Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-02-24
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.. PRESIDENT AND pALNERsroN.
aayDAY MORNING, FEB. 2s, 1865.

s..., a. made profoucd Impression spon
..,,,.r as::cns. II !, cx:nTss3 tho -sluc.
b.. .:.;.u.,a III our Taukes ;nes them-
49,; I'd n.,;'.sa ;to'- Washington Erpo-
t.,,, -.g..es5 sons papers and shu! up
.i,;s.a i,!!, na ~oader if tho people Of
yr.,,s. -: ns,ir. the fss- Of Ahrstsm and
II. g.ar..:. u.s:sh.l os:eEs sae!r eyes, freely
,,, car 10 Ire ia5yiishls iss!irg of warm
srn...a .aj 1s-g respect which that excel
II; ,..:. ya?-r = cs!cu,s;sd &c produce
tn. c..y c:::,:y made out. sn5 30 calmly
ss.;.i a.. -: ::s :c-"sied 'neuesai" powers
:; ps:.r-. :eaE. .Aavs keeS;J touched the
n,;:,,.: ". c!=rcc IL EDsisnd, siuce j: wss
hp,: c.cs.s.-. IL nsc: ard countsrsct tt.a
ss.::: 81 =, ,e;<b@r=ts reply i; TIE columns
ot ic.. Z. 2.;-ers:ca's spes;sl ~a7can," &c
g,ta;.,, "i'.-:' re Message, u the cpin-
;,- -, r-r:.s, IL .:.s a2ost," ''will donht-
L.. ssr.? r,:.vi:::.;ca 10 &c 1niads " many"
70 ..ra i :cry ,.ae!T. ilasnuch ~ The
a:....., cg,n Z, the admission of lin
81, -uisr;.se. &C iura:: Z, ;s character
IL; u ",.ts+75.s .rd Viser, ard - ths same
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co,,:cn:a y: t.;ins h'eo uajssi!y treated
~ -; ga; f2=.Ts c; Ea-ors, eea Ter ono
Ir,..a: ,.,>;r-,," ;:is Post 'u-tker &C.
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,is.c".i T.. .=rsscar-nt O; Euro2o&n cau-
,.aA..7 7::Ah -s7uet p-.i fairaess, an hevicg
src,c:;=t =. 6 charges c:;t co2su::Es.s
sA::,'
Ten. :r-'. mn.I renSu.-ti for those sS-o-
pea. :s.;v.s Sut "a sioid .n conviction ard
r.?.:, tic ..:uns lies h.d dele? No, 40;
It's. ra;;;; ss-er 10. Ire S:-isiah gcTerr-
.nea. -, ~ W. Interests and fs:rs, and a.
siya:air2 :, .-.usI:.; It Scs its o~n trs3stior-
a isi is5r :Ia.sly unjust ?oi g :, satisfy ;
i s,d h.. ~lu,cca lis; tho wsr s.houla 90 on b
y.sr 2r :@v anger. Toe tsyou and ruin
We. irver yet complete an" crushing
sulus,-. 10 ;.utnil:stion and b#uArrptay of
srs,, cora.usscia rival we-e not yet well
enough surod, ,ae failure and dsgtsce Of
republican government wsse not 50: con-
spru 2s oso1sil for Eas.sud to step
OF; :. Lsc conscientious Neutrality"
Nd s.Ys !.cr h4reTo!en. services To-
WAC, &yirg tie plsgue q: wal
A.o!arr y,er'; lesoiaticn perhaps another
s,.:.slE s,a..:. Of ti,s vintage OF blsod-and,
tap i.=:na..-. iwho knoWs) England might
h.'. rY.d,. ,.:.ad.d to ssnd sAs survivors Of
Is -..:ts :, ...ss.i uescs." Sns would sher
hs's d-s:e. !t,. upon US as tue vaituses upon
! .,:t?s-6:.G: sEG wi,h pious Qualification Of
A,cSn cumanitY che would have secured
h.r AVA rrinenc:, .m,ipt the wrecka Of the
coD,iieG..
~: s...: .o;s i. by auy usaus The expos
tn u: s.i'lst. + Icy given by Lord P.!nsr-
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'sn9::; i''="m th.. 5sap abyss Il .:;is
oa.is: as, ;i:es!ssn dc ia5 SOW sucS spec
aa.;rss. O.. IL. contrary, thY Post" AK
i7a,: ir2lsr=s ias- ti:s Eu:cpesn Powers
'is:c cas- 20 Ec.erre' in tbM m.;.cr, and
.'.s" III. VII: cone wheii tao Southern
C'''st.,s2y sill 10 item Justice Ia the
n%'n;:hr tt.sy cA1 only dsjs:,t themsulvoa
Rs4:or' 'be damaging Indictment nf the Pres
"'H: ay iprsns u VIA; soothing subterfuesa
'a7i 81 Ia. g.; example, the Post I'd
l's ~; :. States were st AL .;nes sove
he4 '2 s.taisnt snd hsi y right lo secedo
VA ;h,,: aee independent soyereisnties
"1 "1'*a::, ~sts So, why noS racognizs Ehs'
~; ':La:::' ~ Why, ssys :as Pest, "sl
"':.a -. :. S.c.p IL America kay re soys
~. - :aSep=cdenr. !. hy 40 means to.
"Es t.; :: is -as:;sl ct any ti=;s, G':a u:de'
g. e,erms.ssc.s. to teaXnd from ioseisr
s'ss;s;'. ;sccgpj.ion Of that i.:dspendsnce.'
"-j rs. De rntist-i, the 'Pos." thinks, II
u 'ae,i',:s: hu. nc. 10 lie ou;.siseo. y nan
'e's'e:ss gives you IL admissiea in ths
'''''Ne;. h: IN rar.soiy means 20 give you The
y g: "a" concrete It w=s ss snca . TIME
-'':s; = "a. uacar snoh circumstances !
~ i-.ee:.i II vAs >, time wnep the wealth
''-'':e3 sr.t! .,.,ost.s ,f America bad Dot Jci
'e:' Srts s.'-of;s t"a;royei. 1t wss under
'''-2''.ac"z' which r:sat s.:l: leave England
'''' {! :hs t"S, Of rival commsroo and
=, ''''.s ftpahl:.n t,seacn. This is s6so'
"a: ~ c>n ese in his-tims End cir.
. ''a''F. ro h!s a voice for peace-tc
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'' 80 - sns shss:act imperative, bat y e
Se2:7s:= :uronvoHiun,
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:. ~" s'nesh!ag like sn argument, aud
: = :fs :o!!ow.ng statements, intend
: ''eH' t. %s,' scr facts:
W. ~ 5.'e.ms ,ntu hist Confederation
T., "a Hn- aee1 sc roughly dissolved,
A;t '.ztss eumposns It might, if they
.d f'e'sat, hxVo demanded recognition
t,h.. 'Sted diplomatic iaterconrse with
sa. r. ',ess;:'snt Powers. They did no. d.,
,.3 'oinntAs,ly ~sived their rights,
:..n.,. ;.'"' C,rfsdera.e Gc-ecnnsnt whose
!e,:ss !t',n ~, ,s :ep;'senI;Hs oil, rns rskoow-
y oia:: p..,ora.
~ IND s' e0ss,s knew the Confsdesatiu ss
hey ~ pAosn' Power, duly accredited; bu,
n..,. .' fn9~ :ess the States comcoaiog
t.n., "'e'"""+c,. because they azd .n-ya:
TO 'sc'eci::on IS such.
r.. 49,, e' s1ac!ud.s tcs: fo-sign Powers
n,,, SEQ 70 t.est them az reyclt.a pro.
!. ADD o.':ant!y wait" &c.
.eo,.. 'S=lY p''as'ol. ,hss the apessn is &C
ST.. - 20. % know that most of tn.
laus ..n:'3s,Es tho 0onfsdsrsoy, wer,
ir,ir J., 'ssstlzed BY England, and respect
u nan.. So scIsrsion and ,.s.as1Ssn