Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-20
Mr.. Carrier atat-5 thu in England there is n
general iso!ibg W. .vu1 of the Sunlh.
sEWARp,s PERSONAL MOTIVE

sEWA RD'S PERSONAL MOTIVE.
We clip the following from the Columbus
"Enqairer," Of, ,ha asa Instant:
Upon What Slight things hang Tho destinies
nf nations! SImu score of yeAlsago, young
Yankee scLoolmIsioI came South and spent Ia
year in one of the county sites of Middle
Georgia. The consequence Of that years 7isi.
vas muletla chln-lts father Senator SEW.
ard, now Secretary Of Stats The way this
became known, nc Secretary himself told il
r. Doctor B., OF Ga, last summer, stating
.-At be Regretted the eribargo IN corrsspon
ienca, as IL proverbs: BIS htHring from his
daughter and sendiug hIr money, which ho bud
done every year ior years lis went IN 10
speak IN such a way as 10 convey tho Idea that
he tlrnad additions: aud brought or tho war
in order 10 lincrato MS bcioyd'l daughte: from
the thraldcm of sliTery! Well did Pluid-
ing ssy that no Wa vcIomou5 reptile bur.
rowing IN the mud, whose poison and ppTfT
vas unknown till be struck!
The BIDte declares that bastard sanli not
inherit or eatsr Into tho congregation of the
people; ind yet the Nor:h is oansruplins H.
ssll to briug into i,s midst bastard mu at:o
"a noble object for a national #ar Yut his
dnpes might reHd him 10 pieces ii they knnw
MS motives Hence it is tho possession OF
Middle Gsofsi. i. c. the ne plus ultra Of his
ambition; hcnce negroes must become free on
military occupation, that his daughter might
hoG to & father's aIms-and that father too
stingy to purchase her freedom himself-lt
must be done with the lives and tie purse Of
mighty nation. Hence charleston IS secon--
| diary to Savannah In his p:aas-nenco the rail-
road car stealing, bridge burning cSpIoi.--,
honce Georgia is Threatened with so 900 o.
ono aide and $50 600 on tnc oiner-hsncesIhs
Federal army mo7cs toward Hunts4:iif- ia
stead OF hstnPhia.
O,gii! not tais thing to bs sifted out: And
if il Is trus,it ca1 bv nado tho csusu of o
mighty dow n!all Of our arch -euemy-by seud-
.ng the negro girl anc The taets to Greeley nr
I Fernando " God, or some invsteraie poiticai
enemy, 10 spread it abroad North on the wings
III inc wind This coming IL ,hem Gu Zee
! Lssis of detu.lt ulust coupiote bia uycrtnrl:.
Tnu AtiAuss "intellisnIos,' l@ys The halt
! his not oeen Lold 10 tic above Il Was IN ma
county OF Putnam that Seward frat settled &c
| Georgia, where the oeggar for employment,
il respectable neighbornood, taught scnooI.
| His imm5rai:;es after whie became
known TO mis- Patrons who, disgusted
with his conduct gave him notice to
quit. Es did 30, and meanly begged es-
slstanca to returnIo Yankee land, from whsn,p,
i, waa ascerssinec, ho had c. tne South in dis
gracs. Upon Bis raturn, sccident gave him u
start il hs profession, @hich native ability
and unseTupuou, intrigue combined, made 4
successful enc. Soon he became pulitlcsr,
aud 10 ia nov, What be is, a bitter hster OF thS
South ard tho institution OF slh7ery, doubles:
lu6ueaced by his Young sud ardent passion
Tor the f'n les Of race to whom he wsi
devoted when resident Of the county named
The arch hypocri'e ahouid be EXPOSED in n!
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