Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-10
Our PACE MOVEMENT.


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"'i'e'i - IL" H"'''S ''"i''S' "a'c "''caus
auN"htt" Il 'o"S S''l"e' ana "''cr fright ana
d!Sa'aE, TIC un'y 'ra'nc "i NINA III Which
thoughts ei tea>e can >'''ea Tue lahkcc ia
ture, now s.hiis sraciVu>iy upon the dclu5c OF
bio'd, and prepare Tie way lor tie Dove to
bring her green spray INTO cur AK. john
ston, ana our "'nrf cace IunlinisSloncrs III
the oo"'n"e''' a,S also uAlScht Ill their i"!S-
$40" VI i''e' weary eyes, ioiS dlinh'" pS
INC II" h""e oL "i"uo"''f, Dcsih' li'"ec"' u
sec al 4aS' tue "''"h "' " glorious "as "uu
1nc Na'''n Will S''n a"a"v ii'i'' 'N"' sP'''''
hadi''cd hiS'' % ".V">t.
fe'cc w"S a."..>s InPoS>loie |" us save On
the terms OF conlncrinS IL; ana cohIueflhS II
III The enemy c""ti'iy' A'tcr ionS cn"u-
rulce, ucs4."'.vii ANA uc.aF, tI't tFu'h c''ihe
to nc recognized ii length Inc policy ol
stahd'n5 Always Oil Tie ucicusiIc--lcaHlnS tie
enemy Tree Ia ui't iii upon our country at Il
tit'us'ind unprotected points, anu ra'aSc our
people 1T 4i>crcti"!t-wa!tlng ~ see how much
OF OR s"TcrlnSs TIC Yankee could find 1t M
his heart 10 endure, was hot found to answcr--
there seemed no limit, i'll that direction, to his
enHu.ance-nOr 10 ours and the war, on that
system, must have lasted forty years. II
peace had ever come to us by that method, 1t
must have been peace altogether To our dis
alvantagc-we should nave held no hostile
cities iUr strong places L. give III exchange
for chose towns and forts OF ours now IN the enc
mvs hands: and there could have been 10
motive for our cncnic, u make us Il ~ratu-
t"u- surrender aud restitution. What sort of
peace. thea. what sor; of independence, would
tina. have been, with 50 MANY of our harbors
closed M hv the .rrirniur batteries of a zeal.
ON, and Greedy foe, Bv ,ha, way, there WAS
u, real ,i..n.,. Of neo.. ot all for the Con-
f. ,,ra,cs never never ,oulJ have lajI
down their. arn.. while a foot OF their
soil. or = Tor, in their waters wa, h hi against
them.
i,'r.Ii lr,. victory tpttyS-
hurc has d.,,i.,,c>s. COS, Us very dear. -
may ol Us Wi ',now too well when the sad
d,.n;Is com. 80. Al rrc..n. We have only
the Grand and Glorious rc>u the greatest
army Of ;bc Na,.ce nation swcrt AWAY.
trar.r!cd under fox. and all but annihilatc,l
urou II, own >..;;-,b,. best mart If Pcnnsvl-
wanna laid under contribution 10 sustain our
army. a",l. in some small measure. make
ZOO. our heavy loses the second city Oh the
continent open t. our armies. and already
reckoning ur the humber of millions it must
rav 70 Ransom ], from rila~r and conflarr:,-
ton: our own r.'y OF Baltimore waiting its
dri,t.antc with a passionate but secret joy :
and Wa,hiugiun that foul den of thieves.
expecting the -i.-;cnus vengeance of Heaven
for The hIdc,s,e crime, that have been done
within its walls LAT Philadelphia. how
the tluakcrs 4""." his day. In Washing
ton, hyw the whole brood Of Lincoln and his
rascal ministers turn pa!e-.low their knees
s!nite together, IL they near trcn atar oil the
roar OF their GRAND Army Vi thc Potpnl;.c
rolled back III bloody rout and di>may, and
see flashing through their guilty dreams =
= Z. - : 81 -'!--=: tie u
.rebels.' LA. does their molfstr0dS'ee1o
weigh heavy on their souls to-day Ming
ling with the cheers that greeted the sweet
peroratlonS OF their fourth-"i"'uly orators oi
the day, Il" their ears near III HIST Tue wall VI
the homeless ai' tie 'a'"cr'esS "iioSt HOUSES
they have i"'d III ','ieS' WHOSE i'1i'' auu
strength they maze laid l'" Ill tAc graves oi
hundred hattlc-he'n>' les 'hey peS'n |"
1ccl thai tHcy were III inc "rohS' 'iiat 'hefc
was some in'>t;tNG somewhere; anu lor Tue hrSt
time they pray Tor peace.
But this Is only their FIRST lesson. 1t Is
propao.c that our Peace commissioners Will
have yet Se'er'' "'''er 'ucH u ''''''''i's''' DC
fore the enemy shall be perfectly satisfied that
there Is no 20 SinIc peace Tor him until he
lr,,v. every ,oij;rr rom the soil Of every
;.r,.,;,,,. N,.,r; E,,.,.L, N,rr-
"'"''' '''''
flnd anI Delaware ana 1ylelu up 10 thelr RAW
tul owners every town ami fort he holds ali
,,.. r.,ors Cincinnati fir rx,mnle
49,, ......,, ,u ,.;. cha
WOULD wy are "SS"''"' ""'" "'.'' - INV
enlightened metropolis oi sirychnlne whlSkey,
the Vu.cu City o: fat p"rk, pcolled 10y as God
abandoned ,,n, .f Yankees IS ever killed Il
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"oS o"' "'"!> nav. Nv" ~ ''' -
Nurihcrn vlandS, ana their hhe' healthy ap-
petite grows 10y what it feeds on. Ohio also
h,. silver and ,,Id and towns TO ransom. and
f,r,;l ,,;.,irS p, .,vca,, nf fntkS and herds -
As they ,rW have war, let them have their
all -. !, and ri,,- in ;ts HIGHEST perf.c,ion and
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widest '''et'i'''''n'' 80 '"u '''' ''',-' " ''''
Will Peace spread her white wings, and cover