Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-16
ADDITIONAL PROM THE UNIFIED STATES


ADDITIONAL PROM THE UNA ED STATES
T:Om our latest Mort orn files gather the follow
ing additional enR, among which the sui joined might
n called imp 1rtAnt II it we're not 20 areicaL l. Lin
e,ln does no. yet know Mr.. Davis disposition he will
nsvsr know 1t. His spy commissioner, Jacques and
Glaors Is vas TO bs supposed had fully Instructed him
| on that Suij ses;
ys.cs OoNMIssIoHsRs 70 ~ SECT 70 RIcRnoED,
lam told that Mr.. Liz coin, taking hint from the
ssssKe Is d. sed 20 mAAs the hfst steps, and wAiys
ms the point qiStte aside, 10 END commission
10 ohmond 10 oaer 70 ASCERTAIN tue disposition q Nc
| n via OIL that suit c..
u greatest jence (Iiss here emopg the frierds
i IS The adminlstA ion that th1 day OF re
,o,cihs;ion With the sou!h hAs arrived that the Sub
IN naops desire ~ aud that any SovsLcs on the part
or ~. North Ill sLsI direction will be wseoms ell over
The O niede ary aid viii tend powerfully to bring
both sections together.
Ths Washington CORE pendent Of the PHILADELPHIA
| Ledger says;
GRAFT pressure has already been brought upon The
as,dant 10 induce him 70 appoint commissioners TO
chmOud Tor the Pu:p1ss OF s0u.ding the authorities
- nat oty upon the sui 'o oil peAle. The moment il
rsvsrdd as rvbAbly the most ting during the war;
| vEAr 1HI IAKKEEs SAT- OF IHs P1EIIDEkrs MESSAGE
Tho following, which We copy from the Nav York
Would viii serve to pint out the tendency of public
opsion in "a. kasGOm with regard to the Presdent
NessSge
Ths closing paragraphs Of e. Davis osssg s have
aurAo cd COZ Isbl1 eegies saenion here Fhese
are entelJ devoted 10 the peace Ieslon
hio6 ~ lreae by the reb Pesdsnt IS it Levsr val
hefore II You ImiIe srtentTey tue structure of bi.
sentences you fail b. struck with tn prticu.
lar torm Ia which the possibility OF peace with the No III
ia brfsenttd O)ntray 10 the phIaseoogy used in his
psfyious message, Mr Davis does consider the re-
coRuiton OF the Independence Of tie Suth the only
way b, which peace can be reachedi but he substi o
ros the word independence the word right which makes
consider .ble a,nerOLcs Evsry one has not c,d
his popularity 10 the message, aud is disposed to find in
| il the iCrelunner OF com ng peace.
NAuHILIAN RECOGNIZED.
The World in al editorial paragraph, states the fol.
loving, whic may be taken with good deal o. cil-
eumsp, ion. H. Is endowed with no political for-
sight Who attempts TO prsdc. what the inveterate Joker
OF the White House VII attempt in the way Ct prod
giOus joke:
Toe statement in the Courier ds Eats Unis, tina
1imlan hiss refused 10 hsvs anything to do With The
Southern Oenfsderscy, vii! not reoog it, 10 sig
ni6oant in o:nnfC ion with the following Isssge In
| litter in the same paper dated oc.obsr "a:
lean Assure you that Nj Day on has given to
Dfouyn de L,uys The assuTa o,Ahst If Mr. Lincoln 10
| re-elected not only will he not attempt anything
sRainst The new order OF things IN co; but lurth
en- that he will CfhJi'y reoogs z, it as be lie
rid Cf bis CoUgretP, bfltr the tf hsIoI. | have
t 10 fem good source. in trusting to which | Lave
never had reason to repent
So We r,sums the arrangement has been for MAXI
milan not u intrigue with the OoaedSrates, in which
clrc he vii bo REQ gazad by the ncoln admuislra
| ton as soon as Congress- is got cut Of the way
The following s the paragraph alluded to:
From the Cou Ter des Etits UniP, Nov. IL
Ssysfsl lapers an OuI Co. very doubtful authority
that secret aIranL nen, having the character of
alarCe (, nve and defensive 'X ate between the gov
erOmen. Of the Emperor N ximlian and that OF the
O Iniederate Ssa e5.
We are in position TO cobrsdiet caiegoroally tha
| false news The imperial government of hCI co bss
never entertained aud not entertain the least ce
mun.csiOn with that of Richmond.
osG WILTON IRrsa 70 IMIsRATI TO SPAIN.
From ths Msdhl oonsspODd nOs
Ths Poi OF OF the emigration OF 600 900 Irish to
span win hs obisc ef here settling, each
day mao likelihood OF suec'ss at least rom the infoI
mltion Worit of oredi which comes to us. NegotR-
tiC n With the old binst sIe going on.
boEHE, IN wa YANKEE ARMY ON ELKCTIoS DAY.
The following morale of army election will doubts
les be- OF eoa,ed whilst l. will to show that in
the army &c elsewhere the election with tho Yaukss
nothing slolt Of faca. The correspondent OF the
Void thus describes the excitement OF election day In
the Yal kse army
L. Ia notorious fact that in this army and especially
among the volunteer reg mens who alone did the Vo.
ting nearly all the officers beo"g to the dominant
party Ffom il they have received the appointment 9
ihsv hold and through fidelity to It. expect prefer
| msnts hereafter. Toe feE Democratic thicers found
featered through the Sc l. e fcisniy strong minded
to maintain their old and tune hOnOrsd creed and poll
Ral affiliations WELD but little influence aud their good
or i'll will is not mater to give much concern to any.
body.
No zane nan will der that this IA co that oircum-
stances comtioe 10 render IL impossibly that It
can be Otherwise even those in authority to de-
| siTe il The men-;he soldiers IN the army-knoW
this The knoSicdge cannot bS col aled from them,
for tho mass OF them are intelligent and thinking men,
With this knoHledge, they appear In preeerca Of their
officers dep lsii their bllJa ReoolSct that these
| officers exercise great p9ser over them. Without
Overlapping the bounds OF their legitimate sphere Cf
| action, they may impose bu den5 srevous to bs
| borne" on the should ~ Of those under ther CON-
maud; or they may tighten their birdons and make
theIr yokes easy. Ii is them the men depend for
flrloughs fro du y aud for all privileges the
service allows IL ia their ina rest, OF, Of least they
suppose to b. to GUSTAV the party that has sustained
| them.
have to day cast their ballots fer Mr.. Ii In while
wishing that his opponent may be elected Ths will be
denied but il true sGt many here Wruli confirm it
il no. deferred by the self tame powerful which
operated 10 DflGR lBe lecS epout iIet3rce anO
me t. relate an incident that occurred to etlf this
Gvent 81 rode into regimentA camp and inquired Of
| . sergeant
'Hiw hsa the tl,cion in your regiment resulted ser
gssnY
oh, Il will come cut ell tight, guess, EirY
What do you Call all rghti
| We'll, mean il is going all right i
'Ex c ", but Is there q msjori'y fer Lrcon or Nc
Clellan think your (rde ballot, bad not Jet bten
ceunts1)
,Wnion Eould yeu cal ''all right9' said be.
"Why, if N. Clelsn should have 9 very Urge m =
ior.ty," answered.
"Juss 3d. Well. bslievs be VII get big share q
the vote. hut I'm afraid i Tont be mi 'riiy."
afraid to tell what no thought lest he might indicate
bis preference and have 1t made puho to his deiment
This l. the case with multitude, These men are moi