Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-05-15
rUo EEEMy IN sInMlDh.

TIE InJms;oHs isisahceiG hy witch the
enanY ords&Tof to- HE I'll truth from their
cwn peaplo and t III Lilo warIi, go TOO often
allowed tn pss4 IL aiiance. Il il well, at
least, to put on raced the contradictions tc
shsm as they appeal. Oha day the true his
tory Of Yankee phiIsnthtopc d'ipgz in G"or-
gia, S.du.h Ga:cIios srl Fioriits, viii fill a
black psss.
Tho failoTas ie.sa-, wt!tt2a t. g=ntla-
man in Richmond, will give garas ii:a Of the
real s.ase Of things:
MogEloss' MLra, sLaCHUA Co.. Fla,
Msy l, 1863. !
I. IS a very cAi,a tire for wne news hsro.
lu isc!, .Wo hasT nothing eithor from tho
Yankees or ouc own army. Toe movement
IF thu Yankees ic certnaly understandable
they d. not ssota to hsve any system. God
seems 10 have canfussd !?em IS ne did the
7rssarintu JUS huildcrs Ct the TJGo7 81 E.bel.
You, doubtless. haYo seen The result Of their
long tGii<ui oyer negro colonization Of Pio-
ti5a. LUcky for than they sce;npsred off a''
soon sG :hcy did, or tao r;,oa$ 0f ,ho:n would
hsvs honn fiHaJ themselves - iha!r master &
pios-.a!i, vIniu their wh!:s officers would
have met lie itse uf III E:.n3tof3 ii insur
tectipn.
/. is shocking to rc,i Gho liaG shoae isllOHs
toi. about this eSpoAi!ian. lave you Seen
the account g,v.n IL In. New York "IrIhupe"
ny correspondent; f.Oa. Jacksonville? q
sond you c"pyl Memo bdt IN ex;'crioa crd
liar cau'd ha~u over iGyeu.:d s!Hh wholesale
and u:.lo,mded stiff. They Gny ,uey landed
st Pal,tka, srd got so geo wrr!.l OF Cotton
and thirty nsT:se5.
Ibo Truth Is, .hls- h,s NC: hsen pound
Of cotton n PslhLEs Or sDyehers nost il, n
veal; nos 40 there any numbrr Of Ncgr 3aS
Hilnin thir!y lnli.$ If TIC river. They did
| not tT5Gt : land IA: r. r.!a:aa. Caps. Dick
inson, Of tho - fuIian C,7a.;T, n.et thnm al
the wharf, Rod prevented their landing
Nearly DIG hu:.dtod rti.s poured ghot Ill
up3n them ~ they pat foo. up0p ths wharf.
They si;uiKed hnck mo t.,air gunboa,, and
pit IF ln:n tue u;raln ,iowa the river ia ali
haste. 1t ia true, alter they got away from
| the wharf t"eS opened ti,eIr gurs upon tho
town, tut hot man OF cur soldiers was
tUuoh.1, or did they leave their poyi!iun url-
| til the eunbcat disappeared.
AS for recruits, as ho cRlls tiltia, lhoy could
not have gci any hal they eff,c.od q landiog.
Thtrs we're no naGtGeg thcre. The thieTng
Yankees Rad .tt.icl both h0ad aud free from
tho place long tefcrc i.'ncoin's proclamation.
You know iianrsc Brush, Crarlea Waiuton
and SIary Aeh? T;:sss negroes gto Ill Span
ish nrgrces, All hay. heen frOo eli their lives.
These pti'hath,o rin:s forced them and their
families 50 60 win them more than q
Year pgo. Tnny wcro forced off, c.y-
Ing and resstins 10 tho lA.,t moment
Now, what have thay dsus with these
free n'GToas and hest Of o;ha.a thuy
hayo ia;eon. Mnt ma If tnvn have boon ssSn
or heard Of siaca they ief. haTu. We suppos o
thty Asvo been sod IA Caba Or South Amer
ios.
This pious ex.linr afC5i. Montgonery says
ne cvu,d have rliacd 10000 yoluaiesr recruits
in less than month in lie saloy Of thu S.
Johns. To us who i've h.r:, the Ridiculous
meas Of this is sFpate.t. Thsre gro 10: 100
! negroes, mails snd female, hig and li:tle, i'll
all ihs vnllsy Of tho ST. J thHs. Had they ali
tne neg'usa i'll East F.O:da, Of every sgs and
| seS, tho: would u0t maze - ax cod emo thou
ssnd. The nrgtoe5 lave oeen m3ved cut of
Reach OF these risasla long aGn. What few
remain wou,d iish. Ya:.ksos as qaic5 Ii tiloir
N aters T,uid.
Thoy toll tho t'uth when they soy they
burned Jackscnvi!lA. Yes they burned it
puhhc buildings, public records, churche, sud
| ala more brutal ncs thsn tho Brilieh were
guilty of in saclSlng Washington in tho last
Wal; Eli.h latter brought toH Lhc just indig-
| natien Of ~ cnria:ondom. jackson. s!l,o made
nc reaist.rct-surgende! without fling a
gun moro tbaa yoar age. Tho Y.rlioos
| Lave occupied it Hbensse r tGoy wsTtod 70,
An unotlending TORN il burnt 10 SATISFY Yam
kee whIlton deatsuclicn.
This fellow srics to put CT tho burning Of
tho churches upon the white regiments. These
who were in the town ssy that GAL. Hig,iu-
Son, Of tho negro yegmant, vbo is q
Methodist preacher, preached to the ne
grose in the Metho6:ss Church, and point
cd to the Episcopal Church on tho
left and tho Roman Catholic Church on
the right, and told them that these were he
retic churches and ought to have be.n des-
troyed long ago. Thoy we're destroyed.-
While the Catholic church was burning, tho
1sish Of ono Of the white regiments rushed in