Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-29
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rns Torthcrn Cove: n.nonI CO portrayed
by IT'S Cory Frieuds.
lie people OF tho Confederate States hsv:'
a., - tAks tho testimony oi The Southern Tnsc.
> 10 have uenatusaliy reuiRi:sd in association
Sltn tie Washington goveTanonl to form an
dee oi that oppression which the yoke OF
Northern don.ininn would impose 1t will be
rsmepb,red !ha: Lncoln lately recommended,
sat CGn.resa adopted, resolution looking to
s.g..ncip.tiop in tho border States. The Louis
.c Journal, ,oci,tn ~ the notorious Prentice
:nGs vxc!sjm.d aeajhs: tho 1nesaure, bu: ex-
aimed in vain:
When We consid,s tina. It attsr'y 7epudia.es
y. .yl.n.n anl ort.repe.!tsd pledges o. .Gsry
;.cnsho he Ge7erament as aOsil as the organ
. ir: c:pls OF tic Gooernnsnt 4tssit; ~huI
:. ;nsiis. thu: it Goes this for the sgko Of
.,p., say: tbs slave Institutions. and destroy
~ Tvs municipal freedom oi the States which
hs7s iebelled under she apprehension Of this
7.yz result, and which the nsi:oi. is seeking to
w ,,als tt .hsig all*s siNGce; "hen we cons!d-
sr. ia,t /: carried uut, is inssita5ls effect
.:oa!3 js The permanent destruction Gf the
G.1s7nmsn!; WhGn, IN short, Ns consider tha.
:: ,.,.5i:.ys IL itself oonsp picu"ualy, e.! the ar
n..;.5i.vss, .rA al! The wickednesa hld sl lhu
,,,.es 3: s=ccss ~ sni sbohtlti.isni, To onuiess
Vat ~ 'eei !:at i: is too H.onstrous and too
I.Vg~u.:: n = i.u5 59sIou%:.osa 10 FequI:s he-i'
u.~ ;.gcDssi1n TIE pruje1t In our judg~
iasn', I: tha E:l-t atrocoils one ever proposed
4. :,y .=gt.iur" {! fee nation but It's vrr5
Gt;UI:tr niia=. .rguneEi UNNECESSARY. IL
2annr. te necessary 10 argue against propo
s!!0a Tf!;cc, aLCer The circumstances, sveTy
enlightened! pa!Tio. Incss regard az branding
- !::.io-s a. l.itiU sHsml:t and as emitting
:ae;n &c :is 9GacsoH or qatl0es.
tie Abolition bill ios .he District Of Oournbis,
i, C9rasca,ioa tiii, aud othera, have in like
g.iaE!sr n::7=d sEch men Es Powell, OF n.y.,
ana Ca:!!r, pi Va, TO brave the terrors ot
For: Warren, ia denouncing. Their protests,
lo-s7er, have avaled nothing, except to have
;.liE Gsn 5erSiity to what is called tho Union
significantly questioned, ard to randsr necss-
ss.J usv ;iadyss Of abjeot. devotion.
We lake tie testimony OF these msD; but
Te DO Ho. 5siic7s in tas sincerity of their IN.
i!gas;icn against the things which they 80
ja5tiy denolnce. We believe they have fully
,aate Lp ID oir minds TO submit to whatever ha-
initiation and degradation the Northern usur-
patton ulay impose. They crawl in the very
3ast before Lincoln, sld would kiss bis great
i1o sitter tho manner Of Oriental scrvility,
"::e K bus required. II spirit they do IL
a0T. Tle7 Professions OF indignation against
;ir l:u;pa,lcDs at Washington are tributes
!22s+.G 70 ;he truth, but they are intended as
sas-*s 70 their own people. They hope thcro-
,: - continue their cTi leadership, that ,hey
4 . .0nt.i.ua TO betray ttu: constituents.
TA.s Is 10 ne= is7;cs Of theirs Orittendnn
pr.trssd aPon it during ali tee period OF
Pas Compromises. aud tho !;ks. The proni-
ies {: Ultimate Co operation with the South
su'Ec5d To delay CT piraJzc our action, and
= sv'!syed US in the erd, as he doubtless
.uicGi,' it the hnginniug. Ho is ono OF
Eu.;..utic Thoso courso was similar. Ken
;aeh2 Ts' ;hus most snockingly deceived, ami
PfeE:oe continues the foul inpos!ure. OF tbe
Profession OF indignation above quoted, the y.
Us.tans "CI:sccnt" we'll says:
- lar as the Jon naw Itself is concerned,
i i'!'ut,e Giatiiled hypocrsy-but that paper
si.'''s ilHt something is necessary to Keep up
Il STAN oi Conservatism, or L ksntuc6y ID io5t
- IiEeoia It u,eans 20 say, 10 effect 10. hr.
L,avila, "We do not csre a straw, personally,
"hit yon do CT via, ynu reaomfnend-but, If
}2a you'd not lceo Kentucky, you mus: ss,
.t.ia ir0il such Recommendations as this,
.:eut etRaocipatng car slaves"
fho nember5 Of the Federal Congress frnm
) h" e!s7e S'atea ara Aaita!eL hY al1ui!ar fears
H.ckmin, Of Peaosy ylgaHia, boldly charged
.r"m. a short time oso, With bsins more de-
7,iti 10 slavery than tho Union. He asked
l:.=n If they would DO willing to sscriRc,
rqeryli.iug, slavery included, ior tie U.;on;
mad oily ons-sn individual by In. nau,e oi
@A?",;, ,5on Louisville, snsw cred r the atHr
naiiTs pJ.r old Orittendsn begged d srd i..:'
fvihc:tAacs
Vi 'te politicians who in taking position
with Lincoln, psovcd false to association, fslss
to interest iAiao 70 blood, false to msnliaesF,
fslsc 10 faith, srd ,r,sct erous and false to
representative trust w. 4nie. tain no e1pects-
tloas, Whatever lnsul, or ia,!ignity Lincoln or
his Congress may impose Nor t,oed Lincoln
fear to lose them. He is ua1er no necessity
IL gsatify them With fasors; ror Iced he hesi.
tA!s 10 ding The lash. They nrs h:. LET him
30 eis, he will with his n~n Ths WHO will
o4. iuake thea "beg" and 'i:.p!crr" and
c,.U:i still neafer to iis feet,
Bui upcn their deceived constituents. tho
l;.tt will gradually break. There ara ms,.
among them, and honest men, who will yet
or=ah away FROM the leaders Who have be.
iTl5ed !hur, ard 10 ks their natural and prope!
position.
!! is to the people of the Confederate States,
eossVer, tina. Ee commend these e1olamations
'l't co'rs iEcn the prison-house Of Northern
p'.llca; assoc!ation,-they are uttered By 1uen
va wta: shithe- from the South as guests
AL made choice OF such fellowship. Tuey