Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-01
FDr tie Inquirer.
sohu Augustine Warrington.
VIZ. h]Omicix, pruelltr, .~jHst9mt, c! tenar rro
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81 tn. mqtiy honurei, brave AMI y~irtu"us
,I.rr. win have already fallen in thei: rounifs'5
,arre.. in The rIl.hirS: ar,i unhaIl0H.i var nGw
.,cry w,".;. hg IT,. Vai,,lai North against the
pra,.Iv and institutions e the South, there Is
mt one visa. lass n:!I -. III ~ "-'r:r!% irlF
thai, an: f- la u! he gil&,iit 2"i:iir:naI'
SnoS;. r,,.Ir .l,a;! tia. :Tl.c.c. lis: ynlucS
bor;r.vrl IN tie airo4e quotation, we're by him
possessed ia All ciulnrnt degrees; his h"m'r.
truly. was wiifiJHL spot VI hlrmiSh III every
scllsc IT the wnld, he waA a just man aId,
like i,r- great ?lc'!rCcssur, tho immortal Na"h'
ln,tya, he ":s ti,m of purpose. Ills name
vi, s,utlrSS, because ac never dbl an act Of
winch any h"i"rairlc. v}:tIuus lnan might h.
ashamed; h. Wa; just, in that he lived hnt.-
csily, gave IL every ma,: lIs due, and I'M urcd
not arplhcr; he was firm Of purpose, bc"ilisc
all his purl.Oacs were Grin"l with uats!Tc and
{. Deliberate reflection. and with Il Sinrrii. desire
ii do right.
t0l. Washington had mingled bat little. II
ii at in what is called public E!tc, prolcHr!ng
the retired liir /: i az, !"St country grntlclnat,
tn the mr!noil AMI STRIFE "l The p~6IitIGai arclts;
bI; II j.: n3I tru m.ll..fI 10 sa%-arnl ~ thiS, All
VIII, knew him will a:rcc-tfIAL there |ai 40
position ~ whicir he might !iure been called.
which he wnrti not, by his talents, his wisdom,
his clear and .r,'ionrl Judgment, have d'S'ntieii
l'nl adornea. Ki:, ~ have said. his i,-.;c'
anil inciinatlDns war. nn: in t!,if direction.
lis s~Ialr'; virtues Strurr n]r;Pii'-.' III !hr ;n:uH
u;d au.:.lt circles ; and ~i,gr Ia cntli he:
ui3-; c:atT;bute ln the lanI:h's,s ol other,
here hr r~r"lrrIr 4 Ia remain. III the virtues
! which. .hauli clar.cter2:a husband, father,
son and BROTHER, !m cnnli hoy &c eXcelled. AS
i friend, hg vas true aS steel kind and c2nr.
trOua tn Nil men, generous ~ = Hull, his hest
and his canl were up,n tn VI, auI The dis
tresSod never appealed to him III vain. In the
commencement Of the unhappy contest now
g1ins on, he fully made up lis mini to Stand
ur tall with the South, and to devote
himself, sis properly, anu all That hr
! he'll ,ivnr to her survicv He had Determined,
if hr cillri not Serve j.: ANY other Capacity, 10
rn,ar I!c rarli:i, a,nl, II 'tal be, fall, fighting
there This, however, Ic Mas not required IN
do, AS he "as called upon ~ General Lee, wtl6
'',ew HIN we'll, ,ud his capacities for The posi-.
truf, to act ~ In; chef aid Go camp. Upm
receiving lhi: appointment, !:c Immediately re.
pa;rrl 10 Richmond, entered upon the 'iul,rs
Di his ..tlicr, Ard continued 10 discharge them
with great ability an! ulliring energy, until
calico tu active service in the field ~ Western
Virginia, wi."'''. up", hli first Tour nr 'iu'y. in
cnicayorIng 10 obtain Snnc ima0rlnnL lntnrna
ton III regard to thr Position "i III" ''iem'. he
Iaju ,!Jsm as liz. fTr his ~riinl:E. N,hi",
gr''a'aIs friend, thou n: s'ne s"": ;r;:n
This cath, IL; trials an,i It's cares, 10 . "llr,F"l
ut bliss and Immortality. Bat lny writes xiii
not perish with tire. Long will tf;ey survive
N HE u.ctnory al al WI, knew and loved
thee. ever kept fresh and green, IS HE tut
a'"ve Thy liead, watc'r'l ty their tears. L.