Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-24
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1868.
rALLAXDiGuAM AND ONO.

Frum n:S place o. exile. III Canada, MI
Yaamd CHAM has Issued an address to tn
people Of Ole, accepting Ills nomination
Governor, and giving his views un affairs IL
general. IL seems mat, during his passas
through til. Conteuera y, he 'r}t'sea 10 iae..
siiy h.r,Seli with their The Conicdefaies
cause" Did any body ask him! II So h
gu sht to mention, vino II was. here Is all eA
tract from his address:
The shallow Continuance Of the weak de-
y + AL Washington aud their auvssc.s, ha
h.ea ,!c.rated Nay, 1t has turued asalIis
,h..m aud |. who Tor two years WAS inailSneG
az IN secret league with the Cvniedeiates
hawai- refused. wien III their midst, uudei
Circumstances the most favorable, either L
iientl myself Win tile.r CAUSE or even s.
mucn as L. reini'ii, preierriiS rather cSh'
j.. Il foreign land, rciurn Row with GiieS!aucc
T.. uy uwn SAFE aud government unprVkrn
in " III, Thought or decd, ana WIFE every ue
c.arat,pn a.u pledge to You oeIore was stole
awdy mIue good III spirit and 10 tho Vci:
letier.'
Another para era ph Of his address is Talua'
bic for the :.i,e.tatiou which 1t furnishes of
.hs firm AMI unanimous resolution IT tn
C.n{,.i,rate< t. work out their independe nce
Lit the Ohio people ponder on it. TIE fire.
lish.ei in ,heir State by Gen. Morgan viii
give them more light consider 1t:
FOR # this civil WAR is To- teruGnatc onl!
in tue suLiugat.un or submission vi the Siui'
to rec u,,d arms, '!,c infant oi to-day w'i.
a,n live t. Src Tie .Ii ~ il. NJ: !" Au"thc
,7ay u:liy ca: !; be hgUaEit TO 3 .i''Se. lfa'
q az: 4 i;l..a,.,!.l m:ics and more, thr"u.,,
a.sriv uuc-ilatt pi iIe Confederate States, an'
s.,,.,uruimg ;uc Il time u widely diiercn
points | ia.. rot one man. W. man or ciiii'.
sSil1 were. nui rcsUi ed u perish rather tina:
Weld To tlic pressure al arms, even IN H.
IL 80 dcs,.er,t,c extremity. AMI whatcvr
may Md must i,e the varying fortune OF III
war, II I'LL which | recognize Tie hand I"
Providence painting v'sbly 10 the ultima
i>,ur ui this great trial I'll the States and PEE"
pie uf America, il."y are better prepared now
ever, W., 10 make SpuI their inexurablc puT-
pose riau ut ANY period since the be !lanlng"i
The struggle Tic-c may, indeed, be u"wcl'
come truths: tu' the, are addressed only !"
cu,d d and honest n"n.
G'Mi, ,ast com 3i:me.! 10 the people Of Ohio
u ~ ia. doubtful; nut hc could hrrdly say les
:, ,He voters VIII, are TO make him Governor.
lie E,.l,w> ~ this. hnwevcr. with another re-
.aar. at!c >tl,.nr:t:
Weather. huwe:ar. let me old, did NEE:
ANY uilr. whatever his opinion or his station.
a,n.itira! or private, who did not declare hi>
readiness. - !Icn til. way shall haze ceased and
lava Ing armies lie withdrawn, - consider
md Discus The question ot reunion. Arc'
VII, shall uu't the issue Of the argument p
1t is highly probable that herein Mr.. Val
laal..ha:n sn,a;s the trnth. M doubt any
Confederate would say 10 him: We cannot
cons der or di>cu.- the question Of reunion
with you while your bayoncts arc ut our
Threats; take away your bay"netS first: lc'
your i-o, MS l,a Withdrawn from, every inch
our sal. and tlcn PROFOUND any question you
please: We will then consider and discuss i!
freely.
When once lhS Confcderacy is ackpe'y-
lclgeL l,y our enemies as m independent pow
a.. then it Will cpurtecusly receive and ron.
siler any proposal whatsoever. which shall TO
made to it in Il respectful manner, Ivy an,
foreign nation Whatsoever, whether for Il r.,
li,iv, union, or alliance, or any other kind Ct
relation. and will .e'pend and prcnou' c.
When tla time comes, We shall ourselves take
leave to consider ard discuss the proposed ar
rangcmcnt and shall modesstly pr"tucc such
arguments ~ ma, occur to liz in favor If the
coclr>icns which we shall have taken the
liberty tn arrive at on tina! matter.
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