Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-10-11


1851 ::iicte /: nsy tase Cannot tell, but be
; I;f7e !hst ;,iat . y looks upon our cause q
k1i7. sol irst II 2nE 51scly GO inquitous. -
ii; ~ .:.:;t sis FL 5,.t Udsnes-. bit il 8,
! ;,t:n;. H. is Il:l ar!T. lie. RDd in Ills goo;
l'Ia7::r.,= = II e.c:=. u= old ueser issset th,
t':gt.
Al ~. a.y ieie n.t.try women, who's,
..a: :iras: - an;a e! v but you will do II
''e iu',ra; ) ii Who huro clothed tho snliie1
AID a"n! a'm f3rlt, TO tai:l@; Hh3 have hung
D;i9n It's rear III tho aruies aud ever stood
ready 10 soooar .:'a S1undrd who have lirst
tie rarsie ii minister to The fesbie, and poir
r!the asin@;a !Ien7an. You, too, have dane
y"ur,;Hly. fnu lave given up all. You have
soar Your tu, ban,s. your fathers, Jour sons t,
tho almy hrt y"a must d. more. You n.us,
IKE your influence to send all 10 TIE frcnt ard
'crm public opinion that sbhll mako the
ssuiseT 1.:srs"l ms,ard lesvs him no house
wbereln no Can shelter. Aad you, young Is
dies, w79 nro got 10 marry, let me tell you THAI
wktn t|s a'ini1s comes between o ono armed
"ne-ieEcsd Soldier, Cid one who has grown
fit m nstsTii0n al hvt1o aEo3ss rather to cling
To .he ar1,inEs aieess.
There Gra Gnme / know who hass locked
rrac Confederate legislation NJ needie.sIy
;ia'rh %"usG ,ha: IL Guu'd heps been unbs
acFsGrY. would that .;;oNis coIld have lcon
brought in market Ththat tiiGn imprease!-thss
the srmi's could haze b%en filled BY volunteer
Irg rs'''o' t:aa ly CONSUMPTION, ard vel lock
urah s!a 'h'f3r II tho r@re just. va iorca
al t'lNn Ia H'Rk- r1eI:a, ray taxes. servo rn
lntiHs; shy should not Oil fight your battle {?
w 4j':hinn OH tais 5uejeut has not charged.
| behaved AID believe Dow it is just that it
would hh7n been ba:se' had it been the policy
i5tra e. beginning o; tho Wiz, tni endur .
it in ell its length sud bgtad,h, ond dsett.
Deeidaa. however, those forces, We hays
o.neya. For this Tho Reserzes have bcen Or
raEizad; and on those and On the disabled sol
disrr, who, fstthSal to Tho las., will Gshs
though fheT ceaaOa nisfoi,, tho dofencc of tho
oily 81 Augusta must resi-. When your line
sba:l have boon o6mple;ed, these fGrosa CON
held Augusta against any force but u large
arH'E, End w:en that comes, q large Amy will
no .. liberty 20 meet it. and such I'm army ycu
shall have. (t3rsat applause.)
some thare ne, roo, who never set o SQUAD
ron in the field, who yet prcifor their sdcics
tteY can rlGn in their cla6ots the CAMPAIGNS
Of general, ard write the State pap:ra of an
executive. I do cot ga:nsay their wisdom
bur lei .hsm 20 to the front and there give us
the benefit Of their Hcr'icca (L.ughtar.)
WY critclss general or rail at the exrou.
river Thay lave ventured all, and everything
they hGro is dependent on the result. Tnsir
honor, their reputation, their future is at
stake. If You ara assured Of their good infant,
| their steady labor, tktir constant effort why
destroy confidence in them by railing? In
prarGftinn IL they err should they b. treated
| with 'enianoy. in proportion as the executive
| i. pufhliI.d .t!:aiI criticism BIO friendly and
error DO pointed out '::i,hiY. So isr as tasy
| iei short 81 for 10 they naad support.
T%a 81 these genlo!cc: who Grhssed this
| Ea"y win Ele yAu have oheered, esd y6u hove
c!ss:rcd lheoi haoai;:;i YOU respect thus who
:';.ye iraHiT SeT,ured ,hoir lives n yonr de-
| fenGo. One ia GsOr2ig'J Own Hon--iho hero Ct
1oGny ho!d fought Ael.a--y9iir o&n g61d ailt
!ua Hardee. (Cheers.j l[af5er WOO, as Is
captain, approved hirnssir ssr!Y bravo and
! hr,liinnt soldier. arG Sha a3H goes from one
post CI duty to Hn;ah61; vbo, leaving the army
ahGVa. gr'' /" MAKE good tina do:onoo of Sa.
TaD6ll ;;,Ia::'. Enur tee.
TIC h.:::f. f.: nr".ar1, (chaers) goes to
a:f" l!H ,1:r>. liz f,rtuuez, Tic nia!ortunos, if
II 81 g. =: ~: army III GaorsG Hs gnes
1.,.h t.Ec'c l'lrPp;i, t. sS;vt NheTe direct,
srk!n% i" faFiicr!ar place. dcniring no special
coz; ,urd; Ear. IL tha spirit that nude gene
IN :. corporal: e. :-!.t:' sag; anl, SO golrg,
;Iunt b. HI::, G1t IL bi3od. but t. conquef.--
iCresi 1i:2lauaa.j
"ith ,A:-s hopes ] - III Virginia. Late
'.'"l:i:a th':i t4r* E=e!. s.&f:aoraEed III the
.ai.GT:T.:, ard HE ia CT 7i3;;,TT IL now ast.
sing ID QUE !a73r. ta-Isst haa dlsp5 I'D u the
4nomy tbs: he!d ira in check % l9uy, end IL
SOC g6,rg M thr riser. Ewaaring onward to-
tfart iii T3;'5: F.i'.lng victory ai:ur pict0r7,
toj.4,.e:ioI add % n,nqler.
- u. god ri";i. IN h5niniv rhfass, pus
s:a' r. 49, - ~: Tiiaoi, .ni 1'"ct 7:hila j.
81? -.-.--.-----
ms two main Ianf0. t:li5: h-!nre the new
ievics ,,ruid aaSs 81 ;;2G, HE d.mft, and the
intr q! ;sa1rs;u to 'ssd the srn!cG end help
:.:as ,elt :ara, o:s EIse!lency treught hio re-
mark T.: :. 1i:ac sulid enthusiastic !:cer=
! Ill. :s3rEEaAan's e. sE1H.
(la7ara: ;:,s,lrolar'! ;.a;rg la:Ily CHILLED for,
| ,9ra Iorwar.' So st.n rs 'ba music had
| ,rr-ed, Els! Nan fucriead with tho wildcat en-
;hupie'm. ior IL iu,r morisnis tia gallant
coidlcr ,:God ra1tinrices and aijent, the
| ,.vncsr?7 ii sill nya-, and tbfn. a. the crowd
In y,.: mia I,ti!tGt -@,.I1cas proceeded to re-
.ur,, ha .nanks IL: he kind reception tender.
ii ,iu-e Taaeptnr, E:wG7er, 10 could not
hu. thnI: mora homage 10 the cause than a
.s,uirl meni i,rrsDrnl TO biuiaelf. Altar the
slcr.ent =TiS7.,:I If tsa Fr:,ridsnt he would not
attsn.ys mIr7 Ism ~ ;0T words, bu. in those be
world eay tG>;r ia .2is ready % &C wherever
iha Pre- S:I,.:G ;sn Il. 81 uTdsr hr, and II
fcht TIE rn+u7y oi: every single foot OF ground
10 had fired, he con;rded, the ilrss eur
Ct Fort Sumter, snd hoped 10 should live long
enough 70 ire tho last. tremendous cLssr'
ing IL war we must axpeGt occasional rl
rer.;s-Ia;oi7 some ilsd hsGc!lan us-but, witt
:nr 5,ao!,!s JrHsenti7g oaa solid front 10 tht
eun,l7, fucoaEa Hra5 he Hur.. H. could no
kGiipYa .Se,c VISA any 80 baeo ~ to b. q slavt
to .i:s:Tankers, and. Tor limaolf, he wonlc
7a7 he would Hooaor inJ down his life, SEQ hi
family perish and his property lnat forever
thau live 10 sae his Country under Yankee rule
Enthusiastic spplauso.
Gsw. HaRpsSs sr1rcd.
Amid loud criea for him, succeeded b,
cheers of hi5 afPasTsuas General Hards
prncn:iisti to ray he WIS turning 70 tn
presidau. no orator an Brntus WA, (hp
piausa, and ccrla MT naake much Of a Hpesoh
nor did ~ teke the Nsyn Teic0me he ma
rret, rrescrrine to bali5EH, With General Beai:
rP96N-. lt WAS niCIo cue IN tDo Eaiit'i4t He
he had 70 lstsl7 commanded. Some curiosit
nigbE 10 felt es 20 how things were gong o.
ss the front, and sas suTioei.y, ke ha7ingjut
CINE fr9m there, ne would eadeaFor to salts
II. The General theI; proceeded to give
resume Of tho operations attendant on the Ia
Of Atlanta, and ooi::';3stt by sayns be hs
, had Il conversation with tbs General command
ing, O short time before his departure,
wkioh that tfic5r Lad told him that On Tue
day nezt (!o-day) he hoprd to 10y his clsp
unon rho :;tats Road, End. having oace fxe
= thcn there, 1t YVES not his intention to i
thep loss their hold. Ia closing Gensrt
Hardes also declared it YVES not our fault, chi
our misfortune. that ct Jonesboro We Wei
unsuccessfllI, and thai now, though few wou
., think 80, 10 could declare that Macon, At
gusta and Montgomery were isr better cove
ed by tia p1oRont position Of the army thf