Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-15
LL|CrLN'S NEsSAGE- orINiO" OF THE IiE.
6FF PpE.S

F., LLHCDLN'.S NEsSAGE- UriNIC" or THE Yi%.
6EE Press.
Beios sec publish the OPINIONS u, the fao
liee press on the las, upssag: of Kiag Abrs-
| nai!. Tie lsl:
From TIE New Bedford M-rcu:y
! This is a step in the right d'rect0n, because
It iOnSl "a :. removal from portion OF tie
State: U! The ,:asr n: OR trcu oles and givr:>
"4ssnr:uca tia; in the States which rcLHar N
rebellion tlI. restitution Of slavery csnnot long
exist We are welded TO no theory ~ L. ti,r
mode !n which .he country is 10 hssIi y!
slavery.
tF:on HE Springfield Republicans
! The sYrc'sl and surprise message oI tt:e
fft:;ident on the subject Of sacery has cut ,hq
kno! oi The 'sxc,i question, and rec"rciiyd s
! differences, If We may Judge lrGm thu lnivrr-
! sal satisfaction with which 1t is wcla"t,cd Il
! is peace measure m several ";.rs--pescr be-
tween hostile parties alnong lo}sl ln.n, and S
| pcOtt-r 0l pesce to The lrlsurgent Stairs. Ii is
eoup Tetat, i'll fact, displaying much sagaciiy
! III Ita inception, significant 10 It's sLi ard rnr.
pose and likely TO be most Impvrisnt il '!i
! ciiec:s.
irrcu the New York saniay Me,cury
II viii dc mere good TO the inloa csrsc
| than even 4 victory at ManaSG:0' i sa:s -
! r!gnt a-i.n all foreign nations. We ar" u! ;!!t
ing fnr eom",ins n:..r th-r the rn-sst-h':s!.-
mnnt Of nnr empire over the SOURI,. 'fhc 20;
ting rid ot slavery, the only element ol d'Scoii
i'll our politics, will be heartily endorses! ~
Tho Liberals ard the Republitans 81 all E.Iropn
and give US strength sbroah tis; We rUr..
i:.l before. At momc the etfsct .! th'a cl;:,
sage Will bc equally good. II unEc"; the North
NJ one man upon 4 piat@rm that IS aSsfn:cG
10 hy every phnsc II public c.',nion IN the
loyal and Hordcr States.
From tie pro, ,i-a.r Journal
Taa President, by this important n,casaHo.
,;:'' il upon record thu: the s1'ciEment Il.
l!bcraIely, and in toe eyes nl ;ae whole world.
desires tO'use its intiucnc.. IN a CONSTITUTIONS!
lnhllner 10 diminish tho ;i.....ain Gt slavery.
Thal simple fact ia one ,hxt will attract more
stientiOn in Europe, and WIN for L;ncolnS ~.
iniIIigtration moro c0mncu!a.iun than any or
81 t:r deeds il ha; doGo oCforc. IL tell: Ia Tie
nations TINT now this government docs ro;
am, d. &c uiaiy administrations haso icnc, 20
build up and strengthen an institution which.
.ne moral SENSE oi the civilized world co.,
demns NJ Sn Anam0ly and blot un nnc Il?
tlnnhi iitr, hut that ,ts wish s by pracclnl AID
legal means 70 curtsil the power Of a s.sleIn
DnGh has proved so fruitful source oi troi:~
HE IN o,ir lard and Ihirh has 90 .sgnshrI
oar reputation abr3arl. That Abraham Lin.
coin uss irksn !h,s step will not Dr The .''a;
pE n- sales 10 the gratitude ii t"la I'eor'".
and 20 the respect Of the clv'lizrd world.
From HE lvrhe1,er tH.-f, E,pre.sl
Nu thank President I.ncnIn for ha patriotic
:,rggestGh, and hope that Congress Will lose 70
li.ne i'll Iliuh ing thu olier the slave S.:tc, 10
gbandCn slavery 40 perpetual insii:ntln.,
and enroll ttlefse!yrs smJEg the iina ind los,
al Glm,nunT Toaltts.
lefou. TIE syr.c..s Is. H. icu'lsi.
The President evidently apprentices tbs
Inct lllui slavery il tho cariso ol the war, anil
hal its extinction Is lEe only u,eh:is ~ lli:urr
safety We hosl rarnesi!y hope thst CcG
..r-.a, il Il do nothing more elective vii.
I,a,;a tic Resolutions. ltis istilno that movement
DC made :hn viii reach the vtais oi the rebel
Ion w have been hacking at tho hranchea
long enough. Now lot the aSe bu aiuci At the
root OF the tree
From tie Albany ~ - Time.
Upua the WHOLE therefore, tao q caaat;c
LOOKS like Il weak atialr, sud wi /. ::a pliih
nothing North Or South.
TIo::. TIE Hartford Co4isul
II is great State paper, and PicS!dcht LIN
cou evidently appreciated The grandeur u 'h'
step ilc Lads deliberately tnheu Tens Of lhnI
of III; i,ature HHSc tcsi. P5eecser,oa - 49,
dre,is u! thousands Of pagers have gonc NJ:
from honest hearts to the thrGlc Of :lo a.
Laigniy !nr uia aid IL lhe Same criIar Ju:
never, ,.nti now. dill the head Of lbs nation
take the military step in the game direction
We wish To ccush the hydrsheadrd monster
HAT 40 IuG, troubled ns. Wcirust truat,er
WI! :,eaond .".g. Lincoln's wishes.
lrarn the Bangor jslainc) whLs
We kfow There arc many things v Inch MAJ
sr.! will be said against tho policy, By those
who sre III lavGr Gi rcdncing all the rebel
States to Territories al once, aud then lccIar
| inr tha; 40 slavery shall exist in such naiions!
territory. Ihoro are more arguments in ilYoI
CT This latter couIsr tisn It's Opponents are
willing Ii admit; and yet, nj practical 'iucs
t;on-as q means Of accomplishing the object
CT emancipation with safety to the couu:ry
We must think that tho mode suggested hJ The
President ,s preferable. II the slsve States
are wise enough to accept it If they nIe mol,
then the worst msy befal thcm.
lSsora u. Haluner- American! 49,
| Whatever may cane OF the Executive PIC.
| bO.It,on, So lar 81 The border Status are coil
| ,.eru,d il is shrc1a blow dealt the cotton
c!rear.bv ,:1d Is, II the English papers tell tA,
truth. d Roland :ar Ill oliver" IN regard lp
the proposition from the rebel commissioners
Of "rluanci patton" rs the consideration iur
intervention i'll lleir behalf Ii presses i!icra
u tue .a!I sbro@d, while, in the psss iu whirtr
ulni,ora have arrived hsrr il viii TrOh:io.Y;
have cut little bearing upon IL, question .:
| taalaubiniSsl0n.
lfsorn III. buffalo Courier
What good IL to come OF II hy Ihti"
| ducc a disturbing clonGnt into national atihri
| a. L.o,rA han -
suggested la to wage wsr on The nsursra'
| army, pursue il everywhere, and, II l, wen:
surrender. drive it into he Cult OF Mexico
n:,c rrcre, ,ha: tho President haa t.ken tirl,s t"
s.v "a; Thing about slavery. Tbs swiis logic
.. events, sucl Us We have q right 10 expcc',
will be l..oensnd times more ,,c;rnt ,.:.n nt,,
message OF the President or any la@' y; Con.
| grss. The Government has appealed 10 .:lns,
and Opposes force to force. bayonot 10 bsyone!.
We want battles not procamatons, "" arc
giving our uonay Tor the Union, not for III"
pccuni.ry aii.of States which Gan sbo!!ah or
establish slavery ~ they pleHsc.
From the Pittabdrg Ga'sl,-.
| There ate many and strong objections I" i''!'.
1,lsu, one uf Ihich is that the people oi 'hs
frs5 State, will not like 10 be taxed to pay iut
slaves which the shareholders rebellion has
msdu comparatively worthless. They Wi!
willingly pay a tax Tor ~sT PURPOSES 10 PGi
| dnvn :hs rebellion bI: will not Hu 5mt with
a god grace to be taxed for the oene1: OF
slay. owners. We hDpe he viii soon Sos that
a remedy uo'e immediate, more ptaG:lc"I
more grand, more eiulnentiy just, has become
n necrss,y, ss one OF The incidents OF the
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