Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-15

full powers To sustain the Constitution aud
restore the Union. Ln cur War Gazette this
morning will be found Two special orders
iroui the War Department which will gladden.
the eyes Of every patriot. The first or
der directs all United States marshals and
chiefs or superintendents Of local police to
arrest every person who shall speak or write
anything calculated to discourage enlistments.
The second order commands the arrest Of
every person who shall attempt to leave
the country or To escape from his own city
or State for the purpose Of avoiding the draft.
These orders are necessary aud Indispensable
to the unity Of the North for vigorous
prosecution Of the war. They will be hailed
with rejoicing by every loyal citizen
They are the death warrant CT the rebel
lion.
Ever since the rebels began this war by
the assault upon Fort Sumter two dangerous
and dissttected classes have labored to retard
the success Of the national arms by dividing
and thus paraly4iuE the North. The first Of
these tlssees is the corrupt remnant of the
ua the Albany" \ reus," and by such poll
ticisns as Eslandigham, Wiekliifs and Ben.
Wood, The other class is the internal, thlr-
y SdI-pltl rtpuitllDHlStS, Ui WHOM tue LII
bune." Evening Post" Commercial Ad-
vertlser." f" independent and Liberator I"
are The organs, and Wendell Phillips, Chee
YER, Garrison and Reecher are the orators.--
Different. as these tw" classes are, they have
worked together Tor & common object, just
a. the Northern hnt,-slavsry men and South
-rn tire-fc,+rq wori5nd together for the disso-
luton "f Tie lnion. The corrupt organs
Eni ,-irrs-nt4'i.r. 1f the corrupt remnant
Of rha i'snacrscy have assalled the poll
cy CT the government III the modes
adopted Ia raise Iden and maana tor
tine uar. The internal Journals ard ora
tors ii tie internal Aholitionists have as
sailed the policy Of the government i'll its
treatment OF the slavery question, It's conduct
Of the war and Its choice of generals in the
field. We ;uchide both ofthese classes. there
tore. in ouC indictment Of those who have
aided the rebellion by trying tn. disida the
North, weaken the public confidence in the
President and discourage recruiting, The
government includes both classes in its special
orders, and will punish both alike. We have
now the Northern secessonists ard the
Ncrthsrn shoIitionists caught in the same n.l,
aud he's cannot rscape. They must be loyal
men or "a to jal- TAsv cannot q,unbIs OF
compidjn,,: t6s his wontd discourage entisf
ments ana tause thstr arrest. They cannot
runaway from the country or change their
residences 10 some more cnngsnal locality to
avoid drafting; ior this will be taken as a con-
fession Of their guilt, and will only result in
their being impressed uto the army. They
are caught, trapped ami shared, ard must
make the best OF il.
The following tells IT practical spPlics-
ton ol the ,trisr We take il fran tks
"Hsrald:"
serve All H,rr- -ALI.,-Ths editors and
pcorrierors or Hzrrlstnrg paper have been
arrested. ty order Of Secretary Stanton, on a.
rharge ci kindering enlstmenls by publishing
4 handbill stating thAt negro regiments were
to he called out But fIo,scr Greeley binders
anistmeuts hy publishing editorials in the
'.Trihune' every day stating that negro regi
merits should he, must b.. aud are to be placed
III the army with our white soldiers. See
his article upon Governor Sprauge, in Thurs
day's Tribune" for example. Now, Mr..
Stanton, if it be right to arrest the Harrisburg
editors, why is it not right to arrest Horace
Greeley and his corps OF writer's Tho public
will erumble at nothing il you will only serve
sil hands alike. 49,