Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-01-16

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s., i,!arG co.ion Plantations II the hands .!
II, tnei,5 Look II Georg;a, It's :aaa!h ii
SO Savannah ~ :ts i.nasai7io1 Il he Zee
Lous IT, 1.n@is; uHcollpisinlng little Florida,
a=l.:, 10 -tSIs exten! nf tsr-itor: coIC-
.nsniec: br t:@ f,rces OF ar. Lnccla. Look
al a!i-h:sa;pp,. nearly ovsrrun by lie EIiny 81
:ieu. ii:.an:. Ln2t .: Lnu;!isns, with ia apea-
n,a 3c:s,Gsg.:;s! smr2: :l:n aud all its valuable
.a:ac :S,.is rI.'i recently subjected i" lite
.l;,.nnur Jt Butter. AID Tow neld by :tne i5Tcc:;
!. :. Massachusetts; Yankee. Lrn: II Tez.s,
,,a1 AtEsnsas, AMI Missouri, nGi Kentucky,
anj urIr>..c Has NGgtL Carolina Duln
attic "asecct'i'' tian ell thc Stairs OF the
i:ocedcracr 1t was the efy-: os the Ad-
l,,.i,tTsti"n II pratect all Ea7 territory Of the
Gu.GeGsrace nat scattered ;hs er.ny iTna
Ksns.s "a Tho A.lsnti2, and :sG5sd lhs dsaa-
tci5 81 'D..Ie ::',.a .G5 Roanoke islaud. VAN
g, -. h",e disss:ers. The policy OF disss ,niIs-
si.:. ss ata11cned, and th,a. Of conc2ntrs-
trrr vas cdoptet, which has produced tho
sioiia,, Victories Of the last year.
81 Standard says If Virginia hsd bzsn
t,.a.e; ss North Caroliua has been, the Err
u..,.-r would have devoted each one Of it's
daily issues to protests aud remoust-ances,
il its ,nouti, had net been closed by plentiful
oherluys o, patronage and spoils. We" con-
li.a.a ,he Standard, % ARE INDEPEN.
DENT; ID. Enquirer Dsrks 1t such Oh.
)ects only rs It's master pomts out to IT. it's
statements Sas its inuendoes, are both equally
false. Msndacjous az ill course has been t.
she government Of its country, it is equally
false 20 tie facts OF history and the prompt
i..s -: Il. cent controversy. The !east partl-
cal uf pale;otislu would suggest charity to
tiecriuis of tLe Executive and fnrbcs' auco
20 his COMMISSIONS: the suuEgle fur uatieDal
ii:s and Independence viii prompt evr!y
s:onest ,.sart 10 aid the Government. iuoIslli
Is veil a. physically, and inssxl of fault
tiuding, cav,Iliug, aud Misrepresentation, IL
strengthen aid suatain its efforts. But y lcaE
,Lat witnesses the successes Of OUT cauee
With Ic:;rs;, That MEASURES the less Ct Ills
hopes bS the resfogradS movements of cur
enemies, mast frd expressions for bis
si.ocsats j" complaints against these |ho
osTs II os. ruted his wishes. Tho heart Of the
'S.audacj huctustes like stocks il The Me-
III h&7 E..-it is up st III: enamy ed-
ra.tes and down as DO rst:res.
III. ''S;a.dArd' sa.S. 'HlIT rsopto aro
aeith.; UNREASONABLE. ..Ss s.i!!sA Tuey nsTa
si4, :. II This unds; ri cncGins;s aces since tie
neginairg of !he.w war" This is tue OF tbs
.ecp;s vi North C2roiina tivir patriotis,r
asa &C, toe Standard" most noble exam
2le ry which it has boil? filled to prot:.
II has nccc neither "con td;Hs' COR hopeful.
rrs 'Sssndard" Gas ''-buaei confidence .e-
posed il n the hope :nst u eo.liaoi' struggle
:,ae u,.itcd Ill ps,:;"e. sid 5uret PAST pre-
aiccs. Il hss deferred hope unit! ID
...s.:s aud STRIPES" of i:s ''o!d Ho:ernuleG.i
1hsl ht neat enough to prn!so! i!$ latent
lTeasoI.
.:Ths risu;.i"l a"f!.!: vf patronage eud
spills .3hls. tbs 'Euqurs:" Ia. been SUP
,y.ea 20 hsra :e:Si,sd !io.. o. Admial..:=-
.luil t.. tho viiuu, % u.,:s.,t eal;h .he loss
-; wa;ch Iankles III Tie selfish disposition 81
u. SlsNdard' i order &c rnd"cei7a the
';-ranua.t!' W. will say that in An essle-
-? Of receipts ri 100000, tie a.uount Re
,,,,v.d feo.r lie Confederate Gcye:unrent
was sl,IS7.V0, whiie tia four auction houses
ii Kent, Paine & Co., Goddin L Afperson,
Suuncr y BrKress AMI Robinson. Adams j.
Co., paid fur advertisements s2,045 80.
lie sxtrauf ijnary SUCCESS or he En-.
Jl:sas" hos cot besn achieved ~ Govern
,lars patronage Ard spoiis " hut il g., resulted
solely iecr, popular approval cf Tho course
,,,:sua,: BY tbs "tnonrer." vs. i:I7c sun
ts.u.G The Government and the people hevs
sustsiEed US. We nave cast ne ulart:c CT
iorga,tIinrss over the errors Of ths Admins
trstirn, AID the public have been alike cAa5-
itehl., 20 cur isail, Ii The I.iitor al tia
:. Standard" las received less 1870. 7rcrn tie
President lhaL lie Ed trry &c ;le "EcGnifeT,"
ne aus been " neglected" man iaie.fl VIZ,
haze net tue President but trise sxnes the
Government moved to Richmond. We u-yer
asked favor from hir: and never receiTed
one. Us lave supported, encouraged and
SUSTAINED his ncnlr efforts to maintain tbs
great cause vi our country, because it WIS >
duty demanded by the country Of every man.
If TIE Standard" had been less selfish, i:
might have been moro PATRIOTIC and il i
xcu!d brush fccIn It's gaze the haunting
spectre Of patronage aad spoils," it might
yot rise to .he dignity Of Southern S'..Ss-