The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-04
PRDSfDENT DAVIS .1T CNANLEaTOH
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CHARLESTON. Nov. .2-Presiaeot DaSis
and suite arrived here q nooa by speetal
train from Savannah. He was received 6
the depot By Gen. Bea1regsrd aaA sea9 -
committee Of the Common CouDe31, Who
accompanied him to the City Hall WIN .
military escort The turn out of ~ ELL.
sens was very large. aad tAs proesasloo was
enthusiastically cheesed along The voulA
On his arrival 1t the City HAll tAs PrsDa-
dent wa introduced BY Judgs MagmtA 70
Mayor Macbeth, who cordially received cd
welcomed him to the city. Ths PrsAiasat
returned his acknowledgement, and, bsing
introduced, addressed the people.
He said his feelings had drawn him AsseiA
this hour OF trial, and he desired also 70 Coz
fer with our commanding General, cd -
personal observation TO acquire soms of TT
knowledge which would enahle him neeo
fully 10 andentand oar wants anA ~ ~
ports submitted TO him.
He alluded to South Caro)ina's great stalss-
man, Calhoun, whose departed spirit was
now watching over her With Ill guardlaa
angels care, and sald Il wn from 0oath CAr.
elina's great msn he Arst imbibed The psin-
ciples and doctrines of State sovsrstgnty.-
He paid high compliment 70 tAs hsrvls
garrison defending Fort Sumter. The evo
Of theworld were upon them, and hs trualsa
that the day would never come when TIE
Yankee dag would float over the fortress
they defended. In proportion 70 The Aaes
Of the Yankees towards THE = neae a. the
rebellion" 90, he said, b the love ef svesy
true son Of the Coufederacy gathered arossa
~. Thsy were watching our struggle I'D
with anxious solicitude.
He trusted the Yankees' desire 20 possess
Charleston would never be gratiAed, bet u
Providence ordered otherwise'he desired lor
her what he wished for hls own town Of
Vicksburg-that tho whole should b. snnss
Of ruins. He believed tha4 Chasisotoa
would never bo taken. and u nrs sAoalA -.
Lacquer ~ on every side rsla1oFeemenls
would be cent to our aaslstance 10 tropoe-
tion TO the force Of the enemy. From ~
present knowledge, hs looked forward % .
glorious record for our city 4 the c3oss q
| the struggle.
He urged harmonious co-opesaaloa - IL
part OF the people with ~ eooslaadisg
General We should b nnilsd b or q.
forts, and look with IN eye dsvotsd alEsly -
| the cause Of our country. He who woaA q.
tempt TO promote hk own pessoanl enaD \
preference, or wosld not TAXA . nnsaee -
fight In the ranks, NJ noe westAy e ne
Confederate liberty Tor whleh ~ ~ AgAt.
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