The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-15

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Last Tuesday the seveut \. al uhth anniversary az
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oui na"onna pii'uuay wa .eieorA'eu nere In DC
coming and Appropriate manner At sunrise ma
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l0nA. 'aiu'c VI 'nir'eeh guns was nreo. Inc min-
tary turned out in great NUMBERS and all seemed
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" " nupueu WIN LUG 'auie Pastios'o ieeuns tnat
existed In the days OF 10, rhe Sevent y-six Asp
ciaf;on of this c;tv convsn4 ~ tia Mi,,,a Uo,.o at
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an cary nour Tor The purpose OF partaktng oil
COLLATION. prepared for tber, nv the indomitsbe
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nMAeison. cPoh ne 'cVNs'on Al oFahoh WAS
delivered by David Ramssy ESD. which possessed
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a's' eioquenoo' Ill" P'Ne'' A'se' 'Ho 'Vsu
was removed many apprpp PIRATE toasts we're drank,
anoor,, ,rh;.h ,yara tha fcI,,,f,,,.
sootb caroip.-uer. am. ,a.tlv proud al her mast
history She must ma inau hf repataon by the rigid
assertion Of her rigat ant by the gnohc pro-
mise OF her prip cipiee.
john = Va a'ateiaen vi ms titne the
aeIsst, Drlgn'es., pest. ..
,rsI,,sd NV an, ~.nss l. ,garntss t tI may os
as,ssnas r,,r ~ ~ -, - o,nr.as or ~ ~. ~ say
The Repeal of The MIS- les r,c, .nTne ss,hern
sistes are now in the p-sp sion their
rights equals in ovnieoeracy. Let it be aaaer.
stooo henceiorwari CONSTITUTE lna uGicn, aad
can only exist as q c9nsestses ofsquals.
INC Mon al pocuihe-Re lnersao nesrt oeats rs
aPp'e'a. ts ever, - 'noaa y oe necessary we
,asdaiers hers : = ''''' '' '''''' . A1'0f''n
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south in ralyiuv our es-eru ore,ireo Ca defence Of
ther rights on her oord,, LA may 5e ISSUED or SYM
ps,hJ and support.
salor on every SEA; Der active spirits nesee be
eicggco .! the Incubus " 'o i'gSn or ths mistaken
'sS Stsbysn 81 a 90
his 81 rsiss hays ,als sr,d . Inc ,rnest ,t ~ liz
avn tfiumpsant a1iiftics
Hon a p Butisr-A eatsiot xithout dssu,,o, his
ole object his country's 81.
Gen. John A. Qait,nap-ins so.th have idapict cona.
aenee in bis yalcr, dis pree .nd patriotsm lie a,sy
rvt % cur warines' 1ynps'h,, aaF, Necessary our
eo c support;
go,,a .s 400 n
ahts ass o;,e.s s .nu n.a y ,h ao1 ~ ,ao
stars and stripes
The South tie Sunny -outh-Sbs can oniy ward of
the black cloud of abolition encrcics by atand
ing shoulder 20 shoulder Win her fricads not By
operation with her enemies
After the CONCLUSION of the above toasts the as
sembiage quietly dispes, d. aad no doubt, with the
convection In their b son they had done honor to
the deeds of their noble ancestors Who bled and
died to secure the liberty We now possess. The
most interesting incident last Tuesday the pre-
sentatisn OF gold rnclai by Cap.aia Ktnapaux, of
the Lafayette artillery, 10 Mr. II. w. Muckenfurs, an
aged veteran, aiso member Of the above company.
Mr.. Nuckenfurs has long been member Of the La
fayette artillery, and has faithfully discharged his
duty upon ali OCCASION az standard bearer for the
company. He also served his country in the reyo-
lntionary war and was one OF those gallant corps
who defended old Fort Moultre when beseged by the
English Although he IL long past the age of mill
tary service he sl persists in doing his duty; and
ii Is pleasing sight to see tie old veteran every
Fourth Of July. Invariably the first man on the
ground, equipped and ready for the action Of the
day.
Believing the particulars of the recent duel which
WAS fought between General J. G. Sanders, of Ala
hama, and Judge Evans. Of Mississippi, near the .
State line in Mississippi, would be interesting the
readers OF the HERALD, and especially those who
prejudced against Southern institutions, /
win attempt to give you ,nem as they we're related
to me BY an eyewitness. Five rounds we're fired.
Ihc first round Gen. SlnderS received a hall in hq
left arm, but was not seriousIy injured The third
round he was again slightly struck in his right be asst
however, entertained from his wounds. The fifth
round Judge Evans was shot down and dan.
gerousy wounded, the ball entering his breast.
The difficulty originated from very harsh Ian yuage
used by Gen. sanders In reply to speech that Judge
Evans mace before the literary society Of the West
ern Military College, in Alabama, which resulted in
challenge that evening. Judge Evans was ma
tive Of this CITY, but LEFT here When quite young aud
went to Mississippi where ne engaged in the prac.
tice OF the law and during which time he has held
several high official positions. Gen. Sanders was
native Of North Carolina o farmer. What u pity
that men who bid fair to be che shining stars OF
community should engage in such TRANSACTION!
1t is very singular coincidence in this duolng,
that in nine cases of ten the challenger is the
anlucky man. The affair Of honor which occurred
in this city year ago, between Donnsvan and La
Gree was one Of the coolest things ever heard Of
s. ss nc sA ssss s .: The a h nn
kS.sr a. as.,, raa cs,.eJ s - - -" q. 1850
&c se rv"%% xa va :" sJmd
~ - r,,.' ccnn;e hv H. nonrav.~ t,r H. nur
noe 81 wals;ng him. He renlied in a very Pm mn
r"oce ,ns% S" manner % am ve,v ucarv! iot
me rest three.ouartecs Of an hour ionocrn
AZ o'ciock ,ollsd around the nr;nc;nals ana 90
,onSs were IN The deld. They having taken their
soe;tions The second Was ahont o;yi5g thc vrnrd
ueu al sst 81 nss.e cilv % saasss
Inc him. Se verv ' deIiherateiy drew his SniSe
i,s III III 'y . ay Ssem ms n as'a
c n se sne aaS % worm
n c nu s nv zig wviui W ;,euui
~ Ecrn 10 a. M hoiS ~; s,o ,,.oun ~
h;cr norncv.n r"nsd cov ne tho, nh 80,
M (,reey'' The second chen oave tbe wi min
in he @firm.tivc The woas One tn" thrsa ,Scre