Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1865-02-10

i'll N,t!hofu GojrRls We only oohpttl iy
msGihgtO;.J campaign against MssienS.
1t ',rl b!Ili in:imaed by the Senator from
h0uisiana THAI tue President intended 10 put
Gen. Teyljr in command of the army Of Ten
uolsse. No ons but the Presidents wors
enemy would advise him TO remove Gen. Johu,
ston and place in command his own brcthst.;n.
lag. Ho did not mean 10 liscuse Gan. Tsylor's
military ability. II was unsdvisabie tbst the
President shouH rive him this plsee because the
a ipointnlent accorded with whist WIS slfssdy
ssid md believed OF the President, that hs con
Gulssd hio own prejaiice5 and partiali.iss, and
sho good of the county. The country rccc!-
ected how Gsn. Pembef!on, whose Loyalty he
could not doubt. though be had CONS 20 us lsta,
had BEEN prum9tsd from csptaln 10 colon3l, tri.
gGdisr Renertl, maj5r general, and, frAlly, iien
tenant general before he bad ever seen tbs fash
For ha = z-Ss,ss.-ss,,,u nov Ds /. uuuu. ~. ds.
. result, independents will come in.2 Fox'.
} lRera,fsrsd Is jssbrcs i;:~'--'
JON tpre Eil .Q.upsrnc!uaf enquiries, let us r,i
examine whether erroneous maIims Of policy hsS G
not been adopted, and vhsther the principles
which have boon acted upon are not fupdamer-
tally wrong Ther, iessn s:sument which has
been Us ID by IN aacejt orator, the grs6tss. oEs-
tor that Perhaps the world evss ssw, which, In
my opinion, is not inupplicable to tho present
situation of this corntry. Demosthsnes uses this
btillisEt. and, in my opinion. no lees solid than
brilliant argument in the Introduction to one Of
bis mobiles. orutions: when he observed the con-
duct md tho fs.o Of tlIs Aihsn'sns aud compared
their csbmitiea with tbeir m:snanggemslt, 80 fsr
FROM being Il cause Of despair, h, directly stated
|: rs ground of hope If said be, they had
fallen into ihes. mistcrtunes BY tho coarse cf
Natural snI lrreInediab.c CAUSES, thon indeed
thste would BE- resson Tor lcGpair; il, on the oGn
trary, tiey are tho fruits Of folly und misconduct.
1t may be possible, by wisdom aud prudence, TO
repair the evil
In conclusion, he said ho w7s not responsible
fer this debate. In reviewing the military situs-
tion few days Dines, hs expressed n desire to
baye the President reinstated in tho public COM
fdence end good fselius once more restored when
the Senalor from hiSsis.ippi ,sksd how l pro-
posed to bring that about | replied that the tirst
st,p would bs by restoring Cen. Johnston 10
command. Every Sanstor who has spoken OF
the bill now before the Senate, With CSC on per-
hap; two exceptions, hHs taken the Same ground.
Us Wa glad Of it. lis wsEted TO $40 Goners!
Johnston restored TO command. The country
I,qnires :, his services st This moment and thay
should mol be- lcss. Ue desired 10 ses I'll the d!s-
corjant elements, sDd the people throughout the
Confederscy unite III ons grand effort to beat
buck tue hirel'ngs OF the No:tt. who have boel
sent 10 desolssa our litud, The Cat has gone
forth. scd We h4vs now no bl.sr1ativo lsf. but 10
fSht it cut. H. never ssain wantc1 10 live up-
der the United 9tstee Government. (Apflsusc,
The molten tc reconsider WIG then agreed to
aad tbs snsuiman. eoncursd 10 H follows:
Ayas-aessrs. Brown, Burnett, Dortoh,
u+ary, Johason of No, Olihsra,W. T. Simu,s,
Sparrow, Walker, Vest, Watson, Wigfall-l2
M..o.o R,Isr r.p.rtor
Haynes, Hunter, Maxwell Or, 7, j. SsmEito
IS.
The bill wss then passed
A message Was received from the Fresiion.
transmitting the report CT the Poacs Comms.
sioners
On motion of III. HENRY, 5000 copies were
ordersd 10 b. printed.
rhs Ssnats then resolved its,!f Tito eecret
session.