Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-10


; reference to the distress and present situation
Of his beloved associate, brother j. \. S!over.
These suferings have been mentioned IN our
paper of the 9th instant.
Notwithstanding the extreme necessity 10
which these people have been rcduccd-many
Of them having already died. while many
more must--brOther c. assured lis that he
had meyer heard :. word uF murmurlng on
account Of their situation. and, in his opinion,
the last man and woman would rather die
/ than submit t. Federal rule again.
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IArur? Corr, syon5cacc o ti!c Sav1nuah Republican
HAGERsrowS Mp, June -.
| One. more has tnc Confederate army crossed
| the Potomac, and once more does II hold OFT
the he! ping hand To- Naryiand. and throw
down tie gage pl battle upon her soil. VIII
she clutch tue hand that i, cordially extended
| TO ncr, and thus save herself and hc- latest
postcrity from the unyri.r rule OF the :nI!del
and the Puritan: AID viii The enemy seek
Us rs he did last year. and again deliver bat
tie! These are questions which Maryland
and the dc>pot beneath who's: heel she wrtt!!c$,
alone cuu answer.
Our reception has been much the same as IT
was in September last. The natives Of the
cvuntry-lhe descendants Of Loy,! Baltimore
and his c1!uniSt>--i.lm1st universally SYmpa-
thizc with Us, and ardcn.y desire cur sue
cess. The Duich!ncn and the Nyrthmcn. and
unanimously wi<i! ior rur ,;c,cai III
syiyana and where The Illuminating
Institution Of slavery can exert but little i'll
tluence, :. INA !"rity of n" inhabitants affiliate
J.,
the S;a;c the friend, * tue Confederate cause
are bcllc"cd L. be IN tue ascendant. THIS view
OF the STAKE of public sentiment Will, 'hiuk,
be shown - Lc the true one, Should ou- stay
and movements lie ur snch Il CHARACTER Is 10
justify the people in Openly cspousing our
cause. 1t Is unjust 10 expect Il people nearly
equally di"ide,!, withyut :.rlns ia their hands.
vino have been held in chairs ior more than
two years, and much the larger portion Of
whom, and especially our trirnds, are still en-
yelUpcd within the Federal lines, TO move a.
promptly as We could desire, aud before they
nave some guaranty that they will not again
be LETT to the rod Of the S,Eiter. # we could
recall two years, when we were first entering
upon the cnuiiicr there wuaii bc no excuse
Tor their delay AID INDIGESTION: bat two years
OF bondage pvDJ.cc uMwhoicsDEe traits and
suck rs we who have never :eIl the yoke Of
the opprcSsor, are SLOW to realize. Let us,
then, bear with Maryland yc; L while longer.
i. tne.c hc but ten righteous mcu and wouIrn
within her borLcf>. we should iuT their S:tkcs
strive to save her from tho Dead Sea Of fcde-
raj dc.p0tism.
Lon streets corps crosse! the Potomac
yesterday, and His tic day before. B",t,
are now moving upon Chamhcr>i1urs, Penn
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ton Of harrisburg. the capital oi tho SAFE,
which is sky miles distant. Reports say
that Gen. Jcslh,rs was within tire" miles If
Harrisburg two days aso, and t!ao EwrI va:
not far OFT.
II is not krown wHt Gca. Lees plans are.
whether to occupy Harrisburg ~ IL establish
bis camp in inr vicinity "t. Cham!,crsburg
and along tie Pennsylvania: liuc, and there
await the .cmeImy. r.cariy all the ;roo,,s
crossed III" Potomac at Hi!ljamspnrt; and il
wii be through that place. Winchester and
Siaunron we shall cnG.ayur 70 keep NJ our
communication with the rear. This line mav
oe cu5 now and then By III" enemy: bu: we
shall be i'll L .,Hi;ird and upuIrnt country.
lJoundinS in escryihing Necessary 81: ;;.,
subsistence Of thc army, and shat! not fad it
difficult 10 take care vi OURSELVES. Already
,irgc numbers Of horses, V: @an,, BEG! cattle
and sheep have lTccn seeurr.i. ana immense
stores OF gram and -four Thr horses cost Us
from $50 to 5000 in Confederate money. and
the wheat about 81 % Ter Lji,hel.
Genera! Lees order has acted Ike charm
While some OF the people haze fed int, the
interior of Pennsylvania viii their c:s;tie
and horses. inany others have remained. dccn-
ins ii wiscst - Stay at home and make the
best terms with Us possible In this they
have Shown their COED >aH>G. Oar inpressing
officers pay the market price for everything
the army needs. where the parties will re-
ceivc payment, or give them scrip if they pre-
Ter that. in all purchases Of articles Of SUBJ
sistcnce and clothing, payment is mafs in Con-
Tolerate funds ut par value. THUS, tie enemy
who has been cOuntcrirltimg Confederate
Treasury notes and srattcrlug them wherever
thev have penetrated into our territory, now
have the poisoned ctalice' quito their own lips
~ least 81 far as to compc! them 10 receive
our genuine notes rs il they were gold ana
silver. And thus, too, Cor tie first time Con-
Tolerate money is az par in the United States.
We are no; without friends "ycn in Penn
sylyana and especially in those districts
which the army has occupied. The impress
ing officer is IN effective missionary, and has
blind fanatic from the error Of h. ways.-
Men who we're Indifferent before are row cg-
morous for peace: and it is reported that some
of th'm are willing Tor tic troops to take their
wives and children, bnt hcr hard ii,r their
sleek castle and wei! ieL horses and bursting
gr;.narics. But we prefer the latter. AMI will
let them keep the former and Ill their pe-iitr-
rous progeny. Inbodcn hrou5 ht :.!.:IDi horses
I'll I :
Young men who are really friendly To- US AM!
mean to make our cause tn"r own. Several
students in the College nra: this place. and
volunteers from other parts Of Maryland. have
joined our standard and entered the lists
against Il common foe. Th"ir parents and
others who haze been made 10 feel tine
yoke ot the tyraa:. are not slow TO
give rs useful information, and 20 point
OF those Cnion>t> who have been iurlin- it
over them. They have rendered important
aid to the people Of Virginia al,n. many IF
WHOM have accompanied til" army IN search
If their stolen negroes ami horses. YcStnr-
LAY met scscral gamgs of rc@rn"s gonS to
the rHa: who hal been CAPTURED isi tho noun
tans IN Maryland and Pennsylvania. Many
Ut the u"ur:. ui' these slaves had procured
Potomac which they had filled with .aGl- and
grocoric, at the market price, in Confederate
money Or gold. and were carryn. in!n D xie
There is another class 81 traders. however,
who follow the army like yulturcS with sharp
bcaks, and who are likely 10 he sent to the
rear, If not punished by our military authori-
ties. ! aiiu,lc to those dealers WHO nave here
to!orc been running the blockade across the
Potomac, and who have done So much To de-
preciatc our currency. These people have no
ri rht "a take shelter behind the army, aud
buy up articles necessary - til" troops, to be
sold again at ilcayy profit.
All bUnc>t men throughout the world will
be rcioicci to hear thai that malignant dema-
soguc and aholiioni.t, T.alcus Stevens Of
Pennsylvania, has received some of the pun
Shmcnt due for his cn,amous crimes against
the happiness to! the human race. lie owns