Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-09
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GERS 81 coH'ci'Ht!'' 'f'"' 'ae '"'' 'e''
| ~innal Districts Of t:.is .Stisa have been assem-
| hicI in this city. for the pur, o.. Of comparing
uniform ,,I,n of nc.
g." "''F'"7 .,.;,
tioa. II was aScsFti!"cA' upon S"'s"'''''
that over thirty thousand consrr!ptS haze been
| s,r> ;,., n. f.rl during the past twelve
... ., a., ;rr;r,tioo from
~, ,.,I , Damn Loo tho
Col. >a'r'i', ''Ai"''n'aH' III |i"P h''' '"'
fl, al assembled At the camp lue>iaY'
whr~, = ,.,,,stiq, haj been rrenarcd Cor them.
..o,o,. ~, r,,iccd Generals
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"''!er' ''''' '''ss' ''' y
FreH.ii, Mayor Aay"' am ss|"r'' o'h'F HF'n''.
ret citizens Of Richmond. .hficr par;aking ot
o., ovnaI;ont rona.t. the cloth was removed, and
80, -. rli,r or ,ho purocr oC
.''' . no,,.1 oous
tonstrirt'on' III response u icPc'.'i ".
raS, and entertained the meeting with 4 ic"
r~a.rio:ie ana stirring remarks. lie spoke ct
The rn.nnsii,ln GLi.c, dey1!ving 'nIGn The Oh
i.rr1 q; coG-cript:nn ia t.I2 ConicIcrH:,y.
l.. Et WE '''l!' hi'.'ii Va '''' ''' 1890 49,
the Cu:u!c chair IN front ct the Roman SEN
a.c. Il" smt in the Curu!c clra!: .! '!ie tmniehe-
ra"v. NJ! would erdravur r. discharge his du-
re. faithfully, notwithstanding that men Ia:
r,tcrt,knn - hrnrl him and hiI officers "a
..a,nvcrrcrs." lie reGcrrc! briefly to lie course
~ Viroin;a from tie commencement Of the
|. war ,nco.in- ~ c@launant terms of the mo.
thr, 81 States and statesmen" lie closed Is
o.rr-ipy IN. i,lt.yiur sentiment:
vn.noii-Io ;ln struggle Tor human lib
! cr,in, ,an In. illustrated two centuries i'll his
! tore.
This sentiment ,ras responded o. by Gov.
La,,l,cr. lie sa;i his term Of Office would
| shortly ryrirn. Int his cxcrtinnS for indie
nn,dn.,e ,houII rn. end with his Cuhcrna-
,,r;,I form lie c5i,lJ enter Tie army-if
no. lived ~ ~, ,s - priy,.o. nossihiv he
corrI oet . ,n.iiion ~ nuartcrmas,er or com.
m;s.,rv. and h, didn't knox. hut thought
.i,hnr rcs;tion va. nrctty GOOD in these
,;mcS II, snrl,o ot semc lcnrrb in REGARD
81 rho ,os;tinn If VIRGINIA ure;inrs to the
osson,M;r, or ,L, Contention. He onnosed
d., ns.ou,il;rr or ,h,. Convcr.;o, on az.
i,,, ~ ,bn 1,snns;on and nor,v division IN
+Ln Nor,Lw,s, Tho C.nvar,i1, hnwrver
! IN o.son,LIo Lrt tho S,,tn did NIT -, on;
~. tLo cn.;or g that hndr-shc went ont Lv
| a'.l.a E,,aIo r.L,n h, ,or,oro nLol ro,r
~ ,''"'' :, ,ns liz ~oT,YoI ~ frrnisL lin.
w. ,Fr y VS. .Lo. no.r;a,, V;r..ri, ~ nc
.lI,' ~ I-.';n ,Vhcn h., rnG,.nI ~, vas,
i;non, somaratior ~. was tnIJ Il,,- 10 had
M cnn..i,r,;rr, ou.h,ri,y T., rc;rsc this de-
,,o,J ur Erro,, lie iocm thar. but he
I,otaI IN tho Convention to ri-n him the MI.
,horirr lie hrI done what mo- other man in
yir,;nio hoI-br nIyoratnA secession. ,nuarc
and r,ir durior-Ir GunarEatorial camuairn
# 1850, In 7a,3.,i 10 the present struggle
M said Ln Ind ..ool reason to believe that it
would last - lon aS the American Revolu.
r;..r did. lVn;.cs: Never. ncv"r.'l Well,
r~ant!om"n. you will see. Some of vou sag it
VIII las through, LincoIn's term Gf nnirc.-
(. i wilI-hu- Lincoln will he tho next Pres
| ;I,pt ot the Fric~or Government: If not by
| r,ir means. he vii, nv foul. There will he n
I,snu,e in rcr,rd +, rho electoral vote, and
Lincoln will s.ca into Office a-ain hy usurna.
tipn. Lincoln. a short timn since. in the
course Of a conversation with DR.. Uamb!in.
said ,i,at he hal been commissioned by Cod
>, rostnrc the Union, and nc meant - 10
T.. Ills failure thus Gat had been Cor the
w.ut IF cumr"tCnt Generals, not for the want
81 hra"" so.-H-I. Lincoln iAquired Of DR..
II. what waS the opinion or The Southern
rro1lC. in regard 10 TIE war?' The Doctor
replied. they thin'; It will last through YOUR
Irrm % GtHca. ''-Ah." aid Lincoln. do you
t!riHk my term at Office closes with these four
YEARS: NJ, sir: tit"r" WIZ hrA dispute IN re
1. ri TO the electoral vote. ard SHALL he Pres
'aen, another term as G'd %asd "ec1ed.' Yes
Gentlemen c9ntia'ei 'he p"E'r""F' we are W
Tor Il long an'a 'nrn"y Wa'' ana We must h@ht
II "at-,an1 we ~," i.ttit 'nf,hnatiy conquer
lns GLORIOUS independence me South can
never bc Snf9":H,ei. 1, Il bcttNr that every
nan: woman ana eng be sacr'hccd' ts'antHa'
the South should illt IN tins contest.
piausc.
IN FH<nonSc % fe'ta,en ca'I, No.. Sh'e'hs
ardror. J,,,.s necessarily 1orojy;nr unor
them. lie czhorted them never 10 fbrgctthat
clcmoney si:orld be exercised in Some cases.
FemGfFEer: gentlemen the helpless woman
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