The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-10
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u, she e.8aF - the 4ff1g 49, 49, Nht"use1Es
S,-PI.sing recsaily through ms
ga nv war II me r. West. nv
sir sas greatly sseiled 10 risll me
~, ol Iaqnsry. noa in srssao0 here.
: "a % ascertain ihe causes u the lall-
:. Il sar arms IN Florida An oil
ulerei ne lntj tn fpuri rom
/ "a. s,ra,s rid. il .ligaiiy nd deem.
"a TIE spectators were ralnpasesl
= ,.,e.uag ladies'. and genllemen IL
:, 4 ,snre nd HIN standing, drawn
.,,.,s.r hs H. novelty of M scene
= gho.' III l. Sl,isperlas y nv ca,n.
49,. -, - ule peesldsni n this irlhu,
IL rep!lri. III. i III cnm.
m4fil ehief 81 our army. who. ii
IA. wen . lieutenant. aided IN the
'n, ii Col. Batter. > evolutionary ssse.
rragnrd befarr ! cnurs martial in
!. an BIZ Gea WilSiasan Ir ilsnbe-
i fariers. u retnslag u q, 81 Ms
:, / ne men.iaa u Tbs event, nv
! ,-.Rei .nurh aFplsei; nIt me
- lad himself. M Ihat occasion. liz
= with unmiaeled pleasure n he
!. g., tones II eloquence Of his talented
,lss.,ls. ] II. Thnmas. the pride u his
~, s.. sla,e. VIA. Ion early f.W his cann
r. .onk hrnsalh ,he HORIZON. vel sill
go. ttng the lasifr II Tins gealns over the
sn,a. ga,h Of glory IN which he moved.
BFer.' said he. old. war-wora and
,nr. VAS condemned by The stern code.
nj IA. long since been gathered 70 Ills
h a. Re,ribanse justice. hoae'er.
.,,t overlook his accuser; and Gen. w
1ln.r,i. xas, IN 1871. irled in .his city.
All me- II hls Judges vas he who nov
sr.,ls. here. In The late war he saw
nsta service. particularly in The trying
nj rllllns period II The autumn Of 1914
" our capitol had bren confsgra.rd
D, af,adsl ioe. the public credit ii i,s
lo.ps. e5h despair paisyiHg me energies
ii the aalton ruin aud dismay stalking
ta..h our land. and The DISSOLUTION uf
he anion anticipated. l, was then tia,
Gen. N,conb. ., Piai,sburgh. with on.
II abaa 1900 regulars. and some militia.
ppalssd the Brush army. $4,000 strong;
trls4 the tied ~ war. dlspelIrd The
cloud which hung over our prospects.
MI aoa f,r himself imperishsble Iau-
Kls' f.
Whp is thai venerable officer sitting
on thp Ief. hand Il Tie president said |,
'he sens adya1crd in The vale II wears,
lha,grful. modest. iha callecied.' That
.m = Gen. Brady. who in early llie
toas uader Wayne in %. and aided IN
h. .,gaal defss, Of the Indians, winch
iae,d our frontiers, and .stnpae1 the
eli /, N If blond, Ile was wounded IL
\ ,.ra. and gsllan'lY refused % BE- IA.
it f,nn the ield. IL i the brother n
hr rmyaIrie Samaei Brady. whose rr>
aaan exploits among the sayages On
ost AHder. are tlea,i6ed with The HI.
tory ri Pennsylvania -,
y 10 is the neler gsn,lemau Of The
eoart. whose open and happy ceunie
aate indicates the g,odns>s 81 hi iiear.l
H. appears To b. very prompt and en.
srt-ac "a the dlsrharge 4 his duties.
H s.' said M lriead, Gen Akmspn.
vi, coam mded onr ttSoos hi The war
.ss1H Inc indians. in 1892, aten the
p,ad Satrlur OF The west. and hi dein.
ied followers. welded 10 the superior
ptswe:s of This officer. The lniian. 81
6! ir peace. Back Hawk and olhe'
:a~t' we're iakea as hostages; The souud
81 var IN our frontiers was heard NJ
NUE. 7
w eye vas now directed 10 we'll,
tooslqg Young nan. dressed IN the mili'
isr rnsspme. who sotIielsted win adni
'abs prrcis,oa and energy As Jnag' Al
'orae. lie has not. SAID ny anide
been maeh engaged NJ The strife u hat
lie auA the dun III The camp. but an
sars he will slwavs aequa himself llkl
'dilter. II IL enough lnr me 20 lnluri
raa Inst h. is the sou of Mr.. Samac
Cooper If the revolutionary army. wh'
WIS !renost in ihe light II Bunker
hll. lonpoutlI, GranaBtDwa. brandy
vine, and all The Important conflicts i
the northera states. and situi with IN
ielgaei sorrow ascar u he highly gifted
unfortunate and lamensed Andre. whe
he felt victi,a 10 one Of the brayest an
wrist u men,
Bn VINO j. than .all. porliy, athleti
,efs"aase. considerably more ihan ii
i"sl ia height. NJ muscular limbs, pnIii
aud polished manner. liue penetratln
eyF, WIN is so busiIy engaged ~ pmpo'
saE questions 10 the witnesses, and :
often addressing the courll Generi
Winfield Scott. ii Virginia. was the n
FS. lie entered The army in 1906
and Alter passing through many irwin
SCENES, was found foremost in The rsnt
o. danger on The plains Of Chippewa an
Niagara. In bnth conflicts his yalo,
sa'ae conspicuous. so long as gra,itut
hiIs the busom III Americans, his pair
3'Isn will be remembered. After II