Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-19

Tie otioes ard purpose ui "S:ole:a. 1:4e'
No. Gj" Was 10 encourage assertions From 'h'
eusu,v: i: lfe,. maintenance and suppof'
While n -uuv lines. and spsaay eno saie
,...,s.ge b. their homes 0f Al: Cnl;ad Htsee7
,a,..:gy., ,;ko .eay d..e!: sid cans "ithih our
Enra ua, e.az.ns should t.eat ~'ih Nina
Mesa ,uah ,i,s.rts,s o, may hs rarsirs through
,':.;r ueishtg:lI.iis. aud eapeiito ihem u
NOR A,,ht hla..,ai lii by every nitahs IN iueit
,.,s,sr :;irmv 81 ,hata G&'seftefs ihhi ;''t de-
$40 4, ietu,., ,!u,asd,alely to th5.r huinoh
sr,auf t:,a.n viii ha iGi,ud many valuable ~
,:ssne. VINO ore much wanted ty ihe various
,asnu!;2.4:i,s G2N. working saoEs vuf PED
~, .::eso men, when ceFil'i;E ~ atop
:...1n. us saould be examiaod Gy c1Ii;'a'eht
..g:t.uti,y aid furnished viii! p:osstti"n papers
ard rcern.o snda,ious. Strict examination will
Ls :,.cas5arY 10 guar. :,sa!::a: imposition. and
u prosact socio.v agniati sTil msE; but, prep
eciy n,aaaEed, I.i only may Te rsduaa by do
ssglon tie .uraas Of the ensiiy, but greatly
!rlrsAae the Misunderstanding labor Il tho
t0un.ry.
r:io War has rsaahei that period when, hy
.arg.;Es L.udne.s with ilrlnacsa snd courage.
SO can :.r! only defeat lie Oneiay. but 50 de-
ploie l,ia aF:u:ss 81 ~ prevent tho possibility
ui his success iasteai Of forcing the Yam
.:eca 70 boc1me soIdie~ by making them dee
pera,t: and ly p.oolaining tho taking Of no
prisore,s. iorains them to tight, since rs'
tgcat "a c;en;sd them by thu strong lines Of old
soil!s:s irawn up in Lhuir rear. Va would
uran \ "rGilon bulge Tor tho hundred days
as i.ns yea I. .iei mtu. to their own hoi;,s5
I'll; 10 Ito SECURITY AMI G5h:iur, vi ununlcseeN
..S;.c a!.tnag oar "wn people. LIST tho huh-
,...! .Y=' n..a Ai.n~ ,l.at by coming ever
:. 0u.' ,.ncs, esther in battle or by more
.:.rat Lescrl!1n, security and protec-
l:an xii DO gwen them, and safe
Ga:d;.S: :grusa .s- border, aud tho authorities
VI The crcnlr vail soou find the new )eVlcB Of
rar7 iilE. use 20 tie:n. Since patriotism 40
i,n.e: a2i:i,c% t!,sm 10 enlist, principle will
,,ri long re!a,. ;heui vixen opportunity Tor es-
"ara il ot-se, them. by ting speedy esetu-
t.Dn .; ell captured raiders. as outlaws and
,lu!lerrl. ..,j hr ki.,:cn. atd protection TO
,i,.:.f:2:.. we I,::I accomplish srca. deal to
w:-:,:s u: s,.scdr rr:..Taatiuu Vi this war.
SO .,..,!d il, ,h,s .'2nnocti",l. cali La. a..
!,at,a If ,i. authorities ~ tbs Yankee pria-
c..-"a i,"s ia .ug ,'o=aeealnn. We arc informed
TIA. :i,nda :nca !eel themselves abatIoued by
tli-:. yu y.Verau,ens and lei: 10 swclter and
Iii. in ouc ,riaaas, har:,asc the;r term Of SER
visa. having expired, the Federal authorities
viii uot exchange cur conscript soldiers Tor
Thai: 0,vn lueu. who must be discharged ca
a.c., as exchanged. They feel the cruel treat
meat U! their own government llost deeply,
srd bitss!ly rr-ent the outrage of leaving them
r:..-Jusrs during tee war. simply because tkeir
i'r:a Of service having expired, the Yankee
,lr,:!i be givin: IL, soldier and eating
,.ia.hs-sa! u,an ia return. Diseased By the
r!ma:e and Lepistssd by ,,is feeling 81 ahsn-
d .ig,n;It, nary Of :uess PRISONERS arc anzi1us
20 Eat 81. ii their nlns and. 10 10 this, snaiy
II :iiacl 5.;as artisans, they are willing 10
,.ao ru,l:oynlvD5 araous uS others SO will
as 20 enter cur racks and fight fer US, Id
;;,ay fonnh. O.: ;t,s Yalhses that is, Tor The
j.... Iae,e prisoners believe. aud We believe,
sh:.: ths enemy has no purpose OF ever ex-
e.;a.r,:nr :Aai.. By special exchange. if per-
i.;:l, Ia viii withdraw certain iayoriss off,
.ora o- the friends Of Influential politicians
mt he rT:;uis sol.!ior, whose term Of ser-
.ics a., rspirst. Will 10 left to de III prison.
Gfr lag ;:- lie ih!C;:a!. hb bert lie eau until
rs!1o tHaratas !l,i tog what atp.ili te
.:,> wish reGari h rl.ene prisoners? II rern
...,,:.! tn anl!nt. aid distributed UiIUng the
COMPANIES aI,i scattered throughout cur ar
l:irs sul acted 81 The int1aoIneo nj ssso.iai;on
aSi,h cur ms;I. many thousand ceu!!y good Sol !
d.arI mag bs obtained, while artisans and Ia |
as.Hss val i'r Supplied to our trades and iuan |
u:ln:.r"a. We would suggest that emissaries |
ic seat - sound :hsse men, fad out their |
y hsH. :ufS hlis. them. eitacr tnr soldiers or
:,b,:osa. a. for tbs enemy doing Tho samoI
'Si.i; our soldiers it is impossible to make them
t:-h. il tie Yankes armies. We have con-
;.r.sd in Rich mot.l vita mon who took the |
,:.,.. cf allegiance, ind wero sent to remain |
..c.t:. cf :'';la,islphis." during the wnr, who
49,, rnx IN tho tgenrlt1a "r RhsnreEart'a etmy !
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