Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-15

Northern speakers 10 Congress- 70 the eject that ga
very has received is death blow.
Fha N,r,hern people have become unaltsrAbly con-
vDced that the Republic can never again have security
vith Slavery 10 is bosom. Their purpose hxed that
an end shall be made Of the curse, and that whatever
vesKes Of Il the sweep Of conquest leaves thA De an
rihat ID by an amendment OF the organic Law OF the
RsDubl c. and in such fOrm "a TO make reappesrance
In sny future time impossible While the war has linus
determined the Northern people TO make 10 terms wiz
Slavery it has ju4t ulslt rably fixed the purpose
tie ruling clas 60 Of The South to take no ,I
Slavery. Trey know full well tbSt t VII DC
imuoss h., at or what has happened, for ever
a. bsva mace in tbe Union and therefore DO not Lea
tae 10 ttske It's existence absolutely ON the lsSs
%. Th.v vould bs As deaf to all Ihers maze ~ tne
North In its bshalE uih view to reunion, as tney
are I, The persracns Of Europe TO make az 0'H "
e. vi view g rec gaiton OF inu' n, ~ N,,;opsI
~, ,re var alone to the matter IL tne HatoHa'
M e,als Slavery will d io5thWi ana LOT
80 n ~, ClaiedsraeJ" prevails, /; will i've Aho
!; ill thrive AM Gomineer 10 al extent neVtr s,eh er
even hoped for before.
"R sh Feeling Al ths Sinking Of the Alabama Is the
heading Of nearl, column OF glOrAsstOa over the
late Yankee victory ca ohelbOurs. The article closes
thus:
We are not surprise at the state Of ling Wh0h led
10 such m statements Toe E1glsh feel 10 lher hesf'S
a. the eoIA O. their oSn. IL vas ionSnI ni!n
EJElin Duub Nefstl, HttA A9B'9N So
powder, AEd a. gish crew. S;m9es ope31y care arc
TIA; his best mea see trained on board sn Angls'
man of-ya. the EzeslIsnt -Snd 10 have vessel u
bul,, and thus ned and sqiipIed, 20 easily ot'
stroyed By an AmericAn VessCl Nlbh 30 IN IL 5uy "
herselG t0ueLes ire old spot, tne ST blow upon
watch Was 81. usk W1eI the g of the GHsrTsrs e.mt
down. We can well ssord 10 let their Ttxattn WOE
tseT "a 10 ovations mmss, spd 81 lieGgs oVsr his
crepe 20 tn E1klsa vc'sl We doubt, Eo"eTer
whether il lsmOunl TO enough TO procure him snoihsi
ship.
few lines Of editorial are devoted to "The Situation
Ia ueorgs although the writer admits that situation lT
DO Of tie deepes: ineres. and Importance O~iug t'
the mountain lu4 nature OF the cOuntry, bnston ba
been able 10 make SAermau's advance drhiut aud ''
retard him considerable tiue.
But the enemy seem Low to have got TO the lat de-
sbsiTe Line of Atlanta outside OF toe city irh,aton
-,he line &C tie UhattshOceLe; AID our army has To-
lowed bin closely up to within short distance vi t1s
lne Ii We can ROW force him to genera! battle or
Es can eC an inVCs nent Of ALBANIA, We shs 3d. 81
the breaking Cd OF LisamJ II Johnson eVAeu"s
lAata-W ich We 60 net believe be viii do without
serious dsieuce-he may sill keep up tbs hgat ouhng
the Summsr in tfJrts to de:eGd H. eogevle.
We have bu; one comm ut 10 make On toe above =
In no cent will Sherman succeed in breaking up John
SO . army. Atlanta mag be evacuated, aud Aiiesge
Vi e also bat JohusO1's army will remain htacs UA-
less driven 10 6ghs contrary to his convictions J1nn
3 sn will maintain his amy unimPaiEed IN ruinber
III il tie slo,e of the Sasbut 10 whA: part OF Georgia
WI then be found, no one pre:ends to Conjecture