Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-03-25

re Richmond "Whig" in answer 10 lste
s-:i.le in this paper, says that TIE satisfaction
=ash j: expressed at Gen. Less assignment
:. bis present duties, was Eot cue to his poll
-. bu, 10 his military 4aal fcstions. Ii re
~ mistake tie Whig must pardon it
sst4u>c, as our quotations from its columns
p,sv,d it cAs:sad the President with two
rU2ias faults. as the prime cause. ofiha: LOGS
2; s.t:.ic cont 1encs which it ai!sses against
~
!s= passport &c lis c,niderce aud his test
:: .1uis for ssTTinE p country which required
s, nsa's ho,rts s7d ha1ds, icgs diploma
i,,n W:st Fei.t That and that alone, GOV
::.: Ill Enpsrfections. Cha. wanting, the
ssz; snI Indispensable requisite seemed tc bo
s-..:..-idst Democracy Such En uaiortr-
z.e .ad uns;sDely application Of the PsocEus-
s,r p5.oclpi-, was followed b. the ins.itso!e
rttoli. Sc 4, !hs conclusion oi this article,
:; j; declared that ''tae sppo,tncnt o. Cen.
l.. ass been seized By the people "Hith
s.ii,e. q: maIiftStatica Of tie RlGBT
,;.-!:.
Wv IS Ger. Lee is 50 unfortunate as TO
sa3= - ip;,ma from West Point bis ap
:.n:issa: indicates in that respect q scruae
ssitii, judged K? :;.c tzuac Of the Wing"
i.a,is...;.,:,s. M We.e therefore tarced to
..y aiei encc thai il was his freedom from
"Eg:,siGiLg :ieihoeracy' that enabled the
Wig" - see in his appointrn.n' -----oah,
isa:psn, by .he President o! a"procrusteen
,,r;.,:;c;. and ;hs manifestation c! right
.,;-;r This inference, inevitable as !Te sup
-3;sa srd confirmed by thetonnr of previous
8 .os!.is, tine Wing" Of yesterday says Is 8
-..;ass tia, it did not aliude 20, and did not
:.,y t..n. l$o'a :ct,nsr po]it!ssi that It vas
- -.,5- S;th which tiea. Leo organized our
H1; l4st :prins which caused lis Srannca'
"a. a. a; selection nov"
II. A7s gr..is-d te meet tbs "Whig" onsuce
,.,,,d: and t-ust IS Il has declared itself so
ii t,.en; TO 4 Vest Point diploma, and 10
.M.S,, i. ,i.= case Of Gen. Lea, 50 it Will IN
...r ,ss-s recognise perscnsl atnss' IS the
,:.e al :c.7 standard 10. appointments, and
:; require the President 10 balance h's ap
..a.,a,aa.a Letseen exploded parties cn -'A't
>: g.:rs ,ha pa5iic confdence. W. sst=e
~.;a me "Thg" il its appreciation Of 15neFa'
.-.. lipess ior bis position; ba: doss il MOI
-. hat bis appointment bss been naoe
=: .ecas:oa ior fresh censuees Of the Prcal'
~: o; sou:e of tine Wings coao'rsrs In Inc
i=@a;ai 1ork of fault hndiug. What ths
HI" claims as the manifestation OF r'gas
,;u;., o,!.=r critics sro cond=lnaiag "a u flesh
=..a.i.s .:.on Of blind I;vo;iua 10 West
?.lf. Dos %: the "WAi;;' s:5 shat':ro'aln'
g; Ii: pubic con6dsncs" depends on lhe
:rssiienl's giving head 70 ms critics, x u
.2?9esioie, pec.ilse they d, NJ! sgfao among
:.>nssi;a2
TIC IL ui,," 10 euswl; IL uIE reference I"
Is sG,,csten.s, says that iE pr<ssn' editor
II: :, ear!S advocate of secession. In c"n'
:t,;;ire ;ha course Of tho "Whig list ~ln'aT
-: a,w, - d! cot 60 behind the ScehsS 10
:ts2.!.:y ~ editors. 4 lesding Southtrn jour
asl e)al:snsnces uo9 prejudiess sgslnat meD'
#a,, in ire Tins CT decision, had proved more
i,,aJ to 7lad:c,:o the South .ssn that journal
l.li. We think it should respect 'ts own All
!e;eian;s .oo much for that. But the change
.: 'ii'ors pro7ea nothing; for we understand
L: propriessrT control, and therefore the roal
responsibility, wSa the sauce thea as now.
Sc sgrse With ,he ''Whig" that "snch pett9
n,ters are unworthy Of the cause on HI NC.
We Uass that, therefore, they wi! not ts
-sie sae occ,sion Of disqaie.ag the public
"ottience, and parsiy zinS the popular z@al'
"-aisll cordially n:its with ouT o95amEo~
;s7y :: al tiuiea iu a]7ceaiing the ma5t gens
'aa. fraternity enang sl our citizens, and the
Us: cordial cooperation in CUR ecninos ENC
:.CsiCus cause