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


/ Jackson. and felt then, ns ] now do ihat
consaintd the only doctrine TO secure the prs
aarvr.iou Ct the government. I. was aus,ains
by those NJ ,sler statesmen, Webster, Clay all
jackson.
| stand paw al they ss,,pd iu tue ,st s,org
Of Ststp; sid for this am pen'ecuted. Do no
hlamo me, ,but yourselves who have gone wrong
come up, show yomr manhood, ackunHledE
the error OF your purposes, and resolve to sup
port the Cnited States GaVerntnnnt-th
grea;cst ard best fabrication OF God and man
In 1882 the year Of nulli6catiou-J.c!.so:
wrote leltcr to Mr. Crawford, OF Georgia.
I invite your attention 81 il. What did b,
say z "rhcrs ,xis,ed All e. II: to bresk ~
the government" L. is now twenty nine ysar;
since; few differed from Jackson then, RS L
the preservation Of the Cnl0r, mans tsu dfaI
now. Wcrs it possible for Ga Hickory turs
Llrn anoug us srd ses wha; is going on. hs
would B.. the rea:rl-at cf S-i:lsr2 ;raiEcrs :.
| iiiustate; il th. SIS" = {: :. - l--,i ;:h:
kue4 auG loved him Nel!, hs c.Ias u 3ss
ne but ei5't tiine Ego, snd it :. i!y to rCI
q1es'ior If any lad been !lnc:oUs enough tc
plant tie stars and bars over he ulG heTo's
g-sva he ssid-"Yss; and ii: ue d-d il
s.dn't ezpsct TO s.s TIE cid man ;ump irS:p
! bis rfnye, sud o:d:r hs list .IaiLnr 20 Il;
iguoiI!nnnsiy haNssG!" III Heis 2oSsii;!s
:or tEe s.o 10 knew waat /: pase'ns H:5s
| ufon earth, smG isape Incl. iccaij tabernacle
to ming.e sgain ii .;;e busy .csGcs vi lie,
~cu d ions sipcs i:hvc e1psrted &c se;. !GcE3nn
=: tie seat ni Gav2E Enmcr,, snc heard hi'!
| o1c)auu. ~itb th.: cYtrsorGiGafy Hrs"1 81.
coa ,rH--SRu IS,.. E.a iIr yO,.St hnG
shaU ba preserved
TMif vas the rre.e1t for eisunicn il 1893
and the slavery or negro question Is the pre-
text low. How do tEe facts stand when we
r,mo to examine thelnr Let Us &c back 10
the proceedings Of the las! lSngle-s,
The traitor then van. on to speak a5ou! the
introduction Of the Cril!endsn compromise,
the secession Of Sou:h Carolina, the passage
Of territorial bills By The Yaskce Congress,
&C., and then paid his respects to President
Davis and GE. Harris, as follows:
/ will not elaborate any further, but will re-
peat tha: the negro is only prete&! nov. as
the tariff IVES in 1882 Whom wore Gu. oy
toll sud blood, the people Of this great Cum
try will accept my opinion Of gos1rnmcni -
Who is JEFF DayisS When o5g nc was H.
ken under tbs fostering care "i the Govern-
mcnt Of tho United States, and educated at
West Point. All his honora and reputation
Harc obtained at the Expense Of the United
States. Now you find him with sword ir
hspd and arm uplifted, ready 10 plunge the
deadly weapon into the bosom of his mother
--lh. United States. -ire you ready io bow
the kuso 20 him-a traitor 10 his country and
goyornmeEt-s government OF the people, and
consequently of God Tho wisest and most
bene6:ent Hhici. VAS ever devised or will e7sf
exist
VIVA, Kind Of government wete these COD
coc;ors Of tresRon about to estabishI Read
the Richmond "Whig," which publicly and
boldly expresses preference for Queen VIC
toria over tie United States Government
Queen Victoria ia doubtless good woman,
but DO you desire her to rule over you Ali
OUT women sre equal to Quesn Victoria. The
Exam; ner' S-Js & dictator should lse had
Tho 1" Chroacls and Sentinel" of Augusta,
Georgia. aud ruhny others ad7ocste similar al.
auTditiez. Tie Memphis avalanche" wants
Hsrria ior,k.Dg, and the Mayor Of Memphis a
deapot T.f:..al G Harris to bo dictator
know the mani Isbam c. Harris 10 be sin2 !!
Isbam G. Harsis-who fed from the capital
with such dasardlJ precipitation. Wo are to
much less my master
As We travel along, what mare can re hnd
Tbs provisional government o! the pseudo, 20.
called Confederate States prohibits tho slave
trade, while their leaders daeiare that = Save
| republic is tic only republic for tho South
No white loan Hhould be aslossd TO voto unlcss
be owns slaves, hecauso no Stat, tan eBtcr the
Uonfndsracy unlcas with slavery. In South
Csroiina no man is eligible to g seat in tho
Legislature unless he o~ns ten negroes ard q
propcrtionate amount OF land. Their princi-
pies ofrrpreaer.ation OF End taxation is mos! un.
lust to tho poor man Go TO South Carolina
70 get your rights could not drop int9 the
Legislature there, because oIa only seven
negroes, three less than the required number.
believe 1usb to be capable Of golf-soVernuent
Il nat u.kea government! NotDroPertg, but
neD.
An iEfstuation-s deirun, seems TO have
s~apt over the land. II sesE.s Ike dIosn,
What h.s it sll bss1 f3rS Look at the battle
fsld covered with bleeding aod mangled
corps.s--iissr tha cries OF the wounded snG
diving! There is no cauSo for the wEr-,his
SneuQlUx -C1 riOtI-tulo CoI&IuSS VI
Wbus is secession 7 a deEon tFEsnt--a ser.
psn: l., Elem Tns WHY se.pcnl asst whis.
pc7ed ssosssi0l in our srs0dm 'tns7's esr In
tho garden of Elem, and cur nrst parents
ssredsd and hid themselves
South Caroiiua Won't out Of .ha Ca!0n, ans:
ran up tho Pairnstt0, instead OF the Curious
siara end stripes. Louisiana eso7a;pi the
pclitau, bird notorious mainly Or aee2unt
of 10 capacity to sWailGw; srd the miats,
forts, eto, were soon swallowed oy sosDess:Jn.
4 abaun ~as represented by tbs snaks-a
good emblem fer the veuonous sscossionlsts
of that region.
Who commenced TIL, war 5oaG Ckro-
lima went out on The ~ OF Februsry. (Wha:
misfortune to The country that Andrew
Jackson WAS not in the PreS;jehtisi CHAIR in
place OF james Buehanso, who EST still, aud
allowed the traitors 70 60 on consummaang
their unhrly sobemes) What did south Caro-.
lima next doY Attacked F5rt Mculrris and
Castle Pckney. drove the gallant Anderson
into Fort Sun,er, and thus, under the dlrec,.
tion Of Bsauregard, who is sometimes sty led
No regard, commenced erecting thei: long line
of batteries and forts. BMuregard Continued
erecting his forts, uutil on the llth Of April,
he had coniere1ce with the gallant Anderson,
who told him that he would be Dut Of provisions
on the 18th, and would then, unless relief was
sent, be compelled to surrender. Pryor, Of
Virginia, (,h't lhon loyal State YVES in
Ohsr lesion at the sjme, and maintained thu. a
boH must De struck, or Virginia would be
lost An unsrmed vessel laden with prori-
sions, was seat to tue relief Of Fort Sumter,
but ,wss fired upon by the rebels, aad turned
back -.,.--
On tie 18th, BssuresaTd followed the ad7ee
Of Pryor, in order TO help Virgins out OF the
Union. I need lot tell you OF the msny long
end weary hours OF suffering endured within
the walls OF Fort Sumter by the brave and
patriotic AndeT=.n aid his little bsnd of faith.
iul soldisrs-you hA7O all, doubtless, read OF
thsn. Here, for the 6rst tine in the nation s
history, was the national Tag Of the United
States disgraced.
Soon alter the ialI Of Sumter, Secretary j
Walker publicly boas,cd that en- thn 1st Of
May the Confederate nag should daat over the