Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-31
Look ont fDr Him.

Look ont for Him.
J. G.. Underwood, sometimes called the
I"Virginia martyr" who, ii will be remem-
bered, left this State because OF 100 Tree
uuerance Of abolillO sentiments, IS al tliIs
tImein New Hampshire distributing "the
Impending Crisis" and helping the Back
Republican cause generally. On the 7b
INST, he reg aled the inhabitants OF Man
chester with a delightful discourse, full oil
foul ISLANDERS against our people. lie IS
reporied 10 have said "thal he took the
lead in promulgaling abOllIionlsm IN thai
part OF Virginia where he resided. and
had convinced many of The error OF their
wavs. One-third OF the voters OF his
county were Black Republicans. and ma
nv OF them had assured him that theV
would vote the Republican ticketln 1860.
Tie reason Why there were noi more
votes for Fremont was, that when men
offered 10 vote, they were knocked down.
rhings were different now. John Brown
took the starch ont of Virginia, and her
chIVary we're beginning to Ue a little more
civil. He thought 1t would % safe Tor
him 10 go there now, ard he was going
not mercy as lookeron, but 10 talk TO
The people and convince them OF their er.
ror. The Virginisns were very persua-
siyc iH the management Of VOTERS, and
when OthergneanS faIled, used The Knock
down argument. II was the custom In
.Ihe Stale for men TO make their wills be.
lore avowing Republican sentiments. Bot
he had been heard there, and should be
again During the John Brown excite
meni, Gov Wise being suspicious that
something conRaband was lurking around
his Unierwood's) premises, seni three
companies OF troops 10 his house. and as
there s.no one there 10 receive them,
they broke open locks, bayonetIed bed
ding, furniture, and tie ceFing, to their
hearts content. attacked one of his female
tenants. and ran a bsyonei ihrough her
hand, up her arms nearly 10 The elbow,
and after this exhibition Of chlVaIry, de-
camDed." %. ...e lozaa .raes.as.I
Such is The language held by this
wretch before New HamPs hire audience
Stale whose soil he PellHled;
and whose people he proposes 'oiconveri
from error. What. personal advantage he
expects 10 derive from 3 visit 10 hlsy for
mpr residence, we do noi, exacll y see.
After this, the experiment would be al !
tended with some -hazatd, we should
think. Even the nOn shareholders Of 1
the nelghborhooI would assisted in give
ing him a, warmer welcoms than he 81
present. seems 30 anticipate, and The sIdOf |
If their aDeclinH -migbi prove seriously /
to- so modest an'l, meIilO-i
fhous an Observation-Disclosures fndea. s !
'9aa Speak Lightly or the Desdgazs d" ;
Speak lightly ofthe dead They were
al otr kinsmen. rThey had their faults +; [
we are not faultless. How manyF warm
learl IL sllFunder the sod, ilss Beatings
lushedt How many a mshly andaoyeFy !
'0rm has mingled win It's mottrer earth!
16w many remsmBered-rtie' grave has
10 TILES among its sleeping thlloh'.
Silently they all -rePose = fosefhet-fbe 7
ngh, -As5oWS,nne : icpdI aga l'he5y 5PPH If
9eaih has no P4laee bui if fGGffsps ,In!9,fE
5qEPls 6phIhe shF9na,odkll r.e4hit and
fGmbssr 8n,sdyAge ~ !.hsfsi y9gTih, ,5Is /
fefs. ggSa is MANY, with Us agq4 4elsiib
leep, .Gnl tsees IN j. abnL lhe opening 20 4
! dark and dreagsd. lulpIs 5sligieP,, aPulI
he espslB way 10 a bsier laHd-7lls. sha5ews,
Hiugled Yilb The Light Rf hope. which /
ever glean aihYsrt lhs RlpgHl, Through |,
1 The lde Of life is, eyer flowing 70 eteFpi;
yLbeaTjng ypath inRocsneerYf wealth LapJJ b
anne slike from lhe earlb, How be feet
II souls is aachpIed, We skpou- moi. nor !;
ould we The Lord rdaeih 81 ihipgss
we'll. SpeakIghhy- ollie dead lheIEs