Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-07

IS. ho~cver, one kind ot praise which, als
though not very complimentary, may be CIV
ca to 1t. Tho proclamation cannot uiaho
! 'nsttsrs worse. II cannot asg1avats the coli.
diton OF The neGIocs. At tho S)uth the
black man viii silii Dr valued, as l.e has nj
wayS been, for usr az long "a hr ieinxns in
n!S masters power. AS to- taoEe wac have
as1atied or mag escape. the Confederate Gcr
ermnent cannot use then worse than they do
now. al IlArprt's Ferry thsre We're miI
ed mu}tilude IF Tree negroes and escaped
slaves " Heu ,i6 Ll:.co w.s taken. Jackson
''the Puritan JACKSON" as We have seeu him
sty Ids Supl the ~ho)e lot Off und Eein
ihem inlo slavery. After the last Of pore's
hattlrs PARTY oi negroes went out uHIs. III,
prots.ii'if, III Il q u; II truce to bury thn
dead. Whan they had performed thfir work
: CORPS Of t.iuir1e.ato ;tf,mrr advanced
upon ihen ,nd in,te them Ill prsInsrs aad
slaves. sni I, eb",it Of exhauitation 'hu,s. Gp
ftHm the ~i,:,!e South, the chlValrous South,
At ;ilis trearhor0us violation of the laws Of
wax. Inis lruculoncu Inust be provided
againrt in the future II Mr. Lincoln affects
t. give liberty 10 mnn lie must give theIu
afuls y iii which u defend that position, and
g.ve thsm ofFincis. To m4ks soldiers Of kll
rhs BIZ aka whn sbow ;heir courage and ensFgy
cy rscai.ihe, III las street. pelh.pa the olly
way, 10 pisy ell >erNil; wSr,
n. 81, rL2r ~, rs1t zL..Yt:.
tf.,s ,.s L.uJ. -. :Grd lie "a ....j "
"A W. rlo;lr'rcl., tr,M,rS,lii I.i1oiL i.as
thrnwu tIn,S-lt into t!u sfims 0t il,u b"lI-
tonist,. Pliilr:sliS h,s emancipation prnr-
| iaInat,,u il wa,se rhan vail fho " l"aol -
5 a.es arc beyuad tho jurisdiction of The
Press lent, except 10 tho lew p(a!es wher- &
Federal garrison occupies some Soulhcr.
town. or Federal army, encsnped on Soa:G-
srn soil, trembles Tor its own safety, and ex.
ersiSr; NJ p,.&-r wiIAt=rcr hey ond tho Tango
IL its suua. Ei:!ci. 10 doubt, Hay oeGrIro
| tho c,t,sens ~ New Orisaus Of rluir slaves,
a: s7l ~ u; lheiF a:l.rI PROPERTY Hnd il there
= eff a,iY other ucpa that IL. 3iasp, w"rld TO
h.I.sr treated bytiisir loliverel ,':tn = ineir
inaate::., ~o tn'snt nyevooE ths a. %ga"H
ia cons!leration II sue sutSia!.l.a. j'.,fce
dorr.
At Norfolk 4 isw utscoes noY eE" ian@e
iHa lni,,rs id Whicn. Oh tils nnulo thy have
55 - y I'll trcalsd and 2jh:e.IL'd. Ior lie ~
IL, ,Ty aai brn:al lll-uaage aIn,t the rahh-
uI tho Northern Cities. But this Is all. Tho
neg:1as vi the South. w tn lLess lev excep
il3n., viii rem.;a 81 tlaY are, tie slaTet OF
it.r citizens OF Tho Confederate STATS, held
undnr the Ia ~ Gliiish ti.e oiatss E>ve rets!n-
Ell IRON, iijn!a u.j.o: AID unI5s' .a:,!;a "hirh
;ho tc!ais tel..:r hsa iui.crltcd from. Ito Hto
Ca".t Ths effect OF .tei: cundrti"h wil!
NO 90 hca;!y hope, GS siTep!y n"Lei 20 mop,
: >. L..-uss ihe only ELECT which The procta-
| ,lsti'n consi p"hsio!y haze would DO to ron
der thnt condition TuTre by lar tt.an il eHeI
! Yet has been
n Mr.. Davis had h;iassif iirosis1 tt.9 cour1o
If mis- rival, we 10 not think thai he coun
! r.7n dictated Ileasurs more likely io nIfid:
.i.s Nortl. snd 10 unite he 'iur'icr Stat
:: htihy with the rect III tho U.uIti, nHa
n.vIe calculaLs;l tn H..bOI th, tcd:,AI oe"-
urulhahs .nl To strengthen tho baud II t''e
! domestic sl!ss.rira WI, Al, alresd, Uesi'.-
Mug - cVuslrIc .UT It's urerthr1".