Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-07-04
AicIlmonO Enqulrrr.
81 TYLER WISE d ALLEGRE.
MORNING. JULY2, 1862.

81 TYLER, WISE d ALLEGRE.
WEDNESDAY, Z MORNING. JULI2, lsea.
Tst Es::ousde Of the North has at last beer
,.b;;h; 10 tie sieru aroitrsment Of the SHor0.
$.:. Tau.o,iay evening last, sor es OF con-
sa. bss occurred s!oGs .he lines before Rich
-tad ron. sil .: which wo msy draw hope
u sascry ci !hc future. The slmcst funeral
III Etcn has hung upon our country since
/: 4 Il DanslSop, seems at last to be passing
,1,~. From out the elocm and disaster OF the
;i$, The msrtial spirit OF The South has
,-e.ssd AMI never scared with 40 proad an
.;.adan. ss ST this very hour. From Ito beat
,dru,stiop yet re receiyed, the movements OF our
.p; 5ai5re Richmond manifest the presence
Il /. :rs.., governing combining snd controlling
;;s:!s,:, ar.l, bs the results fortunate or d:sas
acas viii stand the asst Of the severest rules
!; ulit.ry criticism. Amidst ths undessrv ed
,el,eag Of raising, and sometimes, aias, Of
;:,;,yIs Ci=contI1., it must 6e sweet ard con-
sing to the great hearts snd intsllscts, who
;.ss cessei.sslY lsbored for. the beneft OF
,ssy kind. 10 feel that tbs day is ST hand,
zasa iLeni crext services will be appreciated,
SD trvr s!us:eness OF purpose, their devo.
:tn 10 Country and iorget5ulness of self, will
/. .nps.sf,a1lF recorded upon the living ana
b;ssIhiRg ha,r;s Of grateful people, who have
;..a delivered is ,heir skill and valor from
ra;.o than Egyptian bondage. We believe
nj aain''l7 hops tbs. the day is al hand, when
-:a ~scm re rave long worn in our ''hssrt
q as4!I>, @ii receive their due need Of
;;,1, aud "oen glory without ead shall
sc.I,e7 ;nc clouds away that for brief period
:,;e o6Scu7od lilo splenlor of tts;T nte!l=c Is
:; ;;5als,! tbs Lrig ghtness OF thelr patriotism.
lia h 40 dahini spirit TO sny that we indulge
= ;seSs gvaeial +. hsciions The. are simply tn"
slo:.a5nns ou;pcurinss Of 8 heart, grateful TO
-, sad deeply AID solemnly impressed with
;le !.an ;,aic. that il the ordor of His prov.
3=acs "a. race is not always to lie s~iit nor
rs b.i!ie to tie strons'-for ne will raise up
iisIdS for 8 just Cause, aud will at last crown
Ttl success lis right use OF the right means.
% 10 ;Ee ,: eSs.It time NO sre without such
!;,ael i.l!yr.aa lion from the liues az will sat-
s.; lie natural desire OF the public ior infor-
a':i0a IN rasa7d 10 u,stters of such deep and
;asOrGin. .h.er"s; 10 s!i whose hearts are not
ilss!ess OF dsaa, - all that concerns the
c!n.aja 5nGd ai tha hunmn race on the Ame-
'Hln conlaeu,, Bat We have information
~ala:i se aa:.n highly reliable, that leads ua
% oe:!s7o lha, aicCisllsn's army is so utterly
:'i1oi al aud gone to pieces, that men Will
satn Sorcer how have tho mighty fallen" ."
LIS Is cur hope, and ST presea! our be!lel,
a4' We ere bot uunindfal of tns uecasasry
2a:oa ".;h which We should Speak lii regsId
% .ls mighty movements now in progress
''odAa us. For, in regard to the final is,Hiss
a s:cs; battles, vhsn hundreds Of Thousands
:: @en arc srayed against each otter within
9'o;ahla reach Of re;nfoTcsments, more or lass
isnote, from tho scsns Of action, no oDe can
@! *hst daT rDsy bring forth. Tho genius
N.pC=nn himself, which seems nt times
aaliS. 70 h,7o gifted him with the power oi fore
%ias ,5e future was sometimes at fault here.
6u' Fe; il is permitted us to indulge a Tatonal
oops IN regard to msttars, which IRON their
scr! nature canpot bo brought within he
'alta o: absolute knowledge. And this hops
IS DO eo;sr:air, and w,li not abandon until
!'e CURTAIN falls upon the filth act, OF rather
eo'e that plrt Of tho terrible drams, which is
%" oe'bg en.ctca, around our city, and whose
assast;ns cones, from the b.g:nning, hsre
aseo flied with the bloody ierocitics ci
Aen, whose fierd;sh passions cannot be ap-
rts:ed until the mon OF the. South are
aca:.d inkc basis ci prey, ard tho women,
''6 distraction III trelr eyes, and famine
SrueE up1n theit once beautiful faces. sbsl
s's bitter Dread tor sheir orphaned children.
We asve right TO BE no osful in regard TO tbs
'iiosle around Richmond which haa been Sc
t'p.c;oasly bsGun Our Generals have sho*r
'atulssvas to &c brave and skillful-and on,
saideis, VINO can speak their praisesl In theil
achievements NO have seen splendid exempil'
Cations oil the ardent and irnpetuous enthu,
saGia of tho French, combined with the stub
aasa ,nd unyield'ng so.titude Of the English
Ins superior skill and valor of our men over
Our brutal fees IS ineontestably established
Many nameless horo has fallen and smiled
10 the agories Of daath. Every State in the
COnsedsracy mas poured out holy lbations Of
blood in the cause Of liberty. The names o.
al those who have fallen .lnsy not om5lszoT
sae page of history, but a nations everlasting
gratitude will mako pilgrim spots Of theil
graves. Surely W have the best reasons sc
nope success in the protracted struggle before
Richmond, wbsn We l1now that our cause i!
apnsId b. nu army of heroes, as noble and a:
''sve as eVsv stepped upon q b..tle-aald Oh
She. i2pe.ish.bls i-s:..s u2ca tso ara.s OF q
nation.