Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-25
VOLUME LVI.-NUMBER -t2

: Llc origin And we may here remark, tina,
there exists in 10 composition We have eve,
seen the same amount OF fi,,schood in the sam,
space lfdi>posei to reply to such lying vlilIiica
ton We might ask who won the battle oi nui.
, ford E. H.. under General Green: Whcr'
stood General Hull in the late war: WhC
were the ,ncn that won the battle of New Or
leans under General Jackson: Who command
ed at Chippewa and Lundv'S Lane: Whcr,
was the Palmetto regiment in Mexico: Who
was General Taylor and General scott: v,
nave no disposition to undcryauc the bravery
, %! The North. and consider tabolitonSts ami
can;irg fanatics aside that the people OF all
ccrcEs Of the country are equally brave.
From the y i I:ven'n. po.,. Oct. !;
TIE BRODEEICK AND TERRY pUEl
: yIH"iNiNN', !TQyuuU-.
IN ;Ls LG;t1rs NJ N. I'r-aDy It,,:
ca the BrolcTck aud Terry Due. a!!o" me - SAY
'i the ehoicc Of tine weaIoU> no; fallen - .Iudgc
Tory, ;aa; luei l.ad ngvcrt"kr,. place.
Wig did tie glya.ry noc - iW;o the dGrl viii! The
courageous, BUrliu..nci B"v:>c !.e had selected
lis and could 40: hay. igI.>.vd .: detective ole
W.. axe luarly dfc!- aycr:ci IN the south, ana he
"t!isiii"s adjusted to the 'nt!rc satisfaction OF a!I
lar,iv>: Because neither can cc the advantage o.
;hc J'Hv: And VII: did Tho d'1uii!ed ami gcnt,c-
manly Denver no, challenge Gen Jas. Lane, e,who had
Used foY srd him language Li-L,y o!cn>ivr' simply
hrcr-c :! .t Wi;h lin Lane. y, Jack licudrr, u,
Il ga."y Calhoun AMI War l!"r-e 'IJ!> assured hIu,
Vs. 10, i sal: tiiEg.
Whence al! til, cry "iJoas,ri ciiYary: II does not
arse from The blood ui The slain ~ Washington ~
I'D i;ndci.,hur. in the late war with Great Britain.
i.r ;i.r ch.v:ry rgt!cGtvd Tnnur; from Mu-u; and
D.Nrm', inc and were ;!r>; cctu;urccd when the!
r,qc.cG the arms oi those vino lad invoked tie >i-
ri, Il WAYNE aud the electric battery OF Fr4nsu--
J. i, 10. a!c ci,hcr b. reason OF: tie battle ol Ruy
Ia Vista. '"s there too. ;iry were retiring in d.
Hu-:' i.uiH tie Ici't, when three regiments 81 H.
mui> NUlUu.r,r> me Gc,cS,ci sons - PUrau ,rc>
throw t'-u-tivr- ~ IT," breach ami saved liz" day.
could 'l.. recount more dariUgac: p: yalpr "err
20 r'rarc the report q" III" c"i officer III command
= III, city oi McNco, where the El!>: Regiment Of
New urk Volunteers after cpu..Ic. too -..rsiMWry
Tor ny other - withstand, u~c"ldcd lie heights. aud
planted the stripes and stIr> :hcrc. lave t"i II tiI-
inrry with ruy Southern brethren hccau>c "a- born
-ri .rri IN ;ha' -cct'on. and the place .. my h-t.
liz 30, made -IcTvi b! tie t0EIp Of JET
.-">rr.
The Calhoun referred to above, Oh account oi
his name has been constantly denounced hy
the Abulit!onistS. AS y Southern man. when The
fact i> lie was born and brought up in MaSSa.
chu>rrtS. and cmigratri to Kansas from Spring.
ticli. in Illinois. You will havr seen that he
died 1T >, .Jo>ephS Missouri on the l%th inS,
The Tribune OF this morning touches very
lightly ON the llarpcr's Ferry in>urrection.--
Thinks il was only few fugitive negroes, w!o,
in making Tor the North star. were checked
at the bridge and hence the difficulty. That
abo.i;iomists had nothing To do with ii; ana al
best. that il was but 4 small affair, which, Of
ro,,rsr, world be soon crushed cut. The Times
urv calls the attention Of lis readers to II,
without comment The fact Is. these organs Of
the 'rrcDrc<sioic conflict, know perfectly
well tina, such proofs OF their doc;riae as those
developed b. the late insurrccton, will tend
seriously 10 damage their party Of Black Re-
yuhiicanl>ln. throughout the country By this
outbreak the people will be able TO perceive
,hc beginning Of the end Of such reasonable
teachings Hence, you will find the free soil
aud abol;tion>t organs, throughout viii be
either disposed TO suppress the truth regarding
il. or 10 pGliatr its attrocity. And should the
,,oundrcIS, Brown and Cooke, in thr melee be
.hot or hanged, they will no doubt be held up
- Saintci martyrs Of liberty.
The "Evcning Post OF this afternoon has y
strange editorial article in reference TO the in
,,rrection, and paIliatcs Browns con'Inc!, it it
does not defend it. by saying that he was in.
.;.nc--a charge never made against him when
he was committing his outrage. in kansas.-
w rs .AnbCTS'Nl. NObhf illii ptliCI NliiSs WIN
Brown, also insane? The Post states that
the ire" negroes of New York say that they
know that M insurrccton was planned TO take
place in Maryland and Virginia, which was to
have been carried into effect on the 2ith inst,
ard thai this seizure of the Arsenal was to be
tic .i.nal. but which was premature.
GOV. Wise has acted with Just such energy
as his friends expected in Such IN emergency.
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