Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-26
From ysitsrS~y's EssniEg Edition.
Shirt Of the Morning Press.

The Era1siasr thinks that the present week car
scarceIy pas without important rsWs We shan know
whether GsGpl Intends another mover ent nov, or con
tiuuea inactivity s'tin LJnchburg 10 capured" and q
srsat many other ihDes The Examiner does not think
there IA Actual foundation for the rumor Of Grants cs-
aaviaI movement; nevertheless, though uneOr6rmed
is not irrational To carry out his starvation plan on
the South SIDE Grant must have LypChburg, add he
ices 20, IN sr way to pOsse;s that ancient Owr.
Filling In that toe malaria Of the Arp,mAtcx will drive
LIN 10 The Hora Eide again u he persist In operations
sgalGst RiOhncnd Our contemporary Is waiting to see
whether Hoods victory is the commencement Of events
VhleS viii s1p.i Sherman rem Georgia.
The Eza1rinsr pess pronounced symptoms Of peace
movements ct the North. The manifesto Of tie N. z
D, raoCacy, "bOldly dsnOunCirg the whole policy Of
Lincoln aid bis friends would have conducted its
tacrs two years ego, Fort Lafayette; and when Isl
taken in osDuEctOa with the extremely bold Language
Of tie Ners, and mere especially of the Catholic
c1gsns, ibe NsfrePOltaH Record and FTesMG'si JclE
nal Il proves very considerable advance in the P-ry
Of PeacGan advance which has been gained By check
ing he other advance OF The Federal armies towards
RichEORd."
An Interview bstWeen Fremont and Wendell Phil
lips, and enc Hei0Esr, indicates coalition Of all the
clements sdVeIre 10 Lincoln, and Of these clemens
she Democratic party furnishes the largest contingent"
The iCIOWirg extract from the Examiner gives sum.
nary Of The whole matter;
He then goes on to declare that In making this Goa
l,oa with D .mOoraOy, be and his party must guard
beir priEepts like gold This is right: there is noh
IL ike prlLciple ard NJ. FGmonts principles are
Cleveland pla.fcrm-"fas the rebellion must be
overshroEn By force Of aIms-sn6 also SHAT slavery
~. n. ,f.l.s IL
W give up, thou gb Ee may consent 70 hold them
Ia sb5yanco ard pu, hem, ss l. were, IN his pocket
duritE tho great campaign, 10 get rid Of Lincoln ln-
Deed iLWOuiG be impossible 10 hnd mere Lotl1 con-
sUisndOu creature IUAu Nc. Fremont Ia the Q: urse
Uf he oOnVersaqon BIZ reporter HsiUEsr emphSti-
cAlT tells U.s. be expressed himself in tbs elern Hsy
at could b,come Pre- idsnt" said General TN ut,
RIr emphasis contrasting powerfully with his other
Hee very cain demesi or 'by giving up an iota OF my
pHncple eciAly in regard 10 elavery, would not
do it, srsr nsssr" Never. Of course. He and his
rends would oDiy 0oslesce with the 6stsb
lsh The . ana greatest primo plea change In the
Administrations and them &c TO lhoss other phi oples
he could keep hem saie all the time in the depths Of
lis bls NJ aud could bring them out and act On them
A. q more convenient season.
Tbs Ezaminsr likewise Aludes to the Danish war
sn6 Eoglaud's position in connection herewith ard
eIplsi5s her indsposition to involve herself In hOstli
lee with any grea: power;
Is unreasonable to make bitter reflections upon the
EuEls 50 aion for this caution England u only 6esl
rcas 60 so on peacefully nindirg nee own business,
e.yi * her i,lloE-Cre4uTes by LIBERAL and o. IN
e. rt rsfnl chrssa9.sng her heather, through Man.
cas- Ma uiactuTes, binding In the golden chain of
CO ,l % al he natons OF the world, and Harvesting
them Z. .bc c8r Of progress" She wants for
ht o,i oSber nations are co wicked ss 10 hsh',
ser bang ~ mfs on Is TO make the most O. that
a5sr-S IL money. She wiling allowed France
81 tha stir In hsinu
yell ascsed shat she WOul1 france out Of tbs
act Let Shosc will Conquer TIE world tn, vi tloshe
IT, TIE French have just queied Cochin China and
have been hIFerIng themselves that ,heI Will have
noble IGde with that country in vaD; land has al
ready taken thu MEASURE o. the Cochin Chinese for
bTescht- E,eu Whgu she herself lie drawn into va
as lately IN tbe Or mea che conrVes TO pay It's txOen
ses By oper new Cu5ts Tor Ter msnutAe uIes. Fnus
al the ms the slitd fest ttld the Back sea- the ras
an tnormOGs demand TO- Manchester good, in al the
Turkish ports 10 pay for OIcassian sAVes. Taero 90
event that The Ingenious Eagsh nation cannot turn to
sceount the Interests OF eVlG tion and "hnman pre-
gTsss-"
The Dispcte6 finishes Up the "StuS'iOn" BY saying
hsi /; hss Locked promising as it does on this
uorning OF tee 25.h OF July, 1884,
The same Paper saJs
at may be sA'd Of the war which Black Republic
i'm has Wssed fer the emancipation Ct Southern
eRrOes thAs has resulted o;ly 10 the eosaVement o.
Eo,taera White. Nothing "a lels them Of their former
.s,o but tie old A4g and because its stars still shine
A6ove hSr heads they do nos that they area the
sDupodas,"
The Enquirer Is joyful over Hosd's victory, and
thinks 10 wll follow up his advantages and driV, the
eotmy Cut Of Georgia,
Tie Sentinel 81 des to the ruUOrsd Phillips Fremont.
D Iacera ic siarT, aad thinks that fremont wants
&c ss Pres dent any price, DO will be perfectly willing
20 run IS the peace candidate.
TIE Sentinel also attacks the Schedule Of Prices"
We hops that The unanimous voice Of the press of this
ety. ADDED to tho weight of OpoiOu in the country will
itauescs the Commissioners. o ly revision and re-
dayton of this astonishing schedule avert the most
dEAstrcus cons. qusnces.