Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-14

INDTHER .f~ENSITinL. .~!FETI-H".
Another .eGsltlpn meeting WAS held AT The
Cooper lnstitutt, Eew iotf, Jn the 81 IL
; slant, mi.rn Andrew /. Ilan.iitTii, Of Texas.
male Fl si.e-rI fInm wltirh We make the sui
jrinnt rNtIAr1s
VIII the sun Of Heaven ever again shine
up,r i Guvcrmnent vi thirty millions 81 pee
| pie So ha;py ":i ~ deserving Of hsppln;s>
Sever. Ii has not i,rrn III. lot vi the free
..;ocln TO have any Vi The horrors oi iHsur-
rr.iion il, its midst. Tile right Of speech AMI
protection Of n Government that ~tlevalcS
! :allrr Imam i, Expresses the masses. Mr.. Ham
iiIun next referred TO the circumstances under
which Ia: left Texas and the bitter vengeance
Sl,l.t the Trend. nj slavery took npnn him.
D,atL ihI lit he lark ahadoS Of his wing
; upru IN. threshold 81 hr; dwelling. The love.
lest and fair.st of his household flock had
! been "wrpt away. bat Why should hr be Al
| lowed [" stay and weep with his wife over u
! common ,ul-inrturr Surh i miserable
! wretch h:.t vnlr IL lice, aud SO llc WIS c0u,-
! .ri!rI IL go. lu' although absent from home
No krrS that there were brave aai patriotic
i-nion lorsnG nnen iirr: tApplansr.l Give
| these palflnt, Il .,hanc". and they will yet
! tlrrd. .lI;t"r an.i DIT :ni the lE'in, and
! there ~. enough I" redeem ii sven now
from NJ is p&rlIs, IL the opportunity
! be siy,n Ihc:I.- t.tP"!tIs"l Let the war he
I,rnsc:II-,i, then. unL'l there be not u traitor
from HIainr u Mexico. t.APplaI:c.J ALLOW
! III, man Ia strut hH hriaf lIonr nl:m Th: Stage
! and p~raa.'I treas IL 10 any man. 'i0d tnrbhl
lh,L ti,r Union should be. Restored a. il Was;
i,r, ii 80. the Lille remnant OF his HE and the
Lu.i..ing existence :. his children will depend
entirely upon their views Of slavery. He
wished rather That the Union should be pre-
a,r vr.I a"d"s The s"l- gu,.ian'. sn! power rf
In: constitutional laws "f his country. II lie
c0nil ,nl lr 1pdin uni!rl with his family rA-
rrpL upon such terms a3 those proposed by
sccessionlfts, ;ilcn, bitter II. was the thought,
he WAS really tn I.rrg" everything tor his be-.
I"y.r! rnuniry. lt"rud app!auGr.l Put iilhey
uirau hy the restoration uf the Union what
oar fathers m,anl it should be, then he WAS
hgrGchhle Ia II. ,.tridnu.c.l The fool may read
II a. lc gres->!asrfy on the one hand, fire.
dom Oil HE ntlI"f. "a APPLAUSE A.! his friends
must come IL li,r"r views IN th. long rnn.-
lie IfltSlfil tbdI what ic shtu Wbltll SllINr e
rhuri among the fHopl". lie had never hcrn
litrrt ui"lvr Iln; rn"plG. but rather hal always
l.crn on n level y iii. lh.In. For The rights Of
hi4 sun he wnili ii.ht TO. freedom, even al
the expense 81 TrreIIs the negroes Of all slave
0wnciS. tirriprE".; II ever he RETURNED To
ills nati!' Stlia. It,: wI'Ili go back IA 4 free
mHn-firc not nnIi tlIr"icttRl!? bit prurt,-
calIy. tAppiarsrj lie n"w inlly ~rsai,@g'i
his i~rrcIu:u, nae there Gould be M power
greater even l!,an That nt The government {"
nppless hun. iIumircIS Of good mGn had
heen hung NJ frlrns Tor lUving liberty ami for
thinking that free people should think AMI
talk AZ they pleased. 1nl this was coming
To a: euJ. lie lett assured that victory would
sill upon he bAurct- Of those who 20 forward
for the I,e.1r'i rau.c Of liberty, and III crush
ont the last rriarIr" oil slavery. For him
sell. he had only 10 say in conclusion, that
IT, "a- yet OIL / erInnh. 81,
Hiih freedom : 5ainrr Il, e-IniEr O'r' ii;n.