Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-02-25


John Blown it i, in evidence rGs in Eng.
land before he entered upon his reVou-
,ionary crusade in Kansas, Missouri and
Virginia, and Governor Robinson tesll-
fes that Realf, Hinton and Kagi. Phillips
and Redpah who were aiding Brow
were foreigners and their mission was to
presen, peace in the Territory Of Kansas.
in order that he flames of revolution and
servile insurrecilon might spread over the
whole SO, tnrrn States. While the
BrOwnist through the London Daily
News and the Morning Advertiser bray
out in favor of he miscreants who hare
and are TO pay with their lives the often
ces committed agalnsI them. The 'Ghun-
GeTer, the London Times and the Journal
/ Of the World, give direction to English
and European public sentiment above all
Others declares me British West India Is
lands ave been DESTROYED By Abolition.
"WOuld it not concludes the Herald with
no lllle plquancy "he as we'll for the
British abuIIlonsts, Of both high and low
degree, TO expcnd lilue sympathy and
their money on the sPrfs Of their own
Country British UhHe S0Ues-and
the miserable objects which meets the
eyes OF all tourists i'll their towers. whom
the authors Of .4l'on- Locke, one Of TIER
own writer's. describes a savage without
The resources nf a Savage-s ayes without
The protection of masler-lo whom the
cartwhip and the rice swamp would be
change for the better, for ,beFe, at Iess', are
food and SHELTER
The present aspect Of the Papal power.
the Upos shadow of French power IN Tia
" and especially in the Pope's own realm
The stupor of the Church, is indicative OIL
his fall as temporal ruler. Ii is argued
that in ihe great civiIizing work, the pope
ana his Cardinals would find abundant
and useful occupation. They could Then |
we'll afford 10 leave temporal princes take
care CG Themselves, and when diplomats
grow old and emenaled like MeuerHlch-I
the Pope viii be there in his turn as =
spiritual rock, for them to fall back upon,
as Charles V did in The XVI century; and
as ea:Ihly srcups begin 10 fade from their
light, he could calmly step forth from
his seat modern museum to soften their
dying pillows and to help them forward
On their way to Heaven. This will be I
more glorious work-Cerlaioly more
Chrislia-rhan being compelled to shed
the blood cf the faithful as at Fcyu2la.
The "Bors' Greys" have received ihelr /
uniform. being a large well fitting blue
over.coat. made e excellent cloth and
capped Of same material, with the most eIe-
CANT and highly gilt button. be'rng tbeI
Sic Semper Tyrannis, and figures inI
bold CONFEDERATION. The uniform for cr'ss
is bright "Grey" frock coat, standing
collar, with gold lace feelings, fitting the.
PERSON most jlunriIy, rich and hr7ry gil.
hutl"n Of great convcXity OF form aud Ilkei
the button on over-coat The pants al"
same materi l 0, coat, with broad black
hand extending the entire length of sides
Of panls. TIE pants fit well and so cut
ia set the person off 10 advantage. IheI
grev shirts and The black blankets are eX'
pecred in sho t time.
had copy of the "By.Laws Of the
"Grpvs"-an admirable code-one Of.
the articles Of the by Laws i refer
to- XIiI-"We regard the excessive USE
If intoxicating drin@s as disrepulabIe and
preindicisI TO The highest interests Of our
organization. and ln,oxicatjou, while 10
uniform, just cause for expulsion, and we
will refrain from frequentioC saloons, bar
looms. card playing, gambling and the
use oc pro'a0o language, IN uniform. or
m any duty. and use Of tobacco whilst on
parade or drill" Let this lar be in Splr-
IL and letter observed, the m0raie of the
Soldier would be elevated, the camp and
barracks liberated from scenes of wild
rcvel and debauchery. the 'pride and pomp
Of glorious war made no longer 10 blush
at brutal, fendsh acts. rather the tigers
feroc;iy than Of that being who is made IN
the image Of his Maker, and only n niue
lower than tie angels. il our cluzen
soldiers design to be the defenders of our
homes and the conservators OF our Laws
they must in time Of peace, no less Than
war, maintain the highest order of moral.
i,y and temperance, 10 possess the brave
heart il is necessary to have a cool head
a wise discretion, which only virtue,
soberness and chastity can secure. Our
bes, wishes for the Bolts Crews" and
their noble Captain. AMBO.