Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-12

Spirit of the Morning Press

Spirit Of the Morning Press
hs Fyay,;nSr says that il believes that Lincoln u
,, M,g,,r.,s Of the snsmys country Tor four years
L.. md that be. with bis whole War Administration,
-. han, IN slsuzhter aud coL6scAticn than ever,
L,.d nv the great War interest," hungry for new and
-, snormous eOnrs acts The EzaER'Hsr considers Is
Iss 70 speculate on the possible revolt Ct the dissP'
r,rtsd rarity amongst our enemies, or the probable
b,s.k.down Of their financial resources, 81 all such
things are precsriOus and may not happen 1t is better
70 stare the situation As l. Is In the ace, aud not to
shrink from it for We do Il we're better for US ard
that va had never been born. There is but ,ne
ssrnasve, We must bs vctors or We must be Annihi-
lated Therefore, says the EEl'iH'T the strenuous az
t,ruipaOn to bring all our enrolled soldiers to their
p,ss. and We may then look upon the a'rsel'u' yam
kse ration going utter wreck IN the stcTm mas con
iured tor cur destruction.
T0s Eyayaiusy reviews Stewards Auburn spsech, eS"
tracts Of which will be found in another column Of cur
p,psr and hits on Mr.. wards 'WsighIy eoniiaeIA-
to1u IN ieciteul vein ct the same time it consoles
NJ seward with the bSpl that the rsSuls Of tas election
vuS, one upan vtch 90 vii be able 10 eonsraiulats
rs risOd, tie Emperor Of China - vel Is the G,And
sso, srd Shah Of Persia.
TIE Esan nsr says that nothing will drive ous OF The
hsad Of ne Yankee psorlo the Impression that We, tbs
ssoe,e ef these Confederate satos rad candidate in
tie geld for their Presidential election; that We are
msrsly eIecionserirg after fashion, for hcOlelln
II e Wished TO SECURE che election Of DsnocrAe Pc
siers az ths North does not seem to occur 10 that
p,ove lays the ErImasr, that the easier snd simpler
Way would have been 70 remain In the "Ulon' and
V5ts.
Tas Ssatinsl in ia own inimitsbs way, fuItains the
Presidents views in regard to his proposed u7eons,-
tdtOna interference with the PrssF, tu concludes on
ID, whole that be would do better 10 lot things Sard
ils. as they are. For the maehess intrepidiy thus
played, the thanks and hOmsge Of the country are
Vlry Cue.
O,e phrase Of this most stout dsfenes Of the liberty
o. tie press il lot iuoTdinstely lucid, 10 wit: TIE
P5L1rcAL (s.e) character of editors renders /: dli
eve mlt.er to pass them under indVisud roVeW.
ray Of the solar beam let in upon this dDgy idea could
not be unacceptable l. IL possible hst the floUg
log primer capitals 10 the word "rOlolP might as
,, tie general reader 70 clearer understanding Of the
mystery.
The Dispatch compliments NJ Tsouholm in high
terms;
We have fOrberae thus Ear to comment upon the re-
mort Of Ssereary Trenholm, becaue had O. s.Cdied
h vi;h tie attention il de. etyes /; is abe cOcu
melt; polite cut Ia opnoT the only possible road
TO e1rication from iCulu's Al i0'ms, upon me
whole striking COATES 70 the muddy, Ey''erou'.
esizm a. cal csmmgnicauOas We have been accustomed
10 ON that department. Nc. Trenholm gT's one eV'.
dsrUe snd il Il very stIkiUg enc. tEa ia IA man o.
business prsodolly qaant>d 9TH tie suSlec' he IL
treating OF, and not mere thetris'- H is the only
writer o. rpsAker Of the day. far "a W. csn r'c'e
who p 'ehsuds the enormous folly OF t'fkSr'Hg IN
tie cur sHcy folly 20 Hueh the larger porhon d
msoEi Strangely addicted, and OF which no np 3
ence hoEeVsr ended or severe ever eaIse!y cures
the vein.
The recommendations Of Ar. Trenholm arch brief,
bu ices Ike snd % tho purposes. We must no esys'
'au; p1is tho Productions o. u u years OF p,see,
end convert them into Uoiey for immeoAte us' 1 Is
is his basis-tLe feuadAGOn-s.rCng and practical
Then Is a begicnDg Of al shIt &, We must stop the
plingg pes-.hat is TO say, ", mu't In 10 no more
treasury notes after have ued eli that Nerc called
for D, the OF last b.ury. Tle Government must
pl.5gs iss faith % this HcL Mex, the notes are 10 be
exempt from taxAiiOn-;he stupid M asure OF tsHirg
tlem having a ready worried yast degl Of mischief
r. nv per cent of the tax knd il then TO b applied
q the redemption Of the and toe reduction of the
outs ancing amounts tterO snd this twenty per cent
a 20 bs applied aoruay until all hhl have been rt-
d,emed. As to the Of in proving he eur:enoJ
" n apcear from this hort Outhne oil Mr. trenholm
Wv ha he locks 70 lhe OF the country aene
70. furnishing them. Ard fon no other source can
they come aud in no oGher way can they Do erougos
Ca than By taxation.
Toe Enquirer says that the employment OF slaves "a
s)dsrs, was never sugge.tsd proposition prefer
sb % any Other bus solely a. remedy to VII Oh dire
nee ssiy got eventually drive the Confederate Gov
srzmslt This war has been called Shareholders var
Tbs, Of course the Bn7ursr 'Ades as iss; but t's
mendsoi'y. Of this c5args will not DO exposed his
eouatry shall decide the question by is ultimate edeet
upon reg saVery. TIE EHq,sr holds that the lef-
tier whether slaves bah be eonreTiPted, must be de-
cids5 Jp5n higher and nobler principle than ire
evils Ct free negrOism. As regards the eaestoo oil
compensation fr the negro, tho Bn9uJsT IS wholly OPP
posed TO IT, Il does not understand The principle BY
which While AN is eoo'ctiPssd aud slave paid for