Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-04
1Cc5r,y MORNING. Sovr:iB RI 1872.
ANEW rs-v1c.Ta rr HcSas 70 assATAE

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Puh:ps M anas:- uf deception do rot
A., where present Il ,,st :: fn'5or ;sith th5n
has baer p1ac,A.:: \; !h' LiAcclh pyrssty
Tow ards the i.:rbc, = -. lie most SOL
en1 promises ,a..:s uanrt 49, ;a1:t imposing
circumstances, were mt-e trt &c IL broken,
sad :.cw 'ans" whrse iulc"cs Is Tsre with the
South. Ut vino save L;rcoln .hsir faith, find
the,a.ei,>s deceived, betrayed, Abandoned,
hu;aiiae!. ii gssc,d, nd p:o~csi;ed, with
no yaTnr ~ hep thtn2e!res. unu without
ever the privilege q! ccrlels'Ds, save IN tho
Nsht fFcr: Warren!
One .; She inost s;ri&ink Il tetse Instances
Of moral perjury, nj winch the Border State
nou who athe,3d t" LsMcplh have been the
viNir,s, is presented ID t.. day 3 Enquirer.
1t "a r memorandum Of a conversation held
between Lincoln aId he b"rfc' state Con
e. amen, at The r'q17st e. iha flIosr, and
Co i#a purra: g. u r~c';eyiny ;Leii- RhA ie.ies,
aid coairIairc them in their adhesion 10 the
Northern CO. G:t:rsry. I az such circ"n-
s.snnes, to sV"S en- as..IHr3as" - convened,
the Pr esiicrt oe she Cuiso Staiss maze d.
clare Iona o. u7eveeshle pu: pos, ~a;ca have
,sesn totally !al.i6ed. 10 got rs o"asideTs-
tiors f,- vh.ch tins promise US Icad", in the
Continued airport Of the peTscca ~host sup.
por. i. T. az seeking. Having goS them in
his power, es 10 b~opes-hsvin6 used them
sg,ics, themselves es long as trey were use
full, lie deliberately violates his engagements,
and proclaims sa.n tc the world as dupes and
vic ins.
To-. corrss which tbese deceived msn will
now pu-s1e, is scarcely matter of any specula-
ton. Thay fos', irds d. tie a:irg ard he shame
Of the:r fr.s>'t ;~.rati.a. 1t IS this that las
caused their trr.s..c laprT ioi :he rrss tins to
Be CROUCH. 20 light. / Ia ccriair degree CT
res-ntmcn: which nag 100 u'fd ;he,n to pub
E,a G sis!.nert that ctr,Einly puts In
CON it: q US. iisg-srehi: T~oE;:iou. And
now Ho! Ger Fort Tacisn:" k8rr if;7 Na-
tons! "lotei,igeocer" ,enilre; NJ &c "7a -
half 6 cola:1a OF pSesca; - s1r,ci; how itself
has shared the lot Of Tho decoi:c.i cess 20 ex-
press A ccurt|y "sur1sss" tina: Nj. Lincoln
could hs"s done so,
But nothing further Than his IS to
be expected of .nau- Tho PRESENT re-
a.ntnent ia hu; tho :ic:srHs Teusins
Of q nhnhood that they have .aer;&reh
on the altar Ct Lincolndon. Wh-l. they
Gsci,r=d themselves for the Cnion with !
out conditions, they declared Themselves
SLAVES. They invited Lincoln to 60 with
ta,m as hs liked. and Lincoln hcs out done
it. I; no does s7cn NOR, they Will stnnd
even more.
Tne cir'zers .: the Cnnfe1eIat. S''t"I hars
nburisn: :ns-ca 70 t~sIici:.,te ihtrosr!r's th-t
they i:s'sr.I 20, N Linco,o as IL sHn:e 10 ,
support the C~nns,i;ution TAich hv wta eject |
cd 70 d,stonor- Tney dad well 20 pat &c t7dat
IN promises whna weie IlS7e but 70 had
them until escape should DO iurcssisls- In
tho lish: G! tue experience Of ire Bo712' |!
State CcnEras0mer, az Goveso2sd ID Their
statement. t Il lIo~ ~c.eatls asrn tast !. TGuii
have bee: nothing short Of rn:n Itself - put
:he least confidence il sny pron'as which
Lincoln might have made. End which j! Gus
N bis no@et 20 falsify. Ha vas TO l." dealt
with onlr At arm'slength ana a"orl in hand.
W hsTe escaped his scs-es; we xiii aisCp-
o li;. NJ :!.iS- |