Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-28
rPROPRIETORS.

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Of May, 1913, Scott led the advanced guard
lie landed on me Canada shore of Lake Onta.
RIO. formed his command on the beach, aud
scaled the banks behind which the British for
ces were drawn up, fifteen hundred strong.-
l ne action was short and desperate but ended
IN the total rout Of the enemy. Scott was the
irst man to enter the fort, and hauled down
the British flag with his own hands.
On The 10th and li,h of Novembr, 1919,
Scott defeated the enemy in two ac,ions-one
al Fort Matilda, the other at Hooppole Creek.
On The 9th Of March. 1914. when only
t'oenty-seren years Of age. Scott was promoted
to the rank Of Brigadier General.
A few days afer this promotion, General
Brown. then chief in Command on the Niagara
frontier left Scott at Buffalo to instruct aud
drill the army which was then coucen,ra ating
at that point. Scott had entire charge Of this
camp Of instruction for about three months
The results Of the discipline and spirit which
his teachings here infused into the Northern
army were soon to be developed on the fields
Of Chippewa and Lundys Lano. -.... =.
The battle Of Chippewa was fought on the
9th July. 1874. Scott. with 1900 Americans
met on an open plain Il routed with the bayone,
2.1OO of TIE veteran troops of EngAnd--the
Wy no~e, o' 'ne army rs 'he two arnes
.PpM1u -, ~ o'ose quarters oco'' caiieo aiond
W "le" oaoa''"n' '"e enemy say we
FL" a. 'o"s sn"'' "u' cuho' stand Inc eo'd
~ i. I uPu" ',c e'esen'h C, 's,a"uyo ~, gi.s
oh s " P"c e'a. 'la,ue' %e onarse: ihey uid
...;,t e. D.o'u ue" ,,rowu cou'u come up
S.n,, M hsd .r,,' ~ .i'e hn'e''oa" a'my'
L',, ,,,rsn;, t c" 'ne uay' n,u was Ia
haa -, - ~. ~ - ,5 o"en! A"u n'f''si
"ou "." 'e"'e" Will .neir own ooas'ea wea-
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,ll ,ho ho.s.o. -. nau ,'"1 "s"o' ',
ya,ar.ns 'N' ~ "''s - "e' "o' ''o'' cue" 'eu
General Rrov, ;,h;;, .s;.;., ,.,,., ,s,h;.
hanle saws. .R,;r.,,.r 1.nnral Sc1',
eJ 70 tho b;sbes, nra;s , r .n,,a,, ,,.' e"t,. Nv
s,o,y H. 9.;aa.tt 80 aa.,,, IL -! - i,
The h,nI. n} nh sIaaa1,s 81 NJ ~. s,ns.
il ;s r,cone,,,, ..l,.j .... 60, ac,I
Of July. 1914 ;ns. ,hrce ,vcets af,ar M ~ ,hs, 0 -,
C,.;a.,. M ,''I .n,ee "eeNS ai"', 'i's OF
~ ninnies bef,re snnse, ,na nnn,;n,oJ ', n,;I Iii
,o;Jn;gh, Uer, go, So, ,,.,, .';-
4 or,be Ggb, Am.r;c,n vaias 80 ,.;;.,,.
eJ over tb. xs,er.n r.o;,,.n,, ,,r p,...nLf
Scot, h.I,,,, I.a..as l. IL - -.
"a woyod.J IN hi, h',, III, 81, .;,
,Le cIo ~ ar ,he ha.,,a ,h',, 80" "n"
ted bv wound in ,he .bori}or Th;s
the barde.t eon,b, h.,,l. or ,b.,,.ar on-G.:
ted sn,ce ,y;ll %, H., 49,. .,,.,,l.l
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os,rond L,'1. e. .,I'e...n'c.tS - va uuis
bv un;yc,s.i oonsa,, ..,hs - - ~ ~ Ta"a'., 'a
I,nan 'a' -"'e"'' '"e "e'o VI ''""oy
f.
soan af;as i'sa.ci y ;" Us aJ"o' ~ ''.o' vas
n.I - % ffoAo,u ~ '"' ,s n y, MAYOR een'
"a %, ioi1' No"Sress pas
ia. C.no.ai ~, a.. 81 10, I, 70 90
sense cn,er,.;ned I.v Cnn"ress L,s ,;!h
o,isbed service. ;n,b, .,,e.Ss.;.,, r.
Cb;pnewa and N;acar, md oc l;s 'sts "";c'ry. -.
gajdutrvanJ ,ood roaJa., - .n.,.;,; a~gO,n, ,,''
b;gb rsnu,.,;nn ~ H. " TO- "1
State. II. - - 80 = VIZ : ''''e''
soon after rho ,rs,.v of no,o. p,..;,.n,
Madison rendered ~ Gs,er,, Sco,, ,,,a..;,
his Cab;ne,.-,bat oc The Ssc,.,srv 81 W..
This comnln,e,t,rv o1Ic. ,,ns ,i,..,,aJ g..
motives highly cre1;,anl. :, Gao So,
BEING s,;ll 1aehls rro,, he ,,o,,ads H., ,
after went ~ Eurone sor ,he ros,orat;on ari,;s
health and for nrofe.sionaI ;mprov.,rent
He was also en,rus,eJ bv ,I.g,yarnn,.,, ,,,;,h
mportant diplom,,;c 1uD.,o,s H. .vn..,,,aJ
his Instructions in 50 sa,;stac,orv , manner H..
President Madison caused m he . r;r,en r. b;r,
by the Secretarv of S,.,e n sn.c;.I J.,,... ~
thanks. ~ - Lll TI'a = =
In 1892. Scot, vv,s ord.rea ~ ,.L., .o,,.
mapJ in tbe BLACK H.wk w,r Ho .a;,.,a
from Buffalo Eo- Ch;cago Win nesr,v an. I'm.
sand troops IN four s,csmboa,s
On the Srh of JnIv wb;la IN ,ba vova,o
the cholera brok. ont .,noro ,i,s
fearful violence a. ,b. H., :. ,,,h;I. g
Sco,t saie3 ,.;,b ,,,, .hrn1,.a ..t -
,roons thor, occnrreJ \, d., -
and thirty cases of chol,r. ard s,,.,,,..
deaths. After Ganer,i Sco,, h.d rrn".sJai
from Chicago n ,be M;s.;..;nn; ,;ya, ,ls
,iIhnce AGAIN broke an, amnpg b;s ,raanl
Duripo the nrcvaIerc.. ~ III. ,eerr;hl. so,i,.,a
hi, ,IcToted auenf;on r,o, Ii. snfEar;u - e.
diers excited The ,du;rs,;oo of m
present. In the lsngnaa.. af :, ,ar.r -, 80
At Ind ,;,oe hv ~ of frsr ar ~ "sn M
General co',rs. of oonJn., ~ H..
sbonld es,abl;.b f,r b;m ,s,,n..,;an ~, ;nso
rior to tha, which he has carmel on n. b.,.
tlefield: and should cxh;l,,t him M, onIv ,s
warrior, but os aman-not only as the hero oi
battles. but a. ,he b,,rnn II bn,nan;,,r,,
After ,bc ,arr;,,,or &c ,be PHI HUI