Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-05
THE oosTiDIRArR POSITION IMpaKaxAsLr.
[FIOm the London Times, Asg.I7l

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Justice TO the Federas alone would compel The world
to acknowledge that the Confederate position Ia In
pregnable. Both by sea and By land tue Sou IN Ter
Itory 10 termed for d. nee. Al except mere fringe
OF tho vast territory 10 as unc0L aered il was
three years ego. |. ia Iot &C all necessary that VIC
should ike one side more than another or think better
OF the cause; out We may see pany that il will never
be beaten. Where, however, advice utterly fIls
aud is not taken kindly the great lesson NO wish
TO impress the Cabinet vi Washington il that Iii
gsnts are not III judges OF their own quarrel aud Will
therefore, II they are wise take advice accept umpfes
or bow 10 tribunals.
Here is great aud amenlable Instance In the quar-
rel OF Denmark with Germany. The Am n leans are
only don wnaE tho Dlres nav1 done to sLer cot Ii
you'd not be su easy task 10 arO between Nor
ana South. cay vii como han ireland will net
shed its blood Ike water for purely American quarre
nor will the Americans themselves.
Streets full cnpples, orphans, and widows, felss
titled by Wcmsn, ana trade passing ilto tie hands Of
WY arrived ioregnersf will be ssrrole comment on
The successive calls of millions. ~
The Nav York correspondent Of the London Tine
continues 10 represent that the demand Tor pesce is
me Increase in TIE North. He says: "Tae Iext mon
r0mlses be eysnliul Qua both In politics and
aud possibly also in finance. The star Of pace Ia 10
{. o ascendant The Is admitted failure. I he
North has undertaken what It cannot accomplish. IL
mas air ady pad more than it likes in men money
character aud The substantial blessings OF liberty ana
g.
We're McUltlsn ~ come brayely ous and declare en-
phitealy ira! he was Tor peace and COMPROMISE, no
otner Candidate could stand before Tim. The Issue
Wou DO between bin and Fremont aud ,hs triumph of
tier would in all probability BRING con promise Il IL
d,d not bring Union"
TEE BILYAsr RIors.
Dispatches from Belfast TO On ght Of the le;h An
gust repre- hat the rios still without the
slightest chance Of sbAtng Zoe greatest excl eu,en
preveied, business suspended, and ell housss
closed.
Several dreadu acts had ken place between the
police AID the mobs. The p.lce had fred and wound
cd about thirty psIsonstso MORALLY and killed three
There ntay sixty persons in ell wounded BY gun.
shols.
There we're ore thousand nine hundred infantry, two
troops of cavalry snd eighhhundred and Iory consa.
Dies on duty.
Soldiers had taken possession of the gunpowder
stores opresent them from falling into the hands of The
mob. TIE sandy Ros" mob assaulted the Roman
Catholic mill guls going TO their work, the "PJunG
Street, mob aid the sane with the P.otestan. girls
The Catholics he'd meeting and appointed q deputa-
ton 10 Dublin to require Governments to appoint Com
missoners TO govern the town, as they had conf
dercs in the magistrates. subscription tor the pur.
chase of ere arms was sl,o set on ioot
The Roman Catholic B shop had issued an address
cilrg the Caholcs not t. participate 10 the riots
bat 10 exercise the greatest iorUeiraDce.