Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-29

n ,s.n Il ssvslI as yonrselyes of any dan.
-, ~. ne, s. ,ns,o,oL;no Coptemnl,te
|S S;m n.,fo,mino tb;. drear1 y duty. without
mIIrm,;,ins = ;v,;tboult rssvvard d hone of res.
1 [v.rd- .nd q A. muoh tperil of,his,lifs. and
oonsidsr tia. bs undereoe, all this that YOU
NAV en;ov ,our home in peace. thst your
|f.miiy NAV bsB III protected from insult and
vou, n,onsft, bs preserved .s q from ,poli,tiona
with .uab uosiv.s n,,omnnDtiue ,n Di him. and vitb
,uchs snr;csle,, favor. CONFERRED .apon ;you.
could you pass that man without sdniration;
gratitade, respect, ,snd without having feel
|ings Of the kindlisst goodwill springing up
towards hin { Should you pass himst your
/ gsss whilst performing these afduoasduties
which rebound so greatly to the safssy:snd
|oomfsrtof those who are dear to you, and
ses that hs:was shoelsss and ia rags would
not the Immediate impulse of justice snd
grssitude .bstos hasten; into.yopr dwelling
and set your wife sud daughters abous the
task, 30 grateful ~ them, OF making him q
warm aid comfortable suis ) orslfs you had
no materials With which TO make these,
would you not resort to, your 8oxn Rsrdrobe
and share With him your OWN garmentsand
shoes r. cl- fs !5z.s e.isf..' j. 4. ~
Again, should you; ,fross your own shei.
tsrine domiciie, bshoid;; this fsithfaf man
|expossd .soslf the inclemenseies ofs winter,
||dreuohed With rain sud ths driving slest,
|stili pacing his sarsary, watch before yoarr
[este !: 'slosid yos see him pes1s, thus cold
and vet, md inshis tattersd or shrsxdbsre
o,othes 5th,ov h;maeIf upon ths cold ipround.
v;tboat Ss,sriao 8 or shaiter, Il ssek fot
rsse .sd .lasS, ,rhst Ist q us al. rouldbe tbs
prompsipss az s,ssrr,y generous mind bu. to
send to him instant and sufficient rslisf? :
Who ssald not send him, if shss could, q
Great coat TO-. shelter him whilst on duty
and +. bl.akss to cover him :. night. Who
coald 6nd p..s. within hi, own bosom; ii:
tbouph su,rsunded bv all the comforts, Of q
|iu.ur;ous hou,s, u soI long a. he reflected that
the bsasfaesor, 70 whom ne vas Indebted
for all,sheos erjoyuents, vas suffering so
many snd ssch severe priystonson bis CO.
count. The piercing cold, and the howl.
ing stsem which wers raging without, upon
ths soldiers unsheltered- head, would. be
Fbut 40 many angry messenxers of conscience,
70 represck him of his ingrstituds and
meannss, snd to. drive sleep from his eye.
lids. .ss,s'..2,ssf "a. 81. - ,@.sss,as,
+ Lat no one aay th,ttbis i,aus sexssperssed
|s.rr to aou.ider the .rmy iueits true fuuc-
t;on,-s,d tb.t i,< AZ as the defender ofeyars, i
man .,a a,.rv s,r man, ma f.miIy and property.
at1;.r o,,, door m ,6at,s; bo,, ,s,not. .iss
s.ant;.r m.,bs, ,h;,h sI,e,n.Ilv: :occnnieid
md ,h,. .s;.r,, man xili ,seel ,ls, ,t il hi.
dutv - do1 ,bs. be h,, a :, ,g,ersoaal 10 max.
in. ,b,. ,rmv !. ea;cient = =, noee,,sible foII
~. o,,n d.f.n.. md s.cnrr;;, > "a. ayerv
e.. az, ,,m. ,s,,..-a.a,.,s hs,. haso,s
;5 ~.d '.o.,,;,n,. l;h.-,I,;. .;ng no,.,; !,
h. b.,. !, to rurcb,:. .loth;no and mate.
mi % :. ,roush. nm into clothing IN cloth
lif be hs,e it, and il il blankets, or Sxo,oolen
Ecarpsts as a substitute Tor bIantetsI: Tie
Quilted iseomforts, ~ 90 called, are not CON.
sidered :: ~, ussful to the soldier, as iths
blankets, which 10 essisr dried after being
wst:-yL Leethe sscomforts," then, ybs retain.
I'd for uss q. home, and our blank ess Be- sen,
to ,our ,oldisra5 Bat sous one eperechiano,ss
poor in this worlds goods. NAV ssay:li;; eI
b.,. no bl.pk,t, to- aiye. and ,-uo carpet.
to cus ap as substitute Il have but this
coarse. .oomforts;to contribute; IL is The
best, nag, it is ali / hsvs. y. Then sisethat,
thou generous one, and as God blessed the
Offering of tn, INDECENT widow, although it
... hrs nit. a. ,onr oopntry ~ ;o thea
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