The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-06-13
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can and wi ~ all that womab's
strength can 10, We must 10 our
duty and leave the result with God.
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leave Of our volunteers. Young men.
you nre about 70 90 forth from homes
and friends. most Of you are going
from The paisrnal roof-you ARE leav'
ing, perhaps, for the first time, the
tender caresscs Of your mothers -
Your fathers and grand. father. vii
pray for your safe return You know
little mr. nothing Of the tolls Of every
lay lie much less Of the battle foli
You have been handled rs !, were upon
the lap Of ease, but now you mus
nerve yourself up 10 the great wal
that is before you. And you that are
older r leaving wives and children
whose hearts are bleeding for yon
you are leaving your famil cs to the
mercy Of others, but never fear, Goo
will no, allow them 10 suffer.
You are going in the defence o
your country, the noblcst cause that
ever swelled tho bosom Of man. W,
need not orgc you to be faithful ; Thu
your present actions already show
but remember, you nre not going il
you own strength. "NIan is as grass
and al the glory Of man as the How
er Of grass IF you conquer, W
will give CID the glory aul If yo'
arc conquered. We must still commi
ourselves into His hands, and try
again. Some Of You (as others hav
lone) will BID your friends not wee
for You. This you neednot do. w
mans nature is such that she mus
weep, and Why should abe not weep
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the world; and have We less to VICE
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. this grea, distress around our heard
, stones? Yes, We must weep. D,
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I stored to us in safety. Then We wi
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but while VIC weep We are no less vii
ing to bear our part. Tears r
swce, relief to the burdcnel SOUL
You 20 forth to meet your insolel
b foes. Our proud hearts glcry in yo'
courage, and be assured, our "wart
est s~ympa,hies and unceasing pra
ers'' will 60 with you where e'er "
20. and when you IRE amid the ca
mons roar. receiving and giving bic
}. for blow. our voices and hearts will
;, ascending the Throne Of Grace
your behalf. 1--WE will beseach q
4 God Of Battles, who guides and co
4 trolls the destinies Of nations,
/. crown your arms with victory, al
u rescue our country from the DIRE
- ravages Of civil STRIFE And VIII
D.. the hour Of your departure comes.
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" to the God Of Heaven, who is pow,
t. full and mighty to ave. We wou
n. direc, you to him orthe preservati
Of o. your lives. and the salvation
it your souls. Will the Lord hear q
., prayers in behalf Of these dear one
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