The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-06-07

inc ''0D, ..,rore than language can
alc3'' ~ .Aottiag IS the free gift Of
express - IN, interpreting the
our i'n ad sssion Of their hearts,
'yulp"'I t.,.,irita accept it, pledging
ourselves that II shs .neFerpe ~ '"N1,A
long .. there Is leaa tne rAnN' sa'i' -
drew TO defend il me motto upon i,s
utv' y .im,lo ne truly, yet withal,
'o'0' = n.s.Iaotad rlestly indicating that
that the strength our proves Lle e m
our arms, and not our woro'' = 'ne
enemy will but "tris' we have ,e no ieSrS
Of the result.of theaatest. we are 60
= -, es..h 70 do orr d7, claiming ne high
lr1 rosrit for its performance than the con
.oionsne,, Of hayingerved our country
become, soldiers nd Southrons, and
asking no higher mes Of praise than the
,nnroyipg smile oiar wives and our
weatbearts. T If this be secured to US
he pinnacle Of our inhibition will have
been attained.
We are not unmnful of the difficult
ties surrounding theg that lies before
rs. Fierce will be ON battles and hard
won our victories. 0uenemies are strong
in numbers, possessing the amplest re.
sources to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the war;
But conscious Of heastice Of our cause
and the great injustice of theirs we vii
meet them with that calm courage anc
anainching front which so nobly charac
terized our forefatherduring the memor
,ble days Of the revolution, and appeal
mo to the selfsame iod who fostere'
hem in that eventA struggle, we Wi
| lraw our swords kissnthe blades to hlg
Heaven and swearingnever to sheath
5 them until these blodhounds OF wa
j who would hunt us dow and deprive
! of our liberty, have ben driven bao
y bleeding to their kenels or are lie
slaughtered pile upo the CORY iiel
:. The fact cannot be disuised that in tn
j. bloody drama soon to btexhibited to Il
{ world, many of us must al. This brig
l. banner which now unfuuits silken FOL
8 so gracefully to the breze, instead,
|. waving as we trust it may 9asEis'ssbsVi cto
. Gus battle ground, msSseFve but as t
winding sheet s+he gallant band
J whom you have eu.usted it-not one
| whom may return tell the sad tidir
Of defeat. But my eountry-women
= such is to be our destinwe accept it che
t fully. If it is to be ourot thus to die
IA away from our homes an families !
e, be the decree Of Providece that to-
" we see for the last time tA gentle f.
Of around us; if the merry ing Of
he ter's laugh is to be forever alled to
ears if we are never more tGAe SCOT
N by the kind words of lovlnsmot
? non " hearkez- again Atsstl,e '>sf''dVas.s..
e. teachings of doting father ; if thu
e, ply little prattler is no more to climb
al knee "the envied kiss to share
RS these sweet associations Of home tog
rs, with other dear ties that bind us hel
~, to be ruthlessly snatched away, sti
o. say we will meet our fate as men, wi
al y, cheerfully. 1t is sacrifice W
ans called upon to make for your
and the great interests OF our impe
country. Although through the 81
1ess of our natures.w might be ten
ne o step aside from the path Of duty,
'F,S We to listen to its unholy teaching
le'r wre indeed cravens and, and UNIV
neS alike your love and the blessings of
y teding Government. And on you
WI holgh the trial be severe one, w
W. confident you will bear it with fort
:, as becomes the wives, mothers and 5
:, OF Southern men, saying to us as
.'9 part in the patriotic language OF the
=" tan mothers of old Ego forth to bait
~ ''' sons, and return with your shields
'ie them"
| feel | can say no more. In c.
sion, therefore, let me again retur
- the thanks of the company for the
interest YOU have taken in its we
WV not only in the presentation Of
~" matchless flag, which we promise 1
"s' shall cherish with an unwavsringd
~ but also for the Prompt manner IN
.ooI you came forward and assisted
making " of our apparel. This
KlnoRoss was more than we could
Red, and proves to us in unmist,
l # terms that when the Jasper Gre
separated from you they will no be
ous ten We believe you when YOU 81
len will remember us in your prayers t,
on who holds our destiny as in the holI
rts his hand, and should it please II
ON grant US a speedy and safe retur
or know you will meet us with ola,
Let faces, the tear of affection in your
rec and joy in your hearts.
His -%
of No QUARTER TO BE GIVEN THE Rrp
Of The Buffalo Express, prominent ia
nd OF the Fillmore school, thus closes
life and blosdy article upon the policy 6
,ill Lincoln nc Administration
- The day of compromise or como.
hu has gone by. The government has
mined upon It's full and perfect yiy
ton OF its authority over every s.,
tho IfaiNF - ASAt