The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-17

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Il beeame : military nAees6afv "a announc4
10 Tie slavss that tI,eir dsssinv vsa IN thsi,
own hsnds-to 40 as free peo1le or remain r
ana thsre vss : snndsrinS Of the I ties of sfisc.
tian vhich haA honnd ser7snts 10 ths homo.
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rsois"sed en1 - a .,,s.. -. ;,I. rnvsrtv an
ant in TIE COON. | of he. o,;.S the rsh:i All
dier,s vonthfaf C}fs erci.smsd "Aunt Marv
hss cone tool,
All M;ddlessx Cont Housa thu c.val,v bovs
Obtained some ancient docnments-one dated
October II. l76I. in the iirst vear Of the reiun
of George the Third, under The huge ssal o1
the colony. in which 0Georre the Third. by
the grace of God. of 0reae Britain. France
conatituted Etmund Berkel.v and Others ins
ices of the peace in the comfy of Middlesex.
as witnesaad hv Erancis Eanonisr Tjantensnt
Governor end Commander. ~. Ch,ef of the
c,lnnv ord dom;rion n9 Viroinia another
dated October %, 1874, being bond to pay
four hundred pounds Of good, sound, merchant
able tobacco, signed BY Fitz John Randolph.
~, AN a agea ~o%an IN % sears a. ail times % makes ss
ios, tSs h"r.a nrS;ch hod .as.;.d ~. nn.hanS %
to the grave. weepingly bssoueht Col XII
patrick 70 make an effort to procure its return
TO her, cloud OF sadness passed over ms face
.oc;at;ons 9th thu mamorv OFF nf h.. ~. hushsnS s~
that impellsd her to make this request When
among the multitude OF animals is became evi-
esns ;.s sIds nsa @ nots0 - "O" S n"s I've. oe .UuI @
sImost starnlv ren.oaohed her for askino f..
vors Of an enemy.
While riding along through Westmorsland
though her lamentations were caused BY deep.
est grief Approaching, We met little girl,
some twelve years old, and "in agony she
cried" because the soldiers had taken their
only horse. The mother was expressing both
sorrow and indignation, and giving utterance
to the sentiment that she did NOT believe q
Government which permitted these things
could prosper Every officer who witnessed
the grief Of tho daughter was moved to pity,
and al regretted the military necessity which
rendered 1t imperative 70 impress that par.
ticular horse into the Union services. ses
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A.. 49,. - -: e. &C., - - ,.s.,S w.. ~.
sae Duscn' y. "nvm VIZ army ~ .a.eoy coM'
ing on the 10th ult, and denounced the shelv-
inc of Sioal. BntIer and Fremont. ana jamand
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On '"s' '1' Au"1S1''A .'1on A'''v'' '"0Al W
commando These resoIutions were presented
to Lincoln on Wednesday last, By Jas. Taus-
.;o who vaa denntaa for that ioh bv TN.
.," 90 ~ r....:.. 49,. A.. e.,.a-,,.o
h'es''ns nat. 1aussk Eve s"' .o.v~'Ds "''
count OF his interview with tho gorilla:
Th. p,..;a.r. .f.., . .co,.s,,.n nd ,o,a r..a
inc Of the whole report Of proceedincs. saw
n-onar In enter into 2 conversation Of two
kkonTs; dnrstion. In ths conrse of which moss of
ths tonics amhrsned In the resolutions and other
snhients wars diecuased.
IA nv share In the conversation ia of sec.
ondarv importsnce. I propose to omit j. entire.
IL i'm this report. and. avoiding details. to com.
mrn;cate to vou the subetance Of noteworthv
remarks made bv the President,
l. The President said that il NAV be
misfortnna for the nation that he was elect
ed President; but having been elected by
the peoDle. he meant to be Presdent. and
To perform his duty according to his best
nnderstandino. II he had to die for tt
No General soiN be yemoved, nor auiH any
change in the Cabinet be made 10 sust tie views
or w;shes of any particular party faction or
the charges made against him, most Of which
arise from misspprehension or ignorance of
thosa vho prsfsr them.
3. The President said It was mistake to
aunpose that Generals John G. Fremont. B. +.
EntIer and r. Gipel are osystematically kept
ont Of command" a. stated In the fourth reso-
iution. that on the contrarv. he fnllv anne
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