Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-17
We this morning give soine ad0:-
tracts from Northern mpcrs Of The Ten. |

Of the woundsi and iotcr,ncn. o! the je:.j.
Dut few wounded were lcuu!. Is scyeral
days had elapsed siEce the bstsle. many bG.l
probably died from exposure ;LieIi". The
tlostsd form Of mans poor tcllhw. wIi1sc
nsms had been enrolled among the ''iGissing,'
was found lying between the lines nn,! buried
where it fell. Decomposition lad already
commenced, aud in MANY cases Identification
wsa impossible.
During the arnlis.irs the rthe!s orcniY rr-
hlbitet themselves in their works - m,tresH
the soens which. 10 both parties, wa: uua Of
pe0uliBr interest,
All fring along ths linesIrcnss, II. {: ,'r!o,:h
and 10 few mOInsntH nltur curious eve, Gcr-
pssring above the works Of the oppu.irS Er
miles, wherp ten miuuts. before they wuu:d
have teeu greeted with leaIcu slowrr
A short time after detail lrun every h:!-
gsde. consisting Of u surgeon. ac:ompsniert
by tho pioneers and stretcher- bearers. riounr
ted the works, preceded by a wilito ilIg. and
advanced midway between the works, where It
was net by q similar detail frun the OH er eide
Il tewmGnents conversation on che 0l, !cct o.!
the truce, nuI both parties proceeded :, cs 90
It ,rs the intervening space for their dead nri'l
wounded. The task Of burying tho f'rnier
nnd removing the latter concluded, the n.,
returned. although hostilities nt III any point
wele uot feheTed during the night.
LiNcJII AND raf BALfiAakg 'cSYE5ri1a.
Whom Abraham LincDln Wils verbally III
formed Of bis Ioulliasiur,. t,v replied, 81 know
10 rea-an to doubt that shall accsr. til, aou,-
inatinn rendered, - yst, perhaps, | should
MT d:hiaro definitely 6sinrc re'.ii"g nni ron-
aiisring VIA; + -, ~: to 7Iit!arm" "
The Wss,n y:.trn 'h.pm!,li..'.,;.' - nrli:!i!,<
q tbs u.:ion "r The G1nvcntion. says
At islf-rn.t twn u'GiH:k Yesterday. d.;.
pa.cae5 were sent IL the President u; lille:
ent pcr.ona, ANNOUNCING hia r. nomination.
hui lie wns absent from biz oil .i.; rom ~ ttr,
White liouse, a. t!ic tim;. ~ ,iid H"t -,
them. Some two brurs alEcr%iEd, guOraaG
Of lis own nnIniaut!nn, he ta.iai at t::e N.:r
O3co, nEd accidentally saw " ae-rlfHh thar.
announcing the EuuIina N OF NJ: johnson
for Vice President
Tue Pfesieht h1pfr" II al 'ur.ri.,. ~ !!iu
rrirtou5 a tiI:i ui The tJ,.:ait'" .ta g 'T:-':iei
10 hita. and Thought il hal ~! lbs ~; !.'iGr'
ths hn:.a. tui Hils asked ts ~, ,i.s-t ':.',' II
lia lad not roen hesrp:ah 'L!'..u':@'T., -.
uxh re liirIniunti"u tur tha 5.esii i.E"T ~
his replying that l,c ni i.us. &c ..'!N i,,'.,:.!
thai such lasp..riI had i,reu -.n; :, Aia.---
ia tLsn explained ;hAt probably his nhoerr,
from his official r0uu in tue Executive han-
zion wax tie reason Jf bis nor haeiI +: seen !:
lyon returning u the E1scusiys si.n-:nH "a"
rreSid:ut found the dispatches rcIs:t:': -.
ANNOUNCING III. RECOMMENDATION Ht h,if r..t 'sS'
u'clyck.
"ASY UrHEa aaI."
Th. Herald" has Il lcu;t!y editorial upon
the u",Ainees Of The E.I!itnpre Cnnrertion.-
It attacks Linauln with g:ea, bii:rr::cs-. ar!
calls iur Irant. Msrlel!an. Sherman, Has
c)ak. Thomas. ar any olier m.:,." |, "rr',@.,
the rsiil -pltsr. The '' Herald" "::yS:
The termination Of Abraham l.'n2oir ',r
second term Of tDur yrars in the PrrSit:lncr.
has fallen like wet tIahke. u2n" i'r leaders
"i the ra,!ical abolition elanleat- .! tie ="
publican party. ~ re:ancile them Ia GA
Abe, ai ttat they coui.i have asked E,r nu"r
any other man il t.,ur:.iei il rho y.liGi GiIim "i
the nominating Convention but still JLey rc.
gard themselves as the yie:ins of Il Ir.i bM
gain. They cannot be jolly: they io nr; pr,-
tend to bs e; c;sniurtab!e ;h'y have ;lc;? re-
srets, dcuiss, lnisg;cing4 and anpceheas.,'.a
70 such m eI.ant ttls. We are a'fa'G i'::i 80:
h7 OF m. track saj hi;iac. nHe! | Il 'uc.a:
Fremont he!nrr the summer il r'r!c
The New i;lk 'sfrihuna." l. r-i..'.r'. :.
stead Of i,ailiny Old Ahe's s rru,.l.s.Iu .,,''.
"liDd bls,s AhrnLLsn l.E,pIn :. -. IL !.,!'I
his rrdt einal,irath rr'.'!:tFna.I'u. r"u,ca
iorsh with :, hait.!hs Es';. '!i:f"rs"L ia.
and b very i,!o'ul Icrr'.,:, tr - i Ni.i." '}"i
is ap!srten>iYe t.'A. i.i"::ln : t'"i:..t "i !'..
Isrr inl,sciiticz snd usurpa:iHrs "' "a" -:
th.ec years, with Il. their rr.:sitIi c.:.-'
unences will make su heavy :. u.!ri nFrn L'S
bnek as II Lreek hin'down. In ;a3', III IN"
hates a!i spitss and Il ghts q: = l""r .vc.sr,'
lnonieutOus struggle mre IN. Do rHIarsd "N
against him" Accordingly. Greeley Was ii
faYor cf spiking this guG, and II hrh":rG
furSarI new mar w.!h II ciJ;:s':r BE-: -
health. There is nIIcN rrn;'::al co.Ii"hT
sense iu this view ni III, Iac-:ioG, a!shh.s..
we verify believe that the nSa rsr':ho ''.i: =
tions 6f Uroeley Ia Iic, Ia l:c it, The ,'.'i ,i:'t
Mr.. Seward and his COCA m.n FTit:tN. 1bn'-
l,w Weed, have been retained md Ill ':'m.
tinus advancing III favor Is. the @!:iI: /! ,",r,
Gun stairs and dnwn stair. intr:i.h'tlri:;:G
the desperate snd Irn!ratted r. Il. i.'r i',.e"
years VI the Gteeiey faction to n.'p!;.a' iii"
lucky courteous and runninS ,.,iltc.. rrIri.
sters, Dir. Seward and his hem. LAP.
The poo,s cf lLs Evening pu,l' ;.rc ~
dslnslly dole(ul oSAr the COnvc sriOn ,;;uD J.
of Lincoln ~ tie Tribune" fhey connl..:n
that "Mr. Iincoia is slow" that "le .niAT.d
his Lest opportunities - pass" :i,:i. w:ti.,.n,
knowledge u men. hn COTS uln'.l hi.n II ,,'.r-
thy y,tsona, Ike Cameron. ana ,'!,nss :, U.':-
lass ihstr.,meutp, Ike M;Ciel.,".' tLn: "s ~
tons IL sahe1ners slri inu,'n.rs, AMI t!'.'
-: ,,,,,. H.. I,,
into it "is the lart eIpsdien',' that 'thorc IL
nothing high, generous or heroic in the tone
Of bis ADMINISTRATION tina! he hiss bean :,
teIupuria-s with slavery, and still Continued 10
deul too renderly and obseyuiously witt il
after sll the world had discovered that slavery
WA the oauss, the purpose aud the strength
Of the rebellion. But yet. upon pinch. and
considering that he IL how associated WIN
Andy johnson. and has his instructions la'd
down in the new party platform. oia Ape
may be tolerated, and may possibly become
acceptable for y second term even TO the dainty
but fanatjesl radisals nt the post lie Is
bitter I'LL to swallow. but if there il no help
6Lr It they will try 10 guip him down. They
have some inie; ,:.t ia the public plunder, OF
| they would 'i,up him at once.
Now. eli suah things ccrur in tho greer
tree. what shall We have iu the drg?" Kins
Ghoddy has thess dis:atorial anti slavery
radicals at last under Lis foot, excepting th'
legion that, foresseing what was coming
struck out ct the Cleveland convention for TN
independent radical, free soil, free speech, fre
| men knd. Fremont movement. AS the Presl.
dentisl agitation, thus formally inauguratsd
goes 90, the abolition radicals will be absorb
ed In the independent Fremont organization
and the honest, original snai-slavery LiDcol