Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-01-20
FRIDAY MORNING. JAN. 20. 1868

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EyTXLEE j. kLEEGE RE.
FRIDAY MORNING. JAN. 20. 1860.
The proportion 70 impress Sill the cotton % d
x,heeco IN The Confedsracy, now before tho
Congress-, cannot but be attended with tho
h.at results, il adopted. In addition to the
{sc; that it would aBe the Governments an
s.,pls baair for TIE redemption ofiss noteD and
bosds, it would ozyssaliss all selfish srssics
fnso an interested pssriotism which wcuid
MAKO Ii 80 piainiy ttssFiuteress Of every man
to support tho 0orernrnens, that thsre ~olsa !.
aploage. be'epyS divis;on lomonS our people,
bu. unity ent harmony would extend through"
ont CUT j.ud gid ra:iye the oonftencs and
fsisa Of our paople.
,rhs srmv Of the Co nfsdsrate States has 'e-
aui.sd f,T its support the imrrefsrus9t Of ell
tae>gss:n and meat OF the farnsrs, suc the
eoed:oe sshe,esuss snd the future wslfare CT
tbs oeratry tss 1fn.hid the payment Of full
va:as fufs thess necessary articles. Why
should eoston or tobacco not emads to.con.
tribute 10 the good Of tbs common causo 40
well az wheat and corn? The impressment
by tie GOVERNMENT Of sll tho cotton snd TO-
bse,a would DO q visor measu,s for the inter-
eat Of tae planters tran tie imposition OF
hsery export duty tho latter is spssee DC
gel! as W., measure, end would iDpoae 9
,eary Huy;,.a upon the planter fe- yssrs httss
s5c FIST, vh,ch, in sEe cod, ryes4 emonns to
sac.e lhnn tas ye!ne ct tho iapre,Esd ceti9D
Fer, .usn za;S: ;1iS tss proposition SIS ne may,
s=17rt d,..iss ars paid b. &c rr;aTtsr. Ana
sseir in?csi,inn npN, 10 o plsdga that they
s:aG! rsioa "a caGi.srsd until.ste pah!:o daht Is
r.l.m.s:. Tina cannot bs Gor many years. snd
iiio 0sass 20, pound 90 cc:s2. being dsduo:sd
ira1, shs piariss's receipts i,::n2 tao thre
i!.a PUZZLE .:sh. Is ucpaii will unouGsin value
- !oat!a, si!vas:. :t0 va!u, ctshe present crop
Ne shall cot: al this time, sI!s: inio sny
sisboysts srgrnsas 70 praTe. Tho proposition
shas export ,daties ere paid ty t;ss plsn:sr5:
sss,a thsso duties ere peace Cd yell - waf
rrsaeu:es ostsa9s&ta: f..ika. tl.s tsadsl2 With
has inrotHis7 ::s& lilo e,sesg ;se Of tAs
:.sGn;r:s Wall d Asasy ia'i"s!'H:a ~hsu l'eaca
shall sesasa. lLcn cTs:Y ,eusrsy thtuld o.
free snd u:ifanmsllta. IA hsdes HAT It may
81 speedily IS possible ii:!.. tSs load Of ia
dsass:iaaas fsom tie resanrcas 81 thu people
faa iniyr5sFaIsht OF Us cotton ~ !. way inea.-
s.cs aaIp sad i:s iaausuoo es.sais cni5 10
cne cr.r. - 20 ,nh.aav,r :, -, .,r,.-, an ral;tS>
sao csrrsisa Of the country from tho burden
of taxation ard hessy indebtedness Il rs
qai.su, i. Is isue, tl= creation of largo debt
10 ;!ls c~as-s af .is cotton, BIZ: il El5a ex!ah-
iishra E:,d o. wealth Tor its t:sc!'srgs. IL!
:hS p.opcsty Of Nil ;ho psoi!. 81 s.o7ai!y :aav!-
gakci t, Eli. uHp and benefit eftas coun-
.rYea1 i;s aauE9 bad The tits. lion UPON :. il
sae @ehi:c fssabos. II the ownership 81 J,e cot
sor By +hs Government will iupgoss its credit,
!: strengthens oar CAUSE and tucaiiss tho
du:y*e ccas5e=s 70 s:cars ta.! owEesrhip.-
Ta5 ;1:s2esss 81 in!iriiusis should haSs no
TsigA. ~ith the Gonsssss. Ills Cause il for
al AM aao1n ull-~=ni every doias and Every
iiiG should bs devossi to illat eni. 40 0shs.
nq!:;s Gan r1asiblJ siss rs SUCCESS. Unl.BB
:he pao2lo mo "S;ilias so in,povsrisa .hsm'
salsss, Ab,olu:s!y to endure The aiiBory OF
want emf ds,Iitu:ion, .asy srs nGt earnestly
Ssserlniasd 90 DO free. sad they ntter will be
ifss. Gan. Marshall We Right il saying as
would tsks sys7y nan BY thS Dsrs Of tie
Rsss and land hin ia .Le army, sud pnt oil
property IL sht hsndn Of The Goyernnent.n -
New ies him $50 tia. ii is eous. II iE sasrssi,.
way hss not tbe c5Egssas tafen:its, negs9ss
Tor the arl5' Hhy has .n9s ,QoRgssds asked
She Etssss Fer power "a teaaor tho abolition Of
sla7sy "a Engjsud ail1 Fsaae. iaf t..s sstab..
tishmsDs as cur iuisp: ndSnee? Ss aS..,is @saa,
Siai OF saracHFn .,s lla.teiis ur6n . cauas--
sas eaTaeztnses e ehmbtaas5i5 c;-. Winds
WORDS ea.eaat ta ae:hing. Fiatulea, pssrist.
isn fools nobody. Ols aos 10 wartL o seau, Of |
rssolvea. Ia ;ls words Of Mr. Baldwin, ii. ia |
sine 20 .now ii tie Slater are resIY to come !
fo:ws7a MD pledge ell thsy have and nj ihey
=se to the support Of tho oonmoa CAUSE" let
rs know wheth4r the people mtan what is So
often said: "Eee,yHing for Tie causa." III
sheT do, then tto cotton and tobsc,o in.s1ests |
will surrender shsso gres! egg miss promptly |
up. The States hsvs duty 10 perform 10 |
ths matter alao. They must speak out and |
seq Hhs;hsr they are willing to abolish alaSsry |
If F:sncs snd England will CuarsDtso Cur
liberties. The Legislature Of Virginia is now
in uession-~sbe press and peorl, Ct tho s;a!s,
an1 the Legislature have rtpsstslIy pro- !
0laiEccd hish reaol7es--everj thing and every
bsdy--!its az pseFs..;c, rather than au.jags.
zen. Aees ssw IL au opportunity to make
good them .rosolYes. Will lot rcms b:Ia,
brave, sa!n.st fi!giniun test til. Legislature
By offsfing :usola.;cae, tscaasiag to the Cen.
f.i..ste Government tho f1ll oonssn! Of the
Stasc to s proposition If sb5ii.;0n 10 Franc,
and England upon tbs establishment Of ous
Independence, ard p,5aaGg tho sthts 10 maks
good TIE sot as aeol al.sra trs.!y Of peso
and independence Is sisheA. ae.a prorsr re-
gard FOX sooistyii*ill permit When Rsp.
rsBortatirs from Virginia rays to the Cotton,
a:a.ss YQu negsas giXe up 33ssaa tIo
Gauss, kSz gts0s!al i!woaii.ias Is he sau!a
poius 50 Virginia tsntur al su,sry upon tho
hAmo holy altar.
Ws heaf&nneh tauae days sb0l! aAtA!es.
and diplomacy" erding this soar
ni7al Of dsath.' Here III fsldi for states.
.aaagsip and diplomacy untri;d, and, We bs-
:isys, DssssAsieg certsip sdoosss. Nh msn