Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-18

ron2inrl ct Frttress Mtnr"z, ~ tho ptuhiu,-
tr"a placed thu foIt, 80 iar al ne was c,,-
cerHcd. &C Iha 'no:cy, t1I ~ .hs S'ent showed;
Gu lho #ant 81 enterprise Oh .he part d tia
r=1H: commander al Pensacola.
Possibly thtre are other parts If the reply
" hlch q superficial rrsier MAJ thiuk r, oll.e
mmc or elucidc.iou : snd, indeed. ilere Is
smother marked :or IL. BY ny KIDD VS.
TOR
:. TGa oa-Pr-s3dent has hruugh. together .
lahry nth Of dates Respecting the ARRIVAL SID
departure ufI,tI co'nnis,ionare, arn,isices,
&c, Sl:.- Tiirh, a. | HaG no official c1nnsc-
ton. ] iiay have a..6e - nn:G.rpTi4.i rr;--
take 81 t"o; bit as | have not hY rco the
rleaus d recovering tue clue Lo these wind
ipgs, L sha!l not ~s!teIt; " follow them.
W,sFlEIp Scorr.
New York, 5th Az. Rotcl, nor. 5, 1852.
Hr[RlP OF TA% NORTHaEN PRESG.
The Now York "World" we'll remarks
that the result of The elecu"ns illustrates lwo
points in the character Of tho American pr6-
pie, which render than worthy their greet
asrltnEu CT tras gorsrrnen!-their jealousy
ui usurpation ADD tuelr pruierence !pT constl.
tuiond remedies. The "Worhi" inipress,vcly
says:
Tue sppareiIt tauienafs vita which lhsy
submitted u the tyrannlcat srbilrarT arrests,
aaI the suspension ii tho hu5sus c5:Duc, was
d lO~ng-5ightcd AMI masteT!y inactivity. lr
understood io r:GresS aGd 5idCd iia tint
The people might hsTe Iirad up III : bis4s CT
inpStaaIs aud ungoYernable passion Ike he
E~bolidonis;s over the arrest Of & iug,:iTe
slave; but stree! riots are net iheiT moluud.
There Is 10 Gore characteristic ILLUSTRATION
If ne difference betwoeu the Abolition pRrty
aua the Conservative party than the contrast
here suggested. The arrest Of faa!tivs slaves
y:a followed Sy mob reS"ucs that % white
~frveuuan oy constitutional protest tnrou.:n tue
ballot So1. 1he negroes were arrested IL
PURSUANCE Of laT and 5 constitutions! re-
quireuent; ~hlto nen arc noS a~rreltei ii
ie6apc: " Law and s 60 ns.itaiiuIai p10Siai-
tIrh.
Mark u. di1er5as tetr-d7r lbs Tstrsi.:s
;eeafte1 ~ oy tbs ruiicai dis1Y2aniz=r, ar.t ths
Conservative friend. ii law Ana olu,r. las
difference h.s its root il = fundamental GiI.r-
erce in The character Ct the tSo pa5:u=.-
o.: Parfy Is driven EsaItoug ~ !fap.tuOu'.
ua!esaoI'Lg passion, the other, anchored ii
prilciple. Proceeds Upon large eunurai Vows
tul sagaciS1a forrsish: Of coust4E1ac"s. The
h;s!-h4ndSi acts If tyranny WHICH AVG :c-
ceiTed such a sigual Irouke III lhcsr ehei.cnS,
were Of a character 20 mako ids bi.Gd ni
a7erJ freeman, uith D:ini enyIg'. % ss i..,r
drit: a,d tendency. boil win, ini'grslion.-
But the people had IL" maaG patriotism to
aubarraaa the CJTuTometu " YToeou. pui-
oraaE@. lacy had I 0 uuch aGscity &. L.
trade y ascrad 1suss IS ailyirE 4: wit; i,s-
order. Ihis stif-;oc;rol under '.;trpng pro
vocation, t:,i5 6t@..hy reliance % 0orst'tr-
siorel mHthods iuc The reiis3s ot in:3is!sni-
grievances, relics the '.'rhest credit On The
consprex::7a n,Sssos. ni;s thi; Spirit On
dur.s, suutehy c.l DaTer pTcp.r@ tie way
for tyrhnay t'y supplying it ~,ti Apologies
But j: the t~-Tiog VI the paop.r unCei moo
gtrons sn.r-es ii power HttesLS their steady
attachment 10 order, the result ci tGe rirc-
.iops v.nil4a.es them from the cu:plyiGn Of
hSso SUI uamaaiy 4-I-lanLsnce yC cr.c:'nch-
nvrta ia thelr liberties. At .hs apProara
II tie eis:!inns the bsldnesa ami ::c1I Of ,nu
ceiiT1s- demonstrated taht it vas neither lear
nor indifference that Lad kept them 80 long
qn,et. The people are Thoroughly In Sucd-
as every PEOPLE deserving to Is freq mEaf
p@-wltL tn, spirit b" naply Expressed n tbs
{ Ti.us and .ncisiTe s;y!a 81 JctierSnD. II
would 10 a g1ast tsusioo,' sad tcai 7iE"1-
1ua cham iou Of constitutional !;b:j;j', Wi
.iLs aeeinu: ths Alan and Ssdil;on l. Ss-
+w.re { confidence la trs ne1 y: On. :!.a,ce
20 s::lenl= pul issrs icr tho .efog+ ii ar
righta: thst cuaf3erts is cFei;~i..: tie
psrtnt OF d-s potmm-fTee gcTsinLne.; j:
founded Iii j.a!nusy; TOT II Confidence; !! IL
Jealousy, not confdenoe, wh!ch prrGcrihes
limited constitutions 10 bad .ic'sn these
whom We sTr obliged ~ tru3: ~i.h pD~er;
thst ouc Constitution hss issl ta- limits 70
s hicsi, aui DO further, cur ccnfi-nCs nay
60"
The ) lien and S-ditivn iswz, aid t.s az
Tesn uDdr' theE, we're a ta:s.s!ie to IN.
present grievances But thess od;c09 ;4~a
o7~@r1trvT tbs administrator @h;ch 9sHo-
tiuasd 'hr7n. Ihsy ruined tns FrjaTs! PSF
u. Thy oocasiona'i 8 politics., '.v.,in-
lion vhich brought the DpmUlcai:; YrEty
iiec prx Ct. add gave II @uah Ill asCroiency
,nat II hud control OF TOE G1ver5usnt The
greater part Of the inns for the eusu!ug nifty
7eaIs. But President Adams mad1 .o mr.
rests without color OF la@ al President Lin
coin has done The former arrn.L-i a!isD5;
the latter our o-n citizens. In tire one case
arbitIa ry power MAS CONFERRED ~ Compress
ia the o,her it is without any cnioc 81 las,
and IL 1psu drhsuc. If exlstinE .~Latutei. Il
has ocw become spp.Ient :tst tbd nrxt Pres
idrnttal election vii SHOW that to- American
GeoplU Of this geDeratioI srn not I"s, j-nl0us
OF asgrussioas on their iiba6lirs thar tra ..-n.
GRAFTON ~ho were contemporaries OF I"Et'eon
aud e's vs;lzi MIN to tne Presidency &s the
champion Of tbs SAME rights which are 10"
lore dangerously infripg'i.
Unaer the taxing caption IL ".h:Ci.iian ct
Trantcn greater thAr jleCl5lsaa at tks kasd
OF tho army" tie Ne~ farh Hsrald "ssts lip"
the rntired sen=7al foT a oer csI.ar- 1sSays:
Bcllisnt G: bsyb been the qualities DIS
PLAYED by McG'sl!sG al = ganera'. srd quo
ocssiul AZ mas basn his n,i:tsIJ cerssr, not
~wltt,sfand:ng the iInpeaimenis and obGtacl.5
thrown in ME way by s ~fsction. siI tals is
eclipssd BY the dignity and .elt-ssc1ificiDg he-
roIsm Of the patriot IS exhibited in tho u.n.
nnr in which he retired from the command
Of the Army Of the Potomac tn the bosom Of
his family at Trenton. Had Mcclellan been
an Inferior, selfish U&n. he would hav1 re-
signed bio command, and, ike Fremont, msde
infannatory appeals to excite public iodig-
nation against the Government So fac from
that, ne has never yet complained of the
wrongs inflicted upon him, and noF when be
is removed n second time frou, ihe Arny
OF me Potomac he gracefully 1i1Gdcsws
,T:thoE1 ua- word ot Isrvnsct TO h'a supcri.
ors.
Lis Ha.'; Clay "ho oaid Ii 7Eauld
.sthsT ts right tt,sn Is President;
SlA1'sliuu prefers to he right than :"
DO GarsIal-;L-Chier ereE- Of fuo Amy
OF tn fotoarac, ~hicI had grove up aader
his o~n are" Had l.: shown the saEvile,
eye,phaatic uStlra oi oihsv msn, and vioia-
ted tl,n dictates Of a"nacIense-his Obligations
TO God snd his cruntEy he would nave reen
retained in the chief command ,o-:Ay- Bat,
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