Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-12
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g. c,,- enemies ha-s listed the las'- Oh >''o''
e,,opc them ,sho y: ~.}'''S . Ign, - ~ =.
4hclo7e Off. At fr=: ;:le:; i-Soi!2'SS" 's'1s :.
-o,,a bea sbo7tacd cas-: task 10 conquer
"a ,,s,e vas accordingly c"ns.aera-
~, -, os.v,;un,ccrs 5sr IT, glory thus
cheap q be obtained.
:. rbose volunteers have wasted Iva! ia Vac
ss-ds:ips AID conflicts oftas wa'. New 'ne'' at t,
v,ntcd 10 I'll the;E. vacant places AIT. - "a
tho dimensions OF the in9adiag "r!n:. - : "a
,h;s nurnoss yolunseers have been ca..ea' n'i'
1bcr have net csa.e The Federal au Ut y
aud the States, and tie Giles and count.les'
and wealthy corporations and citizens nav
coocu-red, With the:r separate bountles' u
Offering large sura 10 those TEo nisn'
thus be persuaded 70 volunteer. Inns re-
source, too, has failed. Nothins is LETT now
but tie drats. This has been determined up
~, {: and ere now proclanauous' have gone
or, perhaps, il every Northern State 20 ar0s
p men 20 war which has become hopeless ano
j. therefore, without attraction, and to imoe'
than 20 whi:h .here is no lauSable sentiment
or inc nsa thus drafted, most Of those y nc
possess the pecuniary ability viii doaDsi'";
employ substitutes. % tie three hnn-C2
thousand drafts, perhaps one-senth ma; q
,ble to hire substitutes; though the estir2''':
Is, it 1oay be, TOO large, as Tie price de:n~:iusG
Will be high. The bargain closed ar: nc
monty paid, mos: Of the substitutes VIZ as.
sers 1T the frs: opportunity, for Ps;r:cs aAe
Go.tI;e5 will have 20 further use for tn; fi@r
such At least is Conf ierstc experience, TO-
considerable degree.
We hive heard tina. already iaGka: smart
ness .as discovered a practical cEss:on oy
winch the drai, can be dis1-nea c: is tsf7oss
20 Inc unwilling so.dier. s. the cartel ioE
he exchange Of prisoners, cait:TeS Sre eo'i'
ted 10 parole within 90: days ste: 9e'he
..Sea. Returning an1*, hey a-c -. 'iiowec
to perform military duty Of any sor:. They
thus a:e E. liberty TO follow their private bus
iucgs, Acd al tic sane tine Their enlistment
entities them 10 soldiers pay.
4 sa-ewd Yankee pe1ceiveS in this most
desirable condition CT things. At home vita
his Misunderstanding TO his private business
--re,li.g pension from sovernncnt-ircs
fran, al drafts and compaisioas 20 Dear arms
in condition 20 boast his patriotism because
no: at liberty to "o!catecr-!:o:T could man
DC better suited VINO wished 10 shu2 he Eight
al escape the rep-oaca:
And 70 Yankee captive there wo'ila DC
ne promise o; peTnansnc: as lie GROWING
feature Of his 5000 foI:a2e. The Confederate
Iorarrr.e..:: has large balances IN It's ;a'or II
psad:as the e;;chaas2 prisoners. Ii Comic
derate IS captured, therefore, &c I'll! be 9u!c.iy
released. But there arc thousands OF 2a.o.ec
Yankees, whose freedom Lincoln cannot 2:iT-
chase until he shall haze captured as many
thousands of Coatederates. 10 new captlTe
al Oh the existing lis: would stand as sos'
Of preferred class. The fortune Of var seems:
TOO, TO be i favor Of the Cou:ederates, and
.h+y are constantly adding TO :hc number {:
G7ezcaans able Feaecals.
Taen L;ncoln's drafted men bis VI Wing
b-gr.s,-:ac zen w5o have "uo stomach Tor
lis 5gnt,'' and n, iate,es: to urge then,-cone
d5s-a to Fill his ranks, they have, therefore
tvs co--ses before :aera, 0ae IS TO fight ie-
rc:;oaslv, AID ;aus 20 be killed Or znaa5lcd.
TIE other is 10 take the first opportunity &c
su7-er2e- "a captives; and, thereupon, TO te
2aro!ed, sent norae, and there dwell in Peace'
free OF al wars alarms: and Pensioned by the
Government. Conscious that they arc tight
ing in bad and hopeless CAUSE, a2o that they
csn win 40 cory. It will no: De Strange Il
thousands: AMI ::ns OF thousands 0: Lincoin's
soldiers, Ole and new, shall be wiling to e
trip Lcme b. wy OF Richmond or Ficksburg.
AZ 20. 10 Richmond" movement cfthis sort,
We saa!l oe ready 20 welcome them &c, and
We commend it 10 than as the speedic.t, ga
fes: II: :-o2: economical 7outs hoEe.