
Various meetpgs being held at pesent throughout
the N1rthern STA es, and will rad resolution which
psesed last mon in o 10, where a very lIgs
meeting held The words are these THAT in he
futuro fecution OF toe war; by Whomsoeyer cond1ct
cd, or ON whatever object in view behold nothing
but ru less waste Of lie and tessure accumulated
debt overwhelming taxation, and national run 20 both
sections" In sending TO mo thai resolution member
OF the Federal Congress writes 10 methat meetings are
teDg held throughout the West aud adj lining Saies for
securing peace and separation and he asks ms 10 make
known ,nese mee,ngs in the eouutIy, and be adds,
There must be a Western az well as Southern Coz,
fedsracy for the party who Gdsooaes this course grow
stronger and stronger evey day." l am glad 90 zee
{ Ct feeling arising in tho Southern Sa.es aud tho
feelpg rsaipg 10 the West se disIinguh he'd
stismsn, member OF the Senate writing TO friend
of mne-l sateeman who occupies very Oh pcs ton
Ia Europe, and was Minister OF The United Stat Uabi-
ntt-wrilts; ave are Stumbling 70 pieces fast end
unless Europe steps In aud caves what ia Left We shall
60 htaiong to destruct on These words are 100 true
AID do hops that their statesmen will Gee il In time
and use their best exeftous to secure peace. Il is
perfectly true that there still ceraiI number OF
gentlemen who believe that the Union be restored
Ny fear Is that If either Me- Lincoln or COL FfemoLt
are elected, the var may continue for many years 20
come but believe that IL another we're elected who
vas not pledged 20 war; this year would see an end OF
the war and al It's mite' es. [Appause Now, by
bnain refusing ID express an opinion, tie Northern
peope sere led to suppose that The nj could be
established, aud B.tain thus tbem to con-
tlnue The wa; AID we disheartes them by exprts5
ing sn option TO The peacs party In the Northern md
Western ates. W, a. aaVe said, have no later
Get in this war; ard my soe Interest my desire fer
pesce lHearl / have los. by the 6xpr lon Of
opnioa on this question 10 VII oh lave reerred In ny
speech-I lost many fends in the North whom
esteem, AID who were al very angry with noe.
know that it has bten be said that am engaged
largely IN the trade with the Soltbern ports. Hear,
h'sr, and lAughtsrl Mr.. Adams himself WIots
de patch to L1id BIZ sell In which be mentioned
les OF tWeniy tour suspected bCcksdeIunners, and
be actually pui dovn twenty OF them 81 belonging 70