The Darlington Southerner. (Darlington, S.C.) 1859-1883, October 19, 1866, Image 1
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sail memories emue thrnofin^ fuai ttf w | terms w'ith fhrt IhoSt pCWeet faith ; a:id^ up to tljo Hmc wh
iut hewt when I look e^.-iin upwi the | tHal she ban tbe right to detiimd a
men who shared with me for years the
priTations, the perils and the glories ot
the past. And though Bieoting them
under ewch eirov nr stances as the present
is fra tight with many sad reflections, it is
a source of tnfluitc gratriteitrin to me to
see thorn mice more. ¥ou, of my old
ooimmmd. n«*v«r failed to respond when
l coiled nrw.n you. and now that you call
on me to jmn ym in paying n merited
tribute of respect to our martyred dead-
I wo*W Ijc an grateful, foded were I to
fail to answer t»i the apf-cai.
her own ^ororanc
ehargo a single vie
that instruUMUit.
to change it? Did
't'o raeord the names of I ho brave men
who gave theitf liyea to their eouutry; to
•rpctuatw the tuemory of their be raw
inde; to deek their hum hie graves with
m PBi Pi! i .. J* 1 * 1 fdWtfE, as wa aaoura (heir ualhuelv fata,
f^torfoTToirff or btrSlhr^SsncuifT^"* vrW the swAwaA »tli« only pm ifoy's wo
dividual benefW, Mtu-gef rfi WTeeiits adine. uoW hsra. fw oar pawertv, wo i»/»- t> >»
■ .CUation notices, from the Ordinary, $'>. pwrawe sartaMe moi.aim.nts to mar*
Adnuntstratorn oj- rvecutcrs ndtldes vIP.
AunouDOMneal* for tMSee, SJU.
All other advertisements, to inserted f r
a4eM period than ewe month, chuffed »t St
p«r square, first insertion, and !?l per sq*ure
f«a i«iA BaHwaNMf *afc .diJ
fiilU for iidtertiyau^nts to run one month,
o» longer are consiilereil dflc after first m»ci-
tion, for a leu* period to he paid hi udrsneo.
M
8f;
fike
!'bmrvi«K-o of them on the part of the
.V 'fti.. - Wi'rti l to Oiid that eomc voice
m era potetttdkin miner would ut*crVhcsc
truths! V\ »uM to ( tod tiiai the totignoc j of iu provisions ? 1.
of fhuaa great tiuleciuettof CUroiiaa. who ; it as a “tsugue witV
iu tiutv-s pint, waruol,,C(Uui*wlloJ. dvacV | W'<h the davil?'
ed our poopie, were not bunfehl iu ictith, f ant 'd a foaafitiati
or that th »u which juory 'rcocutU stirred not adopt tkc old ai
(ho Soi|therii Leart to its profeundeat, »o^t word fos wor
depth?, *cro cot now n sileut as death i he n hut lulfaa hi
itscif! Du, peibap^ it the midst of this j ever been, no war
silence ao prwbttni, ovea my voice, feeble | o ir ctmii*ry, and
Cft OF GENERAL BAMPTON,
' * DJiUVBHr.DAT
Walhslla, 8, ?iii. IWC,
Bf/oft the Soldier* A.ota-iab'W.
F-Uorr-Ctitism* emetIfrotfof SuMicrivf
PTckcnt .* In rMpottd to ydaP bind Ibvf’
totiou to join you to-day. V haVt ecrtnS tf
mo vf i JM * lirv" '-‘WMMWiM
ivciii 11''\' in tHv afsnr
this occasion. It MfotJi uic great satis-'
taction, 1 assure yaw, to do «u, han iuun k is
emtiiently fo and pmpor titst atesy nt|r-
flriag soldier v>f the sboak). at if!
all p mSlblc'
4 or surpassed, if oyer equalled, iu th<j
(twdr last restfo^ jjtados; kn our dolbat,' caki < t civiliM^i w*' Ja:# The swofJ
we feel that, as for as ha.iwt, wisdom «an j fdfofko aooqiKH Ikt, f w i u uaailji every
fathom, they dhrd in vain; and m our baMfe-ield she w.-is victorious, oud her
grief at thert Ws. w« eas *c:ti*T7 ^ ,, ' i tnewi'ies wite forced to retort ho woip <w
Ctfo thwirdiiwth with tho prifort jaetioc
and the iufoitte mercy of the Alw’fhty.
It wo« not pflMitfo# to riaroiving-irin-
tiicd and tr;,mi6* to ci^nrigii their loved
icmivvn* a ihair last feMse. with alt
the t».4ens uf reawicf and h m.*r; b«'
Villages; ihtv.ti^
pira pf the M\*i
even >he Tttu | m-nt forgwt the
^ P oil, fell holjy(q doll
they sleep, neaartkrico*. in h luorad^ Ilvls mAJese ifosteuyur, Icavng to mark i fu,'men of ihefi
twes. and. ikote -doty uiWy doa« ; (hey
tr
the .-wole wbnre oahe -tlim stood, but ;u*b ; iituvirious son you
»• i’ , • - . ii . . l i l , s
1 * a «s * “fiforb ta-wwit, <
■ • My ali lboin>Mi«Mtry oV iahaw.bic; 1.'’
foo pfons litmd sfdtwelh iheir innter-d «iu»4.
They elwan' whi’Wsver the folds of ir«
rWiw»lvM» amwA haw wdvad in triampM
sad thay 1 fowl lit vwriwg pfoees on the | tlemi ia *-ihj«.s»u.l»bapcs withouitlqMth-
flekis tbatr-valor won. Foav pnv«v»-! is*-«<** nut pr.Md.igaia.-it thecr% «I*ie!i
meat sels qpart .’fid ctmaacsates irraat ! •■■xuu *i tlumi from hamolcf* an I r’arv
Natnuad riemefosirs. cn yaanr soil t»>r! iug ^iv«» agd
those ad»o<.wlHte'f«irediiqrvhat-ooit viflri tlou< »ru.s. whioh
c* nidi bKck'Miod rwtiw AM Vlia -iadtta-
trifl T(W itlreee nfthe HnHrwcrr w.mtim-
!j’ •Jctfri.yed >r stolen, On3 jraattf ’f.imine
tiiTToweJ in the bVitstiys of the invalorv.
Tin: lucu who bud borne wjfboiit a iriitr*
: r every pr o vvli# had heed
you tiuijt brand:
Th* rmtn*- iflf l
Iflatfoiton, Ha*p
I’.ci'i in reverouoo,
typsc of great stater
ids. fitt the moi,
tlfciv iuimortal eu
ed traitor?, and th
V m vriii nut be 1
times and everywhere, nav alt pmnw
fospeet lo the measnmrwvr W ifoVAmms
rades. Another MHefi wAiaitMhCfied me
atrongly to be psesaai to-d::y, was tint I
might have tk« phadtCe «|aiu ,
fo tuway of thfoman vha fought •« teng lo
and so well nadw uiy- e wi„ W ( W d, | r *
lifCtubef with jiriflc th'.t (be fvAtvc Kih
{uuritdt, who new, f^rw In 4. tolilef*
grave, hrougia his gaiiaut amupguy of
moiiutaineers to tight under the boauur
o( my^oKl Legion, on the glbvinus tkJW
of Mauuassas, and I take plCasutfi iima?-
ing liere to day, before (beij - k ntp’fcd ai d
their feHnw ciusoiis, that Uigy did honor
oh lid urn. They laivTd 'ah will; cfoy.f
liah tMv. v . V.ad cr.-wne.) with y^nt morality and
foaaiiui.Mgitrft, m»J they a.'Coaled thu ; Narth
twr.iis udforwl to. Utetu Jay. th- A'.o'k,—
H tui wuretifM) lormsi'. i l.r-u^dut
tin* WU‘4* war t4g NiurUi,.(h- Iv*'d ^0 t’lm
iuwg »ul«mu and anlAVitauwc- ui-iuuur .
wnd that rirv wdok to re cv./bhrii the i tliaMiiqmlitv wlRi
B’lw'y Vhvmii Ufdirii- hr'df 1 fold all t^e ! Irw (bin the N
ba*« A* kri*A||0 wmouafed 0 Onos ; St«Sos. agd *• n,w. * ail o yu*! ri,.|jt4aT.d »Tt.» I «•
ibeWM, of cdiaMfiwr supwltHm —wk.-n epuwl iikwty, 'fhi«. f.ts tltg ^cuo .tiut
dmnl , ib:clafa*ioH of .Hr Lull'-dg. Mr deg,r»l
*' •** w^r >n '' -arntfo »da i" : ,1,4 nijy nr the luuie pi iueipk'.
It ImAfois 1 dofthwq—tw nmn wboido-m ioj; b«- dr-ofttui A** 1 * h..tavi;r tui<lit ho
afo.n^dev n> sbnMkter wifo fovni igl|.i“ th«: result d’tkc w^r, a only wn*M ail
figKriWg for fosrr emutry— us- ngbm ujl th rioatti r 1 Jlt itc-i he ••r®.
i|i Who e tfoiense they taid but liiri- J»i* 'iaa.ir tti>rit<i}hHi«
‘> v «fe»; fo t liow .by all the msa dLiiowita >ct. Tt*c ’ougro s o( . the
life-tfod 'W'ird. Wose wetruacd U> hoap-
ufola gVavws; whiles tl,a men wto iked
on.awri m Mfoitsee of Mmir native iaud
sienp w witHmnbsd of j^irisaps miatnmn
gray or. 'J'indr arhea «k 10 A |K<*Httai
rwftwse i* Sainu»si <’amii.TWfc
■disd •» nubfoii’ w4uo iivu>.
they wr e
the pc tple
u iarr.
the ev®r evade guy
she ever aicubtiuce
Fell and j e'ivciiniht
as it is, may be not wiriiout that weight j what its founder,.
which always attaches to the atirnnwi of and -wtwraigii ritt
truth, anl in this hope, I vauturs to dis- j the strong ties of
cuts our coadittwR and our polipy. What atead of what it nt
then is cur condition ? F r four yesTil de*poti.siM of _
tho Sou‘h wi* the victrm of a ertiel an 1 i with a roaof iron,
unm tvsaary w.u—a war luotked on the ^ vih is, and ever
part of her opponent# bp * barhirity nev- pvopvc sjiiae of thc ;
mi« that the -North has
to this word when
For the South to
the Mirth, she iut
interior in ail point
in >rc Congenial to their nature—lire !»n.l ] tb»f 'he hwr wo n-d.j
famine. Thg torch was opplie l Widi nW i «h»W, sHta ttitirt hi
tiitvpari&g hind. tli a tn ir.s on of the | nesSlie tnust^
roll, ihe eotiafox of Ain; goer, jieaecful ,,n d ®tite RtvcTel’
Bilie framed onq for LacUwf Congress and dutlarcd the nlvoli* !
one evA lay tob r ‘ tioh of si tvery fixed, irrevocable and cun- J
twf Wnf wlausv-af stitutioual. Amnesty for die past had
|id*i;j#%or pi y -fo been repeatedly promised to the riouth, )
yet how many of her chitons are still, in j
the brotherly language of tho Uidiefils,'
. o ity “unpardened rebels,” whibt her!
i» m•'re, wh.-1 'she ! ui >st hbqereu and best beloved Wm lan-1
for boasrT'diri'sha i guishes in a felbu’s cPfl. denfod the sa-
hoMarad ak . cicdrightguarrantecd l y tUeconsitutieu,
Had. the Aofth of a • stFce ly trial by au impartial jury.”
as the Saittii has The Seutheru States Were so to be recog.
hive de-iflated nisei a.i equal m mber* ot the Union.
ti%iou would b\ i They are still esoiuded from fbat Uniwo ;
ifbl—jbo of <Hfuvl uud eveu iu the imi>«isritoD of taxes, tb-re
n4 tugs.lwr by is no equality, for tnc coliou of the Soyitlt
rnai xtS-eiiou, iu- has to bear a heavy ditoriminatiu* tax,
a oeUsoliiateil for tha beiidit of the North. Atl tKe
iger Statpi, idling ! ri/hta of rh > Sou'h were to be it 41 aa :
weaker <>«v ■*. ffb* j ered. She has only thv right to live, and
bean loyal ia the ’ t.ftfihoT.pcrhaps toeomptain, though todo
so may be tre.tsow.
i tiave place 1 before you tha record of
the riouth and that ’of the North. Let
fho world decide which isentitlod tohon-
or ; which to «h»t*e 1 have drawn in
dark colors, but a lav ! in true onae, th
cofolitioa of ottr eouwtry. un i l uoW t*r n'
( to ths (R«‘i-sl-m if who5 should l^nur
;nei-Stite Right*! iiidiey.' In tbs anomalous cuadittua i
fdla -icfii jn f .Its
tings of Roiivk
and^
I ku
it any be with o'
prenrr siilHo diagi
taught by her gr
I ieuqJ ida as hi
o«ll heresy, saj
t » • • s. s,
wo gi| tfo UVcl
part the Uoo,
edge the s is
wrataonti-;
umh 1
.she. Ihu 1
13#d. 1 am aw ,rv
[04 a new meWt.g
^'e 1 to iho Aiutli.
oy*l iu the eyes df
lit her»eif to he
ehc must dei lwrc
like a ngpvutaut
|^u§e for for-ive
poUey.' In the atniiMiwm
•bi' hjfo tire pl iced it i? a matter of 1
gr it iiifi uUy to mark out the proper I
nd of Madi> *11. | couise for u-(0 pursue, but 1 her, arc
in
invest forget the , certaili fir Imal principles id which-we
to our State, and shout 1 werrr luxe sight. The lir-,t of
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to
vwi: a- a traitor
bljfofco*. HayWc.
art wo. iougc-t U
|^cir own State, as
and pure patt i-
borc them, like
are to fo c itl-
thpso is, that as we accepted tho terms
oifere 1 to us by' the North in good faith,
we ar-•botiud by every dictate of honor,
to aV*!e by them fully and h"nost!y.
They ire none tho less binding on u>,
beomw tfiu d iminant .ind*uuseru|iulous
party at tbe'North rtf’;so to accord to us I
T»et us at least prove |
ouraelvds w© thy of the rights we claim: j
let n.s ret a^Rfofrnplc »f coo l frith, ur d |
wacin then appeal with double effect to'
theju.itice anu magnaimuity ol the North
Thcie vrrtufo, 1 would fain hope are not
totally extinct amongst that people, awl
th tc are brave men there, who are bat
tling for justiec, f,r constitutional liberty
for the Njo ilif j of all tho Status, and for
'.\‘i I a« fsi tbw lights of the South. Tho only hope,.
‘ w •* th y r ifw alfoiy far tho South, buf for freedom
u*y itvelf .»*:i thii coitiicnt, lies i« •he sue
a si ,if ihi* jiarty. We arc their natural
■p&te. ahi I would sacrifice uroch—whore
kn »*'!- j hoygr'a-ii principal arc t*ot invaded, aqd
r • 'V-1 rikej* I a -i d not yield one jot or title—
L t^de- J to strong hon tbsir h iads iu thi great
jfc this. f#qfo«st, which la 30J4 to- deaidi the faU*
i.sli tulj ; of (Minstitioo ri rjhi'rty an 1 Republican
i u. “
ri»i s sciBtiod!. s/fir jtfstrighri
ttil you iuifiort,
r. your politic?,
ur. Iti’ia the
ti z’ns, Mow
Nhr myself, f
hfiical f Uh
Ol' Liberty,
in i d MiU'lblo
;< a •Miig.n i.r
in his pgjii®|, giving our support to that
party wj^ich rallies around hiur, that we
4'iouid yield full obedience to tjiie laws of
the land, reserving to ourarjfos at tho
same thife the inalienable riflt of frees
do,u of spoeeh and of opiHpn; and that,
as U> the grog! «|uestioa w^ich so materi
ally affected oyi^ntcrcstsf the abolition
of slavery, we -Timild dtfolsre it settled.
Fursuc this course itesdily; bear with
patience aud. dignity those evils which
ara pabswing hcavUy'<>n you. Commft
tho.
pruac)*
Hr thiv soldiers of Fiekcns: Tho
grateful taak your kimlauw imposed ••
me is finished. I wish that I could hatfi
dischargftag'ln a manner more worthy
^pe Iscrasioo, »»d of the men
•q^pnory you are now honoring,
i&r lindnw-, of which I have had
* proots, will induce .you to over
man)- faults of my portbmanoe,
lure, knowing, ns you must do, how
!fy my heart is with you in the sacred
work you have this day commenced.
it oaiy remains for me to thank you
for the courtesies you have extemkd to
me, on. this ocupsion; to thank yoB***!
do nioif gratefully, for the spontatooous
ami unsoliciicd compliment you paid mu
a year ago at thf ballot-box, and to wish
that you may bo prosperous, happy and
frtJe. * ‘
JuoaF. Au>aiuu on THK/OiinRii or
Ok.n riicKLka.—His honor reooutlyhvld
court at Vorkville iu tho place of Judge
Dawkins Who ts ill. In his address to
the grand jury, which we find in the Fn-
yvirer, ho remarked tlint:'‘It was his
privilege to state totlKTO tiiatanorilerhad
l»een recently issued bytho Commandant of
the State, restoring to the jurisdiction of
the Ht itc, ail matters coming under the
ogiiizunceof her oourts, with one or two
exceptions. Tho Vagrant Act, and the
} p .ahy of whipping for certain offences,
were not permitted to be enforced under
this order. W bile liij.- Congratulated the
jury upon this near Approach of the State
to the aifloagcmeutlpif her own affairs
mio« more he must express tin: humilia
tion he felt that we wgre muW tlMl 6011-
trol of n potter which could
iu edicts to the Suite pu. missl
g irded the enactment of laws for its pi
or welfare. In reluriua to theactagaii
vagrancy, tho military authorities
Walter Scott's Advice to hie lea
“ f Cannot tmpr<-ss Upon yon mind that la
bor D the eeadiiion wbiefi Mod haa impoMd
on ut iq, every elation of life. There is noth
ing worth having that can be had without it,
from the bi o id which the peasant wins with
the sweat of bis brow, to too sports by whioh
the rich man gets rid of his «mni. A# oaiy
difference betwixt them it, that the poor suua
Ibhor* to get a dinner to hie appetite, thdVieh
aian to get an appetite to hli iflnner. As for
knowledge, it can no more be plantad ia the
human mind without labor than a floM of
wheat oan be produced wHhoat the previous
use of the plow.
. •• There le, indeed, this great difforenco,
that chvace er ciroumstaaoee may ao oano k
that another shall reap what the farmer eowt;
but no maa oan bo doprivod, whothorby aoei-
vleai or miefortuao, of Iho fraiu of httfowa
etudfoe. and the liberal and extended acquisi
tion of knowledge whioh WiMfcoa, all forma
own use. Labor, ray dear hop, therefore,
and improve the time. In youth oar steps
ere light and our minds are ductile, and
kuowledge is easily laid up. And if we meg-
led odr spring, our nummere wUl ha
nud contomptible, eur harvest will
and tho winter of the oldTigo
and desolate.” Agaia: ‘‘Read, my Saar
rharW. read; and road that whioh ie useful,
Man differs from birds and boeM only bo-
enuse lie hnv the means of availiaAiroiatf of
the knowledge acquired by hie pbedoceeeor.
The swallow builds the same neat which its
father ana mother buiH; and the sparrow
does not improve by the experience of its pa
rents. The son of the learned pig, if U had one,
would be a mere brute, only (It to make
bacon of, H is not so with tho human raoe (
Our Ancestors lodged in eaves and wigwama,
where we construct palaces for the rich and .
comfortable dwollftigs for the poor, and why*
is this but bocaaso our eye ia enabled to Uox
back upon Hie past, to improve wpon our an-
ccstorq* improvoiqpnrt. and to avoid their or.
r.w«T This oan only bo donp by studying
history, and oompariug it witp passing
events.” H - * 1
bo chaff,
fifty" The Louisville Journal says; “Wa
tplj the Notiiern fanatics—as a lover of our
whole country we solemnly )ell them, that,
unless madness has seized upon their hearts
and brains, they wiU'not insist on pushing
tho dimensions between the President and
Congress to the fighting point. They »aj
tongress to the fighting
rest assured, that, if the fight comes, i
bo, to them, such a one as they have no ac
count of in either history or tradition. They
will find it an intinitely different thing front
the war of the rebolHoa, dreadful as
was throughout all ita annals,
find themselves a divided people, c
almost equally,divided and mutually I
wbilst tho whole population of ‘
will bo a unit, able to
iends, nr to stand
Wit
irrt Ftmth rST<frii’^^csM-y,
wMich fonued so iuipurtant a jwrt of my
old and beloved bricaiic; tliqt {n^ud'j
which, though H louglit on au iiuud.cd
-fields, never knew dcle.it. 1 tmwMoM
that when that regfhicnt made ft? first
charge L had thy honor tpjjc with if.
rocaii that bloody 9tA Juno, m
1
whuu. iu
BraMiiy ria«tk*,dte glorioup banner was
Imptivod i« hb>od. AH the rtwrinv fnoj-
•Icnts iif tfiif cv,*ntly day rts?- up Vividly
l*efvuc ui- f :ai I look upon the Acu oi brio their bleed.rrj ‘hcitrts
file vetoraaa who wo « jhaiMw- io its ’vod *;H surrly bkss an u sifo-:sk:ng
glovy. 1 agam th t msguti ju; pa- which ha* u '1 holy p*«tp wc-- iti voW
n 'ramaof lirt’eh'lt and Bi.iifitig vafo. . a id Mic ^ifoi of every tr.nd trill tb’rfo
lighted up by fhe lurid glare oi war. 1 tlia« T.iii'ar«' proving yturstrirc? Torrhy
r.e ovr cuvifory. sopafo-eA dffl>tii% Mi : fff rite ito*a who dM in rhd c?»rt ro
every quarter gitAst heavy odds.- 1 see | makw y»m free, f led yia God dptfol in
tbo cwciui’ gJiiiu^’ ground ever)*hcrc, • thM k-fly w irk, :t*ad i invoke upon it
1 UMo
an* -wmw t :h^ and ihc soTc ohjort
As-siatim you have j of (Ac war fc be the ivstorotinn of the!
ha- those foafotjio oh- • I'oion, ui.^o. J*e 'Xp i niacy of the Con-
11 strifoiou. iho vpay p«-*ers uti itr which
wu laid dowii oar arms,- proiui-cd tho
protoctiua of the govsrui*^nt and gave
th.: a«M*»:u*Wi thxv .W jS shoiiid aot bo in-
terturei *trt., so a., wo i-ltoyod the
Urws .ut tivo i’Ht'-s p.fo-roju «c red JeJ —
I haaa .kecWwti w? wont uti lo n it oqly
memory. Tto
rtiis Any formed
j*cte hi viefif, aiqlNf these Were it* only
pws|i<w«>-, >t. tdtowM'tueet the cordial ap
proval of every man. woUramand child in
«ut State*. But MghNirrtl wartky as aft*
throe tfois. k roatomufotos other,*: even
irithoi and w -pjii^r. 'These wn- to
c'otho th5 rflr.cd, to toed iho hwryry, to
aid the iwpli in, to eomtlift tho wiA*w; to the Hwnth, hat to Forcigu Nation
to alVeiiWe the •wfowinga of *11, snd to | and th« fSouA was assured that i-he had
WWR T&ff Ntr pfWUpfos Arc hoW
f rwd: th it we ah vii 1 an-ire «mr<elve< in
t ic dost to propitiate her gw >d w.li. or
ih.it wo bhotild ki'-s the rod that rui.tcs
Tw»... ... ■ •' nii N
us.
“S'liil frashora men in h i-nV.e awa
K.itusit ♦» swrvits sbobic,
Wbo Item o insoiji *« i cuiIcb diaw
"file sam*- right to be rated hy In w,
Whirh Kings prsteBd tq ipiga“”
>h ili wo, who worn freeborn men, be so
s; | bi.*e as to declare that our country has
iid met the fate it dcseifed ? Fhnl: wo snb-
tfio grea’ iiifliroiice whioh h s high oo»t-
ti,i:i. h»is(r n^' Intellect, hi? film purpose
a i l li'.in i <«iit iblc will give, to this new
(^HnMirVativepifty, ajpl *to his support
every Southern mm should rally cordial
ly. iTc my perha s feel that ho h i?
not to the extout of his power, or
of our expect aliens, in etrrying out bis
policy to its legitim itc eu.L, '44c \ye cin-
uot forget that he h i*be*n the only bul
wark to stand between our unhappy
country atr.l ecrtiin,
.tbu cucniy guiiuuj; grauud even Where, j thM Is fly to
►r.vc where your btieude was ugiiting. (Me W*.-sifor of tha Alfirurikty.
wbil*- our gadink alrief. the ha.'»Le tituuxt.
Wifh rktiKctes stos wowra e imdiew Imui
wIT firdt fofainrt one cohuffiu »nd then rttfy wUt HeXtorr kdessia-s bro.^. ftt cvci
against another, hut iu vxiu. The piccie
*4' tH« hlowly b»t RuroU-
tjist devoted band, iiit’u they wiuc the
only ones witlft* its folds. Tbore wks
but one road over which )ou canid wi:l|-
draw, ami across that were the served
nmkq of (JiC enemy, wbo-f guus were
already thundering upon ywJA vkjl saw
tlit ••ritie.-.l p..-it ion- iu wRIrTi'
that rtrann asii* n* if thM sort wilt swing
tip riirfo^Tiont the ertira ^eu h—foal
ov*r land, pnd th*t Uk?) will serve to liinu
onv whole p«ap:<* .either, j rsnuot eon-
csfiv* towr My one, esem the most sealous
*nd suvydeious of that police qrho tow
Mlyt ywr cour.fry cfo “iM snyiniog ob-
'♦”itt.*nifok* iu them. But the m*!i*afy
j .sstfop'sriKi mAr b. -W’ rtHe in New ^r-
poillMBIi. Jtialy 1 VTMrtHcn -fill
yo i-udre j lioft-* of UdWA krate brigiHfo. rfflaiiilytWs tke.r ohlij-itioT!'-?
pi lead. fFBT'tiowgh- sit «tw k. net on« f & dfoffoiifi*, fiff fitjy p'lrpost* tifgiivffir. flist the & u-b *.♦* |*erf irr
man gitallcd. •’ Tfie day sbcir.eff lost, end i snt 1 ituppos? he writ toon iisua'a'^rito-
so k would have iteeu but far the •* Old j ul order droiacUigfot truason tin’ evcti tljo
Brigade,” *s we all Wed to call it. With j pUj Hrg kacd.gf sorrowing wouj w* to 'M -p
banuen?' promHy flying, wsfli w bres glitv- it fiower on the huur.'Le grave 0! .41)' poor
teninj'hnghtly, with Winks as regular as soiJierwiio had laid down his life at the
eril id.JM) vifevirtg 4MMpi lor
^tiiR-cU’ an uudying evil fame Wy fhe ssv
.iyu iivharij) with wbicA be executed
rrctrievAle nud
l)\MXo a'Anpufo W the suprejiary of the mil to the shame which would cling to cvcrlasliug ruin. But lor hiuu tho iior*
\.ii»HtMil U-tvoruoiCiiA to he BpcervcJ info ffa for*v*r, if w« admit that wc have been rors we endured during the w3rJ%ou!d
>W-( nMiw. ns eq:ml iuemj«ri of thp gurity of treasenf Jh^li w<: cover our- Imfe hcen tarsurpasaed by th'isAfil'peace.
.:r-si ismaty 'd akafos, with «D Itor rights selvqs with oternal iijfamy by branding j And though differing w'uh hi Wn many
nu 1 all Wwr priyilegj? unimpalied These as traitor# the men who lie J for u.v and , points, I cheerfully act? >rd to t;j|ini the
weie the i«rrH. up m wb.ch the South j to wHo«e memory yon arc n >w p iyiag j highest praise, for tho brave jfijTpatriotic
•'^ritulav-d. Ou (for pert she was to; hotpirff Never! Never! Never! l<e! ' stand he has tiken in diqpcc of the
e«»se war—to ivnow her a^tggiopoe to ( atiy foto, 1 owever bar 1, to our lot, ra h- j South and of the Uonstitutlrin. Th;rc is
(to: Va'ioHsl G veruaK nt' ar.d to express er tluu that such dishonor should be ! onc o'hcr poiht * an which tin re should
oi»:s 1 When tlie gallant warrior-king of j he Ho niiatindqrataa ling t) nur po-i
q)i sap in the defeat of his brave army I lion, no loopo« whldi t 1 liatig a possible
her l.jyaWy to the Tonrti’utkn ot th<
f*iii*. , *d ritft'o-, fki the par: of the N vth
there w ie to be ,'uitno«L' for ths past—b
rccogrutfon if the l^nu'hem fftat ;j as
cau.il lur'iqiicrr of the Up inn and- a
8 '’kflW pH** that alt ' 1 rigfus should,
lie*111111 sAercd. Thri * ,s the constru?-
th>* ruin' of all ha hopes, pr »Ud, tho.igh , .niseottitruction ns t» our views ai<d that
Conquered, he could foil exslai n, *• ati is j 1-*, the abolition of vlavery. I have at
aawe hiauor.” Let uv, amid the 1'fol-, ready intimated that the mode by which
pMt of aqr luipes, the frroek ot our for
tunes, strife to save, like bun. wbat is far
more precious than ai! el/e. our honor.
1 have given you tho reor l of the
lion placed by tho South upon flic env-
i ft.igt cnic.: a into. Mid it i# the inly fiir
and naucst vwtfuctiuu twill admit at'. . Mouth. I have »hoiru how well ahe has
•rtbctl- Ji*»w ha-e the parties id this cored iWt i.kcpt boa faith untarnished, bow olostly
1 rj*»-G Rfiid ‘ aha b^.gl».'erved hor oblig$ti-Jtis'- |/5t me
r^el
I jet
h-fo with
me puivn
O -Z, J 1 — n——
if on |J4ir3i T e, it turned lo moot the new
. enemy, who vapily hoped to bar its ajay.
Cobb Lcg : oil—than whii 1| un
'than
Th'*. noble
hetfe* rogjpicnl tviy fought*-^
- front, yujir regiment next, " ' ^
the braT'e old 1st North ?
(he dashing; .IpA. Divis legion
. iiiduied-lltoxbaJge Artillery r'wighed
• f^rauyU your -vanks '"’fosmouniod picii.
hi Hue of Uttiewcovcra-Pirt^ic hiM, and
cavalry, by its IpeSWcr elforgw, triud to
check - your pr^rcss. Not u sli,.t w.ts
fired by uiy men, but witli drawn sables,
(iicy rode steadily through that storm rd
tire for than half a toil*, and swcTping
ever rite hill, tlmy hT u^foi it ui*r one
enemy, save the dead ar.d the wounled,
orikdfo ghastly IrcatldltoM more ttfofoctii
iy tlmo words cojild 4y. wbut good woiic
t toy keen fuLrea W iima. ArriUer :
standards, priw/uers. were ail oupiured.iu
that charge and the fight was over. I
renfembdr Uppcrville, where again the
fortunes < f the day Kcomod lost, until
.that Brigulo, bff h smiiM Ap/^Aratc
chnrge?. wiiuh i have never, sur
passed. snntchod victory from l
.tito*t*ric :t faith,
the »*>• rtpMi, >'V wa? to cou** war.—
vVTv*n .inf ccmmatidtrig oA.Tts signed the
Convwnti n< whVh put a vt »p to the war,
♦wry so’.dtcr of the ' ('oiifoA'r icy, fr >n<
the P t 'Ti’. ic to tho Rio (Irando, laid
doff u hri and re'urncd to hr* home,
••r to tTiejjjVit where h*» hoiKe had h«cii.
sumtau its beiii^u tw^y, and prutefiing
BlireJ *
the atrocious order to dcvn-twie owe oi’i j’!:' nexJ cjbditicTi of the toi-utp retpired
the fniiest porthuM of Virginia, bo accws t om the ffaath, a Kncwal of bor alio
Syili in’i-iiiicd to do now as lie did then,
wage cruel and relentless far upon on-
j rmt i anti dofeRojris-*- cUifieus. 1 hope
fliat your Association v.ili e-cape tiie fate
ofthoie in New Oriean?. «ud that it ffill
souii be sheltered safely under the pro
tection of our owy State, when civil law
shuli havj superseded w#.iaHaw, rc as-
a icj* to the ( icncial * Government,
cvey 3nu hern State, the iwoplohy tlieir
Conv.'oti bis, ti e r Lagizlrtnro?, and in-
divi.rjully. couformcd proniplly to this
c mdition Tioffulty fo the Coast;lotion
tit the Uuitod States ff is exaeteJ, ap tltv
only o'i*cr article of the terms required
of the South I arser: that she has fu!
filled hi:* part of the compact., as veli as
by its $t^plp phieid the rights, the. instt- the others, to the letter, and that in the
turiji-.s ami ipjrsons of our people, j true aercp'eftoh efffTie Word, she i* loyal
t’or meny Jppg ai^i weary moptb.-i vV ^Wtit i? •‘loyatry !”• I t. ii nothing more
^jiafo ’.Tuitpc^ fof^this roalixation of our or le:« than faithf**>r»-s—olied'rcr'T .to
just exportations, but we'still wait in th" laws of tlht guremment under which
V-4p. TiiCvnspu^f inilisafy pou^r Jms , you live. ff*nve tiny jsjopic un earth
nol yet reU;q'3 ri-? bold. , mafl’ilifted a higher frith. Ti-bejm- tHore
\ou may, neiliaps, ftliow cititen*, obet !: ent to The l.tvrs of tho lami, than wc
tfrnk th'at any - aiscupsion of^encral l>o!- hav * : .een, rimse uur rilegiaiwri t» Vhe
ilk - ,s is inappropriate ou an occasion of . goveianiulnt lias been renewed Many
this sort, but as T may ffot again hat« an | fit tliesolato* we ratnfd toi illfitBi and u>
opportunity‘to place TO toe If" right ut. n ; constitutional, but to tjpt ooe wA thetv
vary i the record, or to correct the nfovoprcfiK i th* sln+ w t/t‘r«*luw>ice Izeeu u aria
grasp of defeat. Aod Gettysburg, with ! tutiou^-af hath my'seSfoidafo Sut p.“ Vc Imve vie.ric i -.ar implicit ifo afof ti
all ita gdfy luemoriua^ kripg* t?> uii refi"l- i cut pos:ti*u, (lisiGiutnatoU by the Uteri- ■ HtPrtffWoW4fo tlrt "timtiwff thut
lection the bravo deed of thfcrie tneasofoieal pros?, u^iy l ebu^! yogr indu.i^euiH. . time would roct fy the evils undwwkh-h
tupie*.
from
dLera. I have not forgotten—I will never for a brief.*
forgot, brother soldiers—that when oorne
wounded from that fatel field. I sent
word hack to my men to hold their. „ . , .JpHHHHj
ground to tho last, how nobly and'(it | th mgh slm submits i» no! itegni
of theso
ill iu!! time that some yoke
Fouth sltpuia bo raise
though conquered sh
L i we ffoor. V. u-»t*4righw proufmi loyq^y
fbe ; Could be given thin tit!.- ? But. ibl^ff-
iscd to dcelire, Uidt l eitizuts. wak the IfotHl. evof disloyfd to,
I is not I'umUiatcJ; t‘onsfit;(t:<ro •i ri,.* Upitcd ffoitevi
liutcj; #;lie '
mriuri ; t dr
ny thatuhc ever w.:s,- and leHaitaiTge
what a-foMt they carri^e;.. what 1 thou Utat^ho lu* tmf.logt fief ielf-iHpcjt; 1 fe*** nfiwst hiHriftrociur to ad-focRone aiu-
helievcd to bo the last- order f should Thai she laN (InWri Htf artn* Rn 'Uddotp: glc inslvfiee■fifUrtiieir’-tiliW* h*u foes*?-*-
prery give them. All thA-e’proud but able terms; that &he has observed tbeto ] I'toai the ndoption of tbfit CogsUtuUop,
ipif tp|n to the record of the North.—
if-jf :n mind, that in giving this, I
>hall simply state farts, leaving you to
ctfiw your own interencei. i propose to
ay what the North has done. 1 do not
iotonifodifiCUKs the moraiity, the bonerty,
or the j i tice of her action:). When the
tyra i’ li -putsj tho a ?ertio;n of the phi-
i «. ,r,h- , ; an ^eudeavore-J to draw him
into an .vgument, the reply of the latter
tna; “I do aotchoosa tc argue with the
c6niui4ude,r yf rhir;y legions.” Without
Imiiig a philosopher, I can recognize the
force of this answer, and 1 waive argu
ment a* totally inappropri ito in a disnjs'
sion of ttiM sort, itaou. woe h avo said
t«i be stubborn things, will be amply suf
fieient for uiy purpusa tft prcsetit:
For tour year* the North w^ge lwar
upon us only, (is she solemnly doviared,
to bring us back into the Union. Mure
tiun a yesr agqAhe Soqtl; expressed her
filiiogriess to return, and yet >hc is not
as eifeetuaily out of the Uni hi. a? if th *
had never formed apart of it. Thr North
profossod to fight tor th* Grostiftfoton.
A* soon as she had the poorer to do *0,
she changed that Constitufiou, and she
violated its saerodprevisions. Tho North
protested that she did not fight for con
quest, of for plunder. Tho Sourhcrn
.States are atthismomeatqrractieuiiy «ao-
,quur :tl provgoco;^ and in ire of thou - mo
veable property is now in the hand* of
Northern soldier", who stole it thart in
thoxr of its rightful postemors. 1 he parole
which .Southern soldiers received, prom-
mo4 as I hav a already sifo, t hat they
shuuid uotAc interforal ffit^p^. long, es
tlTOy obeyed the law$ of tbeif own States.
Andyetou their rptcru totnclr Stater,
they were ffpt allowed to exercise- nny
right pertaiute^to freqp^ett'* ft u«, uuHl
they had, uuder oatn, endorsed all tb\
the North secured the aq jieeconcc *f the
South in the eonsiiuimatjou of this pur
pose, was a breach offctth.nn h-w .pnit.
tjf all tfie Inc insistencies of which the
North ha? been guilty—and their name
in Legion—nunc is greater than that by
which she forced the Southern States,
while rigidly excluding them from the
Onion, to ratify thoCoipitUutiQnal amerpl-
ineuf abo isbiiig shivery which they could
do legally, on!v as States of that Union.
Bat the deed ti.i* been cfone, and I for
one, do hone;jt)y declare that I never
wi.d; to sec ic revoked. Nor <|o I k^bovo
'that tho {.’"’pie of the North would now
rem ind the negro to slavery, it they had
the poffer 10 do so unquestioned. Under
toe paternal care, from a mere Iriudful lie
grew to l»e a mighty host. lie came to
us a heathon, we made him a Christian.
Mle, yiyiqgs, savage, in his own country
in onra, he became industrious, geutlo,
civil.zed. ijet his history as a slave be
compared heftfttftor with that wbieu he
will make fir himself as a freeman, and
by the result of that comparison,, we are
willing to beju-iged. A great re*pousi-
biktv is lifted from our shauiders by his
o*n:ineipatioo, and we wiliiiFJ’ly soiumit
his de-tiiajf ta his own bauds, hoping that
he may prove himself worthy of ilia new
position in which he has b en placed.
■ Ash slave, he was faithful t* u.s ; its a
Tree man, let us treat him as a friood.
Ifoal with Mm traukly, juttiy. kindly,
and wy word for it he wril reciprocate
your kiuditess, olioging to Iris old home,
hi*own 0.) an try and hi? Lwmtn - luastMS.
ii you wish to sue him coutouted, iadus-
Ammk, u-oi'al, aid hiqt is biuotiort-to
elevate himself to the «cale ef civiliza
tion, and thtn fit him not - only to enjoy
the biasings of freedom, but to appre
ciate it* dutips. 4 i'
The c-sential points, then, io the poli-
long u*. ejr «iL‘should pursue, arc.it appears to
w\theeo: 'J'h f-svo sboHhl fuliill ali the
ohligatioiis wo hero tglored into, lo tho
letter, keeping our fiiith.£o dear that no
Hhadow-of dislioner aau f4* on us; tini.
wo bhoula susuiu Mr. Jobuson cordially
that bo shimM not be subjected" to the
peiiiiltiea of conviction. This in effect
nultfied a wholeaoine law. It would tm
easy enough for a bud man to prove that
ho had made application for employment.
It was n well known (apt that persons of
notoriou ly bad characfcr could not well
procure employment, where others could,
and it wns against such person* that the
act was mainly intended to operate. Un
der these trying circumstances of our con
dition, he counseled patience. There
w.i? a higher degree of courage in sub
mitting to what we could not avert than
in growingeestivo Hiuler it.
In relation to the froedmen thrown up
on the protection of tho lav.sof the State,
he urged tho Grand Jury to see that strict
and impartial justice be accorded them.
In some communities, he regretted to say
and he hoped uot in thLoue—many acts
of lawncssnoss had been committed against
these people, that called fur’prompt and
decisive punishment. His experience
had been that this el^ss of persons (the
fieedmouj had exhibited a disposition in
regard to the laws, that had entitled them
to their fullest protection, and he wasun-
wiliin? to sec a spirit of proscription man
ifested towards th
Dem.
Death of Rarey, the Horse Tamer.
The New York Herald says that John S.
lUri'j, the celebrated horse tamer, died sud
denly nt Cleveland on the 4th instant. Las*
December he had a stroke of paralysis, sincq
which time he had been treated by several
prominent physicians. On Thursday at 2
1\ M„ ho left the IPaddell House for a walk,
bat soon returned, complaining of a pain in
the head. After being seated a few min-
utes he exclaimed* “I am dying,” -and in
about sn hour he expired.
.Mr. Barey was a native of Franklin county,
Ohio, jj'here ho was born in 182#. He first
publicly developed his system for taming,
0* rathe! - training, hoVso.s it^lga'i, but from
c.irly childhood had been a student of what
is bow known a? '‘Uarqy's system.” In 1806
lo* visited To.vas, ao l studied for a year or
two tho habito.ofWne animals of 'hat State,
ae^ting.vimgrdtt success in taming the
wild horse* of that wild region. On his re
turn from Texas h# gave hi? first public ex
hibition at Oolnmbus, Ohie, xinco which time
he has almost constantly boen before the
public. In tho course of bis career he wa?
consulted by the chief cavalry officers of
England and this country, and Mqjor Gen
eral Ilalieck employed him in 18C3 toln-
fipoct and ro|*ort upon the condition of the
horsot of tho Army of the Potemac, which
ho did with considerable discretion.
A memorandum book, belonging to
Talma, has come fo light, in which the
great actor was in the habit of making en
tries respecting hisdomcstic arrangements
hi* theatrical imfomiiou.?, and bis intci-
—A Paris correspondent exclaims:*—
“Horror! tho love of horseflesh, in •
cooked state," is spreading, and another
hone butcher’s shop is being opened,
mil o'restaurant where nothing else is to
be served, is announced to commence
business in a few days. May not some
■‘welsbcr” be doing this ? ft is said that
humane masters semblhmr worn-out cat
tle to be slaughtered and consumed, iu
preference to handing them over to the
tender mercios of a hackney coachman.
We shall soon see people driving their
horses home to dine on them afterwards.
I believe there are now threb horse butch
er's shops here, and horse sausages are to
bo had at No. 101 Avenue de Clichy.”
Akothkr Rkmeuy for Neuralgia.
—The Nashville Dispatch says :
A gentleman who hqs tried it, and is
anxious to give the public iho benefit of
a Very simple and efficacious remedy for
the enro of neuralgia, hands us the fol
lowing : Take two large table-spoonfuls
of cologne, and two teaspoonfuls of salt,
mix them together in a small * bottle.—
Kvery time you have auy oAection of tho
nervos, of neuralgia, simply breathe the
fumes in your nose from the bottle, and
you will be immediately relieved.
A Goon Suggestion.—The New Or
leans Picayune, alluding tq the restivo-
ness of the planting interest under tho
onerous and odious cotton tax, suggests
that thi* may bo effectually avoided,
if the planters will associate together in
each county and build a few factories and
manufacture it thnnsclvea.They will not
only save 915 a bale in tax, but double
the value of the raw. material. The sug
gestion is sound.
us m
Admiral Dahlgreu, though he and his
wife and old people, hayacreated quite
a physiological cxcitemeupmy Mrs. Dahl-
greu's giving birth to twimufo week loa
ding to no end of congratul&tieti about tho
fertility of the navy.
^ *>1 adam,’ said oiTr^t^o hi* board -
ing house keeper, ‘in primitive countries
beef is often tlMfogul tender , brifcma*
dam,’ said'he, emphatically, thrusting
his fork into the steak, “ill the law of
Christendom could not make this beef
tender.”*
tairo played Cicero In a white domino.
It requires a longer time to make a
great actor than a great pafntcr. Km pc
ror spoke qf ine at his first bivouac after
his lauding at Cannes. Tho ctfipcror
once said to me, after sqcing me play
•' Tha
Pretty jar Gone.—During a heavy
fall of rain, a fellow who had taken a drop
too much happened to depoeit-himkelf
finder a waterspmt. He, /hu* “lying
alone in his glory,” eroi and anou ex-
viewa with great men. lie nays: —■ Vul J claimed, “Not a drop more,—gefolenian
« t .. to. ril r\ \ .% S m a «rr 1« t * a /I Ann « n rv ' t r» al *?/'?S-\ tkl ^
Nero, .‘Talma^ wo make history
emperor also said to me, 'If Corneill^ 1
wer* alive m?w, I would make him . uiy
prime minirttcr!’ ”
not a drop more-’
To coonowise is to draw in as much as
possible. The ladies apply this art to
their person*, and tho result ia a very
*onll waste. x
A Frenchman rated for not marry iag,
said, "he knew no woman he hated ao
much an t^iahe her his wife.” *
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