Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-30
Ron ysssuoays EvsHiNg Edition.
Shirt Of the Morning Press.


So 4, a cheerful article en- The Campaign
a, ,ssI goss over the whole ground Of alternate sue
80 reverse 70 our arms, during the three and
half years Of tie war, md comes 70 the eO0ou'Ol na'
,cmp,rsd with the condition Of the foe, We are IN
better condition at thia moment to make good our
dssp,s han At any previous period Of the struggle"
Il ,.so reviews "LlnoOln's claims on the SOUTH and
demcIshes that individual in column and quarter OF
satire l. holds that LnCOn's insaate thirst for mill
tsry fame has been blessed boon . the Confederate
Cau.s inasmuoh a. to bis marplOs cOntnVsre1s are
We indebted foe many Cf most valuable sueSessea.
Commanding on @An old soldiers" surprise at oosery.
lnV the spruce apparel and gittering insignia o. rask
sDor,ei by Colonies aud oher ODDS and ends OF official
militia humanity, in Richmond, the SsssiHsl ventures
tSssuession that our second eass in 0ydsr 80 male
themselves respectable, and their dress parade sue
ssss," should cake good WAliOU in the dit"
TIE Dispatch, whilst awarding al erect to General
HAMPTON Tor the Important services rendered 6y hin
aimee bis assumption Of she command o. cur mounted
troops thinks that some change shogd b asoPtsd in
The matter Of our cavalry system. /. shows how,
viths.sndng that the men Who COM ose our cavalry
are an good riders, and almost without exception, SOL
dsrs Of approved good VAOr that tss OF the ser
vice "is evidently nOt 90 such O0ang - 1t ought 70
BE-. TIE Dispaleh believes thai raids" upon rail-
roads aud other places have had much 70 do with any
Intieney displayed By our cavalry, because, from ths
dssul,ory mode OF warfare sPrng irreguiAriJ and az
discipline among the meni sni Wal'. tie ed.Ois there
Of do nos profess be military mea, Il IS neVorthe-
les clear % then {" that utloGt some change IN the
system We can never peo decided success, md tat
without decided success came. expect 30 sad the
war"
ne Enquirer iuterp,eta ",hs extraordinary delish'
with When ths Yankee press and people greet any mill
tary Advantage which they may OBTAIN into frantic
sxhbralon cous, q1sn upon the aoush. thas 'hs var
that bee NOR tnas hsuuts thcm-sh soon cease,
ana leave them ria % is old IOr ur,s Ia that
happy deivsra1ce the YAakse soul will 10, 10 sort o.
p5H zeal Cathay; for then slAu ghare be no more Use
Ing for dssr lite 70 Osusda; blown Of 6uges
or sound Of ing and drumming; no uCrs For. Della
wares with their gloomy Gunse0as classmates and
everybody t.ceorduz 10 bis pecula, fl-oil an Yalk.e
land oil 6.d his hopes iu.hl.d Tlus, 'le ab1ldou-
isL with our people IN utj oiOO, viii SATISFY his ma
Eguiy With the SGD; OF mat people In ooLdsge-'he
Democras viii hope 70 6scone IN Il" tsrOVg5 the
assistance tb. Southern votes Ill, give him So. Sc.
Bas tns EpSura does Lot think that these Yankee
hopes vii bsar pleasant lru'a,e. I-dyed t azsa'ss
the calculating Aboiitonil' "sta. 80 ssoud make
most uspo6 able servants - sad whilst reminding Tie
cedayus race across the line that gary not driven
from SIC Valley; Sherman las met his No CIV; Forrest
a abroad and h OOnedsraye c,uss cul looks upward
And onward tohbeTty aud udaP niclc,' iOreshadCWs,
IN hopeful words, the Catastrophe Of he North.
The Eralgips, Weighs The isn Of Atlanta, and tie
6seUne successes Of Sheridan in the Valley, agAius
the sGpp5sl.ious peace sentiment Of the NIrth, and
sonelud,s that the Chicago Convention WAs WIetehtd
And hooking delason-.he cr5S'urs o. Circumstance,
aud tie 10 lower If events. That CouVen ion, The
.Rsep.iusr holds, amid the bhEs Of greAs Yankee
"ySo cry would have boeu more shan for var IN
hs platform than "a KeClel'su's letter Of accept
ance. and hence the E1IsiHsr drAss the deduction
6that a maigcaa hatred Of the South is and has t.
Ways BEEN the predominant sentns mt at The NoElh'
TIE Examiner aEo shows taas the North has no d.
sire 70 make any terms with the Confederate Safes be-
yond such az shall looE 10 its oWn Advancement, and
believes that abe hes! policy Is vigorous bg6tiug the
Only SAFETY lies IN srOrg armies and well fought b-t'
te,."
The E1ara', En- also makes plain Eaglaad's dOubl9
dealing and cunning diplomacy ia the matter OF its
fiendship for tie Yankees. E gland sees her neigh
Dor aud enemy France making gigantic strides IN the
ACQUISITION Of power on this Continent aud it i5 uos
improbable ID nks Che k1siEsr. thu Seward has Civ
en- gland sors hopls CT ihe Uli cd Safes crushing
tbs power hereafter abopli fortune favor them in their
war with the Confederate SA.es, in return for Eng-
lands cOun.snsDcs at the present lime.