Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-03
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, FEB. l, 100:

s.a.., Tao :nsrch through oeofE'H az"
,;.n,s,sd tho snemy-they found pfo'n'oh'
IS -, t;,ss in srsatss: abuncancs-ann INC
:,r;mesr anncuaosd ina: North osf'hns s s,oA'
coa,s maintain General Lees srms' onsh'
,a., discovered no sign Ct want, no eS'dsnos
:. erh.ps.o,, but, on tho contrary, every
,h;n, indicated the greatest sbuadsnee OF
nroyisions. Tbs great Gotten folds were iaunu
nIa,tsd With coroals, and RIGS, corn, ~h'.''
n..s.o.s. eggs, butter, meats, S'.' Co., ~
prsstcs; aSundsncs, supplied tho wants o. D''
s.my. If thai WAS true, and thore can o0 ~
motive Cor reporting IN unsrutn In shA' iuA''
t,r-;f q movable column, confined 70 4 mar
rov lima Of march, could fed provisions IN
s,cb ,bundanoe-she s'Times" was correct IN
announcing that want of supplies ~on'o
asv.r reduces tho Csnfsdsrrcy TO surfcno'r'
But the "Tribunc" has theory thai war
ISIS QUESTION os pluck snd RESOURCES saa TO-
..o-,~c,a as 10 al human STAIRS, is the ground
. .r,rr Of cou7axe;' thai tiess STATES age eA-
n.n,r,d :. .ls. Oscillation ass visited ell these
S.,,s aad rs;ssa up patty "cafiag ltsie
..Shss Gle l.rms (oi pesos) arc; reaoy % s''
"o,a. to say.hipy that wo Che .snsmso
,"t.rrand. I. - ready 20 graft our u'ne, ,,
..s,rsna-lsy down It's arms ana SUBMIT
w,r,b Of ,huee two organs is right
rhs, .h.rs axe plenty OF provisions IN tnese
States has bscoirz ovidsn. 10 every rsheotins
nan. T>e;. i.sopas distribution Or n o.n's
wo,ds, t..sic transportation OILY has fa'ssu
"a. QUESTION OF uuppliss. We hope that tho
nav Secretary OK WIS. Will give thus ques.:0n
t;s ca-;;sst ATTENTION. snd aause the dlssrlbu-
ton oc gran::.s from localities I" plenty 10
,nins. Of saa.c!:y 30 De 5pssdiiy made. If no
s.i d. 49,. patty" ct Which tbs "fri-
.a.s faors not safe
lax .c aks ruai,c," sil! ncves again De
..,. u. III s.hs country present the Same
No. ia .tyr. 1h.oh fer three yaars 1t hes
shown 20 tao world.
Osr r,sc-rs easaos aaIa forgotten now long
.;,s ssro..s1 Un;on party wss alleged oy tae
.,ts, =. ~: in siese Sthtss, hold down by
,cs.s.io:a oGi32-.s, ena waiting only the ''sns
-, -. .c.t flag" 10 rs-asss;s it's love tor the
MIN. Tho en.my deceived NOBODY With
me-. is:s.aood, AID thi, reported party - Oh
.ub.u ,s,,cnis: exists to 40 gEosser extent than
did ito so-csllst Unicz party. Inc low
.,r.,;chsd, miserable towards that would re-
coo,.ru,, with the enemy are destitute OF pri-
vote % pas!.ical influence, snd ave not worthy
Of ths name Ct party; thsY scarcely rise to
.hn, dignity Of q tsShon. No one hero cares
ior th.u, and .hs5 c71id not find any man OF
c,nrsgs enough to head their treason. 1t over
t.sy shos their treason openly al indignant
uoopIa viii not long hesitate how to desl with
sosh traitors.
Ths Tribune" may be only practising q
rnso upon its readers, and protesting 10 have
Information Of peace party in these Ssasss'
:r.o,.ar 10 al .aa,. tbs osuss es pesos among
,h,aaon,v. (Which caa hold out the longest r.
asks IN. "Tribuns." Which can hold out
"naisugsr9 There oomss always sime when
tho last IL ths vital question, ant when IT
" rci,e., re.cs lie inevitable. we may or We
:. Sjsy not have reached. that point, but the
"siyins s.c at less. significant, AMI wise men
"wiil giys than due conslderatloa."--
riot tho PROSPEROUS condition of the 'eho-
my's o,oln:rY was Fictitious and ars:Ec:al,
r:tasr sh.a real and natural, We have
i,nc since believed; but tho Success Of the
,,o,mss ,h.s propfoi tie baselsss fabric
bs, bISsn so great thss many persons nave ose g
lsi 70 hs!;sYe That while wss de'olssed shfss
STATS; il rather improved than othsralso hs
c61;itry Of The enemy. How such useless and
wicked d.st, uotion OF Life, and such immense
oo;,.nnption Of resources, could g on for four
y.ars without producing thor usual Effects
onh not DO understood by those who were
d.,es;;yed by the v.neering OF g.ssnonck',
u,hieh cov.red up tho flaws. But the "Iri-
A,ns, hes been ono OF these Csbines-makers
shsruae tho =ene.ring on, and LII ws!l sWsre
IA! pso.s.h tbs sii.t:sing and polished sur
fs.s. S.her, exists mu,a decay and rottsnness,
-vb,as, in logger conflict, must utterly fail,
md si,t vhoie stFaiG ;rn,bls 60 pieces. Now
l. puss the case Alphabetically, ind warns its
r..!e,s that "s!., lcoa" vii DO we'll to con-
side, tho question Of psscs; that "aN wars
.nrss hare al end" thar 'sh may not DO ct
..insd which the vio;oriouo party, at tie
" outset, promised itself" In al OF which VIC
mos: heartily coccur, ...
Ths psscs wllot til. enamy propose may be
k,owa from the following resolution OF tho
Yanks. Congress
::ReanlvsG, BY the Senate and House of
Representatives IN Congress assembled, That
nd he.Sti.sicn, terms Of settlement, or concoss
sion. al c?c,:Tnn';,c he cntere8 into, proposed,
visldet or 1nsde ~i;h she :,bs]s: dir.ctly Or
indirect, anil taoy 5aTo uarlfsssed their
;rnnliSSiEo an p. piiiunal submission to the
sG.h3r,s,e. JssTnmcnt; and further,
.fas SaT, -, usace may bs desired, the
z,r,,s;ns,, II mus: b. waged with all the re.
scy;scstsJ ia energy OF :ha government, until
afiS Svbss:ssion shal 30 secured; and the 50"
r,s,;ir.55, Of tho Constitution and the laws esl
s!5lishsd oysr the entire territory of the Uni
ssI Ssases, as hsrc!o!o,e clairasd." :.
"sassn wears Of war were required to teach
:6s people Of England tho impossibihsy OF
o,cquoring .ha Colonies. and thIse monshD be-
ioro TAG passage through Parliament !of. ths
Conway rero'ution, against further prosecution
Of Ihs'usr. ths Kmg,in his spe'ch at tho open
ing OF Parliament, demanded Z" concurrence
and assistance" to carry Oh tho contest. A
.pssah.whiah Mr.. Fox pointedly characterised
asN breathing vengeance, blood, misery, and
'srancot. It speaks exactly this language:
"Muohi has been lost, much blood, nuch trss-:,
"su,s. has ocer squandersd, ths burden Of my
"Ssupls are almost intolsrable, but my pass
"si0ns are Jet unqualified, and, therefore, ]
"am determined to psroevsrs." Mt ihrss
months after that speech, peace was decided