"Our sympathies are all confined at home; yet it is just possible we may help those devoted Copperheads in the only way we know how—also, that they, on their side, are now about ripe to aid us in the only way we could accept their aid. If our troops should this summer appear within their borders anywhere between Cairo and Philadelphia, they would be hailed as friends by a population pretty well cured now of Pluribus Unum. Their cry would be, not Union, but deli- verance. Wait then, and watch, and keep your lights burning, ye Knights of the Golden Circle!"—Richmond Enquirer, 18th May, 1863. |