Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-12-04

[L"uehf"r Gentlemen. there ia such \ tiinc rs
i"cir, history, anj ancient history invn wa re-,
cords Of The NJ, sies hss,iia's ara the l. i'cI
States Laughter. Nov, onths leaves ci his
znc;e',t history, there was \ thing ND =, ,.trs
over the ocean. waited by th- zygh. r, ",l no
cav's of the KnicSerhnclser' aud :. tie. iru~-
".'s, which was, hu and She p p! on '!,c
other side Of :he ooear AMI the IA.
people pr"hiuy l!sr sanSe largraga Eavi,u lie
sa"e iienure. he .anl" ira iitions. h VII g
the sama Shakspearas the same N-wirn.
The Pins and the W+>h ngtou- all of hon,
we're FEY 10 be the conm"m p'upeii,' ofihp Eus-
lish speaking poplc fhsr 'l6mght h,> d ..p-
~ p"r-traed me; and hen ran Sc q m.n hnr,
in any OF. the four quarters ~ n" g:obs oh",c
the English lamgusgeis spnien-wh, re- H. !:'g
fish pehigr-e can BE- trarr'l--whsr. Engli-h its
NitItnrs reign when such man ~ b G.
stand nn: beyond his felInwa I .ay. 'Gni - ID
n,ir bro hers" a,"l il can SEQ nrrn v.l" ,i,rS
il 10 many lim"s of wisdom AZ in many
signs al or arHrHS-grrat ~ 81 s'.!rar: tnn moil--t
IN thIu>f hi. gree Ness frwardg,rai in 'h: c"rl,-
cil.-9reat in d-b -batr-ereat with ris peu-.rr"a..
-st ofnll with that calm ar'l >upr me- 'Sd.m l't
subln. cnn'pmp; for pas>i p,pn rit, "t".ts]
on which greatness 4 pen 's-whch he faith,
Of ts- conniry niIis' pnr on il h. III 'sHs Ia + ar
his progeny TO lasting 'ic.--wi...n see such u
nRm-when know such u rau !. h.YtS~ oi t,a
speak. IN E"cli-h lsnzr.ge-mhen see tie
.entiEismt to wii y 'ie gives es!r-,s nn | say I
ha such liiau s such II n -. he living
th- face Of this e@'h. rCh els Amt | say
all Eng ishmen h re NUT hail him ton: hut
speasiug in \ m xei senb'y { lr on. c"urH,nll
people, who ARE som h,w o'iraiIy divided iu'O
two nr''ons-aui ] believe tl,, rllat man is n;
Euplani il. "nl, i..lI"w .ri'iz O great Au.
z =. Saxon rae g repre,eut ~ o's .pr-"- :u
4 IA stfx la NAV.
nn'i H.. centre nf Conf jerate - alt, ! say t'en
tiar that man is the one ~ i"'.. we cmIil al rc.
r.iv" "a h III Il Q l:v". an hoo M resp e.
] 'har-t're ~irhon' turr! r pr Ia e. CIV. iou
I ne heath OF Que u h ~ ~ hi. 'nnr 49, y;
ogniz [chc"r- one wh ny hapr err nrny
:nnnrh> e "ver. viii cacia ~. II, Hc'iv.' ac'S
nf auth" il, "ud oi Il piOm which heals Of
prrat Sta y must e,rlamg vi h rac:! other
[ Oh ers give you The h' aIr! ii hi Excel.
lrrcv The Pr eiden, of th- Confederate : "re, ct
America Loud che ring
the toast was drank anid every demon, trs'ion
of "uriu-ipsrn
THIN '"iinwed Il tossf n rhe memory "f s, no.
wall Jackson lirh was of rel hy the ~ ST
d,nf uf tho C!nh, accompanied by hr'"! mG!
torchinp speech II MS d':.mk ''sianJiu.. and IL
solemn >i!rnre."
III" neX' toast Vas 20 he Army aul Navy of
the Cui:c'! Na'o"s Of The Scuth~rn 5 aIrS and
Gr"a, Britain" Ttis was ,cspo.ded 10 Tor tie
army by Cap. Bullock
Th, Chairman rr"po.cl "lle hon H. Of tho
guest o: he evening. Mr. ]; rrsth i Ito g" lrl
ch crS in wh".c pr iSe t"n mu"h 'uul'i n he
sad for the intrrrsr he had taken IN t." Conf l.
arate caua- whsn i WAN nnr sm''-,i mpo" by
her men Mr Il rpsor II 'p.. in rr>p'm in-.
y id he ionk mp fIe c'u~e ni thr C"m'r'l-iHte
States heca,lise he { unl auinng ,rh Thugs
r"n9 icvoiora God III ng. hrm 81 p"p'r,
q NJ T. ~.
creed. ava,ica an,li ion. ;rd Ii pi'"i lei ir-s
of enipna. [Grea' cheering He la! msi.. bis
rhoi"e, and by hi> @ "''''n h w'"nt stand.
Rsn"wei cheering The raI>" hal "I-n
seemed y oSing o', but lie h'l m"ver l''' lm"',
aud il he might pr1yhesy. as lar a. n'an cITht
b. allowed tn prph"Sy, he would ven'Ur ="
say thai the rals.. Of tho '.u II WON'T b. crowned
yirl cl' ,inns success. [Gr'at rh' "rinE
Th. Chairuln gave "Tle health { lie heroes
-,h" brave defsrd ~ Of the cty nf Char rs'on
The toast w. 'ir,luk amid rsprur"Us applause
.Ir. PineaI,. Of Charleston, responded III Il
farven' aud pairu';c speech in the c"ilra-. OF
", ;rh h. ii. rIarrd i!a, il MIGHT b. i,,tte designs
ri Prns hlrrc; iha ii,t fu't OF he Yankee sb"nid
pn!ifa the city ni Charleston bur hat if il did,
i. pra- wi -hin ts tnosiefg iisr Irrr'-r-, -
-mevrr would III ri'y lid unrih -v " Esn
in ;t laid dawn li- i:r-bl"ni III he di c.. and
ever, wouIan uaS driven fiom he p'sr- ~ Ia
p"int of the bayones' lr'rrnl m~ cheering ! g.,
Mr. Brrcsfor,l Hippo. in c!,l ing Prrsid "a Da-
Wis an Anglo Saxon undoubtedly ;nenheA it
AZ C mrlnent tn the President. or rather t., he
Anglo Saxon rarp. Aud lhs President will vi
cur,r-e b" obliged 10 him for the intention. Ru'
:de simple fact is. 'ha: Mr Davis aure-iurs ""r-
Ir-h aiil eIn.graie,i from rh.' country. F.:rhcr
hrrk hey we've jliS" a rhr D4vi OF Ir.Elmh.
Welsl-a ways Celtic, and u" mr. AuC -Smln
than Fina Nc CUul. or H"~rl DHa.-EHQ
TIE LAND CAVALRY.
Their" are many Maryan Ter, III IT," C;n,d..
r,ry p '>>-s.rd of ahun!'un, mran. We ircia.
-urrd that they will take T., heart tie appeal
State, which we take pleasure in puhlrh
ing:
10 Mn,ylaadcrs residing in Eichmond oMi
slSearhere IN Ms' CoNtedsr,icy:
Feeling assured that app'al 70 you, in
behalf of the "'any BRAY" ;!ni war rurn = ,n-
ri our 10 vIlrr N1Jcn AMI mach ;,t'u-e native
State, who have hraved the .rHm ,r hattie
raging throughout tins lnni, Which we have
come II help defend. and in defence of witch
we have sacrificed Onr Property our m"s.
our frie, ds, and, if nred be, our lives. woul
not he in van, aud rs many Of rh'~e 'oE
composing the Maryland Line (C"l. Bradley
Johns NJ are without such artce- lhs 'r'elv
necessary to their comfort, a> Blankets, s'ncs.
stockings and Oycrc0at' We earnestly : !,cit.
n their behalf u contribution of such o. the
ab,ge articles rs may he con, eni"nt to y"u TO
contribute Many Uf ur mrn ar" lctut "
without either Of the above article, yet u,i
are cheerful and cen .ur" no one; hut the Gid
winter will snon be up m us, ami much sr!tFrr-
ing will result they nrc srpara I'd from
hume aud friend-, many without mo cy. and
40 way Of getting it from h"me. The ef're
we make this appeal in their b"halt and ak
tnat all articles contributed d III b" .et 10
the store of MessrI. S.eal & Pr,c-. l3 h. bc-
tween M,.in and Cary streets. Richmond. from
whence tlIey will be sent irct to the Line
Very respectfully.
WV J RAslN.
Capt (Winder Cavalry '!"mpruv r..
Maryland line
CAxP OF MARYLAND LINE, MY. %, 1862
Hons lsT MARYLAND CAvALRY,
Nov. 22. 1863
l cordially endorse cif fptlin Il ,.m'- ao;".tl
in behalf of our noble boys Every word he
says is true, and more. do not LAY ir b.u.sr>
in.ly. but l believe they haze bprnc their
part IN the campaigns of the past nine m"n'hs.
[ speak fnr the cavalry. They have not been
paid off for five months. and have received bat
little clothing from the Government Am .rg
three hundred men nov i'll camp. | do y :.
think there are d. zen nvercnls. We,
therefore. take the liberty Of appealing to our
brother Marylanders in their behalf.
Very respectfully. K BRows,
1t. Col. lst Md. Cavalry.
FROM THEARMY IN GEORGIf.
General Bragg. xmy is nrr by any means in
er!l plight as the enemy represent, if We
iudg from this ia'e-t dispatch scrtby he special
correspondent OF the Richmond Dispa'ch
Rgs,CA. Nov. % The enemy retired TO
snggnd after their bloody d~f-at by Gen Cle-
hurur who captured 200 ,rison-rs four n ,ys