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iPuBLIc REsoLrTIoH-Nu. IL.

Approved, February ~, 1862.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-28
re, Wood. OF New York,

Ben Wood, who, editor in New York. resisted 80
oug and 80 souty both the mob at his doors and the
usurpers at Washington, glad to see preserves
ua1lus> enough to utter the following bold and truth
ful words in the Yankee Congress
Mr.. WOOD, OF New York maintained that i; the
intention Of the abotoa;5 in ;hs var, TO emlucipite
,le slaves They d-st applied the torch, and now
more busy than With throwing fresh feel 70 the sme
should history trace which God forbid the record
OF this country ruin that page viii seem the sraIges.
20 those that read which shall tel Of the madness o!
abo.itiooism'
In the DARK recesses of the temple Of inflny, the
y'o7ues' niche all bear the Inscription Of their names
He would 20, even deprive hnatcsm OF free speech
Already with one wears bitter experience, have be-
held l1us o. the d.res. privileges Of American citz
ship wre,ted from our grasp. How long, the same
rate before upon the plea Ct ~ We shall be
stripped Of The rights which heretofore have rendered
s frpemsns He then - ke Of legislators having been
hurried n 20 prison bsCre they 1ui assume the unc
oqs o. tdeir Cth5e SelEgoverlment VAS the God Of
his political iiollfy, aud the L lou but temple in
which be sOrshipPed Should thai temple be destroyed
be would not f5rssks the creed"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-28
CorToN PLANTERS CONVENTION.

In the last Macon Telegraph We fad the Ci ll pro-
ceedings OF the Cotton Planners Convection WHICH met
IN Americas on the 1871 instant Hon. Howell Cobb,
President on opening the Convention read hs address,
in which he alluded TO the bright prospects with which
the organization was commenced, but which are now
coud,d for time by the political troubles and dsrange
mens of the day He advanced the opinion that direct
trade and free trade iuseparably connected, out
concluded that "he war will h1 upon tue country so
large A debt that a tariff Of duties upon imports VIII
nfrhaDs be the most practicable oNpedent that the Gov
rrnmen. can suggest for its eX1ngushment and that
.be nrob.bility nov that the adoption OF the free
tr de policy mrs be ind E1itey postponed lie alluded
n the reported intention o! Great Etan 10 M auosh'r
sf,Tt TO Law l,graphiC caDle across The Atlantic, con
emninr her selfish policy in undertaking exclusively an
n.erpr 80 which he thought should be for the oeneh 81
,ba vbols commercial world and unaffected by war. he
had opettd q correspondence with Oommanoer hauiy,
of the Washington Observatory III when ne suggested
"the prac IL. blity OF route from Europe along the
st ~ Africa thence to BAIL, Themes TO the Uni ed
Soc Thi. grggestioa approved by Com hauFy,
,5 Tor fired lySrsuu then In the United STATES Sen
e manifested alEcriy aud al m urging its favorable
confederation bat the troubles 81 the tunes lau Slso
suspended prcgr,ss in this olitolop LI' ~
Goa msndd thai the Convention TAKE Su0n aS'0 VI 'F
subject as,may be deemed proper. ,,--......
no concentrated the Convention on tue cinlnuhon
=, tbe cotton crop deeiaEg II reasonable CONJECTURE
hat the orcp hes betl reduced h'eeigLts
The following reported as tae enti'o action OF the
Conventions
B,,oIrsj Taa. the Convention, suspepding for the
rre.,5t inc yi5us su c,s which would ordinarily en-
GAGE s aten ioo, approve all the means aad measures
sdoptsd Tor the defence CT the country Ald We urge
e vboe peope TO sid and abet the government of the
C,pederacy in the active prosecution Ci the war into
which No have been so urJus.y and wckecy plunged b.
the government of the Northern States.
Proposed by Mr. s. Bell
RsS6Iysd That the Convention approve heartily Of the
prssent amount OF grain which has been planted, aud
urge still farther erts as the seasons may allow, for
planting esculens OF every kind.
Proposed by Mr.. +. A. Hill
RssoioeG, That We dsapprove Of the action Of
Representatives n the Confederate Congress- in the
traysgant appropriations made IL their own favor by
voting themselves individually, three tscuqand dollars
per annum particularly when the government Is INVOLVED
il heavy peoubary difficulties.
Proposed by Mr.. N. West
RssolOfd That the next annual meeting OF the Con
ventiou be held in the city Of Americas Sumter county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-28

There will be mrsl speculation 70 the use General
Jackson Si make o! b7 victory and We confess An ia
opacity 10 express al opinion vi,hou. better snos
sugs Of facts than possess At present t would Ger
lsnly Be grsud movement TO tai the Federal Capital
81 reverse an Wills; ths Yankees are pressing upoa
,1uoHd, capture or dsPsT5s their Government. L ia
scarcely less tempting Opposition Of the advantage 70
march upca the enemy at FredsriokssUrz and b. iadc,
,ag Glow in tina, quarter strengthen the dseaces of
-lsuond.
Wdi5t Ne are content to leave the direction Of tho
proper policy % the General Who commands the si,u,-
ion, there Is an mportan; incident TO be an,epg Jed
from t5e demonstration which he has heretofore made.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad should be perna
neatly disabled. This measure will embArras7 the
transportation Of supplies and reaiorcemsnts to the
Yankee army before Richmond. Il mus. be followed
by other acts Of n6us consequence to Virginia aud the
Cause in their political aspees Tue State aulhoritie
Of Virginia must decree the legal destruction Of com
mercal way infinitely injurious to the safety Of the
Safe
Tue business population Of Baltimore composed in
great part Of immigrants from New England and
Europe With the aid of Federal troops it has con
roed the Southern element Of society. The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company have been ever with the
free rather than the slave States both the theory and
connections Of the work looking to the free State in
gsrssL
Il lie susceptible Of proof that the whole corporate
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-28

adds "Suoh act BY any officer or soldier may re-
qlre e1planaton to make il palatsble whenever
referred to-" As one of the one hundred referred TO-
feel that short explanation is due to those who t1
pected every Of the l4,h Louisiana woud be At bis
post and nooy doing his duty, and which the statement
OF " An Eye Witness" would endeavor to disprove.
On the first charge made by the Regiment, owing 10
the nature OF the ground the thick woods. and the i'm
petuosity Of the extreme right and left Of the Regiment
In pushing forward part ofshe centre crowded cut
OF Ene When halted to reform the line, heavy fire
wac poured into u, from the left Of our position on
which the Nj ordered the left wing las understood
the ORDER to fall back few yards from the brs OF the
hill, 80 to be protected from what was egijenys
cross fire from side. At all events rom what
ever source the order came fell back in che hence TO
orders from our Captain, from whom alone We had a
right TO receive orders on the field.
Nor we're we idle the ground, tor short time al
ter discovering were separated from Regiment
the lamented COL Indy Of the S!h Ala senior officer
of the brigade took command Of the battalion, ard
dered US to form in the rear OF bis command which We
did, when the Sth Ala. made the gallant charge where
Lieut. Col Imby so goriousy fell In fact, throughout
the day, believe We we're under IS no! ire as any
part Of the Regiment
Ibeeye this short statement ia due to the men who
we're separated from the Regimen! and would aka
space i, your columns for s insertion. As regards
Eye Witness" when he requires explanation more
palatable he can obtain 1t.
Respectfuly, ALYRED W. GRIvR,
j. IA La Vols
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-28
A TAHEEE TRICE.

letter in the NArbIehead Ledger describes shreWd
sirarassu successfully employed by Capt Gregory, OF
the United States brig Roho, employed Oh bockadng
duty in the Gulf of Mexico
On the 10 inst schooner was discovered far away
in the distance which, the BOho displaying the Stars
and Stripes tried 10 escape All sail crowded on
the Bohio, but without gaming the strange craft,
which proved be fas saier and beyond the reach oil
the Boho's guns The B g sails then wet when
slight gain was made At last the captain resortod to
strategy, and rugged "smOkestack" amidships, and
bu Il a ii q aud soon had steam on" As soon as the
stranger this she hove to- thinking the Boho was
steamer aud would coon catch her. Ga boarding her
she found to be the Henry raver OF Nassau, N P,
with cargo Of coffee and SOAP with which she intended
TO the blockade. She made = nice prize, worth
$50 900.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-28

reported Confederate reverses that have lately reached
u.s. may congratulate readers in this county that
they once again free people. After six months
subsection TO Federal dominion, may rejoice that
there longer upon the soil of St. Aarys Fede
raj bsyonet The last of our jaors left Saturday
last aud confess that do not regret their depar
ture. 1t Is true that both officers and men, with but
very few exceptions deported themselves well whilst
among us; but it is pleasant to people accustomed
to freedom to be reduced to polite stage of sub.
lection Despotism ia never preferable to liberty, nor
tyranny be much strongly manifest than when
visited in the shape of strict military espionage
What occasoned the hasty withdrawal Of guard.
iaus" or at what point they have halted have not
been informed Some say they have gone to Washing
ton whilst others surmse that they have been ordered
to reinforce Hooker, who, it is limited has had quite
thinning out in his command during the late Federal
victories q? in Dixie. At all events, they have gore
from us, and We are for the present. alone in glory
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-28
DEPOT ARMY COMMITTEE Y. Il. @. A !
AND LADIEs' soLDIE.s' AID SOCIETY,
Respectfully

RIcaxosa. riy %, 1862.
Soldiers Lodge, under the auspices OF the Young
Mems Christian Association Of this city, has been in
successful operation for several months. The Army
Committee regret to notices in the local columns OF
our papers, stating that many soldiers compelled for
want Of better accommodations to occupy at night 1.-THE
steps of public buildings and the pavemenls of our
streets" There ample for all transient soldiers
at the Lodge l0.h between Main and Cary sreets.-
We will regard it act Of kindness ourselves
well as to the soldiers il those who feel interest in
their comfort would assist in bringing them 10 the
Lodge. Ample provision and comfortable quarters ale
furnished free Of charge.
WV. =. kUsFoRD,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-28
GEN. BEAUREGARD's ARMY.
HEADQUARTERS oF TIKI FoECEs
CoENTH, Mis-, NAV e, 1852.
GENERAL ORDERS

GENERAL ORDERS
No.
!. General Braxtou Bragg, U. s A. a. igHei % the
command Of tha. par; Of the forces known the army
Of the issippi
H. Toe following ctfcers are announced az Chiefs in
lhsr respective departments Of the General S Of the
Flrte- they will b. o5eyed snd respected sccordig civ
Brig Gen. Ttos J1riln-Chei Of san, aud Of AdJu
tart Generals Department.
Brig Gen j. 3. Slaughter Inspector Generals Depar.
meat.
NJ lr Eugene T. IcLsanc-Q Iarermastes's Department
T. 5. A, in department Of Supplies and Means Of
Transportation.
M,jor A j. Smith-Chei IN th, PAY Department
Lieutenant Col K B. Lse-Chief Of Subsistence part
UeuL
Surgeon L S. Brodie-Aedical Director
Col John P-gsan, @. $ A.-Chief Of Engineers
Col W. e. Gil-Choi Of Ordnauc, aud Artillery.
Ey command Of Gen. BEAyREGARD
THoyAs JOEpIs,
A. A Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-28
OCCUPATION OF suF0I3.
. letter dntna spa .lk. Is II inst. save

A letter dated suh.lk Is h inst, says:
Ths place, which ia Il miles from Norfolk by rail and
70 BY road, wss occupied By the Uaiol troops at 5
o'clock this morning No rebel troops found in
the vicinity, and no opposition made to the OcsCp'.
lion Of the city, Many OF the inhabitants have Left a.
these remaining are very bitter in their feelings and
pressors. Il is reported that there Is but one Union
man In the town. Others will be discovered in day
tao OF course Tae place was evacuated by the enemy
on Sunday last.
All The rebel troops from Norfolk passed through Snf
folk on the way 70 Redmond.
Suffolk is beautiful Town, the streets being vide aud
pleasantly shaded with trees.
A Reconnaissance was made yesterday by Nj. Dodges
Mounted Rifles Ss Ear IS Evmpsvile, Gov. Wises place
No priaoneT5 were taken, aud bu little information
obtained. The place Was found almost deserted.
,g Of truce was sent yesterday in the direction
Of sLfilk TO return prisoner of State released from
Fort Warren.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-28
LETTER EROM A SOLDIER.


To the Editor Of the Wing:
There seems TO Oe no doubt that in day or two great
battle will Commerce. battle more bloody and more
important than any which has occurred aimee the
epcemept Of the war II the result depends upon the
e1erons Of the private soldier victory will certainly be
ours The soldiers are tired Of retreaUg they wish
fight and decide matters aog If our worthy President
could hear the almost unanimous expression Of senti-
ment on the part of the soldiers think that be would
sdop; the policy of the gallant Besuregard" Frravd
dl1ag. RJrpdrd' If the army was ordered tomorrow
to advance mighty shout would Fand the air and the
utmost enthusiasm would prevail smors the troops-
Bat nevertheless whether stack wait to be at
tackled, or soldiers all prefer to die hghtEs hsr:
rather thLa retreat smother loot.
There are in the army many individuals who deserve
great credit but account Of the great press OF val,
Gus matters fail to receive It. As instance may
mention the constant aud unwearyDg attention to the
sick soldiers by DE- NJ. B. Carter, Of Heprico When
this war commenced Dr. Carter volunteered his services
to e company which left Richmond for Western VHgins.
While there the measles AMI typhoid fever ragged fearful
IL among our volunteers, and although volunteer eur
geon Dr. Carter attended the sick, night and day, saving
many valuable lives. He ia now in q company in the
army near Richmond performing the duties OF COLDER
as we'll as giving HE professional services to the ack
Yours, Ec., JOE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-28

Coon MARksSASsHIP the battle Of Shiloh II Is
estimated, there were discharged on the Confederate
side, one million balls from small AIMS The Official re-
p)rt Of the Federal oss in killed ald wounded is COO
Allowing that the true number much greater tay 2O
OOO still il leaves $50 600 shots throEn away by cur
s,ldicrs. That is boys succeeded one time GU of
Fifty shots 10 doing som, execution. Forty nine Mrs
and one hi! Now wouldn't il DO better 10 save the pow
der and lead, do sss shooting and more execution
Itia known that moIt guns oyershool The aim there
fore should be above the knee Better to root al
the feet than fail Of - Ct IN enemy wounded "a BET!
ter than an enemy killed. since to bear GU and care
the wounded abstracts one more effective ircIn
the lines. DJnt shoot wildly You nigh, well not
shoot at all. II you confronted by one HUNDRED
thousand foes discharge Of S000OO balls against their
lines ldiciousy and cody directed within proper range
would decide the battle You 20 out to fight and 10 be
fought is mercy to win tho battle and end the
The more execution you do, the you have fected
towards putting end to this strife and Snning peace
liberty. and home sgAin, Shoot close IN souri, Ar
fEV ldr0as,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-28
CITIZENS OE RICHMOND.

earnestly invite you to meet me this morning at
an O'Clock a, the City HILL raise the force called ior
BY the Governor proclamation as a city guard, and to
ad in any other mode in defending the city. The hour
Of battle and Of decision upon victory or disaster
ia before u.s. and the result perhaps depends upon
selves, aud upon youT response to this call have Il
authority OF Ii, Govsrno. for saying that arms will
furnished sou JosTFH MATo,
Ga7oT 81 the CITY of Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-28
kkIEL.

Al The residence Of ". ~ Nosgi liz Llbcnsre o5 Lhs "a
i,5 Of rjphi Fever POWELL CONRAD son OF RobL Con
rad, OF Wnchester 10 the 2ss' yeEr " his age
Ills CITED bghy tl'atsd nied commanded RESP ect
aad gave promise Of He ussil ,hs TIE Lobe qah
ofhs he. end jared I'm 81 Who kLeE him Dseate depy-
"a MIN OF IL he freely red lis couatry and In BIS deah
anoer nobe srir sd1ed 10 ssrs victims, and anothC
Yrgi. home made dtsoAie. The friends fror whom he
sill dad comfort In the that he del
rounded By those VIII loved Dim well
On the u iinst at"Tae Farm" Charlottesville, Va %
DtLera LIE, daughter Ct Thomas and Julia Parish
the oh year o. her
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-28
THE EOURTEENTH LOUISIANA REGIMENT Al
The BATTLE OF WILLIAMSBURG.
CANE o. THE l4TH La. VoLs
Nav o. 1862

To Ms RaitOr of the Wing.
In your ssus of this morning, giving list OF the css
uaes of this Regiment you state, on the authority Of
.omebody calling himself "An Eye Witness" that
about 100 privates, with several officers were separated
from the Regiment at the commencement Of the action
and failed 70 rtoin il until after the battle and then 20
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-28
THE RIBKL STEAMER PLANTER

In the Federal Senate, Monday, May l9, Mr. Grimes
introduced bill for the relief OF Robert Small and
Others colored who recently delivered the rebel steam
Planter to CON- Dupont's squadron. The bill pro-
vides that the Planter with all her cargo and
appurtenances &c be appraised by competent board
nj ocers and onehSf Of the value thereof shall go
to Robert Small and associate, who assisted in the res.
Of the Planter with the provo that the Secretary Of
the Navy invest the same 10 United States stocks the in
terest to be paid to Small and his associates or their
heirs.
The hill was then taken IN and pagsed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-28
AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE OF
RlCdM0ND,
UHLDOUlRTERs DEPA RTMIHT OF HESRICO, 4

MY 25lh
IN order to obviSte possible the dagsaAbls aecessy Of
pressing hands for government works an sppea AgEn made
10 the people hands VCluut Iy offered will paid o.
day, payment made weekly required % long.
john II. WIHDEH,
nA26-lv brgAder GsLs. Al
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-28

The st. Mary's (Al) Beacon is quite happy at being
relieved Of the presence Of the Yankee invaders, and
pays them the following parting compliment:
Whatever Of truth or iAlsshood there may 10 in the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-28
BiCBNGsD AND DinyILLg RAILROAD.
gSZyNEv Sgzz sEE EE &;

n. and after IOAY. May sGih The Passenger Tr.As viii
" RI S follovs:
GOING WEST.
NAL Train leaves Richmond daily Al A. NJ, and arrive at
Danville 81 Sal p. NJ.
Al Buriese connects with the souh Side Railroad for the
West.
At Glow It stops 20 minuieI for dinner.
COMING EAsT.
Mall Trsia e.ya Danvis ey, a: $50 NJ and arrives ct
Redmond Al S72 p n.
connects With the koath Side Railroad Ter
Norfolk and ReiersouR
JAS. Il LESTER,
nayT General Ticket A. sbt.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-28
BY The GGVERv0R OF VIRGINIA.
UnNrf n-rnN

order 70 relieve the forces emf! we'd
us bril- SorOts Jtuei River Gni iNrdlu vrs01s
I tbs cit, and Place then ia service
lrtA a-Ucet and bell svicg there ciErns Rich.
uoud AID o., surrounding who vii eheery yau1teer
sub duN, joan LErJHER, Govs'g OF n, Common
Hrl DO hseby Invoke Al such perons without age
Z" euae rwArd naed ely, and eur" themselves pecu
Lac service snlbl5 officers viii hppuiai. 10 reesi the
Of Volunteers AID organic h- force RAP y a. possible
Al OH 90 Zoe t will ne found Al the OEpiO Ia The Han
oft7e Of Delepa Re- uaouI Tor The gyera snt II ~
corps vii be oth pFelebei The coIp5 he eut lie -
he with the iiuA uher tall tJ sryce
volunteer viii bring with him such he may able 70
procure
Il sppsa' 70 the patriotism tf the people Of Rich.
the olDdng counties They have
their spirit and ze by Ardeuy ending every call upon
them aud viii never be found vandng.
- Given under my hand ana under the seal Of the Com
us mouwssh, al Rcm nd this III day Of May 1s62 and
- 10 The ssh year Of the Commonwealth
JOHN LETCHER
By the Governor:
GsosGN Y. hUSFoED,
ma9I-st Score Sry Of the Common wsalth
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-28

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