Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-28
,-,, what in your opinion, led 10 the

, villa, in your opinion, led TO the
2s.s5s' "'" i" Florida under the conduct
H y Gr" ", ,-,i 81 tnrsy and p"iair" forecast IN
# irss'' 80: The Uar department.. ne necessity OF
& 10 s'i1 T." Indian outrage and enabling troops 10
& -, ~: Efficiently against them, was long ago
1 ag;it ~" ,L f,nc,ionarv 1t was not until too
.I to 'Ha, trn,: his dreams of political prefer
81 I'll ne avn : attention l., bleeding and suffering
-. ed Hl" ,lly impossible 10 do more than expose
& ori iErsuars 10 massacre; our my pro'ioea an"
III ,,4ii ,s 10 disease and starvation; the inability
III In. r'@""', T., SUPPRESS 4 savage inSurrrc,ion,
n. ~ Oh: gallant officers to scurrous ami
s. ti,,.,. 3D.. :, rainol,s good s"l'l'ers;"
8 ~ '' ,hsy have the advantage Of ground
m ra;t': ,,,ur troops never beaten by theni?'
81 J. -" -, Sen.inoes WEI! equipped:
Fl saver inspected them
e, '''' the probable cause Of disease among the
Fa; :, :''' taGue in beating through the ham
~ Ia. and want OF proper rest at night-lnra-
~; and an inSuiicicncy OF that-want OF water ano
o., rnlhnt. and tne general o!sP!rllihs cIcu"'-
4 $50 .,,a;rd with these causes.
.:F' the water lo5 the oil the troops generally
i: ans sometimes so thick, that we had great dIi-
! .alIuwinr it. 1t was the water OF stagnanl
:;- shes, and loaded OF course, with an."iacu-
%s
" ,i Minor General Scott lack in zeal and solici.
L,;,,,i,i, the war TO rupid conclusion"
=, ,.s brown together, in condensed form, nearly
':.t. nrncipal Undergraduates and replies, ana feel
That il nv statement does not accord with the
. G.: The Cou, in identity Of language. 1t at least
'a ts;l...l por;rai,uve Of the spirit of the exam-
,s had designed taking notes, but an nlima,ion
,ho Court, that general comments would be prefer
"I ir,acd official mnuiiu aud that they would ull-
-'r is veto the publication of all reports of the hat
- ..,,acsr ana having no desire to run inappos,tely
. desire OF he distinguished and honorable gentle
.,r,,,;SiDr the Court, l very naturally abandon
a.. ~. n,nec, have also always omitted the intro
'-,"., II matters relating TO the business Of the
~ .,r Masters and Commissioners departments
.,u5qrIcss Inquiries before the Court on the
s. e transportation Nc; periods at which streams
- .,rsi bridges and causeways built, horses drown
I'D steamboats, grounded and the thousand incidents
:, the Court the parties Immediately concerned, and
-. Government alone. deem of Importance. They
coarse essential 10 the establishment of facts and
-, l,!,ioa Of the case ba! they are obviously Out
- ,.,,c n a nrgrspapcr--a medium Of direct aud ap.
.,h. intelligence, not the rdde Of field ad.
,,,,. 10 the accuracy OF all | have published, the
;,,-: and those who have witnessed lis proceedings,
:, asa sue. readily attest.
g.. C..ncn handed to the Court cones of his official
,r< 10 the Wax Department the subject Of the Sc
:rors Ti,y copies OF those transmitted TO the
Gu!. Gc.yl2i q the Army, before the late war with
IA; acrl aid are filled with opportunities Cor assist
me-. /, rt the General Government Genrrl Maccmb
e,ar somewhat a7dy II directing the Judge Advocate
h = al !.yI. GcG2ra Cliuch observed, let him read
them. sir. sl.tTc is nothing reasonable in them
Gen Scott, on the conclusion of the examination OF
ra C.nca and observed, that he believed he had
"a .h. 10 request adjournment but that he would be
:;,:.td y tie Court in having his case sci aside for
cavg mass q; documents to revise, Seunte aud con-
s and stated, lha. time would be lost by the ar
proposed. The President observed, that the
'oult worll commence every day usual, and when
13y for adjournment, would signify its will TO that eff
Get that, or the present the Court stood adjourned
a TOMORROW at 10 O'Clock. The Court stood adjourn
! accordingly.
ru,g>cErrr.-F Friday, Dec 23d, II O'Clock, a. M
IL cnEi have adjourned to meet the 9TH Of JAM 1887
.e!! past |, P ".