Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-01-05

III
our Stats did nat become v'"i- = - mi
{. ofederacT BIZ a epecia! ac- -, &c ''-. =.
Mr.. Fore said tlat wa he t2chrich. -
gal question. Is lis vas rot .r;!'aiG'hy
i,gsl struggle; !: ,:Gs n Ecr"iu:.on. 9''Hs
sore or ouil,icn .hAi Il s::,tn could =" 'Nt
,rc,nt Nv act OF gyuyCnti"a. III .>t"'" st!
Missouri did not so,c!r hv ar' q t'1r"''i'a.''
nd vet were that St1'c nf r"T:f:"i:Gi IA
Ibis door, he should cen der himself s%-
,ludcd as Representative of ic:Ulf:t Sc -
But her people have, III Oh i"rn' OF ;'n.'a@r'
evinced thcr dey0'io , tho G.'7r, or "@a
their title tn admission. and. thcc2'or', ~ Sa'2
to Missouri: YOU ere = 'Ir. ''' Farce ~
this Conieieracr' lie cII,i st. ii.i "ohi4
not.look to tech"ical:;cs in any ,uesi..n al
fec:inr her right. And 80 he -a:l ct Mary
land. III courts of equity There was primer
Dle well known, which Was ~ cais !.r tia'
as done Which ought TO be dong. a!5 CI,
gre-s had declared ti@t III: strng:'- E'tn!l
no, el.l uml.l every !Uae al M"rYianI S'''
WIS free @: the Invader Ia 'sh.":!I act rpo"
this principle, and la waited =" tact 10 re
knoyn and kept baforc,th tho ra"r,c / Mary
land. IF they ..ai 4 fir 'ct;aMy" :" vr'e ."
believed they would is il. liz vo2;G 'era'e
States t..-murrow. iIa thought tl:1 h'tl pnS''
70 be referred icr roTis!i.
NJ. Hn.3aAy sad he was j. FAVOR u :Ho
sbli,e, O. the bin, Tut nOs Q! ihc Nay III "'''c''
il W.. =, be ACCOMPLISHED. lie Mi'.Is" % H"'e
tn, :. ,racters out of the country WI" ca!'e
from .;.r North, and wh1 refused to EFT Ut
a.. ,.u5 maintained his i"rn:cr i'r"HrsiH'i''
tia, Il was Contrary 10 ini@rhht!IHii! Ia" I"
force ,Acnl in he arm". &c hnd b""fu i"t
rho first i'm. -ireIl ,he :oHile!naH tr2m Len
nsssc,--t.,a5 citi2sas Of Luui.4na had been
free; ip,a tho United States svv"icc. 1t was
strange niece Of ;rtorma:ioa since ne't"er
him .a,f ror anv Of hi: colleagues Il.n Lj&i-
siana had ever heard 0! it batrrc.
Mr.. FrCrl said that those citizens 20 "h"i"
he had alluded h:l Lcea subjected :" ths test
"a tea, which either made them Citizens al
the United States or drove tEom ir"n the
c,u.irg But n"sUniY were ttieq dririi. e.
i%c.,s !ato their service. but wei' cnH"rToit <
their slaves with0ut the >haduw ol the irriAT
l.! of Al uaI,.
Mr. CoHx.u said that tie question was,
have they forced Confederate citiz"ns ito
their army? In .h1!r many at, Il unex'
amplcd tyranny, they hal dog: ~ =: th ac:
rs this, not from any rccari: /" N" rr2Its al
,he citizens, hut ii"Ii an u,I,aisaI"v irs re-
/ card Cor the law ni rai''I2. H.. believed that
very citizen Of I.:yl;.ul III ou" :ni'is' Should
/ be wiling 10 fighs for us bat Inns jar It MS
/ . Historical ana legal !a2i tl:at Maryland was
one Of the United States. az! therefore comes
ire Ily under TIC provisions 1f ti''' act. y
! BIZ vas passed last sc-inn @%GiG,.:Gc Nary
! Ia id5rs rom the CONSUMPTION. This th' ;.un
them on the same footing rs Tie ci.iznn' ct
/ Massachusetts, NJ !, .!s-c:a mcn Shouts! lie
considered rs residents aGI5n.r'. iIu.i;cis
OF me-. l., ri in he N.rciicrn &,,a'"s :."rc IN
ear arp.i.se.uL III fr:a gallant service. Il
there X.r-n any ucw TG'iu...: ~ 10. - n"
army. t&cr h-n.i BE trc: -! - C0a!-'iGrG:a
citizcns ~ IS q. Il ris.imics, a'r = "0ulc,
;here;r.,, .us-e-t traJ ,'rc ID, AL ne:
,.ailnirg - n4 ci'Iail3 u imy y! tHH Em,iI-
s.n s a;cs," *. he stricken o..:. AMI ;':o
,!ausc AL nae. hyrn IN AT" 4 tnc N'-:atTn
states or Teir,tur.c:, w'.0 sal e IN the C"1
.aderale Suites ON AM fr5r tan IL t:y vi
N.r Lcst shall be rrcsu.!si t. Law: rirr"d 20
hn," !r'ome citiGrns oi 10 Lnaic:r:","
S!.t.s .j eha!i he !iablr +, ''.r r;,:." ,,i,e..'
r....I, - uiityr "i,iH"r,s."
Mr VEsr said that III" quc.tioa in:o.i il Il
this Till was 80, in regard to III. 6,aiu'.: H@y
district CT Louisiana ~ Missouri; hot Il "a
mho;her lneu who have fed iroG! the Llac0.n
draft are 10 be permitted 10 ::j." rciI.:a u.
his Ccnfederacy, t. CatUn eve! !h!iE a"d -
nothing for the cause. Thee nru are called
! refugees, whn haze Z rTac'siy hHi 'n"if hr;: >
70 escape fsht!HS0n tier si.;r. Vi re -" 20
lie told that this C5Aicic:lcv vas T. bC :. hr-
zen of refuge e. every c1"&!GiS eku!A-r
We're We 70 r..,-i.; sch mar !, : rla here a!.d
deliberately cont! .bu;: e. car si.iT:ilipn. N
order that 'h"- might SaTt ,rcm-"Ir:, :Er1i
tho ;.nril. - war Tore w,tc j., ms cay,
?;c hi a-.'o-.oai. fr.,d tUcntY.i!'c uu"dred
- .hr,a =. ~ nj ,xaigF.i .;."utct 10 Mary
! ianGcr<. Mr aan: "iia9y!ani, my Mary
! land, ;" with the torch ni5c hcT tnn!e doors, .
and all that sung about town. aad no sooner
does 4 man from N"rY!.nt cInlc here than Ge
enters into every sort VI speculation, Qnd c'lEc-
Ibis Maryland" 10 lc rcscaeL iron the 'lcs-
uo;'s heel" BY Confederate va;or while Ken
iackians and Missauriaus, wiz, the marks 81
Norihern degradation upon their efnac!At"J
limbs. no soJlrr egt hero than they ire sc:Ant
~ TIE c7nscrirt c!Ilcer" and iannc1 up, +" he
sent II i.ith0u; c"rc:nnny Il i.ic i;e.G q" na:tlc
lie was call"d rrra recently TO aid srr!c 81 iii5
gallant kentuckians VIA had iart arrived by
flag of truce and who were se:zsl by the c'sl
.crips officers in this manner MAJ Of thrn1
bore upon heir wrists the marks o; handcutf'
they had worn in Northern triso;.S. On thi
ape steamer came half dozen iuely dressed
iaGi. iduals from Baltimore, wins STOP cd atone
* the best hotels, and after dinner cCmiGrta-
i9 le!d back and picking ihc: teeth, Patriot
icaIly averred that the South voulf Ger
.nly smcceed," 'thc South must sue eel, >
md similar encouraging declarations: h:Ii t:,"y
:s,'t care not to come forward and l'i"arf thSlr
ID to iba: success. AZ representative .!
}Iissourians. Il. home ard ceih the field, hr
could say. We have proven or 2"al." and
could ask, have they proven 'neirs : lie de-
-.red 10 say tn them that il tlicy conc here 81
al must DC t. work, ami got L. ";tt mi y
!"c an. no dead heads with ~. Tne nhi'c-
t!ors to the bill he did not dean sufficient
It's application was very plain, and the phrase
p!ogs was qnite good enough
MIR. MrIrs said ,ncc il had hcer :hc nTa
riablc practice &C this Government u obsrryr
with ocrurulcms nicely the laws .; nalions
but the cLc,ny's cou,ompt fer I'll .as- 'ocMj
and i:teraa; i..::al rendered i. rrcrer that wC
should aiya;ce ,u- retaliation ,Ti;h hi meas
ures pari po&Su. WY l:onId we ;.,!I up iyl
ourselves the international law, when tbs
cutrages Of the ener.y every day showed ii}e'r
contempt for it? Within Iii: pat :cw weeks
We have had evidence Il ,nref i"!.uman bar
hari-y, inflicted in T. :s:cfn North Ciro.iGa
hy ;hs enemy, upon tao l=d!c,, wlro wor,
,cized and pvea tied and carr:,d Away =
rriSon in Norfolk ~ ir hell: ~ lca!ages Tor /;
negro who had been, captured b" our :Tncps.-
They have also taken our citizens. bnrtcf
their homes dfirca ticm ont Of ;l.eil lines. q
seek sympathy acd protection in Gu: midst.
Mr. Sx,rn, of Ncr'd Ca:aiina, here. by tia
courtesy 81 to e"-tl"man fr'n! South Caro-
Ina, ave detailed a"coun, Of tla outrage
,lrn:, 'he ladies above aiinded to, anf, ai.t
up;a sarerel gen !!cc,"a :c.ii;nG ;r The saT '
r;c!!on. the account has been published II
he city papers.
air. CuAxEaIss. CT Va. asked The grnllc
man whether the people in t''ns section n
North Curo'ira hal hot apr "a'c'' - Go:ai;'oi
Vance to withdraw the Confederate troop