Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-07-24

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Whether the old adage will hold good,
or MT that .swien rogues fafi out, honest
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extract from the proceedings of the seN'os ~
Congress viii. show that the thieves are
orarrei;us soyer their spoils, Mallory is
had sronob! low ,a, ano,,pb ipsall console nee,
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Du' 'ne no@ ..ps nesqe 49, : ~ '-sN' - : !,
Wckliffe OF ,kentueky, whose very vile III
and children disatpw him, the latter being
soldiersiushe Confederate Army, should
be held forth t. execarasioa ca ia 10 every quar-.
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teemed: But to tue record ED. EMO
Discussiorn in the Yankee Congress on
the Negro BRIGADE Question. "
Tn the House. Mr. Wickhffe 1Ky1
movedi 10 amend 10 reeonsider the vote by
which, General Hunters reply to inquiries
as,to the oroanization, of negro regiments
was ordered to be c,sipted. ~, - - =; s.
Mr.. Wicklife addressed the House, on
the subject Instead Of organizing and
paradipg negroes, General Hunter ought to
have prepared his troops to prevent ths re-
treat from James Island. It was a miser-
able policy to muster runaway blacks into
service > If twenty millions Of freemeu
were not able to suppress a rebellion of six
millions of white men, let the acknowledg.
ment be at once made. ,.... .
Ths rooon menaation 10 the border slave
sta,as - emo ncinatethsir neo,oes and the
aos;s, - n.ss .bs ccoresca,;on ~ hin have NOT
osa.ss 49, sorth a h,,d,sdI and rnina.
~ - Sonsan1 rors ,,roons~.banS the law
n,asor;h.d had heen enlisted He insisted
that the number should be limited, and the
military arm, restrained from, going beyond
the ststute He wished. however, we had
more troops dulv authorized TO be placed
who're thew ongb. to he The Secretary Of
Wa ,u,bt to have rebnked General Hun.
+ar fsr b;o s.rov and in,n,,aent. letter and
removs5 him for HAVING undertaken to en-. an.
l;st moro soldiers without the sanction Of
Law Today be (Mr- Wickliffe) received
an .non,oors ra.ter, from some scopnarel
aaoIosi0. . oanr of Hunters letter telline
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RI Ia w.nt.a b;o brotbsr members IN take
lie II was .be dntv of eve,v head ii
.hatDansrtnent - rehnke a subordinate
wbo T;,b rafa-enos tn anv LEGITIMATE i'm.
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S,.aa .ho ,osolrt;on ;, ,bicb Goneral HIM.
.a.,s ~ ,0.,e, .s ,ssa ra,,U TN nsaroes wore
Sa.u.aIIU af.a;a - ans G;,. tbem Iohn
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cessation ;n'the Sonth he had intended
to br;pe one Of John Browns mixes here,
tbipkipe the House might ADOPT it as fit
instrument for the sonth Carolina blacks.
Mr. McKnioht (Pa regretted that Mr..
WickliHe had inst aoitated this negro cues.
tim heliev;no Il was 81 this critical innc.
tnre inipr;aus,to the nnblic interest.
Mr.. Mallory XIV said no man con.
demped more than he did the letter of Gen.
Hunter and the svstem inanourated by
that general Of arminp negroes. It was an
outrape on humanity He sbrupk from it
The Honse ougbt 10 he forever ashamed Of
its conduct the other day, when Hunters
letter was read the demonstrations on the
part of certain members appeared to bt
bnffoonerv. and was disgraceful to the A
merican Gonoress
Mr. Riddle {Obio) andMr. Colfax Ind.
called the gentleman. to order,
Fbe Sneaker reminded the gentleman
that he was trapscending the rules.
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