Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-26

IOu. Inis Will euRPiJ u StS"V "oH'' MI"
We may hope 10 few months tAsee the speed
and safety Of cur roads greatly improved.
In tho meaMti.ue, we are assured OF eerr.,i
impcrta,.t scts: Tho Interruption Of the Pc.
tersburg srd Weldon railroad carnot eject
our supplies Of lvud, ammunition or c!othirg.
.. Our railroads can be repaired before toe
raiders can recover from tho fatigue ol their
raid. 8. Whore it costs us dollar to repair /.
road, it hiss cost tbs Yankees thousands Of
men and la3rey to destroy it.
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TIE "lMPENDING CRISIS" AT TIE
NORTH.
We present below few tPscimers CT tho:
turbulent manifestations wkic! have lat",!
filled the Northern IresH, aud arc dcaiG"ri -
have their etfsct upon the issue Of the iu'r
pending conflict between the pem, eiacy al.t
the Black Republicans.
Iron The Philadelphia Age:
WHAT TUE PEOPLE ARE SAYING.
Any QUO wan viii go among the people
tho people rs coutlad9tinguished from the
pol;lcans- In rmti: Il d THAI they thor
oughIy understand tie condition to which
tho caun;ry has teoo brought; that they ure
not blind ror to he blinded rs tc the cause u
the evils they deploro: and that they know tho
remedy, and intend t, apply it.
Everywhere plain r:ops gre aaying that in
the good tli ,imes"--i.o: very long ago
when tho Democratic party lu!ed,' cur cOur!iy =
was uri:ca and prosperous.
With Ito pucccps Of the Addition parry an,.
its assumrliun cf poser, I'll WAS changed.---
Tie Ah0!irioniBts found brace end Uni"n-
thcy brrush abGus var ani Ilsunion. Ia place
of frec'l"m Snd prosperity, they bToush abou:
despotism and misery. They have no shaped
thia unnatural war-the end OF their faual!eal
agitation-ss to prevent, 20 far az in tHem
lay, ell hopo Of nn early or bonoraHie settle
iaent. Their policy has loaded tbs nation with
tremendous debt. until it staggers on TIE
verge Of bankruptcy. With them in power,
we can have no prospect save misery. aid no
hops for the restoration Of the U,;ion. They
have done, and are doing all that Ignorant,
recklcss and fanG:ical men can ac. to :s9c0!n-
plish the ruin Of t.i:ir country.
II We would savn tha nae5vT. ws mu-: -
back to tho Democratic p"licy. The mHsa Z!
the people koow t5is. ind hancs cur conf !cnc2
in the future. All that is needed is prudence,
cud the seleclinu Of proper msn 70 10 our
standard bearers i'll the approaching cnntest.
Tho nation is to bo saved LII a. abby ;hc
hallo5 Eox. Wa rrioicc that TO day tho Uei:.o
cratic party ia purihtG Of r.any who diaaraGcd
il in former t;ms4. Ibes", az w&s t;t, lvEg
ago deser.cd To ths enemy. Ths ,!n:il, tho
treachc7Hcs, the time-sarying, iiaV1 b&en
wooded cut; and their pi.:c2s "rr i!lict ty the
good ari the wisa the cUr-crv..;ivc AID in
telligen.-tf ail parties. Ii tIc:arafni-- and
and everything, indicates lhat 80 s'i.H hesu;-
cessful-wu ,u"y yat pc. lie ";i"n of these
States reaSo,cl, ug.i rc.e2, i..r;'i':ef4 I'D
prosperity again the rnrt5o "F nur G"'plo.
From the po;,i.rd ,sao A!.e,t!.s-l
WARNING wtgns.
The Wade and Winter Dlqia protest na';rgt
the usurpation of President Lincoln, and whici:
now ill with alarm tho lcaI:n. reiA&;ins
minds in the country, contains these slsaih
can't words of warning:
"The President, by preventing this ihil
from becoming law, holds The electU-aI v0;cs
of the rebel States at the dictation of bis per-
sonal ambition.
"If those votes turn the balance in his IT,
vor, is it to be supposed ti;::: bis compe!itor,
defeated by such means, will Gcqusosce ?"
We hold it as csrtain "a thar tune rn't
round, if Mr.. Lincoln .should&ttempt to clnlui
an election By virtue Of tho votes OF the sub
served SAFES, his inauguration would bs re-
sisted By {. +nillion cf ',ay"ne's, and hty"!
lsaguer-, sh2d!y contractors and rlac,-huht.
log followers Of the usarrer would bo SWEET
from tho anrtI,. like 81 much G!ubb!e in the
e L. IT,, WnGi
and North wost, The Middle States and the
States ia the Eart would not stop to pas7 res
solutions of sacession; but they would raiso
tho loved ri " of the Union, aud drive from
tho nations capital into the Potomac the
whole horde of placemen, who should thus
seek to trample out tho great popular fran
ohi6e and cheat the nation of its presidential
and legitimate choice:
Ifs like result of the election shsll bs ef-
fscted by undue inHuencaGnd military control
over the votes ofspldiors away from thoir States.
and an election claimed by virtue of such per
versions of the elective franchise, it would in
like manner. as that indicated by Mnssra.
Wade and Davis, awaken spirit Ut revIln-
ton and resistance as iIhplacable ns the ocean
storm.
No; the opposition ask for nothing but fais
plsy thoir constitutional rights and these they
will have in the coming elections, though citic-
be laid in ashes, and blood batho both valleys
and mountain tops as the price Of them. Tic
ooposition is constituted of law-ab;ding und
ratient people. They have endured tue !r5i,
heel of usurpation long enough, and c'nstan:-
ly. for three years past. They trust. to cEd i!
fyt constitutional and lawful process, and
they wont be cheated out Of the hope. And
the warning Of Wade and Davis is both t'ue
and timely.
From the Olal: On. (0hlo) Sun
THE FEELING IN TIE COUNTRY AGAINST LINCOLN
Tho Clairmont (Ohio) "Sun" thus spsaks
of tho feeling with whirh the tax "nd cna-
cription candidate-tho hero Of draft r.ccin-
mations-is regarded in tha; county. |: says:
If permitted to judgs Of the feelings in
other locations by that If our 6wH, Mr.. Liz
coin will DO the worst defeated man Sho ever
ran.
Too people, savo and excep; tho Shodjies,
are almost universally opposed to his reel, ,c-
tion. They cannot bs hoodwinked any lon-
ger. He is, elnphaticslly, dead oook ia the
nit" IF he should establish military has.
tile in every sohool district, and had the power
TO convert tbs leaves Of the trees into gcoeu-
backs, with all his tools to poddle them. be
would fail. Saltpetre will not save him. His
uolitioal carcass is too far decompo-ed. L,tthe
Democrats, as they surely will, nominate nsf'
Of broad aud comprehensive views, Opposed
to public stealing, and ono who considers tho
interest of the white man paramount to that
of the negro. ono who is 10 favor Of the Union
with OR without slavery, and their SUCCESS will
be certain.
IFeon New Jersey Pirerl
DEMOCRATIC MEETING At LAMBERrViLiH, NEW
JERSEY.
A laroa ncotinu NJ tho n Of Inn