Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-07-24
REUNION.

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REUNION.
The recent rcvcrses tina. have ATTENDED
| tho armies Of the Confederate States II
Tickshurg, Port Hudson. TullahOna ant
gettysburg. have induced the enemy t" be
licvc that the final triumph ii their armies
in the restoration of the Union to be not fai
distant. They have learned to respect thu
vaor and impctuoSity Of Confederate troops
but they have yet to experience the Iortltudt
and resolution of our people, under the severe
| reverscs that have recently betallen theil
armies Reyerses and defeats. not success and
victory, are the true tess OF national courage
and endurance. But no people fed on false
hood. and pulled up by a lying and mendacions
| press, can over understand how misfortune
tcachcth wisdom an;i wisdom fortitudc.
Before the smoke OF the battle at Gettysburg
had cleared away, Inc conIlagrations melted
by the mob Of New York, broke 1orth-thc
dead and wounded in New York, us well as at
Gettysburg, require attention at the same
moment from the same hands--the de-
struction Of property is not less in New York
e.
charac'cr-'Hc il1o' io'1cu 'N' ni''". -
suspend its draft-anl General Lee, ut his
leisure, retired unmolcstcd Their triumph
IN Now York was about coualled by their
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'ie'iy as oe''! WV
carried Mer point IN TRIUMPH ana "e"' Lee
successfully assaulted the heights of .Gcttys-
,u T;r,ol, y;.,Jod +, tho Now Y,rk mob.
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anu Mcaae rc'rea'eo iion' "e''s ""'S " '''
Notifications at westminster. 4 corner "aS
captured on Tie Va Of JHy T'M despatch
from Zen. .Neadc Sayi"g M0t les Headquarters
rouW be, on Mat miyht, at Westminster. lie
was retrcating; but finding that Gen. Lee
did not pursue, he halted and claimed VIC
tory.
1t is upon such Il victory, with such mob
as that recently raging in New York that the
"IIerald" of the 18th says:
1.-The people Of the South have row real
| lied the linPossibility OF Suceessiui struSs!c
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b; ; followers, and return to their allegiance
to the Union. We could find better employ
ment Tor the brave icG'ons o, the Soutn thah
their VAIN chuea'nr u o'er'h!o" '.,ls "o,ei I
ir;ro tho Frcncb from Novice, and the Eng.
lish from Canada, and proclaim the sovereign.
| ty of the American people over this continent.
Such course wouia DC lar more eonsiSteii;
c c',a, stn;fa hotmoon Sor,b and South which
can but terminate in the discontinue of the
| latter. The cry oi the people oi ,he oo'.lI'
| should be, b"Wn WITH laws anu UP Win
| the Union"
We arc invited to destroy our well bal
anced Government and unite ourselves to the
| raging rioters that arc now illumiuing Yam.
kee Heavens with the glare Of burning resi-
dcuces, causing the cutters Of New York tc
flow with the blood OF its best citizens, and die
tating its own terms to the head Of the Chest
Government, nc. "pown with Davis and
up with''-thc mob Overthrow a Govern
ment which, Ivy the wisdom Of its administra
ton, the courage Of its armies, and the endu
rlucS Va pCpplc, HIS culiSleu
ton Of the world, and written its page of his
tory illumincd by every virtue that ear
characterize brave and gallant people or 1
stable and wise Government to rcunltc will
Lincoln and Seward, Greeley and Bennett
Butler and Pope. Such unnatural coalition
to be made that the French may be driver
from Mexico AMI the English from Canada
and Yankee civilization rule sovereign
throughout 'lie 'o"''''o'''
m s .n rrF so innaS' ,ana ~Sn
Shall We, who struck III, Lion Gown shall we
| Pay homage to III" WOLF"
Never. If not nationality, then war-wa
with victories or war with rcvcrscs but re
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dead "0"'' r's' from 'ne'r graves IN 'o'n Il"
lions I" protest against 'hon 50 uhr's"'eo">
against lea'c p"rchaSeu py s"sn i" "nns
cessarS ana S''''e''' S"'r''''' '' '"''''"'
lives -.