Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-25
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number within the TWO hhl"''" -"
agreed upon. At this hour IL Is impossible,
however. TO ascertain VIII" are thus rrir''t"'l
and who confirmed.
Especial pi,rarcn I" The Saw !"i Herald
TIE Presidents EMAn'Ir'1"N rt-N'.
The House has CONSIGNED To the Tomb or
the CapuIcts the proposition u make in AZ
rronriation in aid I'll emancipation IN the
border slave States, hj- referring II, to the
Committee of tic Whole. The radicals, by
another session, will not be willing to grant
single dollar for this purpose The IN
lend to lct I'll the slaves loose b. the exercise
Of the war power. For this reason thcy- Totca
to-day against authorizing the State OF ken
lucky to raise an independent force, or Home
Guard, 10 protect the people from Confederate
raids, and Ia be- subject III the call I" thc frrS-
idcnt 10 90 out ID! the STATE. IL Is manifest
tlat the Icalcr the number Of men III The '",i-
der slave States that take mp arms against lh'
C1nic,lcratrs, the greater w!Ii he their rel'llS-
nance to ever hereafter joining their political
fortunes with them. Jcii. Davis budget looks
10 an ultimate combination of all the slave
States. Notwithstanding this, the radcalsa are
opposed To srI-snri"rljug corps III States I"
destroy o"e', ma ~ I a,,no;,,,;or
vent cScala'cH w S'"''' "''' ~" 49,
without c"!"''Sa'''i' =, Wv
also that ''c fa.''. a'a "''''e'' ~ ''..'
Inc iict 81 "l!'Pl'''!S t'''! man 70 us
III the South, Is ihat they can Z" n''l.' "'''
say that the projects @! thr -h''S 10 SUIT,
! lands can pay The "h!''l'sr% t.! l,' "a'' "''',
tIir iar@r estates 'ii' fr hi'"'"' mo s's''ti
.cclinns i"r negro occupancy.
The response 81 The border eth'c u l''GS'"-
tatlvc> has mol sci been heiN're" 10 INC r.
si!cIil. lie has been 10" closely "'c''l,'c" '"'
| the last two days To accord an '"'er'"" -
the committee Inc correspondence " III l''
| be given to the pI.hl'r 'in'ii The resl'"n5' =
delivered,
THE MomlrlArlnEs or TN. co::Fisc,Ti3:'
49,. r.,. which has hr.u d,rinn the
,.h, ...n .rrn.,,,,t and d;ctatnr;aI. backed
I,,,.n tn-,i.,, cr,,u ,.rr ,uatGral .n;nr in inG
Noilt'c"t'o'i uii!' Hl,,' .r'oa' iH',i "
Il 'ec'atn, lh"' ."c ''>''''it 'r,", 80
l" II; i"lS "c''o" n'' ~ -. ~,
''iaai'l5 III ie", VI 80 ''!' --'.'': 80
clearly Admitted IT. n;No,':'' o''1 III LIZ
passage 81 III ""''''''t"'n.'i la i''-
"t1ad OF waiting = '"s'l"i't 81 Vic -"
III '"'i''t''ti"ita! Linn ,i' fH''iShlii'E
l.. ] Il ID, L.
,,;,l,>,,n,i;rn H., Ey.,,,,,i;.a ,hioct;on anil
Tins frrr;nr S.n,tar, hur, rrsnoogil,itilv
,hcr ,n,i,. haste 10 c,ncilatc The President Ey
co,nrli,nc,s that I,ay. n, e-amnle in i,.sislS
t;or In T,.Lr;. ,;,pc r. ., ,.crl,I s,,r,Incnt
had come from Senator that unless GER
tain ,orriou of a bill 10 iucorporatc = Ma
,iou,I Rank Then before the p PRESIDENT, was
,roIliI,d r., I.ni.l.r;np Tho hi vouM Dc 20.
rord wh,t would l,.y, Ir.u the voice Of Clay |
or Webster. or indeed of anv of the grnat |
men that then composed the senate 1t will |
n" remembered that Mr.. Gay ria"e't with an
Gcr Mt the bare lntlnaIiol III III" Senate That
:. bill would br vetoed. 1t was characterized
- NJ ciioTt to ttrr"rISc and d"r Il coordinate
branch OF the Government. Mr.. " adc to-
Ing '"a7ted 10 know who was the organ be-
t';'cnn til senate and the Executive about the
acET3 II was disEraf@inl 10 be moIsing
about the Gacl; door OF the President 5 house.
Some Senators Cannot see the President, while
others; VII" were his conscience Keepers an
noilnccd his royal pleasure. lie said 1t was
the most diSEraCetnl thing III the TRr, and
a sad announcement IL the people that the
real estate "i rebels va not II he c"ri2tG
ted.
co.pirioT az AFFAIR. il. Girri;latE.
p,Ji.,.I,. o,1,.;cos ,,,,o;,..d from p;ch,nnud
st,t, th,t ,bc confederate troons ar. in treat
win abundant artillery and Inll oi
confidence II was tbouoht there that ,,ur
army would be overwhelmed on The Chicka-
hnIniny. and'th fact that il VAS not is attribii-
tel to the GOOD gencralshr Of GENERA! Nc
Clclan The Confcdcrate- planned To breaI;
our line: on Friday and al iii" succeeding
MONDAY, but were toilc,l.
.r6y pvrr,Scy o. FEi>usk.s. r1r.
r.I,-l ,toJ;.., ,I;il,r - u;,so,r; mad
80 I'.
.u"J'I' .'S otei - ."" - w.;
.n' -. At 'I,'','' nav .''"r ''" :" ''a
'"n h''', a. ~ '. ~
- NO. ,tnnfn'I.rarn Gnvsrnmsnt to oagn-
=. >,o,ni a,.sharra 81 rriS,nnr. TLcr
'.''''' anu ''' ""( u - ,r M :,
{. Timos; Lronoht Tho mailer Corri6lv 10 the
attention OF the War department, and 'Ien-
eral Dix was directed to accept the, ConiedcT-
ate proposition, winch only required that
General l:lckner should be included ny the
National Government in its list of prisoners
to be surrendered When this news reached
Colonel Miller and Major Stone,
at the instance Of the Confederate Secretary
Of War, returned 10 Washington to facilitate
a matter so desirable to suffering prisoners
pn both sides. Miller says there are 2ohHO
linion prisoners in the South. and that their
food is deficient and their Sutierngs great
lie says further, that the CnnirderatrS are