Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-14
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present to Thai clause vi III" b'''i'iicItt "hth
declares free. the slave III rr''c! Nini"i ail"r
the Isl! of January, rs unlIicsliDnnbic--ltf
| Necessity, indlSriIta'ir. IL has been declared
time and again by President Lincoln that rs
2oOu HI iiii slel, brtafnn Il necessity, flr
shnulii udoIIt it. lis a%'inptinn nos Is not Il
rnnf s:inn thai the military Mems III 'iip-
pressing this great rrhtlllaa iIn'r rr"vr'i Il
failure, int Simblf that ti,:Ir IS n p'inL mt
which any nil"r lr"lti'nat" Appliances That
| can le cullri III, hill aI"n ;"- n.tIlrd oi.--
slavery Is uI element I'll STRENGTH 1. tim'
| rebel; If LETT Tntauchrd II N.!i aH"ur:'ii.
prove All clchIant 81 weakness II may ir 81
total dcstruGiion--to thein and thclr c&usl
whei, We make such uac Of ii AMI ii. victims
lis lies in our power.
From now I'll the lst Of .iamIary"-th2 day
when this proclamation will take 'Iis"E--is
little over three, Inuntha. What NAV happen
hetwrnn nGT anu then, III the progress Of tlr
var. MS hard 10 say. We enrnrs'!y hope.
hrw.y.r, tfsi by thai tin", III" Rebellion. H;il
Lt J,li dawn by the military hai..i. Rnn HAT
tl... tursihl. element Of siavs insuirrcLiUn mH,
not L". invoked. II, Ly list DAY. The rebel
.iuuy he ovcrliIown, and their capital
captured. and, II the sIareholding rel.rls sill
prove malignant. irrcpress.ble, ant, Is IN the
S3uth e t,i, ,iisorranizers and mlrautci$ it.oii
lot that which Pi'e-freaiIent St'phens ra!!''i
;he rnrrer-stnrle vi the .S1uIlIrIh runledctacy
be Hnnckrd from under il, and see whether
IT,. WHO'S iubric OF rebellion will not n:'e>-
Sarly tumble to the g%r"tr"i.
from the New Y"ik !tIdlL
II Is at this time, with victory III oar band,
and enDrIhnu; preparations l"r crushing "tt
all Opposition, lhnt the President ISSUES lhis
important manifesto. and gives the people Of
The South this chaure. IL lan the question
w!Lh them whsthol ur not they Are prepared,
fnr the %lLl of the lew mi~.r,h!- leaIrIs of
ms; wicked rebellion, 10 smirHit "a the nvcl-
whel,ntng rcyulutinn III thrlr sncia! system.
Ihr;~ " IT,. ,iGrumnnl. There l.. tn. time
Iixr,i FIR the Return nj the r-trli'''iH SiatrS 10
rae al!,aianrr ut The fa,ieral r:".rrnlncit.--
M rycul Iii Ii:a history ri The worlh s~n:i,aS-
ses Lle ole nov p,rnrntci by The lIu:Iirut,
and which IS 10 lie decided in IA liitlr over
ninety days.
from The EcS York Innrnal ~ ivmIer.r
Mr.. Lihcoln hrs yicllrd To tn, radical pres
enrr YIh isslrtl u proclamation. !. ~, on the
wnnlr, Il cimI"uS ,inclnent We ltaTr no ~
cl]innrIrn IL ,inv t" .!.>'iG+* iis ~I~'tDm VI Ii"
~. .haiiirl!r, al the effect II wlli r~i""luc': N
rrboldVm. We harn nnly ant!'ipatIrn' nI
evil G,u,n ii, AID wc IrEaI'i II, rs Viii All ia
lnrrsc ,Hrjnriiy of ths .""lle nj The :'"rih,
with profound regret.
L. viii ir observed that he President pot
pthGa iir lay for ms prhrlama'I"" ii irc,"ldm
t. take. -ifh.t until the first dry al JnuHaiy
rex. lie appears tn regard ii IN the hight u
n threat rather than Il Wcai.'li III ~Lr, an! il
woult .rem that he anticipates soinr elect on
The minds Hi The rrhrlliIiiS in,.it Of lite S,Nlti,
from cotmrcting ~lih iE: threat 4 proposal
10 fec :'lale5 III The compensation principle
which he .,t.ac,trd 10 tho last COiiEfesa.--
That it wall have any such effect 10 one who
appreciates the state q! the Rebels can hive
much hope. The only resnlt wiII"h all ndi"'.
ranre To the principles Of tins proclamation
can LEAD 81, ~ a continuation Of the war, III Il
dark inluIc, in which the end is lryoEd nilr
VISION.
tiar effect Of this proclamation w.l! he tn
make it necessary Tor The lines to he drawn
distinctly between The supporters ana the
opponents Of the administration. We take
for granted that tho Republican Convention
ut Syracuse Tomorrow will endorse the Pre-
sitcnL'I policy aud nominate candidates OH
thar platforms.
From the Hcw York WorlLI
President Lincoln IL; ii very BIIiim in the
arL ii pulnical iaIalciDg. Wl.rn III his cir
va,tG position a p~oltiuli Of lhs halsncing pole
in thrown ont Oh the lett side, lie d4ltly pro-
ltcrs an equal weight OF il nn the right. Thus
he maintains hia equilibrium. While nG was
hurn1ring the radicals in the process nf de-
sradinE tteneraI Mcclellan, h. withheld 1lt
proclaim lion for which they ~ Loudly
clam,rtJ. %hen the unrclcntlng necrSslt,c-
Of var rumptllnd him u restore that General
IL r"iHIrhild. hc found II necessary TO larIiJ
this e~xactiug and mot1lesomr faction, aud h"
throws Z sop to the barking rhr'e-maush''i
Lgrhrrls, in The shape Ct a Ec~ pro,IGt4a-
ton.
This new proclamation really a]fliitist; 10
little. rhe President rrrcEsih~, III -"h*ihhc'.
TINT oil the lirst Of next Januny he "iIl is
s'in still! an"thrr proclamation. putting III fore"
Lhr uinrn PROVISIONS Of he cnrli CATION 0r'. f;
It, is hnl,,coiIing the dignity III q great gov
srnu.rnt 10 make such meiia'es as to what it !
sill hereafter 30 in territory ot"l,irh ii powell |
ful arniri foe Disputes the Jurisdiction. II.
0n The first ii lleXt JaIrmy, Tie var is sub !
slauiiatly ended. there would he sGiAc luas6G
III giving TIDE inSHT gems tuciI c'c'Li"i Ue-
tween submission Gml civil penalties. Bat
they all laugh such oiierr 10 soon 80 ling
rs they can confront III With gre"t arini'a.--
That part Of the proclamation whirh rals.r..
to slarea coIniny within nur lines Is psrtlc''
larly weak. The law is the szue thht it was
several months aga. Ii n proclamation oil !
this rnini il necessary, why Ha- II >" long
delayed. It, iss:.. al this bate isf io"k- like
f Confession TO the radical clarIrnr,
THE H.w YnHE "ufHALD" os srCEsTAnE CIi,-f. !
lfluu tie ;.- To,k "H-i.Li." 0ctOLrr i, ! 9d:.! !
Tie radi,a ais are probably riHitl IN r"it'Gg !
Secretary Stanton only one UI thn President =
clerks .i. n.rrr INSTRUMENT ct aI,;.r sic
whose Influence controls the President AM!
shapes Ilrc policy ii lte HaT. But th,s lntiii.
cnliil pGrannhrc is Mr.. LhasS, Secretary q
the TrenSury, Tot MIR. Seward. Secretary uf
State. Mr. Ci.a-:, originally i politician 1r"1n
Dino, Is a inau OF @,,,o ahiilly. gnmi address,
great tact and Remarkable, running lt.r.-
qualities lie has shown mol only IL sc.!!ing
for himself Il s",t in the Cabinet, but ~ gam
ing A Fictitious reputation rs Il linan:i"r, al't
il DOING u great deal al misci,icf dining this
war, wtiln always cont1iNins {" lay III" blame
n r,n, an, .,Ii.I. T,,isbI lie MrS. al tI,l,