The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-20
Elouucnt spoccll.


AT the late meeting in Charleston to honor the memory
of the gallant Butler and his brave associates from the
Palmetto State Isaac H Hayne esq., delivered the fol
lima and Massachusetts is admirable. We trust that
Massachusetts will yet redeem herself
Mr.. Hayne the part of the committee of sixty, stated
that the committee had unanimously concurred in the
resolutions he held in his hand, and he prepared to
report them for the consideration of the meeting In sub
been a task most grateful to his feelings, They were
drawn formal tribute of cold proprey; they
and ifthey did cordial response in every
Carolina bosom, could only arise from their expressing
Sir it is possible, he said, language Of hyper
boe in regard to the gala conduct OF our regiment Inn
partial history Will ratiy warmest panegyric Their
unaba,ed ardor, their calm endurance disas
ous and discouraging ccumsances-ther colonel killed.
weltering the ied-under each command still
lighting on undismayed, with unbroken front and sus
aggealion. Frederick trained troops could have done
more. Napoeon's veterans could not have surpassed
ITSELF exceeds this simple statement Even the fc,ions
knighy daring scarcely excel the death Of Butler
brother in arms, the gallant Worth-what a cool deter
mination There will be fighting enough tor allohe
ay ms b put b tine 100 q an
bursting his bed of sickness in spite OF weakness
ana the and nc ha
his tall form seen on his charger At the head of his
still the head of his band their chosen chief
He is wounded falls and carried fanng from the field
tua in he
d1nss sill IN every sense lis leader
81, tnaSy him we'll He Is associated with the most
cherished of NV rv manhood with an event
FIJI enoch in INV iie--a time which taught every
know his fellow The shirt he then evinced, when danger
tmt threatened he has proved when he grapped it in
close rm,hraca ~, ,bo 6nld IF Chnrnbusco.
And his second in command the gallant Dickinson !!
The ho,J snr c liz two randsres who in old Mecken.
hur,r oriepatca me FIRST Declaration of independence in
I77 shone in The Grandson in 1917 At Vera Cruzevery-
wheehe wa ansion to he near the flashing the guns
Ia was ,vo,v of Buer worthy scion of that
s,auncb aid stanII f
Gladden. ,oot "a, was MT hi "a pt that he was wound
ed e shared the dangers that proved fatal to one supe
tering and nnsnbdned and led on to tbe victory.
SIR said NJ Hovna leave The filing up of the pic
IN re' IN those more Hed for the task will simply add
that the blood Of the Old game cock has proved game in
the third that the name of
comes historic that R.ndng Dunnoyan and Mofaf am-
lar araadv n arr ra honse words that the
t5nntev was AGAIN consnicuous We regret that
he Ia rls G he ,all, M vnnnv aIan have been so dear
ly purchased 49,"
must said Mr. Uavne he permtted however. 10 paw a
assng tute Of nriste },endshin 10 one not unworthy of
puhlic e,arI ien Shnhrict If The United States navy
wonded miles to, tt sea ia found fphting the battles
r liz Con- , n n;, he anrs Of the regnent of his
native state Late of the souadron of the Gulf he return
cd tired at will th. lI rdntine 70 his native cty A,
the war connued he led to for
20 trv his fortunes In The land service He was allowed
himself M Perry and if no active SER
vice was required in the navy then ne had permission to
s,rve is coinv ereyer H.. yht he disposed TO do So
On Ills way to Mexico he met the intelligence of the cap
ture Vera Cruz and the death of Midhipman Shubrick,