Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-08

Carlisle insisted that GiGdirgs, Phillips and
Greeley Trc.e representative Republicans,
and read ai-"!S,i liter Of Giddings, in which
ne proposes That i!e coMtrabands in South
Carolina Drocesd to rc-organize the State GOV
eminent, and elect loyal men to Congress.
The suhjusstion or DETERMINATION Of tho
south was impossible. :, wear AGO !: !t.rs.
Union element wis there; nov tAera was .
solid sentiment Of pcrulaEent dissolution;
AID WY! Because Congress, oy It's i-gisia-
ton. oiVerts war INTO al unhole sni Ii
gantc crusade against the lnstun:i0a- ii the
sonth. lie declared tie mar ,.llo Gaia slave
~ ana The invrr:rnfii. were Gc2unal:h.c
virtually pronounced the Government d fan
uTe, hhc!ie;i -" w!>'i@;n - il; founders, aa;:
was q tra:tnr;' =, !hc Republican parsT, nov
Ill power, ana how m:g.mr the war, had 81
pronounced through It's hostile legislation; to
the Constitutions. II slavery and the rights
OF S'atea nISt 20 DOWN; u 81 he G;ct2;ic7
OF These nen ID surrender Il constitutional
right and tcrr or take irc:Ii STATE Tic T,;yet
to hold SLAVES, IE3v -oon NAV got. BE- called
upon 10 surrender o;;:cr:,:' They :...k. nc
Erces crmnatcrt Witnesses now il the Dis
tT:c:. Low sool "ii :her demand trat It
ee done il: jndis:a: 4 yoli again gi:c these
GeE Tour Confidence, aui ret:=n tim
te Congress, ycu will r.! b4 made the s.cTcs
OF centralized soTcTnIucl,t, a!, 40 or vii.
pity Or syIn2Gthiss With .oI. Es7l:s.c said
the interests OF the = esteTl States yvrre witt
the South. %iere vas th,ir gram market
=" GU have Northern market, the S,for SIS
ever; but your ccrn i" rot!ng III vour EraiIa-
RES, SUI vGn walk on the ru!m Of your pros
Perlty. III; wicked rlsr 81 the North and
me South I've deprived you Of YOU; ln.T!:-t,
and these Northern zen "ant tn wage vsr
shat will forever deprive ycu CT it, Freeing
Inc negroes Won't iuaio one. Free the no-
s1oe7, externinzts the whites, and ciye the
lsad 70 TIE Yankee Norw&-- ra.5, End you'll
nvTcr Eave a rGari:et there. Indiana vas
more interested than sia-e-aT7r27s themselves
IL psrpetuat;ng slavery in the South. 10 free
ious million blacks viii DC 10 keep up tai
sicl, increase dect, 7'@.n property, acs-ads our
! cnsGSc-, and make :his ccnntr! :. Sc:c.,d
tisSico.
akLEcH ~; HON. WI =. EicusRoSr".
ZION. HE,. a. Richardson, represer;srs
;rou Illinois, followed i'll tie SANS strain,
charging the Republicans - being thorough
i sSo!tioni-ca, sii!i, their Congressional re-
preaentatives rs one-idea niyge. men, inrsps-
bic of administering: the affairs Of t::a EoYer.:-
.ne;i aid uiter.y- without s'a!"smaa2b!r.-
! hefe "ere 90 CONSERVATIVES among them; a.!
.:sfs Ter oirer;:nG the VIZ into abolition, !97
arTains Slaves, sr.d not only traitors to tie
Constitution, but towards, and ne"eT Intent
Ing 20 70 iato the army. Ii re- Republican,
party Is retained III power III. government l.
gone forever, CEt,:- II cNnEr-rri;ye E.:;l IS
"a. e:r Ssint- lie denounced ire P.@s:-
i:at . emancipation scheme (: calculated t.
ros:4ve &c wa!;- SE:is i!e-i::; the bIc':t sui
insisting t!i2t EgT England ';as making al
tnc ...''re;', holding sill the contracts, and eS
c&,inE 49,: Es2I"r sciJic15 i. tie G.ii, zn.
iisa;7c burdens 81 tYxctioD than ii" Ws:t.-
- arg Ir,sis tn"ir .:c;ccra Of Y3c,t 81" ;:-2--
e.: nj Trate:, w::ls 49, )uU :t:a mig eE-
c:lsiyc!: !y1 inoner."