Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-15
II EsNAY

ifua no have II ctsi! many md naETy l-s5ea
upon the enemy i'll that he has proclsi.aed IA
Tou SIS rictoyiss But great e. thcsa lozass
haze bean, they do mot aecount for 1nu i.fisy-
enru Satwsen667 600 and 100000.
"Actum est he HepubLica" The Unon is
gone; aud The goonnr the world addresses. i.se!i
10 that fac., tbs batter will it lie !ar humcnst,
and comIuerce.
Most thst Eh-oTe knows Of LIZ has l!sea
learned through fanksa anurc2a, and hsvs
taken up your prac!nlia TINA with this disgust
ing recital Inarely to diashise yoHr mind OF
shy Isuaes lR'sahccJ3 tGa, may have iou1i s.
lotg1ucnt ,her", and Ia sivs you rrscticEl .llug,
Lrahon OF the daepcahis character cf tbs psc.
pie with whom, uufrtuns:rly, 10 fad mlr-
eelves rmbrolel, sEd from r7lass Association
;s wish IN Withdraw.
psaa BY Buffers inlamhus prGcl,matiaa 1T
Nsw Oflsan9, and tho arlniug our susss against
our wives and children, to tell you Of YsIEan
ronoment upon ssvaga Lsrhari!y which SO
have 10 contnnh wlth.
TO hloot with r"soncrl slrowa a universally
himitlnd tn he both savaEs and barhafous, tn.
our men have bean shot With erlEosiV iVe hulets.
Imagine mimic bullet TO be cut in lnn trafa.
4,
the from; half or cnns--,ba niher part ia thea
followed out into cup, filed with fni,u;ta.t
or some other ey plogive preparation, and ,hsn
secursly fitted into the font part, snd ii auch
\, Dnnaer thst whsn the ball strikes, ite VITA
- sssE, ,a.!d no hhy psrcuason ey1,oriss
tho ball inside the wounded fnkl. Ia rot thar,
think you, equal to the poisoned srruw Thers
can be no mistake about it, for have seen the
ia it.o nd Ioon lro
find = safo conyeysnca tor tho dangerous thing.
Tne 'rue aim Of savage wsrfara is TO kill and
!nurler--oI civilized TO wound snd diaahe.-
Which is it that the YsEkaea are waging?
'fLe neero is not, ps the iAnkesa would have
lhs war!d hrIeTe. thu Cause or tbs ok'ct Of
llia war. 'fha tariff and hatred Of the \ snkes
cuarscttr-lhass bvs ths hue caIlseR. Thry
sro cation cf shop koerhrs and i'r'!hinrs; And
nnl"r prntext nl raising Teqsnms IL E:si.i;sin
!!ie government, Southern in,i,istrF WA taxed
TO support Yankee workshops. VIII! lhia thny
waxsu lat and graw iIl-o!eTi until thrr inso
lenca became unLel.sble.
We chos4 10 longer To submit Lo their mi,
aud 50 sougEtsimply to ~ithdran frn,a aii poll
lic.l ASSOCIATION with them. Wa ask nothing
If iham. All 20 want il rInply To bs lait .nd
let sone. And The simp. tsct that they
Hhculd stteDpt 10 force US 10 remain il pnliti
cll ASSOCIATION with thcII, is prnof enough as
10 .iio inequality OF heHotii which lua old
Union conferred upon the iva srctiora.
the fus' and turmoil ehiut sl.Vary is nsre-
II Incidental in this 1hippg stats OF ali .irs
Ia most Of th- Nnrtharn States it il sgsuu.
tie s~ for freed nrero tc ca;ps there. they
will uat rll1H negro Irum TIM !5rn!h lo t6sl
among thean
Ai.er supplying The NarIh with was:a7sr
lhey required Of nIIr produce and buying Of
tho North, upon their own rerns, whstevsr We
required 0l their msnnfa :turs, there r.manad
annually u the South quantity Of surplus
produce Eh;ch requires 20 900 ship. aEh
more than 2U0, ,00u aeaunen TO ruTTT ahrosd
aud dihtrinu's atnong tic msTEsti oi tile
wcrid.
la ife .r.l;nE CT ttis p-nduie Northern
factors =nd Northern shipping did tho primer
pa! part B,Eldes this tia Laws OF tie Union
gavn the North tha preference ever all the
world in the markets OF the South. Those
wore sTeat advantages and the North TaxcR
fat snd etropg upon them, Their corraii"rirrs
Ea.e wnnring lo The South-i1T the South
could sel d.arer and bu7 cheaper in other resln-
tries.
Twelve m:lI;ora CT ruca cuatcmars ~ is
habit the South srG enough 10 uisEe lny pso-
i-p,a ricu, auu -TtieT sTe-auch IA rstionrcsE
siford to lole. ElIt let rcrssEou ea sctnoE
lodged as IN accomplished fact, 1nd the North
will oas this preference, this irgd., snd ihssn
customers, viIh ell tie GsneGt. dsii:sd from
their pnitic, aes9cEtion with us. II 10 ttsT5
fore nGl fOr The negro, but solely on' s':couu; Q!
pscurisry sr'i s4tish considerations that thu
North Ill Hsging thlI Ta7. She IS Vainly seek
ing 70 coa:j:.l t;s 10 TaneE na Ess6a.et!an teal
We abhor
Hitherto 0a havs scte'l purely On tie i=lsn
siqe EH have not SING 10 in2sde l!ie Nor,l,
hn, psnGplnd III The triple srIEnr "t a jua.
ca,ia-, We have s!ood st!l, and evor since The
iatLie ni II MANIFESTATIONS a year ssO" "-Gnotly
looknl on whiln the enemy raised hin srln'et,
.nd completed his preparations for the war in
| his uwn ~ay. Having destroyed lls grand
.rny," VIC shall now carry tie war ju;n Africa.
I hope. compelling him to withdraw hin Iorcss
| rnrr our horders aud 10 Fus inr pssce.
Bat pe.cs is very dittical! 81 present, ad-
nit: IN ;hs ;tjrIi!, rehs1n hsa lost liz sT5y
over the mind ct tue people. ard the iudzmsne
OF rhsir rniera has been tsksn away. In the
South passions .rtli high. I'l'a:efccs, ii tbs
present temper Of ths I~o GHfl.!sn Il would he
| impossible jus! nua, lar them 10 .Erss upcn ibe
prelim .n'ry siep 10 eny l:6tiDg i~Ncs, Tiz iEs
adjustment OF boundaries. hea,s, therefore,
drifting into s. war of exhaustion.
Tne,a s.re ruUnrs d sD sirnad intervention
from your eide. Bat upon wl:at hss!,: this in
srven:ion in to take plsc,, ihs E!any- 5sIed
dana haa not degucd to enlighlrn "a. Any
such intarv1Dtiors cannot Gu: Soi 4 u!jeciiev>
ous!y if it isii to recogniz, tha right II tie
people ia the disputed HinteG Of DaiuNar6,
us-glsnd, Kentucky ard Missouri freAiy and
| fairly to decide for themselves whether tisy
will csst their lot SilL the Ncr.t or tho South.
Neither can i he slppaaed that intar0 entior
wcuid rsccLnizs any iisIhsnhsr;laut G! Pfa
sent S.alsa
With us, thin il rot wsT Of conqusei: hut
war for principle, which Is denr to eTcry
French hcari-s princip's ny which your
Emperor sitg upc;i lila LrssL ihfnEe lhs right
of every psnp!e 10 be gG9e:Ee'l in thar o:Sn
TaT.
The s'rnns srn Of mighty na'ioTE may inrcs
relce upon tnme other baais, E''t any such
pesco viii prove hollow tTiich
ThsFa has, E5rmi: me- 10 aay, hhhH Rre7d- 81
,e.s, que errcr cnlnrnittcd by F:anco and Esq
| lsad in Ia; w.r: when There dtiicu!:'es coin
monccd I'll Eurofs vi,1Ssi !ham thrQugh
| Narthern media. This Tas natural enough,
perhsIa, ior sll Europe dsfsnded upon North
ern at,tomeEts for iifcrhar;oa c,ncsTning us,
| The.s ha9s nnw hesD iouod to BE- erTnnccus.
But not until rrsrcs aud Engl.nd bad Commit
tad lnsuis CIV -l to hlocksie that vac GE,'1Gi
all rule Tno nfActa Of hist hIGckade u;n"
our in,lnstry is likely TO prcva lasting; sca
certain c!ssaes in FIaccc nad England uisY ya'
tind Cause 10 rusit, even il mnisiera do nat
You can yell co;caive that ins Dl;!tkaha sf-
f! fa-is most ttiactiye encouragement 10 liau,a
m ,nuiaclurea in lie South. rhe GnorEirs Gl
the people have, by il, hren d;HeTi-d into n"s
cha of Industry, and manufacturing es'at-
lisf,:Eerts srn rapidly spring'ng up on all hands.
So that vhsn France and Eog!nad decide,
to respect Lincoln's paper hlocsaae, thnY NJ
willingly, pnrh,,s, called Influences iG!n p'Oy
! r-h; III 70 rani:Ii, en- rcrtiEP ua intn mlEL