Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-29
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Washington correspondent OF the Chicago Tunes
sta 90 hag great cogceru exists in that city AT the slow
manner in sach tse 500 600 troops coming in. A.
t-e rate a. which col ments have bss1 made the writer
s,ys) We VII have Only loo Ooo men raised By tie end
Of O.ob-r 2ooo Gao BY the end OF next February and
l-s whole SUC 0UC I'll 10. bs 10 tie ID before this
dine rsxs yearr Il he writer's calculation correct
tie saslnsns Eg cot morJ than supply current Vacau
s.ss, and the Ya1kes army ill Cad itself Ss much in
need OF rem melts shsn ths present cal i answer
si. ssitis nos. But our Olee IN qlOsing What this
writer ss7sis only 20 give readers insight into the
dp-sJioa aud feeling OF the masses In the North The
4 u'or,s1ent8 s4iei iof gill be raised 10 much short
ar dns daa tbs correspondent suppOses either By Gun.
arg CT oos. T5S reasons assigned by him for ths
a s-s En Which men cone forward are worth read!n
sy a., &c says:
Tas pFaeils Of keeping military hospitals in large
oes II all tle large eastern cities there hundreds
OF ua1s1 ana sck soldiers congreKatei. TIE sight OF
trsU u-lort11ae me1 ShJu. A-ms UithOu; leEs, Uitl
the pyss ~. og their oO5es cut CT or hOb0l Ok
a1ol. e-EoLes Las very depressing ,fsct upon the
tprs Of ardent yCJrg aen Who would OIhersise
e. AL such ssa-s saoula bs kept cut Of the public
yie-.
3 cause The good ola rrso,les Of sending around
tas rscrui-u- q err Sih n, bauer dis muse ard tis
bs1i Of reCrls al dressed 10 and hsl dsoms mi
fof1z and I-s drums des cllrons and Tumpets M krg
che as resousn. With the aclss Of gory and the battle
ned co i7rger keeps uP. Ii Jbs gEttsrirg FepEesyi
taion q l1s prG pIup, and Circumstance Of glorious
war uls coluruiy rrsssntli % tho sight and hearll
~ our young msl O. Ecui agti1 a Il did oncs, draw
thousands 20 tie national Standard
~ generally ucd.rHo1d tlsf the Administration
Lls decided 10 favor OF emzrcpadng aud aiming the
saves and Of cui sing negroes 70 the
iJ0Cug white -aiders; 20 give them the same uni
io-u. The saus s1aa, ne pay, the same bounty
aud the 3.U' 0s a. the Thilc soldiers Tots may
BE- very ~isc and FlgBclus, bus the white OF the
country "dol' s.s &. aud bsuos their urWiiugnCss
- ID degraded b7 sarvicg side By side wi.h negroes
4 TIE people Of the North have seer, Al Il O. with
alaz ueni tlou Ei.a aver aud WITH disgust that
t1s Administration hs not taken The necessary measure
90 release IRON captivity tho thousands OF their bpohers
Ccg aud re gl00rs WHO have Bsen for months confined
TO i1aasoms dungeons az the South. Every feH monbs
che pubHc Is deceived oy lyirg bulletin iyom the Wa
d par.meng announcing ,hzt The Government has DC.
cIsd upon plan loz general exchange Of prison Ell"
b-t only lev days giADse before h IL found Gu. ths.
tLs 1zrsemeni" only made BY parry, and tnat
s terms we're shluTd TIA. shs other party The Con
led Iaiea rsieeisd it.
s. An-sher thug thst discouFages enlistment s the
is9. that although the has lasted fifteen mo1tbs
n IL apparently a. Tar from being ended nov "a IL Wa
Wien h b gSn.
c. Finally, enlistment hngushss because the Admir-
sgrsE1u les no ed policy either Ia the conduct Of
tbs var IN Gle mAhner In which the States are %
t-cssd sfsr taey are Osed % the UaiOn. Up 70 this
eus no less than million young msn OF tbs North
has3 entered the army Of uhom probably coo 600
b. sSas nov. Bls he Ren shl are nov called on 70
s-Ls. go tls men VITO Tor months pact have bsen
r.ld.rEg Gu the quss ion, "What i This tor For
E g. s'ora ion Of ,hs Uni0n &c eHsed before the war
-sug' iet they q - the Admins ration and he
g. n,l.lt party IA Congress hAT5 been .teAdy pgEsuilS
e-zrsa 81 polcJ Haes III egsVsr pSVSut 'se recon