Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-05
.wEpNE-taY mdas;sa, esprEmsERDs, 1852
Cha very accurate a:.ssrintion lately given

Tho rerr accurate description lately given
bv the -Rich,nolid' ;" Examiner o: those cha-
rsctcristics wkiet MARI al "orsan, has NJ
srscted our s.tuntior. not only rem ths e'-
fort lusie In attach them to the = :-"'in'Fer,
but from their accuracy and carrcc!ness.-
II tie cdi:,r os tho = ENamine: ard his
sssaciat.s 30 20, know Ill !!.e requisites
and characteristics Of an organ. experience
and long familiarity with eli that is filthy 81
a newspaper SIC WORTHLESS instructors.
When the Examiner remarked that 4"
ambassador VIA; ,ar -; abroad t. IL" i"r
his COUNTRY, y. "ete unwilling t" I''es'
ton such 4 DESCRIPTION NJ tn' c"Eiic'eJ
N which its ri;:Gr Ia: served The
Government at Washington Ky. " Sen
che "EEemiaer len...rs'i ;''' :" o.
oar wxs paper I'''d = i'' ''i IL
Govaro:rrnt &: h"lne remembering tff i"ai.
Of suzious labor sreE1 - enc Of IL writer, MS
psid 4;;i,,.r Of t!.c Washington "En;on." the
ackpo = /: !i:.;; organ CT james Buciisna1, &c,
we var. .gain unwilling to question the &C.
the "Exsn,iner." When charged that one CT
the ELi;a-s Of tie aEuauirr'' 9aIrc from near
Washington City and VA v2cr .S"'inl l2rt his
all Ia tn prsseii, WAT. remembering anothe1 vi
the examiners wrii:r-.l. Washington Gty.
ekms oats Pfeca7i5i- support d PAM a-Iiner
to Ee:' York he1sS'aF.y, We lever t:6ubtca
ths, h: bai tsreriei>t': -: thr ;::nnT'-
niences 1ipovrrtl b.! "sr"r ':rsa;..2: ::,at h.
woSII sepro~~h snJ iii It i s:n"'-
nal cbsIeo
When the Enquirer sii.ei dn':=itnke
''orsan-srindins" the "Exan'.per' Ill not
refuse us one Of lis ,a...!.. -. who iof %
many years aaS been dsuciuG a.'-';tiSnc: up
on the most corrupt administration that -var
disgrsced the Federsl Government.
The ambassador, "the "organ grinder, y and
tho BLACK DlsnorG" conduct the "Exanin-
en-" not to sustain the Confederate Govern
ment 10 it's doath-struggle, but are engaged
ksre in Richmond in tue very Same kind Of
work that their old employer, tho GoTeln-
usn, at Washington, Is seeking sn ACCOM-
plieh. RJth sre seeking the downfall an'!
des.ructIon of o.: Confederate Government
al Richmond. The iorn=r ,::.tertlv ami -
sidously ee.kins. =. ..,tl':r',.ii.'' puhir, ""nt-
dsace to parslyzs its -..rr-,"s i'y lnduchr: i!:
withdrawal Of popular a"i1:"r, sid i"'inS
the seeds Of diasaec,i9: :, Ia en"o"i.te-
ment it gives to ever 'Ua"!trned s:nI ':iS-
coatentsd spirit IN The iau';, Its 'o!a r,u-
ployer" a. V Washington j., in.r'!:.!i'. openly
and boldly endes.oring the sa'"'' overthrow
by force OF arms
Though the opposition of tie Examiner
and its "old employer" al WsitiIZ t"r:, :;;tial
in kid, set the end sought 10y -.u..:. LEX
ever accomplished, will be- the rIiu a'.4 t'e-
struction of the Confederate Stsres.
The examiner" bis been clamorous for
change Of policy. Change course Of pull
c7thnt has covered our arms with the glorious
victories Of the CL.ckahumiuy, and more re-
Gently again ST Manassas: Surety, the ES-
auiner'' = rot seekin. li,at change of policy.
It's "old employer" We know, endeavored
20 change that policy. but filled. Gen. Lee
was never favcritc with the - Examiner,"
nor with its Hold employer" st Washing
Ton both have struggled, for more thun
year, ~ drag hiln down into dissrsce, and
both 5at!sI the recent great battles seem to
hsrs parsiyzod the voice Of ;he Examiner
ID Tell as the arm Of its cold employ er."
We have seen nothing 10 the Examiner
against General Lee, though Mcclellan was
considerably praised for his mastery rt-
treat" since the recent victories.
ne should not have again noticed the
Examiner" had it Dot-foT tlv third liEn-
reiterated It's falso allegation, We depart
now from our uaus! forbearanue towards The
Examiner" because those who conduct that
paper, inpeTvious to truth III de1aTrr, lave
nsds third impertinent allusior re the
Enquirer