Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-11-15
CONACEIpTION Of NEGROES.
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"S2'a!i:r Of TO Army cf Nr::i"rn l:r,
si".a," w.yi::es he fy!!gsag in !nsyr oi -:
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M..srs Ejio7: Il j! tia po:.cy of Il: =
! isI+r;sto GyY=rl;.>at 10 pa: :!.c at.;:I il ..@
u;.:lta-g se:sio. ~ syii:ers? This qu.s:i \, IL
/ enc rhica * 10" gI:uFyi:t tA3 rnr!ia Hu..t.;
to . very grsa. tx.sh., aGd Especially .o q Ga.
| ya;s4d sUiyng .ne tei;ars Gad p,,D g: -: array
| v'i.iah "; beer f.: ~ long II !iG!c bresa.ec:z
! 10. EHsii pro!.cri2r, iher'by enti,iitg th.;n-
selvsa to x Yoico in the mattsr. Hains i
| Hsct=d With the m!i!ary service mrsdif. :nIi
tao;iug how deep an iits,oat the soiaar hss :,
| s:aks, | address thsse few lines 70 tia Pc pis
stn:rAliy to proshnt tho riaw in s'hiah ,:.i4
sulPartaut subject ia bshtid by ,hs wsr- wo.:
| veterans Of BATHS fields.
Tl'ss Our independence will b1 ensiaF1i
iah!y, nu patriot rrps to the gallant nnt sls-
Eiaus dad who hsyo erishsd lii this Eli uFg':,
will Fer e nivnac::s t.ss,:ot; tfo oclJ qGOns,oE,
therefore, is the hc6:;;G-hy which bhoas !92s :
ys.rs of endurance al p-tlsn. soE- r:ng easy
no shnrteasd. Wha: is tbs saiao &C ,To -
cTs: G;sto AuflIet i!iiwS;ni fLa7cs, i,o:uoia,
riiy, " thas If one vsar Of srah aeGTi2o Is ,G-
armies SO nov p9sEiDs? Ii il t;pt hu da:y oi
thesa suqtu 10 atsius ia their G~'n rr.te! rag I:
L,. ih0m ts clothed, icd hbd n0mpsrsG::d ~
the private s1liitr, tSsn "a 1t an ;lot Of tnius-
ticc to n,sc than 20 tun dangers OK hs:.ia IL
tuch was as this, which il now b.jng waa til
upon us7 Thu manner in which this Inc 81
ppiipy viii tssr upon tho negro il t:,e 9n?g
light in which it should be ca.sd&ssa i,!r
aurbly 30 patriotic people as h.Ys aa:ii6art!
nrar,y everything which mar toida daa- IN
this world as tho saTins Of Southern io;ie;,rn
dance, will lot hesitate, when IL i, deman-
ssrarad t.. lhcm that taia species Of property
g al-u needed, They hsEE g:v:a tf2i> h"rs =.
cattle nn:f oT6ps; "h9 ftcn'i ;hrJ $50: n;:n 90:
tiie seryant 'rhr &3rF- ,ah Farm u - ,:'l"7
tbs latter? Ia l.nt, j! Is hGTa:g 2 gin, isr 10
islia i0ngsr neeleI. That is ~ say, m GT,.:y
IS h|soks could he raised. WE1 hsrs l.f y ~
employment whatever.
WIZ fho7 stand c1lHsuT: 10 .tanSar! Whst
troops Of ths enemy haso hiyaGaed more ID
l5rlnireliy upon Cur hrAa:swHrEs. snd fru5h
NOR. gallmniv th..a :aeir colG:eh? viii tre:
nct hsft rJr t:uir lnastere apd .nis!Icss-s. t+r
,atir bones aud frseides, bos;c- thar iar t:ci7
w3rs: ennn.ics--.hs Northora miniar=
Cipt;.a and fes,l them well, 10: their ci6cers,
from the lowest nun-coic n :sacped - :ao c;ir
Il 81, be wbi.os s'rioty di9ci plaed and prc.p;9a
that the siuvc viii nubl; do his duty. r. s!:a
gallsas dnr7ivnrg OF the war, WHO vii. inGsa.
back q. a;.d tsik Of tho stormy Days when ti:ey
fought for saeir young tDassss, les US a,Tsri
t,eln thrir freedom. With tais in,:rcnu,ri.t
a;ro t,a;,ra them, thsy viii tli.5t i!'' ,:,a:2r,
& eI e.arn,y - is.l sill more tho i:icrar:F Of
t,eir p2f.i ~ dftlls wh:s 70 tbs: b,..5a $50.
TIC greatest drawback to oar glorious ar
lnioa las sl@nys bsen want o! ti.2;n;..a.
wnica ir kas beon iia possible to gi5o .he:n,
III i:cc0nGt oi iha popular nnteTiai e whic!, j:
il a:rnpased. With the negro, his ha1 he7:
i;fa os discipline this portion Of Z a2;d!ss?s
duty will consequently fall naturally - h,:.;,
Got will pravont a.! insubordinst!ca wii@:.
Iaigas Otherwise be txpsc;sd to &rise. -
:h,roush is thsir respeo, to their superio:s
thas none would spuTn equality in5ra qui,1.
" OF mose heartily than they wou!h. Lsr the
O lYcrmnlsnt 90 only careful II .teir Ss:e3.:an
of the commanding officers, nni our ooio!ei
troops can be nlaio superior by fs7 30 th1.D It
The enemy.
This iins Of policy would sia9 Ss.a ;s9a, t5:-.
dsse the thirty thousand oftnr saiel. fa:!3T'-
d:itiere now iingsriBg il Eo.:ae:n r::so'>.,
for it would put TO resi- ito qutetin2 0! ts-
change. estting tho negro on g par With :ha
IIsgrl aud .bh :.fits with tho Wli;s. ,:h:a
course Of ac!i9n, when kncwn to tho enemy.
will oap5: the ds.e,tions to us from u5 cJiorad
raEinents IL iar cutaum6er those from tic
white; it Will e]so acs with trool erdaus to:eo
upon tho minds of the Northern people, i1T
shcn they wi.l truly know st.at wu era unis:i.
aye cctarmineA 10 ,inaes Of po,ii our Thoughts
often reresr to tbs .:ays 0i ife aucicns, wfs.
tbs G,eeks ana Remains wora in th.i7 g!Irf,
az! compare their Dcipr5 20 CORA. IL the
var, how Curious 10 us tho c0nparia1a b. 10.
~ it g0.s. Why shoul: va naT o.,.spi.sd cd
maks it perfect, by not only imitlsi1g i!'ai"
haro,a 7irsuo sni sol:.ssorii;!as h.aso-p. pc;
BIZ slso allowing oar slavea their share il Ii:
cgup:.rlGr: Of Tho glorious past. W!isH ihe
grand colossal raoE umens ID erscte'! - th2
giusi9u1 'usknown dsad,' il y"ars Of ln:;',
psaos and prosperity, Let Us rs a'!o 70 !is,
tss children ana grandchildren OF 1ui :I*ri-
m=u ard point tG the inaoripsion to the ::;>!c -
ry CT the faithful slaTes Wha did .aeiT dai7
defending thoir masters even "to Tho bitter
end" Slavery will sill exist OILY n s. 10
bler and higaor fo.uI, t.o master au'! 2:2s-a
mutually feeling that cash, as il TIE days of
hat5ry. ia prepared 10 sacif,e cvsa u1s1 lilo
Ter thu stEer.
SOLDIER ARgY CT NoarusRs VIRGINIA.