Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-26

ssss q they llysS here, Shs skst Its. sana yes
vas given 10 me by OF the fFan5 OF GOV Aerton.
for 70 down to the city and voi6i hut oid nos
see It. although there has been great number voteo.
Il ia kind Of backhanded game. L'st Sunday, on our
dress parade We we're addressed by Gov. Morton, Wro
thanked rs for the service had DONE and SAID no Was
well PLEASED with conduct while We we're out mere.
New England Regiments are scattered through the
Northwest, frst, for the purp,s, Of tupprasEpg airy
tendency to revolt among AbrAham's tubjscta, ano'
second i. would seem Tor the purpose Of swelling the
rcoln DO Il on election days Yankee selt-govern-
ment Is beauty.
| A CALCULATION BIT FMNT.
In letter to the PnAi ell hiA PfssS, Forney meets
the threat of resistance If Lincoln should be declared
President on the "bogus" vutes L'uSlAns Tennessee
L., BY the folio wing figures:
Mr.. Lincoln can be 70 elsnted, net only without N
votes OF Louisiana and Tennessee, bat without the vote
Of MARYLAND az New York (5S) annsylTAna (zo) iiI
nois O5) Missouri ny Nav jersey ~ KENTUCKY w
and Delaware 81 80 that The leeA OF o'ganiz ng
revolution upon acceplanc, OF the electoral VIZ
of Lousana and Tennessee is exploded BY is own 40
surdily We cannot only Go W.T. out them, pnt We Gan
do without llS urchsleDged electoral votes, 90 ABOVE
stated at least 100 of hieh WE he cast for Aordhp
Lneoin ia November nezt LEAVING 1T eitc oral Vo!ee
which are sure be given to him, ana when tvsn M
btsrest OopperbeAds themselves cole:de to nlm. Inc
a,anSs AZ follows: For Abraham Lincoln-AAine,
Nav Hampshire, 5; Vermont 81 Massachusetts "a
Rho I.land 4; OonnCc ticut q Oho II; Iaoan1, 10
Iowa g. Michigan, s; Minnesota Il AiDsas, o WIS.,
c1nsn, s; California, 8; Oregon, u west VIgnIlh
IN all III Votti; one )re than enough 10 ZIG
necessary constitutional majority.
CANADA INVADED By TIE YANKEEs.
Fbs msekusss with which Great BitAin has borne al
sors of YANKEE inSoencs aud insult has at last encou
sgsl them to an OuEags on B itsh sovereignty tba'
would in her days have brought OF thsn instant pur
lshmsnL Now IL will doubtless be borne without
uurmur. The matter 10 explained Ia the following ed
toriAl Of the Herald:
Itis understood that General Dix has recommended
TO the Government that an immediate and peremp,or'
demand be made upon Lord Lions and the canadian
for the surrender OF Jacob Thompson, 10:
merry Secretary Of the Interor undsr Buchanan, Whoi
low in Canada the agent OF the reos govern ment
add uhose direct compGcy with tie Late roobibg ana
numbering raid upon Sc. Adams to cher with ths
ormer Tatical exp dions and attempted expedition
uuou this Northern lakes, IL Gbundanly established
Mr. Samoa u In favor Of General d "a prop
ositiop, and thoroughly Sussains the order g'w
bv that officer to hS HooIS stationed Hsa
81. AI6ans TO cross The Canada iIn0 In pursuit
Of the rebel bsndlts-An orier under which
s1st of them have besn alre dy captured by our
10, ces ten nils within British o. adam territory
Secretary Stanton agrees with g itDx that the pre-.
csdent estAb shed ia the Of tbe Mel at mpteo
rebellion, and the crossing over 70 American coll
British troops for the purpose OF ss1 ng the steamr
Caroline may be oite1 precedent 10 ju'tify Ameri
can rops in punuiDg rebel robb rs and Gu hroats VINO
invade our SOIL back the Oar ad Al lines to any e.
tent and in any numbers shat may be necessary Tor the
capture Mr. Seward, however, IL greatly alarmed at
tbe vigorous action Of General DIX, and Is believed %
be now epAring apology which Is to be Immediate
,ent 70 England BY confidential messenger. S'a
ou Il 10 added threatens to resign II the President al
oSs this course to be followed and The hope IL sx
pressed that pubic opinion will be 30 emphaticallN
brought TO bear upon Mr.. Lincoln in support OF ID
course of General J, TIA; Mr. Stewards apology wi
Do npped In the bud ana country spared this last
and worst hupiliA ion.