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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-21

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6%reun0en nne Dem YutltTmH iciu ausoecsEntrs
rid nn9eiegtr0 Eager Yon 2ioucwren un6 81.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
!. our Corrsspopasn. |. Brp,us.o

OR correspondent Blu Ne" proposes some di'cus.
sion Ia the columns of tho WHO of the public merits OF
the m and measures Of the Government Whe'her
We will give them Insertion, will depend in each caseup
our cpuonAs whether the facts stated and points
m,de will all things cousd red do moro barn or gooo'
Uuder tie new, as rrdsr the old, Government the
VINO bears no relation to tho di psnsers OF hvors
which trsmm It with fear, favor or III ction.' we
erpect to continue to ssl the ses of politics with
charter unlimited as the vi d." We recognize no
s,rscr bot our own conscience no guide but our own
Judgment, no sud but the pebic good. The sub Ct
wbis Bru'us" proposes first to vsntia'e Is one Of
which enough is already known to mike 1t important
that more should be known. We cannot suppose thai
the p r,iss concerned would thnu full scrutiny. The
resneut of n Walker seems, in an sz parts VIEW 10
have ben al act of gross istcs We sisn be pleased
10 Esd that il Is so only Ia all or psrts view.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
TIE PRACTICAL PATRIoTt5K OF SOUTHERN wo.
MIN

20 xoman, Ia our hours Of etss"--,he raier knows
tho res size Is charming bunds Of tickle farces and
nprahcibis wbims e., vsry ornsman,a indeed, ~
dear luxury that will rot auswer for "human Dau'.'s
d,ily food" In lhoso hours OF fowery dslsnce, he's
noblst 'tsn,, her hoDGnssit m sson in waltz
for the occan she srgrl Of comfort ard healing viii In
her is slespoy. b q the cs Of ciares amid the g..
ala Of adversely wbethtS public private, all This IL
changed. Taere then fa'uds like the forti'ud'
OF ii d,i'ate creature, no riby Of duty and tr
Ices en-, rgy IN doing good ike hers However bright
che may be 10 sucsln" she Is brighter than wnn
ky is darkest Tie may sst 10 clouds, the stars
may be quenched In storm, bu only 20 cause her virtues
TO shlc forth In QlenchSb. btghtness Romarea snd
poetry have In all delighted bear this 'es imony;
ard nowhere was T. ever fully deserved and more
m ~ cooocrated thsn il hs Sopts sirce the b. gnirg Of
he war OF psndsncs. The enemy has 90 loo 70 m
counter fol debla than Trey are our
q, ONE Gu ri They sleep their post, Their
plrioic ministratons are universal They IRE the
hearts Of so3iets everywhere they sustain Their ra
isrce aud their resolution with sweet memori's
s~eetcr hrpoa -acred If c,ions and high and pure
aIraiors icy the heart and the religion OF our
cause. Homtly and rksone are the Offices ~hiss they
eager perform. Their devotion spurns oil conven
tonal dticctions In the path OF duty and patriotism
With rs inc. wiser than philosophy they feel tho in
6n,e val1e Of sual thnss the ircalcuahls al ct Of
humble usss aud therein they mighest and creates
an thereby DO they illustrate the beautiful sg1ifosroc
Of tia. saw ny: They tia. last shall be Ast The
South is rich Ia elements of 3vincbli.y. But depend
upon IT, nothing goss farther constitute the totally CT
ter irwin IDLE power than the pra,cal psr,iotm and
TIE rneorQ aersbs spirit Of her Nss Orissns
D.i.a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01


The ChArlsstoa 0uTisr has new and not improbab e
theory in e1p, naoa OF SswAr5s late circular TO The
Eorths-s 61vsroors advising them 10 prep,rs for var
with Eaa sd We have slssys been Of the opinor il
says, IS ,hh would be one Of NJ s,wards master
SroAW. Mr.. 8 ward knew too vel rom the beginuir e
o. % soub could nos be subdued. Hs desires to pre-
1rs . say for public acknowledgment Of this con
80 Nithins pow would be so great relief to bis
30 o. 10 be asls to declare vsrwh Grea: B i'aip
OGRE for pace on the ground OF 6xpsdisroy would
a. 80 - n,de to ihs SJuh, and NJ. Seward and bis
Esp- 0as forth FROM the struggle, sl riding on abe
49, q sopulri.y. Bsitsn everywhere, their treofs
s1sSsi their s,s desire is for interveutsH Of
Rn kad that VII sfT1rd opportunity make peace
wa ss~n a semiince % credit. Ia their quurel with
theiro ensnv NJ Seward perhaps indulges IN TIE bei
g. uipatiy te former syupaib'es Set~een the Sta;
ud revive and lee South again be drawn IN the Gu ch
% Of The North. The Scott, however having secured
hzr Irdas nee by the aud the blood of her
80, VII rsTer again DO deceived, bus mark out
GA, D s.a role Of conduct which win most con-
DE 10 the quiet happiness and p'esisny Of her p
II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
PROPHECIES FR0A THE NEN YORK HERALD.
Q1rpRTR 10, Ie6O.

The v.unt OF Nor.hern coercion but IDLE Dockery,
an no sans statesman sooier would dream Of suc1
lily. In any prevention is better than but
n the event cf these States being severed human
power can eyer reunts them. The wise and patriotic
poll y therefore, for tho Northern 10 TO prevent the
catastrophe rot by and sword but at the ballot OF,
oy oSetthroNing there the revolutionary puoicao
party which il the sole causeo of the prsseut alarming
attitude Of TIE South, srdSril be The cause Of the
Il.u7iou, If tie Southern States should secede
Bas even Il there shorld b. secession, and II the
iaugprstion sf Looon should be permitted in the
en- Of bis .. cton for tber6x four years there would
b. mot terrible conf CT bet~een tho North aud 4
sou h, ard the most extreme excitement, for in thai
csss ne South would have 10 defend social insitu-
ia AID material Interests sesin't the dominant party
q nc Norh end the result would be thas the hsrDc.
Nous relations betweeo the two ctons would be com
o,iey die bed their business Intercourse would he
.spended. the pvmeut OF ihe dds Of Southern mer-
chaus 20 Northern houses sou'1 also be suspordfd and
tae com eercial and manufacturing interest would &c
reduced 20 tuin
60 tia. 10 the event Of the election Of Lneoo, whether
secession arises out Of Il rot there be dos BIT
Rat it will entail disaster and usng the NorIk
such as the country hEs never Witnessed fore
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
THAT sYsOpJU.s
To "a, Editor Of tie Whis:

10 M bd10r Or M Hhfg
4 cen nunisstou, wshou. signature, but ~i.h tho
above idng appeared 10 your issns of The aah So
TUESDAY .st) inrssching tbs authept,ciy" and .,cu
racy" Of q synopsis Of G,nerd B,4usyx-d's onisiI
r port OF the b,tde Of ksnassn which was pubi he'd
In one Of the city pspers fs. nornings sss.
Your correspondent I: |, to be hoped has no. raj
General Baauressrd. Report and II he has no, no car.
70: be accepted IS authority In tbs premises. --sf
The synopsis "a authentic" and n tho main "sccu.
rate" your correspondents to the CONTRARY, not-ihsaaG.
ing and for proof that !, possesses both qu,ies-,h,
R.por. itself is the cvd co Lskb b, pubasei.
The writer challsCgsa contradiction Of the siats.
snt ttss General Bsanrsgrd d susmi {, the Psrsi.
d,at plan By which Maryland might b, relic red o.
tho military pressure thea and nov bearing upon b. r,
and BY which tina city Of Washington ga, Do e.ttu D.
which plan va, nj ssd by ths Govern nsp.
Infacs Of the notorou, fac known tocr.rr o,e tia.
Washington cly could have ea,ilJ b.sa tsk.u, By n,
O,ufsderats Army, Any tina wi,hia week after tho
battle OF Manassas. aud Which vas perverted, re- by
G.n. B'auregrd but BY tae e,vsrnm ,n' your eorr.s
pondent would have bellows Is would have ZOOS, ten
twenty thousand vsp II b, msars the o,s, 10 lake
i, n'v bis allegation has no relevancy TO III, lit In
''-~'t "s~sNos W u9s oe.1tsBhru pr ptfec 70
the Government plan for ia capture prsyos, 10 The
battle # Ainassas.
Isis not perceived tina. TIE statement, OF fo,s By u.
eral B-auregari, cc,sly e,nasc WITH II no, as,p..
rabla from history Of I'll. events inmsdt " surron d.
Ing aud an,ecejen. TO the battle of A,na-s o.n %.
ery be termed ''fuls,ns satabIag aphg" or qAioui
blow ss hs bsnefaetor" General Bssirss ,rd', m sry
reputation, which SUI red from hi, failure TO ro,5 too
ffun Of his great veory his oaiy possession, desr
70 him as 70 is TO every soldier Il, dous 50 sed
upon and the p:ope expeo.sd him and denan led !.
to explain thu Gus, Of TIA. failure he fought ard 30,
on the ils. Of July In ,sts Of the sf,iegcs, of r.
termptar and Don n,sary Generate and I, vas due 0
himself As well as to the country no. to bear the odiu
Tor which be was no; auswsrsble.
To characserss military INNS promotion. I. r,wird
for service, Ia ths ns'd as a. u.fas:iou icon.
founding OF terms and the ssslmpsn will 10. be sdai:
ted BY any man possessed Of ssltrespe,, Prom ,.oa
for services solS "a risl bsuetae ion q az act Of
grace Tas assumption sanao. bs tol,r,sd G,asrsl
Beiuregard richly EARNED, With bic good s-ord the =. Z
OF General AID bis appointments In the sprug a. igl.
der vas moro owing to the nsssssss Of the ssrve, a,
thai tins thaa 70 any favor iasaus, a BE- vas one Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
rns ..e,Ia mary LIusn

We gAd to he peO3le OF Toe 18th esstirFrs
Themselves to tsl9 ,hose ga,ns snd ',fsring men 'f
K-rJhnd Who are serving ia the rruy Of the South
HSd walns ard w1,ehns and longing fer the word OF
AazanOs which viii enable th IA to sEangs the desoa.
zion Of their homes By the Nothra msrsuders. Gu Of
from al hops Of assistance from iapds aud kinsfok At
Asae, thsy. lie the Alexandra Volunteers ssn rsly
g. for help upon the generous ctE,us Of Other South
en- - %. We are horIsi to SAFE that the Agent
Of ihs sOa.hsEn Ex1rsss Company viii ehssifOuy fer.
vni frse say Contributions that oas pecpssmay desire
70 naks, In aid q the Maryland bOys
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
ELECTORAL TICKET FOR PRECEDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT.
For tie State at LGrgs

For tie STATE at Ldrgs.
JOHN r EDXUNDS, HAlifs1.
ALIEN 7. CAPERrOS, Monroe.
1 JOSEPH CHRI TAN, Of NIddlesex.
4 GIN INNGTUS W. NEWTON, Of Norfolk City
art. DANIEL. Of Redmond City.
4 WI r TdoaPSoN, Of Dinwi1dlA
8 WOOD BoULDIN, Of Charlotte.
Q VIZ L. GOGGIN, Of Bedford.
TBF RANDOLPH, Of AIbsnarls.
GJAS W. W aLEER. OF Madison.
O. ASA ROGERS of Loudoun.
10 sAHL O. WILLIAMS, of Shenandoah.
IL. 3. MCDOWELL REID, Of Rockbidge.
IL FENRY A. BOyUNDS0N, Of Roanoke
Is JAS. ". SHEFFEY. OF Srythe.
IA 6ENRY FISHER Of Mason.
10 JOSEP4 JOHN on, Of Harrison.
Is l. Il. FT'ZIUGH. OF Ohio.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
COL T. T. GoODE-CANvASS IN TIE FIFTH DIS.
fRIfT

While knowing that the Bon Thomas s. Bocock was
making close aud energetic ssof tSs d srio a.
candidate for Congress- the gentleman whcs. usme beads
Ibis article perstnlv declining the urg u. lci.a iors
OF bis friends TO enter hmstl upon a canvass has re-
NAMED lily at his poet tue Peninsula reconnoi
trng and ustehi9g the movements Of tho enemy.
Toe writer Of this happens 20 knor that On the very
Gay on ws5h biz oppooen odd essed The people OF lie
(Gol q o1ss) owa county. Col G iod, eomnar.
al z reTion of tbs q mrnt OF vhgiua oaTal y
ined from ea-y morning 20 the sitting Of the sun
in Old rain, Lo'g cur ou poss, 'Ipsc ing every mo-
nent 10 hear the neat OF he advancing my HsvuR
basn hus employed would rsspec fully ubni, II this
failure to eng &c In CANVAS shosl pr idoe bis CHA
before generous people.
4 vo,SI IN MI ARxY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

NIy.H Il TRArnE of the Engineers, has hosn sr.
pointed by the President Brig deGsnera and assigned
20 the command Of the troops the Flofid, ooss s.
lie department. therefore, immediately a bins that of
GAN Brarp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

Hos kzRIDIrH P. GzsrEr is Csudid.tsfor Con-
zrsss from he sigh dlstric, Of Tennessee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

n gttg." ~,
Artio ,ritts. sdSs paper ri2 not b psbstsa
AZ ~ 4 : s on 10 s.anisng, oags 70 Be tnoa0n 20 az
% dspard RON, Obituary NOTICES Sreeso
(ao ayai lssss caaryed fcr a. sdesrttsc1nenEs
- caaao, sfsraks % rssrs rejected oosNntsnacdsso~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
DEATH tyo,L. BAYuR-AKar ORDER.
HxArouAErrs Army OF THE P,r'Nio

dEA QuAETES ARMY "
MAssINGr DC. % 1851
Tie Mjor General mnAudins, win slVcere sor, o",
announces the army oi The Potomac, the death Of
Col Ed d ksr, who fell goriously in bitil' on the
evening of Monday, the 2lsI of 0o'ooer, 1861, rear
Lsesourg, VIRGINIA. The gellsnt dead hes ma y titles
20 honor At the time of his death he raia member
OF the U 8. Senate from Oregon, and it 10 Injustice
20 any survivor saw that of the most eloquent
voc in that iustrious body has been sienced by ti'
I. As patriot alous for the honor aud interest OF
bis adopt county he has been dislogu shed in two
wars and has sealed Nj bis blood bis devotion 10
he national Gag Gut f in the iulnsss OF bis poWe
AZ sra esmar in the Course of liant career as
solce- VII l. the county bis loss bis bro hersn
rms vii envy while they lament his tate lie died as
iier would wish 10 Gle amid the shock OF battle,
bV voice and sx ample aniuadIg his men to brave
desds
The remsirs Of the deceased will be Inferred in this
sty With he donors due to his rak g. the funeral az
ranzemen,s L be ordered b. Bngadier General sl 9
Casey.
As mark Of respect 70 the memory OF the dfc'ased,
the usual badge of M ,aiy mourning will be worn Tor
thirty DAYS by tbs 1sers OF tbs Brigade lately under
uis commend.
By command OF h,j,r General Mcclslaud
B. WILLIAMS
A A G.lsral,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
AFFAIRS IN IrycoLHDpm.
eLEiN1Nes FROM TIE YANKEE PRESS.

rar LirEsr FROM UPPER POTOMAC SIDE OCCUPATION
. OF rHE VIRGINIA sHVRK By Tak rEDhRAL TokcEs. z
EDwARD's Ferry, OFT 2S.-Dring the skrmish last
evening" nearly opposite this point Gen. Lander received
painful n.sh wlund in bis left leg Toe bal has been
eI rscted and no danger is spprehended to life or limp
o n uickets now extend mile inward from Eiwafd's
Fsrry aud about the same dstsnce from rose Greek,
occupying the bridge We havs also extend our To'ta
one aud a bali mil up the river to-Ards Conrad's
Ferry The enemy evidenly selected our officers for
the marks Of their 4 ,men
di-patch from Washington, Of the Instant sry';
The Secretary Of War; 10 order to relieve the prevt'
lent Anxiety has sent special messenger 10 Eiwards
rry for full list OF the ii led and wounded, winch,
however, up to this evening" had lot been prepared at
hat point.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01
soseEiEt Ki0a-oTkTH sIet3F.
WRiG
az COSAGSPoNDRNTS.

FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER !, 1881,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

6. ~ fsss.S5 90 Cs-.E1 Ts1.75I a. yT5Tsr0
"a .o2'k EasraykG .gslkGS q IA -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

TURER LsAsr (ssys the Front Royal Grrs'is) FORM
cry Leu. Col. under Colonel a.Douald has been
promoted 10 Colonel BE il Provost Nlrsbll of the
forces under bis command and Of tho counties on the
Upper p tOmac 10 addition to the present Artillery,
1o. A. Is now receiving an important addition in this
Il q from Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

-. q ss,I, .s.,s 5srislA--3AAnIa A1Ag.IJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

FEELrxs IN ExsLASD In nOtiSrg he litcs. sd7icsf
ron lropa the Oincluna,i qrsr says that the ions
# the Engi.n press is more than u'u'ly btr Igairs
he North. To- L,ndon Morning Posi-P.lmsrstOr 8
orgaa-ssys: Secession Il plshsd fac"
"A rizn Of terror has n,uguratel In the Norh
la fac more ourayes have been perper ted upon ndi
I'd lJber ia III, No.thsrn Szats than even < rs
s,ub, attempted TO commit 10 PIES" And the Lon.
don Rsoncpist remarks 10 references 10 the Northern
States. tia, lib riy is far likely TO be promoted
By Ii, deiss, than their vo,ory" II the sling put
oj'urnsls Of England any index TO the feeling cf
I've vrnment .nd peOFl there the Conledera,es have
Al b ir sympathy.
II connection With his the following pNagrs NIB from
ID, Obica,o TiIasI Of the comes In Appropriately:
T. has en- 4 matter OF prise that sincs th'
orpLki GU; the great rebellion, nesry the entire
British North American press have Enthusiastically show
mir ~ m patty 9Th the South. Thee papers, are
ssued b. ar Intelligent gentleman, who has long re-
lded Ia Canada, fec. the prevailing sentiment OF
} iiRh class Of the Canadian people.
We nav be sure that the elirg In the Capadss obeys
tie hydraaic Ia ut rsss higher in favor Their,
han its original fou1tsil bead 10 Bncand.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

. 1-.-s $500 Il
.lir a- lin.ar f.aas5l, t.f. sr-.l "A
Hg-. lrI ..-rl o. ..- - 81 ,s.rf- tL
B--s-.s ...sassf-.E o. ,I-El B .lsS-JtX ,i.0-EAl-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-01

Tho North Bar brings Ave hundsed and ihir,y-sI ps-
tengers including the Old CA and cre~ Of the socp'
otwar Lancaster and also brings $1,000 600 In tres'
sue.
Shepa'sed the steamer Northern Light on the lsth
The Panama Star has received intelligence By the
Br sh steamers from Ct Thom that the pirate Sumter
was still cruising among the Windward Islands.
ARMY SUPPLIES FOR wAsHIssIos AND ST LOUIS
INV YoRK, Ost 23.-Trsr sports now loadirg here
with government stores for Washington will for the
present. proceed to Locust Point aud thence their car
goes viii be forwarded by rail to the capital.
L rgs qianti,ies Of ammunition and army stores are
now bsinx sent to e.. Louis by rail-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-21
NEW SERIES. VOL. II. NO. 2l.

. condenser, and when the warm air touch
- IT, Its 'apor, or moisture, 10 condensed
and formed into drops on the outside, and
thu. proves that the air 10 full Of moisture,
Now, in we'll cultivated field, this 10 pro.
ei-ely the operation OF the air upon it dur.
ins . drouth. The surface OF the soil is
ligst AMI porous the air. containing the
moisture, r-ss upon IL, and pas-es through
the loose particles, until 1t gets down where
ih. soil is cooler than itself. and 10 then
condensed, and the ned Is aoiraily rairod
,s tie middis Of the hottest day an Jaiy! This
operation is continually going on through
tile bot clear days. 10 the night, when the
air becomes cooler than the earth, the mois-
ture Is condensed on the leaves Of plants,
and blades oi grass, and 10 called dew.
Some oi this falls to the ground, and Is
taken up by the loose coil, other portions
are absorbed by the plants, and the remain.
der gOes back into ths air by evaporation.
when the solar rays impari their heat 10 i'.
Thus the Geld OF the careful farmer.
which ]. nicely hoej, is daily waterci in the
hotties, days by natures own processes,
while tha, Of the careless farmer Is pinched
for the want OF moisture. the corn leaves
curl. turn yellow. and lose % much 'it-.li'
" that the crop i.sulned.
Who will SAY. then, that hoeins 10 not
among the most important items Of farm
work!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-21

M,s,cursrrrs C,rr,rS. The hero OF
the follp~ins inclisnt related by DR.. Howe
IN hi. report. 10 understood To he Capt. Geo.
l.. Prescott, Of the Concord Company.
Othcerrd by men no, only protesting "'
carving into practice snch principles -
these. our New Ensland troops must be in.
,incihls:
There will 10 many captains like one
whom ciuli nam. IA the Ni..achu.et"
5th.-the .,al~art man. every inch ~ whose
.iI f-ei i, Of soldier stamp: abe csrtain who
,.che~, hotel dinners. an q take. ever, meal
with hi. men. eating only what they eat
who 4, their rv.,luts sni risid commander
when on duty. hut thr'r sint ."i iaiihi1I
coppanion and friend wh'n of dh'y who
l,e- down with them up.u the barr ground
or a,ur. and IT thrre s'e Mt h'ans t. enough
Tor .lI. refuses g. u.' 0ns himself ~AJ -
too get. mp ~ the night aud das- ,ha
blanket. over any hsli-cp'crri sleeper '"i
carrie. water ~ any one who may he lever
i,h aud thirsty the man who l- Ike la
,her a. well asa captain oI his 'o'd'er''
II. ~ the nan shD ,fuinl-trrci Tat
stern rehuks the other dIy g m" apart
West p,int Cadet. .sn' n't,dui''' c'H-Nrs.
The hr.I Icy 'hs Cadet ,''ri'I ."' '.' "''
ders with oath. hiscumm,n -~it' c"i'c''
The men eopplaincd - sn~'r captain. u
will stop that - mornS. .ay- he lhe
next days drill besn., and 'he C'1e' he'
Gins 90 swear at the soldiers. Please not
swear. a, my msn, cir. .ay. the Captain.
What do Won know .hout IhcdrilI I! 'ays
the Cadet. Ani what can you do ibou' ny
.w-.rig:?' Sir -,ii the Captain -'ernly.
4 kuw this. and yon ought % sno~ IT,
swearing - fothriden by the srmy r"sula'
,ion.. and Il you continue To break tie rule
| III order NY men 70 march II the ground.
and ,hey'l obey nae, anI leave .'o "'"".r
alone
The Cadet ,ook thc r.hukr. ani 80 re 40
more at th., company"