Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-19
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Gv1sEAs S7iror. Msg l2, 1868.
essslsusn General Jackson ls ~
mc!n. Tbe ;ron-T,Iled hetv, who So oitsE
hatI.d hi: !n7iIclbls !'gioas or u s5yios
numsyoS.; ica, wiih sGaA victorious luc::sas,
now I:ns cold sEd lilass n The frae SOD &c
died defending. Meeting 'kis death bef3Is tbs
battle lad bean 3aed-a, he did enough 20
shc1 biz nno what :hoy ecuid DC, hu. ;.at
euflcielt to i1su1c .h.m victory Hi:3cu: tSe
skiiltul mar ogssring ct "a s1psIiaHce3 ard
st!s GsrsrA. Dapiesssd AID bEa ~ tie lose
u t6aiz idcEE~l so.nmande:s :h5y sxz th~t
ths E6:k had E1s bsea coup!s1sd. aaI tG.t
mary HssinAy souls" m1st aYas o'c: she
ssygan ri7e," bcf,,e the victcr5 oouid.he
gcioed, Bes!iIs this Il n'Dd they rushsd
witG !si,s~sd '!sor lo ,ne c aay2o when Stu
ar: tsds the1n "on'' W. hsy0 nj bsso rs.c-
lug With e.ss: insar sat iAe different accounts Vf
thr battles IL tl,o ne'ghhc:so0d q! CrGccel-
ic1sNila, soh.e II nh!oh esrs accurate, o!il-
aIs 7v:y vii, of.rs max. y hst Sscaaa 60
ho ssier cf srrf-'sa, noTs7ert IL eYHy
ono cospsc.,d win .hs Cd I3rps. is, Ills:
wih al tba a:6n-.R: = po,ts Of ccTTefpoa-
,1aa,s tne.c las aoeE Ia references ,Dsde -
.he Geaeihl VIVA 60 sniy commanded dtar
OF. in,uoftai !saiar t,d bson so upfortu-
nhtciy v,En6td. Jackson, be- fds di7ios d.
ere. Of Il ssvoS, Ts si!aii 1crsr N ,re fe oal!oa
upon 30 :cilcv; Sut We fhjHk it only Just to
sks General " lie succeeded him. Snd Fto
was scos fnl Sy iiG, to let the public kaeE
nor aob!J AID eff ::e1t!J nc dncharIec his
dcty, ga;nrz tee ea,lTs coEa1sars " :Tery
soldier, Isns ara BE, VINO vas 20 f2:!u6ate
- TO to Is1 IL aach gslls1r q nAnnsr.
Ssnssai Jackson was wccldec h%;u. :
o'o.oek, ecd Co.. Hi she:. time sfIsr. &el:
j. (. 3 S,uar. vas tter asn: for pos: Taste
10 conos diatsr.;s of 20 mics ard Assyns
oonnsnd cf s;onswsil Jacksoa'. o6Tpa--
Before his -It!T:.i tSs:e h7d hssn iush!
sr:acs, which was tspnlsed Afse. t,klog
command he oouic &c sesn TtdiEg along t.
i;nea, actively srs.ssd In quoting he nsn
and preparing to s.tscS the oncHy, wh5m we
fcrpd at dsylgas occupying entrencainsnts
and eaTthwoiks ~ !at stronger d@A hDy
thkt Esd h;ttsrso SosE a:!scksd- Inc NANNY
il which the sdv-ncs was ooncuetsd VAC Pe;-
4ecsiy splendid, cnd although tSicN partially
driven back, st.ll, With reso!r.ioo worthy
Of our lsmen:oi old leader himself, 'ae attack
vas 1cuSwad, sai the p;s5a ca:Eied st tie
coins of shs bsyones, uuf afIIaIJ chaiSho
Ia line WITH toe Infantry; s,1 oa2turios sew
e.sl ni.ces themselves. The snecssS vas
complete AID bat for the csP,uYe of msrye's
heights, Hooker would have bean raahs1 il
to the .:ye. ard his wht 10 force caYturec o:
destroyed.
have heeT ipductd To- Dhks ;dls short
settlement NJ account y! TIE eidSui1r silence
of all toe rurnal4 on ma!:sr OF oomip CT Jso-
tica to one woo has eyer been nmeHs the most
active O. cur l.a;ece, All lo.e especially
Tbca you c.u hnsr Of nothing e.se il camp
bu. the splendid msnncr jn which our corps
was hand ed By Gan. j. {. 3. Stus-t, VINO,
until the fight at Charlottesville, Was only
known to ,us CT tho iofs2:ry ss sic ceio-
hrs.ed ca,sl,y lesdsP sld nss.as e4 7s:3s.
Nops can fguai our old lesdsf. "a thsro
Hs br: ons Washington, SO tne7e can 20 but
one Jackson; bu. As We band our hsads "a
much submission to drop tssf on tho
grove ;of the hcnoreI dead, re can Dat
r.iss en-. eyes IS Lsi7sn krh ihsnk eco
that .hsra are yst left ~ ns:iy 'e.ooIa WAC
sfe able &c colduc. our armies tIc"pG1hIy
through wsr IL which 50 many brave Een
hsvs d;s6 aud although the sDeny EiJ Ts-
tojce q. thst which makes us mourn, ys: we
Will learn as David ss:i regarding Saul,
that H As the Lord livesh, the Lord shaii uini:e
him; or his day shall como to dis; OF he
ahall dssesnd inte hattie and es!,h"
"a eaS,s."