Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
CT Aypc N TIE E0RDER SITES.


The cow&cdIy and meGn-spiritcd "I"ion-
sts," who placed and kept Maryland and
,;her border States under the hont Of Llncoln's
Abolition dcspo,ism, are reapns their re-
ward. They fondly thought that. as a reward
Cor their bascncss, their property, Mt least,
would nc respected. The order for enrolment
,:.heir slaves seems to have come upon them
| " surprise. We are neither surprised at the
.ct;on Of their tyramt Tor sorry ior them
81 Let cowardIy treason ever be rewarded.
The righteous staying Of an enrolling olccT
by COL S2thcron, in Maryland, seems 20 have
| aroused the planters 20 8" mncI of tSef';on
and sc!lasseysion ~ is implied il :. humble
| petition 20 Tie t,7rlnts, and we smd in the
! Wa.shin-tan National Iutcll;scacc:' re-
moas;rancc of "Siz Respectable Painters Of
that STAG concluding thus:
Wcsav in the '.Natinnal In;ei!ig2nc>r" Of
| h 9th Instant, that the President lad issued
orders prohibiting the abduction Of slaves on
| he Eastern Shore IF MarylanL AMI we sup
| o,cd that the whole thing had lecn entirely
| suppressed We were much surprised to find
that the same thing is being pract.ced in the
lower counties Of the Western Shore: and not
only 50, but ri. oGccr in command III Benc
| die: stated to several gentlemen thai twas
heir discrimination to establish recruiting
stations at all he landings Oh thc Patuxcnt
| Rivcras far rs Upper Mlrih.ro', AID - carry
off all the able bodied male slaves by force, il
| It should lie necessary. We are pcaceahic.
law-abidng people, have suffered very much
-" l,,'I;cS sn,,ra, On 70
o''' ~" 90 r"o ',Ir ,ho w.,
~ va NV ; 80, I'o '.r'..,,,,,n.nJ "a -.
'i,.,. '. n,.,'. ,,,i bo,. t,,, =; ~ ,ro.
1,;,i. ,Ln. ,bc.o ,,ust J.. orc,,
-. -" tho snsr;.. ,yin,nr Surely
''.' W..t;r,,.,., o,..o, hc cor.
an,i,. :nr'rn,od r. ITO r,,r,;,;nn nr ,b;ncs
H. ,rI,al, r,-,..,oa;,,ts would ;c
ipv"' "' g.; : H. IT,. s;v P..,o.,oiIo PINT.
a.. " Ola ''' '''''''' ''
-, -,
Inc PLANTERS OIL hehtu'"i seem SUI. i'ioic
frightened, AID would bc (ir tbcy Jared take
such LIBERTY almost cxaSpcratcd. Witness
tho next extract:
i'Fo3i lie L'H'>'''' '"''"''I
IL VIII re seen 1rGnl Inc IclCnTanlic QcS-
Matches that President Lincoln has Issued q
nrnc;amu,,gu calling for 500, 900 volunteers
=. .t,;r :, ~, Gn,,I't :, ,cco.s.rv and nroncr
''.'s J,n'l- go, 49, :, ,..,ot o,.p,,na.
':Ii' w ., .I,o - ~.
uic' "''i s".H "ssu."nC.S - .ue Ps'p'o d.
would serve 10 secure us immaculate anu
thorough success. instead OF suc'i assUr
aEccs however, It Is rnpoFted simultaneously
with the appearance Of the rroclainaiior that
a general order will be i-Suci by tie War De.
partmcnt in ;Grw day p-1viling Cor the en-
lstment of slaves in MARYLAND, Kentucky.
Ni.sou-; Western Virp;nio and Tennessee.
o,r r~;r,t. n.I,.;,.oS c,orn E:,.L;ny.nn ,rn-
o". i IVA .haLot ,Lat,n orI;I.,-on, s. sior,
p'i'eu ~ suc ia.' .l''I W.,.,n.'J 81
his 'aSI P'tce a'f'"u1 III -t''!s i''l' ''"u WIZ
suspended oniE inc "t'rf Gay Tor SelhH reason
unknown, or AZ IeasS rnnF,"ed, ana % the
further idct tina: the enlistment OF slaves IL
no " going Oil in I%nncsSec. under the aus
pieces Of her Military Governor, strongly tend
t, confirm the probability Of this report
There IS certainly cnorch probability in the
report to cntit!e it to the prompt and grave