Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-09-06
THE FREEuEN'S JoUREAL-THE rRErsr,

ties at Washington, Mr.. McSIasie.. =:
able Editor Of that paper, has rrso!s.%~: /
continue it, and has issued in lis s,r.f
paper, which is styled the "Freemen,. 8
In hls address to the public he >,,'
the "Freemen's Appeal will be 4 jr.. /
per from tho 'Frecmcn's journal"
The following cosent reasons for tn
"rhe journal was conducted CT ~
that the press was free within the Im:.
corn,non and statute laws Of tn. ssyc.,
The 'Frcemen's Appeal will be is,,.s !
distinct understanding that under ,ba-
Of government inauguratea BY Mr. IT,.
his Cabinet the press is not free, !.
be under the old United States v.y,,..
In consequence Of this new cr,ior -;
he proposes hereafter to avoid az rc,. {
the deplorahlc political and miIi,..-
Transporting, and to c~ontiae h. +
the discussion Of the great 1ucg,ian -; !
and religion, that lilo deeper than IL. I
politics"
"If, however," he adds sa-c,s,;,,n.
Lincoln and Mr.. Postmaster. Gener,in l.
the rest OF that virtuous Cabin, IS
got ready a new theory Of morals |* +
10 which all newspapers hts: y;e:j
support or be suppressed-,ho,
submit to the Suppression oftle "Frs,,"S
peal" as we are certain ,hs, wo -,
support 10 their noIiCfs cf por.E 4
gion.' oi Y
ill., ceas,ns to publish the "grss,-. |
nal" Mr.. McSlasters protests sas;,l ; !
less violence to which he has Ice, ~, MS
yield, and gives public notice, :. h. +
ready donc specially to the rcsD,r>;h;, -
that he intends to sue t:.tm ,.r:.,.
damages at the earliest momcLi H.. I
ard order are restored.
In the meantime, lie calls upon ,;a>.
sympathize with him in his efforts .r
Of 1.-The perlShing rights of the pe,,,.
crt themselves TO extend the c;rcr;ss.:,
new paper--the ''FreemeL'r Amno.i :"
From the y. Y. Hry.u
THE FRAFERS4L TEMPER OF -aY y.
Tie Tribune declares that H.. ..w I
is losing fifteen hundred dollar, ryrr.. ]
The "World" returns the conYlm,5:
serting that the Tribune" IS losing
amount; and, becoming statistical m
sioEs, il even investigates such mj,r.
matters as the number Of the "T'rbua.
vertiSemertS, and declares thu. the ~
will shortly be compelled 10 cur,!l IL
sicns; IS il has already done It's news.
To reducc lis expenses. This is al =. i
| aT,l ,,'t',;l,,, " I,t ID. l,t- - 80, Ii
an equally bad way. Having lcs: ,s
dred thousand dollars in good b]anh4t.s I
and about 4 million in second had be- (
tartan bigo;ry, Sabbalavian LEGISLATION :. I
vice to Gen. Scott no. to i'm. oa ). I
it has at laet been sold 10!
song to an india.rnbbrr mahut, I
and it will hcnceforth ls The O..
the india-rubher merchants "ii!.
plies as elastic as tho matrria! wa.:ch Il
sents, and which has proved is iqinr,r.
ration. From all accounts, the >,,c. 1
have been as badly sold as the paper. /
Courier and Enquirer" which w4,:
regcneratc.l the World Only ass !
FASTENED its Jamnation, as the blr: !
blind into the nearest pit. The "rIG,, {
ton is scarcely any better, and i. se,t-.
IN open question whether the "WO:.:
next swallow the ''rimcs," in It's r-,.
duced form, or rice rsrsa. The rest! .
the same in either case, and, as in t..
brated combat between the k,Ikcam Z
nothing will be left to remind us Of eth +
but a few scraps Of waste paper. 4 ba:
twO, half q dozen delaced types AID H.
dog.cared dictionary.
RETIREMENT OF TIE EDITOR OF TIE cot. 3
ETATs uSis."
NJ. r. Mcsse:as publishes in the "C0uH
Etats Unis"a card addressed TO the yrsr I
in which he aliudcs 10 The change Of ~
torship in the Journal Of Commerce
rumors in regard to the Daily Ne%
"Day Book" and tho Erooklyn "Eas!!e.
quadruplc abdication," he says, "oa t. [
Of our American contemporaries, lea
"Courrier' completely isolated in the s. /
which it has taken in common with III !
lie proposes that for the prcscn, Ii,
should c~ontine itself simply TO the reg,
day, as that is all that is now permit I
says that he himself will seek retiremer' {
the arrives when he will be per.
tn 1pcak his vnni;,r"-... ~ conclude,
lows-"To'day as in April-stiIl no.,
them ain convinced that war will I
the Union, and that, on the other bsrj 1
destroy the Republic. ! AIN ssrisI;rJ -, |
majority Of the nation subrits to a.,
it does not approve, without ,cl;,yin.
happy termination abou. which,, s.,i.
Jude the people. / am satisfied Tia, II, I
the work CT aparty, who will up,h F
last extremity, without hesitating p,,ay /
to maintain its supremacy. In a! Ii,
nothing but oppression, ruin, then 4.
ISOLATION, inevitable, revolution. AZ. 8.
situation in which the press Is r.aa:
leaves me the choice between hlarlIy r.
everything or holding my tongue, Tdtc;.
silence"
THE SEW fosk uAii.r WAS.
Tie following card from Nr. Be-
Wood, Aally contradic.s the rcpoI, ALI
above:
To tie Editor ef' Tire -Nen York 7.m~
OFFICE OF THE DAILY AND WEESLY "
New ioIK, Sept, !, Isl. /
Please oblige me by conlraiict;rg IT,
ment publicly made, that the cti:Orship
DAILY News" has undergone any char l.
has not been the slightest cause {
such report.
Respectfully yours, BESJAHrHW
From the y. Y. World"
Speaking Of the new proprietoE3hi; d
''Journal' the "World" says:
Mr.. Stone gained some notoriv;y, Ia.
ceMber, BY wearing publicly on chang /
:eaalon cockade and his efforts IL ei0a.
negotiation Of the late loan effected b.
Chase ere well know4a.in financial Giro
IS understood that the paper will be- rel.
Th: Tribune" vi understand, Is ~.
'cdnre the size Of it's sheet, as IT,: b.. /
lad previously donc-wc presume :vl t.
Stringent reasons. 1t mas already Ia,
subscription price to. 81.
STOCKS. +
The New York "pos.," Of Saturday
ays:
The week closes withou, an r"t1'e
business on the Stock Exchaagc. lt@
ngs are on q very limited scale, ard ~
in prices hardly reach "a: pei
compared with the quotations o. Ia: {"
ne market is 4 shade weaker. Tree =
siderable doing in Southern Sale s!9e",,
t irregular prices. North caro!i1ss q"
Ter cent. higher to-day Vifsia:1s
ourTs and Tennessee's are weak all Co.'S !.
per cent. lover Ganrnia,s ln.t Tie -