Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-14

| the effect here Ui lIuc0lII 9 Emancipation pro
?lanatiulr. 1t seems that they still understand
nothing ri the spiit Of our pvGplu. and thu!
they never viii! lrarn. They ought ~ have
knnWn that G;rlnration SO iicrihish cnnlt nEt
fail TO intlaInc our aninosity, while the iha-
biiity 10 enfurcr il would eXcite dei istuIi.-
Yet it appears that il was seriously expected
to produce our submission, v hcrras. II Lin
coin was solciloua to make cur last inaii core
olt and fight him u the death, he took Iha
precise course 10 I'll. Ct that re.nlt.
The Nem fork "u.ruld' notices thr o'll-
bnrss Of Indignation ,lli 'lsfisnft with which
tincoin'a proclamation las been rs'ri,cd III
the South, hui says:
''Thc violence If the R,chmoni papar:l aid
tie threats ef retaliation on the part Of tho
Rr''el rongrrso. in reply to The procsmalinn
! al Mr.. Lincoln, src not io lr Icgaiird R5 CYL
1rncc:' Of the real AentIllrnt ot the South nor
nI any I'erHiancnt or desperate rrslsianc" to
uur llcluri0us arlnf.
With the usual predictions nf speedy suc-
ces:, which waa I'll have taken place within
every aiyLy ard niuety days since the wul
commenced. tn. "lIaralJ" continues.
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II ihahl'is LAC ""f hope'e's ''"ue - - ~ u
peace, then It Is the North which si'"uid i"'
size nm accommodation. The world sees that
,h,. Y,,,.,rnt If our ,,.,nc 10 homeless, and so
,..a ,.. &C.,, ,l,.,,,.o,,a, o,,,a ho,.
u'e'A's"' "''' Jul ''."' '''s'''"'' "'.N -"
'een LONG ago conv'nc'd d oi 1t h"t 'or lhe
face that they ate IL; much cppnsrd 10 seeing
th,. truth i, re-. ion to tLi. war AZ they ART
mn.
~ ..''s ''-
h' hsiaHi p'oc"'''s III i s''h''i I" '''"-
gi,d 'iguu'cnt aud eXpoatulAtIuh with us,
inviting us To lay down our arms, accept u
proclamation "l amnesty ami 'et''n 10 for-
mor reiafians
Inc View l"rk Tribune h'H'''''r 'i"!h'ng
:ihtr Il Wa" founded nnt Hiahhr' H"d d''l'sf-
H,:o I't 9""l'rfh people, anu encourage 'ha'
spirit ii uHhli"h1sS ana Injustice WHICH
hlnIy drove Us away. SINCE Llo var oeHan'
Il Has e>u'''u III 'no 'uea Va Tue a"'inhat'o"
"' tu' ie"eiS' "''o 'nI eo'ii'sca'i"" u '''"
property the hIuruer ol o''r people, an" ron
oe'5 Vi e"i '''u'"'f' p"' e'e" ''l'S 'A'"'''
cal, blond THIRSTY l"'l""i A''u'1," """;hs
zone
we na'T very >'I''''E '"'t-ic',"h 'hat
lst r. J.uu,rv I, .anr,.,.h w;tbnnt vcrv
earnrst Efforts. though they nlar he under
handed. to Stop The desnlalIng civil var which
LILY ''' ''eN'eif ''ia's "i''"i luz
r. r'..,'.,'>, w., ''' ..Il,
se.t,s."
Greeley then promises us ..the Constitution
inst as il ~" if WE will came bsrk--lLr ton-
st;,p,i,n ,f r,p,o. ,s then int.rnrat il, Hut
ho otl:.rs rurt,,or Inducements ond .,,.,..st;ns
,.b;,.h ,pe u;Il cor,- y; more l;.p,tb
Wh.nsyer the Rebels reailv desire pesc.
AS we think they Very s"on vii! Ifthey DO
not not al'ea'y NY n",e nu. ~ "os,,y '.e
(oy,ltr mad 10 that crd have abropat.d nh
ordnnnces, acts, and oaths oil allegiance in
c"nsstcnt thcic"ith. President Llncolh
"o'll !he'eTt"H' i'e. d: 'as,'.'," '''uot "''
m S,a,a 10 s1r - rSLoiIian ~ Irct
of f,onr1ass ns if no rebellion had ryr;,rd. Th,
Rebels would need no further nssuranrn oi
immunity; their friends OF lhe Fallahd'g''am
persuasion "ou,u E""'A'i'ee the!' "a '''""'
o,sa anI ,Ln" ;" M ah;ald ,bsm fIo,n 81 s.r,,,,,s
harm, Ard. if thav should chonse 10 have
Convention To revise the Federal Constitution,
we nave no u"i"t 'ilSI t'ns "oo'o % easy VI