Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04

iTHiiS U.N AMERICAN "SEP.4a>1.
IIUH"' A.TD THE !hrEPENDENCE
iIisG SOUTH
-: lY-.!o ai"T !, ii II, scpo't ol ilf. Glad
, @a.5.. .9:Gi4, ri, ii"e,.1ali at$'Th, al >'eT
,.-.;e. I.s:4.,, II y ;,ai;js, q; wh!ri, E'e eavs
III p,t Sat;3 Is y u.u.nlu.'s "tiHzcitc:"
! i'i one aaii the right honorst tls gsntla,
rnln, ,Xercisiag nv cwD poor faculties as best
/ rruia. have never felt ih2; England mad any
IT 4'nn connected With Err owu civil interests
i',r lesiring the disruption ot the American
I!nInn. | cnu understand thGso who Say ths
i't,- III thc general Interest Of nations tkaI
! 10 Stale should swell 10 the di0icn5lon OF &
Continent. ! cdl understand those who say
and confess it to be my own opinIon-thal
il IL grrntiy for the iatsres. Of tho nrgro race
that tneY should luve t. do Slth !hrir own
masters lUns, and not-AS has hitherto been
! tit cas'. with their own masters DUcEad by
| ,Ee wE"lr poteor CT tila Fredera! Government
%, It's Guitei States. LCiacis. Because
pray nbsrrFu, that has hGuTi tbs 4late 5itniut,r
that .ius suhsists'i heretofore, Rid IL hich
sniGe.i think, mistakenly in the interest OF the
negro lave thought it desirable to rrturI.--
/! ~, i,...*4E T.; Eri:ich the slagsa hass Uer,
governed LsTe b="r laws made hot b} the
! Fradera' Government M. by tnu %nerd oi
Ili.-s SaTss, lat the caiUTccrueGt Vt the Ii :, :
! made hy this ~n.rs OF tie slaves mas ror
rested in ti.- nald. Of the owners oflle slapra
! alone. i.;,cT have had rlght--a consttu'
! tlonsl r,snt by the Constitution "l ine UnileL
| S.al. S--Lo b- supported against ther avn
! Il in. I'm nF tEa Il., IN
sa:r own"rs ilnTe made by Tho BhOle power
uI tho AuericAn Union. can, therefore,
>eIj "ril understand lie Argument Of those
" hn tliuk that i! is partic'ilarly to be desirud
/, N tile interest Of the negro race that the
| AnriIcal, CnIob SIn'id DC recuuatructi-l.
hat / uust S,i':.rs-, Tor rrs;tns tint need
not mna explain. that 10 not tniuk that Eu.,
land haI ha'! aHv irt"rGs:t iii the disruption D
lhat Gnlcn. III own private uplIIun Ii thai
It ~". 'atler thC Interest 81 Eng la1d shar the
:; ni"m 9:.Uu'd continue, knu" thAtlt is not
Al opulon generally shared, but al .ny rale
kentrrn=u, whatever r!e" ITO may take ~
that. Ihinh w ali feel trat tl.s course which
her H.jss;y'a ministers have endeavnI,d to
pursua--namcty, thar Of maintaining strict
neutrality under Nil circumstances that have
ni!d hln been he expTass!On Of lhs genera!
E,llss 0f tbr cninInu1ltE. Cheers. There
IL, aud heic ceu be, no j d,ubt That hers tG u
p.tt;rs air III girsl eraspefatua, II is not s..
ali ullik ely til:.t t who 6LscI Yct :, iLclcL nr-
lrailt, "r:I oiIiT''! both: hccause, in point oi
, fact, thr %taLo .! .!.!Ii ~ which his cUndu:.
! !, il.rIy To ue ,u.li,rL II for the u.lneui by
-ther disrlIallt Is note stsce Ol lnlnd in " hiGh
It ls fair that We should oEp.ct from them
! purlettly inIrar!r"i ruGc!nsions. But what We
ma; natrtraiJ e&,ctt * this, that HI liuacst
cD;irac Of H,ntrsiity will he recognized that
Course. Mvar, inch We have pursued up ID
! tnIr las All! - i"cnen,2.l alter ti.i2 an
iilYp: =t:ul,..: :.,@ pua3!,! I~ar. sDi mhen
! !hs circUinst5uc:. shall 10 calmly viewed
! But, innl r"'ie;a, il .pi'cars 10 ule thut II
either party have 4 rgh; to lind fault with us,
il - the Cnaiadurate rather than the Federal
pGTty. !izdr, hraf, mean this, il We
lave oa"iatd Mt I'll lroia Neutrality, GU. do
walton tas been sgainst the Confederate
raLhaT than the !e-isrsl party.
! TO S"u:s3 80 lave taken haa been thia :
| Var nsYs prraerT5I = 2srtvct Neutrality. tut
a" hssu p-rul,lt,d lhe export oi arms and
%a:lli-' rDI9s--we h,Ts pS,Iulttad il TO tn6
! ports wr.e hie.kaded hY'ti,6 NorlLet1. ftt-t
and 10 tho Fe-letAle, who have had perIdc:
power Il import whatever urms and stcret
they piFased. | tLini. that course has beer
..e T..:it -ni just cHnr+=i kE. think tic
ScTy sthteuriIt 0; the i:i". pTyir3 thai II, aEe
ra.a Te have :ioL displayed t.ias uHt!TorR-
bic 10 the claims CT the .h1rtEsrn StHius.-
[Cieera. Bat no:y, z=ntleuen, would I1T
q nOTl,Gi inslr Al, appeal IL vnIl on beha!! o
tre p-yPia ot :kt .'o!tH2In States-l tuGan 81
far 5 e>std5 lheir sppIeIistion "i their PG'
ritiuu. Greater allowances ~. 10 lie made
ior heat and evaporation III tho stats CT pub.
lie cp1ion in that County una"r presen,
cume'a nccs than pornsps could escr i2irly
be ciaiTi: : suy other Dlucli GnlT con
oiier what their rrjvata history has been. -
fh-r huyP never Drank tho bitter cup u mis-
i.rtart, disappointment and ulortincSton.--
They k~i but to will that thing shoul! bf
a3:.u npd i. Tas dons. Their course HIS beer
II ,>or:i-c AZ prosperity aht sdvancecn
nitIinit ample l,l " It'll Jut e!i!g IN break
u ell Epnt!tn.rn, II is MOI III human uslur, tha
+ pa0pIe'siio hnts hy~.I subjected ~ all rEleii
eGce gu t3t'aring, So soothing t2.hu,uaa sell
luro skuu.I at Cnc1 lsarn with peIlcc1 goo,
craca 10 .ocprnodsts sndsubnit itself to III, ne
ces1ities ol onl LuriaE condition. Hear
lcGr.
Il Ii eaa- 10, is 10 Suffer. VS. hare suf
frruj bepTe. VS. haze eole through the very
asonirs Of 1hG dismsuibtrtnonls ngains
which tho Northern people Of United State
are 10 y struggling, We hava goue tnroust
il, AMI I,uv' that sc hGv- gona through it w;
kuvw :nst Il wss n", + Dad shiGf 4irer SILL.
tiraI. t:ut iL." f!r:& t:"t Eon- through u
ADJ ri | :Gn s.:J /" irl uR tnal With tirm ii
wo Tan. Lr, liz i--"P towards them kmd'i
..rn;,ri isI us ,inl al!"w Gurp",t g.. 10 be al
yeI s=ty CRITICISED; on lhut aldo OF the water
let IL Do very cautious uf auTerse criticisms
uoan them frot1 this side Of the water. Deepen,
apon Il, that co;irsc, steadily pursued, vii
Lging iis reward, and i ie tic COURSE which
thsy l,sce right upon every ground OF goot
Gill, coirtesy and Christian feeling, 70 eHprc
thet SIC should puraus- [Cheers.l Why, gen.
trn'sn they are cir Lm they "ef., At ali,
Ia:o, if they ATE 1Ot noW, Iui cu,i"Iiiots. ADJ
~ hu(t they *i.l he uui chstoT,sr- agaiI,.-'
Bot they have aho.n al>u DIST, under Al
circumstances, when their s0;"l te-iinps coult
nave fair play, thrv have w";. affections 10
ards EoE!sni. Never let L.. forget, " hat
uyer momentary irrtati,... may cIna
the ,nrIs Of that pcople-ns - let Us for
get the reaeptl5n Of ;hs Prii; of Wsles.--
t0hears.l
Let o1-ry E6:IrahiN.n eii&Taye np1n tfr
t1hlrta II hiG heart the Sec. LECTION of tlia
i,r,arrajr i4y and il ocC,. annlly lie MAJ
bs Eemptsh u, An-eT at cr-ing biz c"un::i
li.i.aiprr.llGnt;rd, ~ sr-n nj ,rl'Traeltel, IL
ilirn :'slm his tt!,tnncv l., ~: ted sc'.ti:uen
bg tLat recolIe.tior. frhr~ Aud, gs2
tienen, It ii the mcTe ccasary thai ~
hhnuid Do this, ,,ejs,lse max we arc pretty
much 81 ore in!nG as 10 what il u @Jsn..-
ia know I1i:s we'll iilAs 'I' people, iuesf
Yie people DI the Northern S'atr=-havr n"
vet frank Of lru: curi thry srr htlll rIidrar
nr,g t., ncid i fsii' from their lips they i,ar'
not HSt drank vi Iii. cap rnich, n1,"lth
G;annrg, sl' th= rest u he v"rlh sees thoJ
must d.. Il.r,:. hear. We may 'saN. oui