Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-05

"a eh.rro agNius. an Of tho gentlemen ArEe'ted, but ha
-, "A than 30 ssrist him In removing two causes OF
complaint. "One wes, thst ths community would not
,,chspve social ~cour.esies with hin and bis efheers.-
Zach was the public sentiment, that . family TO whom
ia had brought letter, of Introduction would not invite
him into their house. He expected of the prisoners 70
O.Ono,e kid social relations" &c, &a. The other
ground of complaint WIS, that the ~suerills would not le'
hs rarssalions alone He submitted a plptfo INC prs
Oners, 10 BE- ~siSnedby them Gsa condition 70 oens rsUeAs'
edin which they were to pledge themselves 70 aoa'nn IRON
all sots OF hostility, and 70 do their utmost pefsaAas
o.hs,s 70 do the same, % long - that portion oil the
s,.,, was occupied by the United States troops. They
=. 70 s.nress their adherence Of all irregular HsrtAre,
and their conviction that those engaged in it deserved
,,d .hou,d receive the punishment Of death, a., 49,
rhi, paper the prisoners unanimously refused 10 slsn'-
Az q later period, however, upon 'c nodnoaloh IL
sdsh a way Is did no. compromise their loyN'' 20 's
Confederate cause, ard did not require them 10 express
an opinion In regard to guerilla warfare, OF any moe
If var In which enlisted soldiers misai be engaged u
vac signed, and the prisoners we're released
We msks ths following extract from the P'mPnie''
We care not to relate the subsequeat arrests irseu
and ROTATIONS with which individuals OF our number
are vat.ed While the discussion was 10 Progrsss. a
eop7 of .he document No. l was kept at the emeo
M Provost n Irsha and passs we're de2ied TO AL WnS
= fuaed to sizn L. Afer our rsieS9a the paper "S'
withdrawn, aud another introduced end'ag ns Ss
Der 70 give prompt Information at AeAoqaarsets = ! a.,
%SsSsll- n'''"''' '-l'' .,n,,
And then, q the crownius act Of his military admin
;str.iou, Gau. Mitchell announced Cet his sentence d
rsmsuher,dD that the community Vas oostna;s.y re
belIious under hs kind treatment! that he you'll pei
M Win stones and oaursa bslls instead oil grass o.
you'd 'rtarTe Us into submission" 1 pledge vas pre-
ns,sh eoliyalent in its term TO q renurciAhSn o. IN
DO osued Southern Confederacy," Whhou; which no Oh
IA Anowsd TO send " mill 70 bring in provisions or (
nur.hasa srsic!es 1T feod. rhis orssF vas cSrTisd int
xaou,jou. and starvation actually t1TeAtebed ~ Enei
Gan. Baen unexpectedly arrived, and the order IN cues
6oa ceased 10 b. executed.
/, Il not our d .sga to give . history Of the oeSnPA
ton of North AlAb INA. Is 10 . seary tale OF rAPne
ar.ou Ard SAnton destruction. We are humtiAtea q
n wing bean IN tho power Of . man who haoisnAuJ re
,ortsd sch;eVem snts aud successes known % DIS owl
Snldisrs TO be hIioUs who justly exposed himself y
he suspicion Of usiog bis official it1snce and poVe
n, speeul.tiou In cotton shc studied daily soma ne'
dsVice OF iaslll AID annoyance Woo g'ed every mean
% Gemerliz, cur negroes; who, IN noe, nosstea 10
Soatbe-n woman t5a. the North couii oVefNaeiIA u
sith 800 600 armed men, who would ask NJ othar 70
conpenss han the privilege OF occupying our Atdian
Iuinirg our o~sugbters.
sucS. mea o. the South, are the foes with whom VI
have 10 dsSl. and sach the measure you nus. receiV
when ySS Lave your country 70 be possessed oy the 10
uder.