Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-07
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER I, 1854.
TEE Praises VIZ HAVE Won OUR DUTY
NaW

long; INT it is pleasant to receive the en-
comiu.ns and ton applause when iinvc hecr
elected by tho skill ard courage of"ur gener-
as and sviiiers,. I'd lbs wi.don Of our rulers,
The world ~ pra,siug us! We ha"c nothing
TO do hui. to pers1syre. and we shall 70, only
establish our SECURITY, but Ut str.i! hold O
pcoui raule smu,g the natc.S, End command
u rcsp.cs whre, perhaps, will save US many
fututr ~ar5.
Ire i;.,wing is fr.t.h the Lor,tuh Fines
oil tie lG:h September:
sTi,r pto,l. Of the Confederate States have
ucaIe thr III selves famous. IL the enoTa o!
brilliant conrdg', Stern 3t1'oftpH 70 u ca.st, and
zt.tia1ry a., t. r:a,tntS dlmoS; T:;h";! DlTdtts{,
q, c.mp?nsatem men for the toll and privalin:,t
q t'in hour, then the countrv1Icn Ut Ice and
Jackson may he couseied amid their suliarings.
F-"r: al parts Of EurnDe, FROM thsiT enemies
ss well as theit fritusis, from those who con-
Cz,.n th"ic- acts "a well Es those VIII" sym
p,tiiss with thsFu, Gnas: it trihuiG ofG1Rtra-
I.ca. when the history of this war is written
IL aimication will DOUBTLESS bec1G.e deeper
c1G stronger. for the veil which has covered
the South will be drawn away and disclose
@ picture Of patriotism. OF u"an'moua ss!!t-Soc-
rth1e, rf uise and frm ddm,ntSirl'Ien, trhach
soc re eau only s,s tndisti""tlu. Inc details OF
t...t extraordinary national effort which hes
lod to the r"pulsc end almost to thn ccstrn"
Ion Of nm invading force Of more than half u
million men. will then become known to the
world. and, whst.ver may bo ,hn fate Of til"
new ra.iaucjity, or its subsequent claims to
TIE respect Of msrk;nd, it will assuredly b..
gin i,s career with q reputation for 9ensES
aud ralo- ,chtch the ntost fiumous nutions ""%N
snvy. Within a period Of eighteen months II
rcsf,er-d population, hitherto living sIclu-
Swell: hy agriculture aud accustomed a. trust
f,r every product Of art ami manufacture to
.ha North, has been turned into a seif.sutlitine
State, able TO rGie an imm-nso army, and
coaduct wha, is nov an of :n.iv. Var"
Tho Liverpool "Cou-ier" of the !7th says;
"Ths C~onfedsrat:9 ha:s iron the aim,a .oa
o. The c.r,,izsd nations f." Eti. co"<f1pcs,
fprtt:ujs, endurance a"d brurecy. iney haS:
macst-o 10 create rra"ifces "Get SHUT oil
from The oi the eaiiii; they have
beaten Ill ~;usolen: and h~ai.yirg people three
times :he;r number"
The Manchester "Guardisa " say =:
"T:e South, both by thsl milttary g~ua!i!es
IN the fed, and by their Craftsmanship IN tie
council, have clearly established their site tn
g. separate nationality, and ti,s sooner ti;si
title "a recognized by the North. the less
Cause will tho latter have for subsequent re-
greet
They have given a complete uI,swc 60 az
thoso persons who doubted whether they
~..1J ,r,, G, 1,r ,ri.1, Tbs cnr,r;,, -
sources o1 1.-THE North"
l. connection with thess tributes ~"t.a...-
miration and compliment there is un eSrn":,
call for our recognition. The Paris "'hnsh.
tutionnel" says:
"From tho point of view Of Enr7,.ea;. n
terests should the present s;.rstion he pro
Lonzed? We think not. The Sspora!e eJ.,t
encc IF .he C~onfedsrcts States tx a .tHct rs
ueN a, a nscesSity; the impo> sibility Of r.du-
eng them is demonstrated Can Europe wsit
sny longer before recognizing them! Viii
she require that .he2 shsI! hsve Washington ?
Th.. vi, he asking 81 them what MO not
asked of the Greeks, the Belgians ~ the
Italians. Il suficed for the recognition O;
the independence of these people that they
we're masters Of Athena, Brussels anu Milan,
We did poi wait till they had taken Coustar-
cuoule, a.he Hague, and Vienna. They had
Gr:vcn away the enemy. That WAS cnr;gh."
The Liverpool "Chroniclc'' says:
three invat!ons have been bshled ~ -.
~poilel, thre: Invading armies have been shat~
trret, roth s.pAiGtely and togetlrcr. Tint
~ re raj. for, or ~hat no ws rel"jr5? Gun
t,ats, Indeed. may steal up rivers an3 fire
c 'inlnsfciai towne; but the spitefu! st,x-:an"r
~ 4. malignant eaemy is Eoc ~ l: L 'Isr. -
Justice. The siege Of Washington Ilnc", ,hs
L"ni-dzratnS ia a position to dtmaad fi.,r n
ecSn'tion. They are no longer on u. ,ef:a.
s're DIT tho assaiants."
Il il q pleasing privilege thus to pubiHa to
our brave soldiers snd to cur rulers and
Statesman. :hs praises they have ~on even in
distant lands. That fame is large which thus
fills thA world! Oh. how it will glow outhc
page Of history! Nothing is requisite to
crown IT with everlasting glory but the con-
t:nued display OF wise COUNCILS and .hs patient
|-.2a-ancs It privauons and hardsh',s for a
!.trie ~!rnst1! TAUse VINO Rove TO praise the
hCa,c .nt -" courageous, would al,noS; wc.p
':ars 81 iA""l if in the least we should fal.
:.r now, .!.en s thousand signs tell us thai
op- cause II won!
!, .;.a'-r, "h.n he drives in his harpoon,
wstc;es to sre rhe effect. If tho huge fish
spout bleed, then he knows that he has touch
ed "iis htt," nd that his prize is serur=.-
Va are encouraged NOW by equivalent Sigrs
ca tho part Of our enemy. {
The time wsa when a defeat would but
arouse his fury and redouble his energies.-
Time was when. if VI DESTROYED zen thousand
Of his men, he would swiftly replace them
b. ten times ton thousand. The dart stung
him but had not then touched his ~Silais. i,
merely enrsged him.
That time is psss. Tae nnnster now apouts
blood! Defeat now dishsirtens aud intimi-
G.,~s all -eakens our enemy. His mcccy-
changers hare taken tho alarm. Now soldiers
aru East to bring forward. E:requires n DRIFT
now, ~! he ords.s the draft but is s!rGiA TO
execute it. His people are divided and dis
trscted. Again re say the whale is spautiug
blood. Enropa sees it, and daily declares it.
We Sue it and know it Renew then vunr
az! and courage, citizens snd soldiers of the
C"'iederacy! Plan with your utmost wis
DON, 70 states'nar and ruicrs' Display all
Jour skill and daring, ye Gensrals, snd ell
your heroism add endurance, 20 tsmecrowped
eoldi--s! And let those whose duties are ut
home, tbs wives. whose husbands are in the
war, and tho maidens, whose brothers and
LAYERS are lighting for them; the aged r.taerx
and mother re-, who wait to hear the ~Eootsuep OF
their s5S; LEI them oil still manifest that noble
foEtituds and patriotism, which have mudc