Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-14
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DIEhTE ~ IHs hhNksS ! 'SbRLF.
h!:er to reading - !. n.,n'. rs,or. or the
Poa,s C0n'e;eacs iH.the TACK. S. tisnats, M.
Saulshrty said:
Regarding tbtt message IN tho mot impor.
tnr: espr tS.i,HIUitIc hy the President of the
i1nitai Sta.sa. ! move that it 10 referred ~
rel.ut rCm.n,.lcn & five mea,h.ra ui this
! h.iy, ana tia they haze I,.ro t. rep.rs vi
| Gny time.
Nj. Sun,!.r-- ihns i: vii! 10 enonri, to
| ii wa order il II b. p'i"tcd. !sAve ihnt it
! 10 printed srd Nrdsr:i !" IL. ~ ti,e table.
~. 3 ~ ,,ip.i ;.iess,',.!,
SIR. Saul.hu.y--b TIA G.'r ..o.i,., iny
moliol cut OF orde: /?
Hr. F2slrr e.. !ha chsir) l'hs Char ioss
| m: s ce,ii. ku: tn, motion H. lay on the
tab's taEsl th,prrr.iefc. Of it.
Mr. S.nl-h:ry--Ws!!, wish u g;re notes
thst viii rer,w my Glotio,I :. aauthc7 time.
In ;hs II Il &c. M Wasaburae. 81 Illinois,
mn7ed 70 pfin! -, OU1 eS;I.. copies. In hjs
| ora;oa thu e&par, w9H!a use the cordial ap
yrob.: OF 4,ecy iosal lea;t IN the country.
| while it shoTed Liir i'tsaiicnl's wisdom and
| discroli9..
| M:. BIO ia rs,.. .n la III, ,hi,h SIC mss
6a IS you'd p:tot ;i'5 cordial appreciation Of
ell IN, l1ybl rco,lo. Az he undsrsL,od the
document ami tha rulors which como 20 us
| from tho rebel paper. tao things arc evident:
FIRST, thRt Mr.. L!LcOn . married 81 the rebels
ununui Il ID submission; .econj, that T. . Pre-
sidsns would enter into 10 Eeg3iissicus with
eth.r The rrbt! gnerImcnt or my single
rcb.l S:a... Mir LIncola il s,le1 on The inter
point, bu. j. il p0a'iTe]J aaaertcd by Jcf.rs0n
| II Ill II
! p.esii,nt hsd sincerely desired pearo he
shcull haye trnShsi H~ay tte cohSohs rnd
una ut orc, 20 tho point Win Mr.. Stephens
As tho ulct:tc now as,ndp The Hrd uuss be by
ros1It 10 ,hl aT,r't. Ii, then '.fcrrsd 20 the
| c,erifss Ct :IS so.d,6ra in bath rii.. whas
| the Peace COniiuI-aOncrs rn.sbd thraugh the
lines, to show tic spirit boz, ct tbs soldiers
si,1 tho pcIIo ~ a!nr y! rca'c. /. required
no Uncomfortable GoIrags on The PSF; OF Mr.
| Lincoln 10 rnTog OF tie inp0ttuoste radicals
here and meet LIE r,h. a3snts. For this tho
| prssden. deae.7ea r,fd;t and he ha, his (Mr.
BROOKS ihsuk. loe hcljns tho e>%tcrsrc-.-
| Il aas wha. rs desired and asked Of him 10
! U,csmber las:, BID; 1hi:h WAS not received
| ON tbs Lther nide Of tho House with ap-
probation. Is, however, regretted thut
| in this coalereucc Mr.. LINCOLN l,d not &C.
l
| torms than ruhiailri3n 70 tbs Constitution
| If. should haze vale; l!,m,rli If this uppoT
tunitY for o.iisr srgso:tiuls. As things nov
stool he Ccs.ed n, L:aclln or Davis could at
present make prsoa wi.l Tho turbulent eie-
meris erouad. There was 20 peace maker
now but t.e sword. May Uod pTsssrve rs
lr,m the only a.b;rsm"n.; bu. now rs feared
thsrs wss 10 o.b:r. 4nrth Carslira std
Georgia nre ia I. condition to msks peace i:
the seii-S0gslam.n n. SAD bs preserved. Thers
arc elements d ps=c,, too, III A'abams. Lie
regretted TIN: tie presiitn; had closed the
door sgsinpt tboss Ssatsa. hr. BROOKS then
referred to The concsssinHs oaos made suc,sss-
fully by 0sn.ral jackson and Henry Clay
~ avert civil yer, Ind - the rebel.
.ioa. in peona3l7ani., Massachusetts and
Rode Island. Such are the p:ecs-
dents which should tavs governed Dir. Lii
coin. lie (Brooksl MSS IN favor Of an arms
tiee. Soma dsy Or other this war must end
and prior to that there mnss be an armissios