Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-11-19
FROM THE NORTH.
From The Washington Star. Eor. in
ADDITIONAL FROM PORT ROIii

4DDRESS To THE rAROkLHi4Ei
After landing aud taking possession Of the
forts General Sherman iS>uc'i The following
proclamation:
TO THE PEOPLE OF SOuT! CAROLINA.
IN obedience to the orders o! Inc President
Of these United States Of hmsrica, | have
| landed on your shores with 9 sual force Of na-
| tionsl troops.
The dictates Of q duty which, Under these
circumstances, ] owe to i great sovereign
| State, and to a proud and ho<pi;able people,
among whom | have passed some Of tnc ples.
santest days oil my life, prompt me 10 proclaim
that VIC have come amongst you with no feel.
inss Of personal animosity-no desire to harm
your c~ilizens, destroy your property, Or inter,
iere with any Of your lawful rights or your So
cial and local institutions, D.yond What the
causes herein briefly alluded TO may render
unavoidable.
Citizens Of South Carolina, the civilized
world stands appalled, al the cnrrse you are
pursuing; appalled, a. the crime you are com
hitting against your o~n mothe:-thc best,
the mcst enlightened, and heretofore the mrsr
prosperous Of nations. You are III Z state %
active rebellion against The laws o. your cnun-
Try. lou have lawiess!y seized upon the
forts, %arscnals, and other property belonging
TO orr common country, and wi;hin JOUR boz.
ders. With this property you are in arms
and wsgirg : ruthless wcr against your con.
st;tutional Government, ard thus threatening
the existence Of a Government which yon 1Te
bound by the terms Of = solemn compact to
live under and faithfully support Il dn:ng
this YOU are not only undermining and pre-
pairing the way for totally ignoring your oTn
political and social existence. but you arc
threatening the civilized world wilh the odi"ns
sentiment that scifgosernment IS Impossible
with civilized man.
Fellow-citizers, I ~ilnpiors you 10 pause and
reflect upon the tenor and consequences OF
Tour acts. If the awful sacrifices made b!
the devastation Of our property, the shedding
Of ~fratarnal blood in battle, the mourning and
waiiing Of widows and orphans throughout
our land, ere insufficient to deter you from
further pursuing this unl!OlT wcr, lhcn ponder,
| beseech you. upon the ultimate but not less
certain result which its further progress must
necessarily and naturally entail upon your once
happy and prosperous State. Indeed, can you
pursue this fratr;cidal war, and continue to
im5rue your hands in the loyal blood of your
countrymen, your friends, yGnr k%laSInen, Tor
no other object than to disrup. The Confecera.
cv OF . great peoplc-a ConfedeTacy establish
cd by Jour own hands--in orGer 10 set up,
were il possible, In independent Government.
under which you can never live in peace, pros
perity, or quictness?
Carolinian.. re bare come among You as
loyal men, fully impressed with our cons'itu-
tiolai obligations to the citizens Ct yolir State.
Those obligations shall be performed as FAR az
IN our po|cr. But he not i"cei7ct. The
obligation Of supprcssing rn:ed combinations
against the constitutional authorities IS para
mount TO al others. II, ia the performance ol
this duty, other minor hut important obliga-
tons should lie in auy say neglected, 1t must
be attributed to the necessities " The case, be-
cause rights dependent on ths laws Of the
State must be necessarily suhord. nate 10 !nill-
tary cYigenci-s created by instruction and re-
bel!ion. I. ". HERMAN,
BrigaGier General G. mmaudltg.
HEADQUARTERS G. g., poET ROYAL, :. {.
November s, 1861.
IMPORTANT FROM WARRINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nv. - Tie general order
| Of Secretary We!!cs, aTr"uacirg the brilliant
success O! the combined arm ani navy i3rce;
at Port Royal was oiGc'ai:, Ia; a. the wash
| ll0.Dl ~ y IAle lAssN - S"tis 49, 'H''E
an especial muster for tia: purpose. ASou;
TWO hundred ard fifty sa:l";* w:re drawn upon
a hollow square, and al The Conclusion Of the
reading testified their APPRECIATION OF the event
by repeated ard enthusiastic cheers.
Mr.. Dodge, the Chief Of Po!ice"f Ba!iiaore
acting under the federal authorities, vas ncr;
to. day and reported to tue War Department
that Information was brought u Baltimore this
Lat Ee-,n 80 ~lr In
that General SheIm mar had sciz:d TWO million
dollars worth OF cotton ii the vicinity OF Beau
fort, S. c., and that numbers OF citlz=ns there
had professed loyalty t" the government, aD'
were soliciting arms with which to organic
and protect themselves sgalnst the rebels.
Orders were despatched to-day tc Nv
York for the preparation of lumber Tor m
construction of buildings for 8 naval depo. a
Port ROYAL for the manufacture OF al. KIND
Of machinery for naval and other purposes
also n dispatch at once for storeship+. ~hicj
are to be permanently stationed at that p"'h'
The Government intends, IN fac, 10 rS!at
lish permanent depot FOR naval and %:a'!i;1'y
purposes.
5 TIE WALKING pAprgs OF 'THs RIGHT gAH
: The gIGHT PLacs.'
!, Fremont got bis permit I" ' run TIE "'oG'
aie," and take Jessie / To. =6nrs "ltSs mir
after the following style:
= Special Crder, No. S94:
HEADoCAgTERs Or Tile AMY.
IS ADJ'z GEMS OFFICE, Washington, Nov. IL,
Msjor General Jno. c. Fremont having be
re!ieTed from tine command Of the Wts.c!