Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-09
MARYLAND IS THE SEAT OF VAR.

". have he Guuht that the runIrra otsHIl~
day, which placed t;"ns. Jackson Ard Long
a.res. st the Es!Aj blouse. were u; least pre-
nature. W. s!ia;5'I NJ h. surprised 10
Learn that lheT crc:c.d :ne i'ct'riac Oh fFi-
t4Y last; S. :asr we t'1Ni:t on 1hui"taS
l., di.ect.ca wl,c:, ,7o:.,; enable tha'n 70 do
90. But the Rsla5 Eion".,. Sh,:n ,a tn!J
eight miles ti.;4 4;,;e OF fa'thnore' Gust oe
s:~,y r.;Irs from NE pnui ii 3roSsing-a
dic,.-ce of co1rss too greSt to be accom-
r;ishe.! nv ne tili,e claimed III the rntnor
Tn: rti,.! Is ric! An iuvs6tol or MscJiend
AMI liz. North would have or The ienpers OF
rh- Nt.thern people n:li ine pruaaaie dura-
;;si, ii The r'tr, Is pr:ht considerably discuss
81 ., this time For ou,S,t;e-. Ne,,;Iink LIat
We have nothing t" hop. from attempts at pro-
p,tiat.s. our enemy, AID nothing &c fear from
attac.ips bin il any uny: every .Av. Peace
l. 10 ho won Gully tr sAtirsnis'ii2T5 All LIE
hope7 III conquest, ard furnishing MS attempt
by had ard heavy blows. Sc ,un5t hsaI
huc il. The most e'locr.r" "lanucr that 9nI
strength viii rerrni:, whether th',i aa byT tlis
deiaacs Of OH GIVE soil II - the ,nVa"ieu Of
bis. Hstrong enough TO iov.as llin SO shou!c
aot hesitate :cr fear Of arousi:g a5ditmnA
fry st the North; for the penple there are
already possessed OF der1au. II ntt strong
enough, re shc:iia Tot he srducrd into /. BY
she ihnciiul ides that the IoeIe at!ms OF inTs-
sioa e - accomplish everything We desire
In short, it i. q purely military question. s1@
rs srs content 20 leare j. win cur generals
DO! ourselves expecting Icuch benefit from
a.y terror, OF much injury from any Iofy
which the n,rs report Of inTasion will pEo.
1ace IN Ehs Eo1.hsrn mind.
If our 5rmT kss crossed the Potonsc, OF
shail do 50. 7ve ci.ns Ihs' the SUCCESS OF the
movement will !ea-El e.s,saJ On ,ho manner
u which CUR advent Shoi: i. :.ee:'o,: y lie
IIsrylsaders. Now - ;.!Git lime Ii hit the
hse, o. the dsspot f:o:n =. she:r :A2fs II
shey shall pro7e ;i:s.i :: i.t,'t:''i'c, thti' o.
portuni.y viii be log. sG'' 9erh-t' i"rev'r'--
If they ehall prove ua~ ;iilnt 10 :" eHi to
dare, snd TO risk life and property, !rt A'=r-
:y, they choose tao portion .: slavery Tor
s1er, But, on the other hand, il The spirit III
heir father. snimates the Sons, Mary land
will hs on Ere from her monnt.l's " Ter
.e.-shore, and will give IL the Confederate sol
dIs1s that assistance and suPFoT: which aaad
enable them to strike the shackles trt':I her
E1:bs md bid ...- be free forevei! Ana E'ish
sIs-7lsrd anc Baltimore Oh our side ana n
%. hsnds, TasA:nsrcn must swiftly fall,
though Liacoi;. SHOULD Hi hs'Po;o.Hs': With
bis gunbont5.
We repeE, thst 1851 deal NOV drp:3ds
on Maryland. |: the great I.sjorItg Of her
people are on our side So Va hsYe a""u AS
sursd, and s.,ierc, and if tbs voice Of .i.eir
leaders can arouse them aow 20 swift and
cou.agcor7 action, we ma. an-i:!r..c Ihe
mos: i.illisat advantages BY our expedition
into thu: State But if, ~ til. other hand,
:h.iT souls have been crushed out oy the
tyranny which has .rgmpled ;hem, So Tat
that they snail fail 20 second our efforts with
ao-oic cooperation, tie wo1s; Of MARI lend
redemption will be ct leaSt greatly 'c.ayed.--
Nshope, however, fer the irst ranlci course.
We hope to rec the sons Of Maryland rise up
al oYe. he;' fair borders, snd Lake ioI their
oat.le-cry the words OF cue OF her own poets !:
Peter lss s-s grss :hs. Roll
a.usr the ,.os, the osats, tho i'.7
1Ssa u:is-;o7; e TIE sot.l.
Maryland, :ay harylaa5;'
And the glad snSwer will 90 back 'ro:u ths
t.a.e OF the libeesting Coniedsrste Siny
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