Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-19

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stand rnsatiHed sith the poor strf dosd ont 70 ne
from unpatriotic lips Many of the devices on Iner
bsnneri indicate their total lack Of loyalty 10 u'"
| country or to bumsnity.
rHu WORLD AID TIE rIAOE MIN.
few dsys sgo, We copied paragraph from the Ne"
York Nsrs, repudatlng Mcclellan. The OompostOr
substituted "worId" for News" in the credit line
causing Ia to appear that the World bad rtJaceo the
Oblcsg, nominee. Ths " World" endorses bin, re-
prt and parades the letter Of acceptance as "hcOie
, Platform "aDd this kicks out Of the fold the up
holders of the Chicago connection:
! "76 Whom it Nay Concern"
Tbsqk God for purified, regen,r .ted, disenhrsued
| d ,mocralo party Thank G that every burden Is
tfted from ia b'ck every impeachment removed IRON
4 its victorious path
,nt men who have be. the Of the party baTe
gone out of the party. Close 10 the rank j Wslncme
the new TeOTui,s Now go into the November hgnt
without hAE In aFmoE, with iut speck uIol our
stalness ahield and WITH dead OF q fire IN the
| rear"
T,e World talks in this way with perfect knoslad
that what n calls "McJleans Platform" Is decidedly At
variance with that on WHOM he MAS nomiaated-th't
on which his party saw fit plaza self and thence So
lott the votes Of the people. The deleg es Of the Ds-
mocrscy of every ssas deliberately and carefully set
forth their principles one Of their candidates makes
for himself very different profess OF Of faith add pre-
sen,ing It, cooily says:
Believing that the views hece expressed as those
of the UOnVeution, and the people you represent AZ
cept the nj mination.
TIE Tribune, in commenting upon the HOrlE1 para.
graph, says;
Gen. MoJlelAn's d" views are " tho Of toe 0O2Ven
nm il uspabS not she case Toe ruling idea of that
Convention very plainly set forth IN I'D Platform, IS
| ths: "1hs War Tor the Uoion ia failure, s3auSe
blunier; the Union caRuot be restored oy hShtng
tna tue course step toe War aud initials Aegoh-
| alioEs for cordial, smicAble re unlon-no other
| beng practices Die, nor dearable. saeh, We euo-
| mit 10 every clnhd, intelligent mlLd, Is the
| sprit the essence OF the chicago Platform.
| Tns 10 worry well expressed ID the terms 81 that
| document-ihere use IN varying them unless "
1n.sss Il rent ida But General McUiei!ans c)n
csecn of cur du,y and policy IS tiIen! radically,
irrecoacilably 6isreni; hence his language de be-
syes il the duty o. ths RsbelI 10 Return 70 obedience
60 the Fsdta Constitution, laws and authorIlei nay,
ncrc h. believes Il duly TO MAKE them submit, II
that be- necessary TINS may be great improvement
on the Chicago aaorm-We certainly thmk is-but "
IL "a hOrse Of auotte; c1or, decidedly. Gsn. Noel
aus letter is better sued TO the Acceptance OF nom
nation on the BIlimore than on he lineage Platform
THE NORTHWESTERN uLYssTs.
The Rli,raoat National ("Wsst Virgials) .A's that
Ulysses n ArneIt, delegate from tia; dslric. 10 the
O olgo Convention, reached homo last SATURDAY., aud
| E.as Immediately surrounded by all the OF apidaLed
,iyalfy OF Pairmont learn bis i1eas respecting the
prospec. sf their second choice u Davis Is their rs
choice jor the Presidency. We lsArn that he gave
them ,us comfortable assurance thar Mcclellan you'd
be elected and that the war against h two sons hsir
M and al their friends lighting Tor ihsir rghts
mia DO Instantly pJzO; that tue Creates. freedom
of spet on wi, then prevail and the MARTYRS row con-
fined il IiucOn's stiles will be released Asnett IL
seems Was no allowed TO speak or vote ia the Con-
Vcn,on bu: his preesDco there was M DOUBT very
genial 10 himself and gratifying 10 tho Democracy
| gsseFa!ly.'
rHE CaOP5 IN TAAKSKLAbD.
The Tribune occupies AZ entire psgs Of its issue Of
the Is D. Win tabular exhibit Of crop prOsp,c and
resulo in tie Norhera sni Western States and the
Ca sdss and s4ys, edi;OTisly:
On the whole, there are good crops tte country
through Tue dry had lie effect, but 10
the Il ent OF destroying LarVes' IN May plao Is,
even of reducing them as Was eEPece largely below
the average. Ia New. ifk ate, for instance, the
crop of Whea. ID estimated at tr1m oae-e TO
hail lesJ than usual eight or ton counties, while
the remainder Il is fgl average crop or more. OofD
10 much worse in Iropotton-tGe proportions 10 fact
be n about reversed, that in rot more ibal eleven
ouuaties does the yield come up 70 the average Oats,
aauu do even than this, bus their deficiency s
partly balanced by full average crop OF rye. HlJ is
~ least th.Fd lees than u 'ual
Ths Wtsl however, 6hle it does not rel o.os 10
of thoee magpdcsnt harVests which exceed estimate
aud expectation, Yields 80 beautifully as TO pui at
all apprehsnsou Of any hing hks a short crop, and Of
scarcity oven for the unusual needs OF such year
| this Tie great dmiuuiOu OF labor, AID the general
6routh of months duration, have not suloed &c
rsauoe the crop below fair average 10 Ilinois, whoa
varies a good deal N did jrens cOunIes-il soma Is
fOasth llrSer thao usual IN few is less In many Is
about as usual IA the southern part Of the State"
avs the r. port "winter Wdsa looks good eprDg wheat
throughout the Safe ia ltte below ths average Corn
promises well ali the State until it reaches points
200 NILES south Of Chissgo. Crop Of Osts larger" 10
ONO wheat is below the average; rather better;
cats decidedly better crop than usual 10 Michigan
/. ia known thai maay crops we're burned, so thai The
| average Yield is considerably reducsd.
TIE R.bI leaders, North and Soutb, have all sum
mer long cherished hopes OF embarrassment TO mtry
operations directly and indirectly, from the predicted
failure Of wheat and corn, ana oa.s. 10 that, in
other calculations, they 10 be dssppo mol Bead
stus are not TO be nor dear Tnese Is TO be no
want among the peoE lie, no famine pricss, 10 exoIb
t4ut demands upon the treasury 20 sustain the es 10
the field 81 far az our essential resources are con-
cerned the a and Wiuter will 6nd AbundantlJ sup.
pled-lull gr4nsries at home, and ships laden With
great cargoes for fos,gn Tsrs. There seems EeG-
sou 10 doubt that tIpJris will be larger 10 proportion
to imports than last year, and perhaps As Shso
lutely Be thst as Il mpy, this assurance o buHcie
crops for no ne consumption is scarcely less import
snt omen of SUCCESS than cent trumpls In the held
ard will contribute, they have done. largely % aug
meat and oou6 m that coI6denos which last week
| neWed in the minds OF the people
| FORr SUMTER 6KH. TRKMOsF.
Ths Washington correspondent Of the 1TibGns says
OIL Dana, OF the l4sl Pennsylvania Regiment, who
has just returned from unfer fire at Ohsrleston, re-
pors thst Ia assured by parties who had been Gu.
to For, Sumter, that it rspdy settling, add in a
very short ime it Was believed the would enter
the lower tier of embr sures. Ii is fact we'll known
20 cur engineers that this forhcaoD erected upon
quite O thin point of sand which strata Of sand rested
upon soft, pulpy mass of dsbrs
Information, deemed Trustworthy is received 10 the
effect that General Fremont has llloed his letter Of