Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-17
From Squ.aaT. Esning Edition.
Shirt Of the Morning Press.

voter 60 right Whilst the farrAgo Of VetoriSs cooked
ND in the alsmbc Of SAntOnS ingenuity and malice,
perfectly unntsllgible to the knowing, will answer
very ven for Pennsylvania Dutchnsn. Hence If the
elections which come CT this week went against Lin
coin, he can make no charge Of unsklfulnsss or want
Of zeal on the part Of StAnoa in sinuAtng and KEEP
ing M the Union feeling and the Examiner sxSaiuI
Whistler, after 80 glorious week Of uSeess"to crush
the rebellion the NOrthnsn can refuse to PerFstuAis
the war and the war administration
VIII thew, in this moment Of sure triumph, throw up
their arms and surrender Or TO put il 70 them in
All o1ra for,hle manner. nov that al those bills Of
thirty DAYS and ninety, which have been renewed 80
oen these three years back a. last on the point Of
heng pAd in full with noble interest and al expenses
will they suddenly give it AL up a. bad deo.E Or,
putting it in yes another form, vii they noW Aoaneeh
heir Godlke mission Of saving tbs last hope OF Tree
70 mankind At tbs very instant OF scaieV-
IpR .hAJ immortal fame for tsems,lFes and their pos
teFy end sneak away, saying We have had enorga OF
h-lst scms6Ody else rave mankind Ana tfse govern
psnll Forbid Il Hell
TIE RsaaiRsr considers tie s.s change n ies con-
mel Of The COesslipspa Rarssu Sl Rsemssd as ssiaR
Vsla.bs 20 The ccBesFSsy IL tbs, 'hAi Is actually en-
forces tas CoaEsrP:oa lac In riseiais. Il the CJa-
sosdsa au vas NOS sRivrss4 esiors, L s da:ali 70
nadsPslSna hsH Virginia has managed TO keep over
1AO ressns In the hsld and that, toe, 81 iGs when,
70 use he Esanin-rI own words ,hs romance Of the
mar wa all gone, and the snthusAsn OF volunteers
had vors out We do rot imagine that the charge IN
ths control Of the Oonscrpon Bcreau had anything to
do With the revocation Of details which the EEGriHsr
confess @ TO be tho wise step which has given to The
cOnfer pon Law that vigorous operation, the bsnth OF
vi ich We viii SOon begin to feel And lastly, We do not
-, -, Ia "A eDutrDl
the OonFerip.ion Bureau.
The EnsuiI sr reviews the military situation As pr .
scented By the Yankee papers, and whilst Il warns Its
readers 70 rsner Der that the o a dispatches publish
"a In thsse papers got up for eeeOnasriag Pur
poses sees nothing In the situation tse 20 disccu'-
are he people These manufactured dispatches then.
selves rive iEnI Of unsAsineSI In Washington, If
thsy succeed in dscs'ing any one it vii be but the
mrcepary su,hc thsmsslTsI Who are the ssVs hire
Hngs Of the LircOln dynasty.
Secretary FoydG desire to involve the Untsd Sa.es
In : great foreign war is discussed BY the DiSpateh-
.oh = war uoud not have been fIrtunaIe Ior the
South, which would have bad, As 10 the Mexican war
60 do all the Sighting, while the North Poekeed the
Upols and claimed al the goy. Tney would have ia
ken all the w ARd a. much Of the Army A. could
have been induced to in them. Tue Back R'pabr-
n parry would sill have been predominant AZ Insist
cd on is mission OF iglOr ng the rights OF the stcs
and making them bend 70 their vii Suppose the North
had bad in ths beginning of The such army snd
nayy a. ttey have IoE. We OF toe sou,h could hardly
have resisted them. 1. vas FrCviasniial thing that
Secretary Foydi great foTeg ssr never tjOk place.
The Oriss Of the Plat hearted" cCnstitusS the text
of a discourse by the Sentinel We have bad much to
endure, and sens of the brethIeu have bccoms weak
In the faith TIE CT present evils makes them
fo.gs. ,hs vital in At stake. We are lost to sI-
eron when us begin 10 think Of eals. In the iabiC
the pendulum erased it, o'eiiOn not because it VSs
A. any msmsnt oysFgGaked but because it thought in
n momen, Of the labor OF the dsy. Letu learn the
mora, ard 60 immediate euty Vhou. thought Of what
Il 10 cone hereafter The poia of the SsntnsT' arii
Gle may BE- gathered irIm he iOl'OHing extracts
We have eviderces Of The laintress Of come of our
c z,rs IN the cresthey are ;GTiGg and The schemes
they are proposing. me- o. thee stony-ground men
aay peace peace Whea they know there be no
present ptAc Just the thirsty traveller in toe dssert
Gals tor the water which a e. distance ins esd Of
urgiry his way thither. O.hers cry ous negotiate,
when th, knoS thSi me enemy re'usel 70 1egoaAe
They visa 20 appy Win the impor uay CT o'EsArs
al.acugl ve meet oaly sih ruff r.puise-. Others
call upjn N 20 assemble in general convention
Of ates TO Discus and settle he Ie-tiOns o. ssue,
although they know TO speh convention bss been, or
can be, really offered vs. and thAs it would be reVOlu
tonary Of both governments, aud either unsVairE or
fa'al 81 us Crave men, IN position and affecting
sta esnlnship, are toying With this oubble.
Oar pa.h ia straight AID plain one. He uho would
openly ABANDON the journey, and he Who would avoid
Il BY the eide gate OF eOLVsnt0Ts net eqraly cpl-
pAbe a;s 90 ally short Of their duty We shoud lis
zen " no I'm pTO2ofi,i1ns; 10 saoud enter ain TO
,rorOa.l OFT o. Wa ne set oct accomplish. We
should l.ecr on uniasringy, thankful when fortune
smiles kn upon u; bat even If doomed to It's ssVeri-
tss We should mos despoud but With undspressed ener
eies, aud in the language OF PRECEDENT, "Aeep pg
NJ axsyl' H.Ti1g pu: oar hands TO the plough let
y, not OK back These Confederate Safes are and Of
rigat and peosss.y ought b. fres ard independent
S a,es. Let our bearing be IN acsordlnee with our
CHARACTER.
A RLocKADEK BLoNH UP-Ws hear from reliable