Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-21

ifSt7 ESGGrlas eT.t1fSE~Saa nEFh :"S' VIZ
rrr:-sr e. tru-a-fs: pcsc:, ray 81! , con
curing response i'll the Wchsen world, that
we venture 20 breathe it from this sitie OF the
Atlantic.
W. dare no. ~lr,,I,as: Vs. a people 50 sell
suupyrt.i, ~ advanced IN Giv,liEati0n, whose
feelings. however strongly aHc't-d, cannot De
nnintiurnccd by the Course nf events ana the
teachings 81 eNpcrience-~ VIZ dare not propose
nn; particular mnd"s IT"rsd="h ny winch
the grave question AMI difference may be pa
officially solved but If "A suspension OF nos
riiiti.I could be obtaiuet nsa preliminary
u,,asurr, time might be given to consider ny
| whit iastruurntality the present disastrous
coniiirt might be brought I" an End. u the
wiil .,,st-which We wGuld not for n mo
,,eut doubt the means may be found more
practicable than they at first appear. The
| wbo]. civilized world would Rejoice in So hap
ov n cnnsuinmhtoli, and II We can IN any
cav contribute towards it We shall indeed
not have appealed III vain m patriots 1no
Christians.
Here fyllur til: si,nltures. winch are nu-
nicrnus.
THE ENGLISH 4RisT0cR.Ts AG.i.sT REUNION
from the Lo7toa Herald ln"rhJ oryrU,J 9ept 29l
We should think i'll Of the cpni:drratrs il
on anr terms whatever, they cnrHrntrd Il
accept as ! lEow-cointrym"i 'hs n'"'"'ne'y
horde, Of ~ruliiaus 10y wh"n H.. r .r"nfrr ha'
been drSnlatei.
Au,i the YccepEtn:r at ,,,ri'I"'n '.h'.rI'-
sion 4unIi he rs ]conIiar' l." ""I"'l IhI'"y ~
u right feeling and pnlr!"hc inrtinrt'. The
Union can only b.: rccnnrtruc'" by g'vini
certain powers, however lIInIicd, l." the Fedora
| Government. and binding u.nr the N"rlhGrE
States " observe certain conditions "' th'
Federal compact. They chnnoL 10" excluded
. from all shar. in the Federal power; SOONER
or Later, probably within I'll years, they must
| recover by force ni wealth and numbers their
asceidanry at Washington, aud then tl'<
! surh Of tho l.0 last years would have to he
lone over apntn. # any paper r"nHit'n'
Lien, if any gnarnntrcs, II nay oalb5 could
! hind The Northern SLatra to the "h-:rsnHcc
nf tlrir Federal duties, and preclude them
frnlu interfering in the ~lnt"rnai atta'ra0 OF their
! nri.flors, the old Constitution would have
Snificed. That Constitution they violated
! hu:itulIly and Systematically. Their preach
..cS lrrni.lted Ia dn.r al pr;lnry their
Iaw .rr> defended treason th"Ir sittrsin':i'
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New England. WHAT guarantee can he gwen
"' S"T" Pc"p'e va" 't' '' '."
e.hn III" F"l"' -" VIM" " ""
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throw away thG 'rn'tS ~ rignteeh "'''tnN VI
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Dorm ami frice-nhoer yen. '"n t"'n IL IiIe
rahhlng oiAcer-hA'ihg i'rIieu" lunel'"t d.
Ripley, inarched Thence i0r thE.Pu' pose vi at,
raging IN" enemy III cattie' though IL "as We"
known the batii" must ne "aseo uhotr lnc
serious disadvantages " s''"' uFP'"S :"
mnn''"rs. aHi 'lr'nst'i OF posit''''
lmI'S'hS !h-', '''oo"' ~ '", VIC
iLaf'hr" from / "|a'o''H' p'"'"
Oh The u. * 4. X. H.: mas 'ho',I'e ''oH' liz
MrSt III C"r'IIiE, tle Sfr"nSho"n "i TIE ehn-
nv. That hl.hr IT," "''Ii'rrS ies'e" "h iheir
arms. III eager ana '"'iIl'e't eAP,''a'''" VI
I'rectlng the Toe III battle array ." Inc ensuing
morning.
Friday. October 81 .'ic orhrr 'battIe was
fnriua', the ngHt being held hT ''''~ra'
Van H"n'I from" composing "h'' 'i' III
vision Under 'Ie'rra' L''ri' ""''' LIE 'c't
"ai "'ciipIe'i hr 'ienrral InGeS troops '"'"'
posed "l w" u''Is'"HS' Tic ""h'o",e GIL n"-
der t'nrral ncpeit, ana the r'e"' """ri
~'i.'nrral Marry: "h"sr divisions Is thn' p'aceu
iurn:"d the cr"frr 81 the "hoir 'o'rf.
Advancing IN this "r'ir', ut - o CLOCK ID
the morning ten. Lnvtlro DIVISION "rfl'"i
within 'nnE range "t The enemy. ~h" hao
marched otif some miles IN front ol the eH-
Creme ou:cr ilrc< OF his fortll!cat'nns. lul-
m"dis'rIy the artillery 81 'ie'. 'l'Np!@le:
Wli2A. ''isa ie vas j" l"" "''"','' op''"'
iIic HpAn I'M r'''"'' VINO, III " S""il "mt'
began IL sI'c way ah1 I"'l hacH' hhl 'nnth-
'"d to 40 ;" ,r W." h'"'rS' ""''! " navy
"IId enrr'''' NE ''"i' ,''e 'an..s a."
lies OF uen. I'''eI'S DIVISION. mean" i.'e'
there WAS consisted lIih''A'ht a''ng MS i'n'
al the centre ana r,E"t "'ne' ~ """5' u"
hr'EA'es 81 'ie"7' 'l"'r ~ ! me- "''u iA' =,
ticnlarif '"'' "r'uS'S " iSs'LI'. ~
SnarpSh"o'e:S' we're E''s' "'''e ANU '""
sp''""nS.
At't o c'ncf IL" '!rn'J HafHns ''.ae "
STAND "ne-l%'' mig m Iro1t ~ us .ni.'' ,
'l"hs' YEN h''N,' "o'''A's" MS sn,"!N! "u
l'o"'"' Il ,,eStr '1r''" i''"SN'''f y ..
ranks oi the 'anNsfS; VII" lspl.rn @ttn spn h%;
anu now '1eH, FEY Ha',,s o''e n.y. "'
DIVISIONS uh"e' |s's' .""''y "'u iieDe','
tie battle raEr'' alI a'"nS .he rne-th' ere
my S"H'i'''s ,trr'''Y. r. :, .tns'n " rrnnE.
was "'";'''' zen h""ei'S '",>'"" r".,,ps'
ana N douoIe quick t'ne cur pTaVe so'o'eiS