The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-02

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Italy. EMANUEL King 4
The Slip Aihry Carson. f,or
ton Tor Fleetwood, was burned "a. !. Saarls.
!. date The crew were Savea ssai 10
The missing boat crew ~ I,
Dayid Brown, fifteen N nprsI... Y shlp
rived Y England rescued N M n 70 Il y
/ tta... I, 81 bouis, Feb ID
montgomery, Feb. lTth m
Nit. Davis from Aflssissint; y. Up 81
gosaery was enc continued csaIios e0 2.
made twenty-five speeches 81, ,hs iis
returning thanks and compliment !. Wy. ~
ings toltlle crowds 81 ladies M lsst.
men and military at the var;eaa 9ehtle-
a COMMITTEES Of Cougfrss ana 4. usPots.
goInery authorities met him about 10y .I..
~ q u, anu lofliially received him, ~.
inc military companies from Co.. We 2,
TIN, joined theescort ID 1lnsl;ks Slplauu y
feaclied Montgomery Iast r,. M aea AZ
O'Clock: lie was received w,,E I. Yen q
tbRsiasnt; alarge crowd 49, en-
depot, Which Mr.. DaYis AIR., as,9.s9 g he
lows: II !. u 5..''u.so Egg as ioL
lie said be felt proud Il r.,.,,..s;., Il
congratulations and hospitaliis Y spe
people Of Alabama, He hrieass q. Z tns
tbs present position q Ia Saa ,gs Y esl
said the time for compromises has No.. ~
and We are now determined Is m 49,
our position and make all who on,,,,s.s
smell Southern powder aud Ieel Sa p,,1s =.
steel if eoetciou was persisted Is .Hst.s
no doubt rs to The result: W. Nh \ '.. ~
lain our rights Of government Il EN- ny
hazards; we ash nothing want no,L,a y
will have no complications III o,tse.,
States join our Coufederacy thes -.
freely como on our terms Our s,rs,s, ~
from the old Union is complete ro.-
promise, no reconstruction, can nov ~ II. 7
entertained. n ~
i a large crowd waited on MI. Davis n
bis arrival at the Exchange Hotel nm
indies were equally enthusiastic with tbs
men Az q quarter before eleven. ait.r
enthusiastic calls, Mr. Davis appeared A.
the balcony; and said -
. FeiloW.eitizens and brethren al IN
Confederate States Of America Ior q,
now are brethren, not III name merely I'M.
~ fact. Men Of one ilesIb Of one bone q
one interest, OF one purpose and Or an,
identify IN our domestic institutions. We
have hence, thrust, the prospect 81 living
together in peace; with our institutions
subject TO protection, not defamation. h
may 5e that our cause will be nshered IN
IN the midst Of storms Ii may be that.
as this morning opened with clouds: mist
and rain, we. shall encounter inc6nyepi.
enccs at the beginning, but as the sun
rose, IL lifted the iilsts and dispelled The
clouds, md left the pure sunlight q
heayrn, 80 will the progress of the South.
eftt tonfcdeFacy carry itself into tIie liar.
Dor Of constitutional liberty iapplausc, j.
Thus We have nothing tosieaf OF home
because Al hemc WI have homogenitufc.
We will have nothing to fear abroad; be.
cansc il war should come, il We must again
baPtize ID blood tho principles for which
our fathers bled in the revolution, We shall
show thatwe are not.degenerate sons but
will redeem the pledge they gave, preserve
the sacred rights they transmitted 10 n.
aud show that Southern yalor still shines
as brightly as in lIT6 and 1912 and n
every other conflict Eapplanse1 80.
Il was informed, my friends. that your
kindness only required that should au.
pear before you Fatigued BY. travel
and henrse, am unable to speak At any
great length: came merely 10 assure
you Of my gratitude for these manifesto
lions Of your good will / came with
iifidence and distrnst to the discharge Of
he great duties deyoIYed upon me by the
Sindness and confidence Of the Congress
4 the Confederate States. / thank
,out friends, for the kind manifestations
# favor and appreciation you exhibit o.
bis OCCASION {great cheering B