Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-24
From. SaArdIss BvssiHg Edition.
Shirt Of the Morning Press.

ia D.spqteh reviews a speech OF the bench
ma, NJ the goriIa-Fo-ney-in which he iEu'tr'tes as
the ,rpajnsss Of the southern mcWment" d.. Gar
pa, abandon ent Of bis m.ortaole bcuse (Which hts
besn c-paeatsd BY the Yalkeee) and thloving away
prohabls practice, 20 eide with his brethren OF the
nth. The Dispatch thinks that this Is jus. the aird
Of Illustration that would convey to the YA2k'' rine
tha csaress possible idea Of human nsdrep. FOE, BY
the Yankee standard, he must b. mad, iadesa Wbc,
for sny principle whatever, aDI impulse o. pairo,"
I'm, would throw away his earthly goods at BIS hon
or aud fame might daelnd untsrc he'd 10 bic children
l. Is not in Yankee comprehension how goods and eLAt'
ties mly be given up for the sake Of epi1ion.
Referring TO Judse Aisoeae Hols report OF "treS-
Fonabe associations Of enemies 70 the Ua0p,' tbs Ea
Oirsr thinks thas The existence Of such associations Is
proof that 'he bss, Government hat ths world ever
sav"is rot properly appreciated.
The Examiner says that fsnnsgsss begins TO tssse Of
thas cue OF humiliation mingled for her BY The "UoOO'
covsrss within her berders and the cup shall not Sss
from bsr until she has drain, It TO the srsg'
The KlaaiVer very ably pOriFsys he h'esouSnss,
or sore properly the grc,ssq1ansss o. the scene IN
vAi5h Llasoln, the rail-7P'l'tT, playing sr'eerst,
makes o. "eres proud psope," The esiag0s slaves OF
a salsp tailor. Ths humble de2aiso1 Of Tsensslseshs
S,oys.hps aod whining AZ wAssiuy'ce, praying that
lssir matter, LucoD, would rot U6'r the taller John-
AN 70 AXE away tie last CT their hbsres had better
grin and bar their present lis than court others ey
Saou DO. Of for worse thogs might Osfs them if they
mako sny faces. There ere guard houses aud hand
,,as IN n .sbvils, and in Klc1Vls is eIaboose.
s,sskrr OF tho doubts which some entertain regard
log the oonseientiousress Of MOTIVES BY which they
have been ao;u,sd in Their war against the domestic
Institutions the South, and in that which they are
pos wseiOE against lo5ItieO Independence and po
II ca sxi teuee the Examiner illustrates, BY lezrned
pcedeas the fac. thss The Uord has been Infinitely
more i;ced by the eLforcsmsn. AID proPs CATION OF
moral and religious ideas and Of cts than Ct Protested
4, vicious ones, insOnush aGsH Ws blot from the ar
mas o. our race those crimes witch have ben Perrt.
tr.,sd ,Tom plous motives, very few will remain ~
stigma upon human ia ure.
TIE Sen. mel undertakes to show tee tf2es Of pIo-
traoirg the va; AID lssdi1g fea u's makes ne
fIl,xi. exhibit Of .he burden and strain oShs vsr
o, tic meas Of tie enemy, both 10 uOn'y aud m'n;
Al,ss5y i, ia ts1ug the iore1uy Of oEr eneuiea TO
r,r. "a. they can boar their Ir-scut debt Tee No
fogal lP ilad lphi AiaHGs oe 1864 dsVo;es seysIal
pis,s u figures 70 sat c a7d tndesvors 10 oLetr
ia rssders b. cor p1rs0n OF tfe Il 60 Sfsee 4aue
with those OF G-ea' braln ! Is tu1-' ,u'y " ,SeN
Etea-d e. Illustrating A. oree ire urpf-ng aohtt o
a osorIs 10 endure te1ati0n ard tire most limit 10
v5;e,' n can be cared The Ha,o'ai Ahasnas s'es
she ya'uo Of rel srd rorIoasl ~ - m Great BE-
a, ai I-e,snd, in 1865 a; $50 AZ 10000. that IN
ne ".pv..n Amer can aie7 30 $l2 $50 90 OOO-tLe
bile debt Of the former a. s. Ola ,Sl 81 taA' Oh ms
,lar in O,,ober, 1868 q > III Ills 555 The anDu-
Al charge o. RE public deb in Engsnd per 'pita re-
A. 2s ~ re i,.eo a.Ss - Of. TIE population CT
9 B4tsh Kingdom is set Gown IN the a'o'e estimate
a. 10 rty moas tha: OF the "oys States At twenty
tour uilLops-sn &c ssiye es.imA'e.