, 1864-10-13


90 = OF k1oW 1t 1o DO so.
Gentleman-Wo understand that General
besnreGaru Was to assqUe command.
- 1'es!aentLusnerA be-ufesard Will take
10y cvn1ano nAa ~ serve hls eouasry. lie "lH
PsTa r., sn!o.nsa anfus' u ~ u" oats-
~ 4otonuncs ase "S.eoaio W ufam WHY
e'ei eonctusion 'uos pieass'
At AUGUSTA, Ga.
lFrom the Charleston Courier, Sept, 2ll
Ills Exctll2DcY President D4vi5 passed
through Augusta Thursday afternoon. On
nls arrival IT t1e Augusta and Savannah
Aa11oao otpot, ne Was greeted oy large
concou1se of citizens, WIN loudly cneertd
the respected Cbitf Magistrate OF the natfon
at his AppcarRnce IRON the Car In which he
IVES travelling. In ans @er to these m4nifes-
taticns Of Popular applause, be appeared on
the platform OF the Cur and made 6 few re-
marks, In which he eaid be was happy to
greet 60 many Of his fellow cttizeus OF
Geurgia; that 1t is no time now for despair
and despondenc}; th.t tue enemy must oe
driven from the soil Of Georgia. and that the
men OF GcoEsia mus: aid In The great Work.
The; mutt leave for while their wivts and
children, and cast thoir gola to the wiads,
al belp to Dive back the insolent foe from
their borders. We are struggling, said the
Pfesldent, to Preserve the h3ritas6 oequeatn-
Cd 10 Us " our tathets-rhe right 10 govern
ou1selves-the right to be freenen. If We
hut If our Copfedcracy shouli fAll, constt-
tut1onei government, political freedom, Will
fall WILD 1t, AID We shall be subject to such
ou'raEes as that lately enacted 1T Atlanta, in
tht Punishment OF women and. children
from their homes-an Outrage which would
surely bring ooTn nPon the perpetrators tne
vengeance Of great God. Lie exhoEted tue
people, therefore, to be firm and faithful,
Hud I'll would ret be we'll.
SPEECH OF THE REBEL PRESIDENT AT MONT.
cuNERY.
rTro,, N. Mon,co,,srv ,,.,,,
gratitude for he occasiop' wbic6 the nind ID
a1ts1,,nn ~ +ba Ten,zSst,Ia ~ .s.a, aa 1.it'
nf annea,,nr hcfo.s: thatr .na - s-;nr h ~
c,tf2rra ~ a1.Lona f@otn 9hat G.,i,5t 'Io ~
rSh,ch tha f,-.t nntea ~ nu- a4;s,enp ap'u. .a ~
tssned ~. ~ ron,on,,,1a,aa ~ 90 nsts
tnot ~ ap. " sonceat tas iact
,ata ~ na'H @ Ape'i1useo l Elas ulsaeeels ..
taaT. aae enemy nase plesseu our ARMIES
70. ~ tn.9 .ne cen1IS ~ oeofE'1' tutsaE
thea ~ ny ooTaers VI a!a9ams' aoa occopieo
soS Wy Wy VI M9oue pas lne eitl stiu e,ahos.
asa a w ~, i,sna ID lnousa every "ati aha TOOL
saouto ~ =, ~ 1nG etoono., ae h3a 2ee1 ols'
appolnSa ~ VI us Saiculatoas IN Nof1hefn
oe9lklA Attef sehaias 1o1"afd TO tae army
~ Ou!1on al1 LIE 1t9uioFcStuents nc coala COL
!ect afnn eVely quarter. inc,uolos tue tr3ops
11on NcIteefh Nlisrlss'ppf, ue tau connotnt-
y expected successful ndvance thronsh
~ 1eLnfssee as1o o. hensacsy. en-; haa ne tnougat
aalm5 M9nla ga3, naseretnsa 10 AtlanSa, ne wonid
9a'e 4elt hls oia, lamented AID venerable
A4tHos Isl, Ioth, 70 uAFe es@alle1 o1erman
upon 1s Asnk Of NORM Alsoaha- Bat ne
nao .setcea 10 Tue ICES o1 concentratton, ana
me: sne sigma s xas an.th'pE tnan What nc nad
ouI ',',o e8nepensat'on 'or our losses: ~ VIZ
Ginihs, h uespee s"E ouus ol9uEnt asstns5 Us,
M u }1nas hfo1 Riaaua ona ~ et g. ant ao1a
~. ~ '.a oess ,e % aao .eteisoulS"
40. pue ~ ~ miat.. nuue pa,a' e ett. AZ.
ia.,fi1 ar+nnmhe1ad - 1ron, @ israa;1 n1noun ~,
.s1,erhs-td .,aar ~ a. q H,nto tA., ae5 ua:. =
rnar - ~, nAn' ...,. -
~ ~ hs h;nosd dSa "a rs1sr stana wna1 u
c1.,her The IKE ~ sct,on ~ M, .oppen ,oaJ -
Thr,s ia tnt n1e NV ~ snn.h ehau
man. Il IL tn % 70 The front rhnsa 1s.,a
~ nh1c tnr * ns1d shca.1 s,ot hss1t ~ y
momtnt md thnse Who ave- cnt ~ s,,nT1d: sces :
snT,e e.nn1or,enf - atd and oss;,t ~ rssr
to pen:s 20 sa
seek rheir nroner niaces in tie armT. 7 ~
Mr. DAYS gdycft.d 10 The nart he had him.
felf endeas asored to bear in tlie war. of his r.
IusnEacc 10 tue Office Of chief. and bis desire
for Tie fleid. lnrident to military amb,rion
and Sc eeme ' ta,'th % IL iis caoac,tv AZ % tor srms % ne
a]so alluded to lis long political carrer. ard
the an,mosit,es aud III fseijcg which an aet,y,s
TnnrfrC ~.
dered. He f,at feared. he sad. fhat ojd 1re.
fucices in Others uipht be turncd agtinst
h,m arf .hsf MA frr1tnps in hfmee1f yj,rht
irflutnce 'hfs sctfop: b1t that he could is.
cls1e today, after four wears OF exper1ence,
and in The anne hall where he eTnre hnfore
high he1yen to eupport the Constitution Of
hAe country, That so b. 1p him God he hai
never been irduced to auv cauyse. nnbite or
personal. bv aty copsld Grafton of the casr.
He felt that 1t was no time, and he was not
the MN. to Lave auy trends to reward oy
epemiss to pupieh, There be sotue men,
SAID Mr.. Davis, who, when they LOOK 1T tue
suu, can only see speck upon it. am Of a
have st iTen to behold our affatrs with cool
and candid tc:ppsrauce OF heart, ard npplytue
to them the most 1fnid trat. am the mnFe
confident the 1oreer I behold the progress ot
tbs var aud reflect upon wpnt We have filled
to do. we should marvel and thank end foF
Ire fIeat achievement which have crnTncd
our efforts
Ue newt ranId1r snrrer7d mir h,atc,v for
+bc nast three rtars coy eioainr his rSsr 1,o
wi.ff tba1.i:fnI, 49, that 4te 20, s+an1a ~
the Santh i,ad han snnerseded hv cra,n an,1
uTo3nca for the sn-,noTt Of onr armies in the
9.1a"!~ 'oa Wiz IolP"a' VI o"A ~ 1e' 40 '"e
NEG. .,.u
ue pala sioWinE tr1euss % toe GaPaclty,
ca.latl:} ans patfotlsm q Gos. WISE, ano
urged upon tte state ana the LsSisiatate tue
Wisdom OF bis conn5els. - the same con
Ecctlon 1I spoke ot u. solate1s VI AaauaWa'
They bad fought egery where, AID well rne;
WIZ SIM nhd= utLtu. lle,f example ah2uio
re Inc p11oe q! q gloiy c1 tns o'a'e. ana al
ei'qceh' epptal 10 1hose VINO were ytt oe
olnu: M no~,s sn,,.a e,oaasn,,r ae .ho ho,.o.<
f 81. unsas sp-aS t'lasnt!f ~ oi .uu no''e1s ~
o. aor aed thc inlss1nEs Q, tde people Ht
ut tsueo eaes. Ee naa t1'ea T. 70 ootslo T. at ano
nag pesa I Iooet1 Iepn1sso. q ~ c sa'a.a stsa ~
etIoi atM u taS so!olefss 5et hopeo 70 90
tain II. Il tnere os tnose "ho hoped 20 oat
w tpe 1a1kee5, ano " sHooln Horas ano
1ols epeeenes, DJ tne appearance OF "iAlng.
1eee 10 t1eat Or p listen 70 reunioD, 9pt 70
ehsct any eeIa1n csnooaIe IN t1e No5tn,
lucy okce1se lnemsp17es- Victory u tae nelo
as the EuIcst elemtnt OF strength to peace
Par.y. Let Us WIN oateles, ana a W saan aaVs
~ ~ {! ~ e. ~ enoue1' ~ eaete nAn ~
~. nHs" n'sLo M ~ !1sot .. ~ ~ ~ ~,
naa.1 , oaer n1iat, aans euh,nr,+inn 1aIl
~ ts,..o -, ea1 = ~ sxnis; -, ~ co,c1nS
~. .h,a 49, " ~ r. ,s ra.as-ga ss;a .hat ~
w. &1rh 4.he ~ fs..n- - +.Ie as,r,dstion T.
nan WY ~ IN ,d 1--WE ~ ~ ~ .1s oatt.9n
~ 'eJ rro1 1 s.us " snT 1e sopna c.no
na9 o11nen '1' oaE1Sno"1' fINa NoH111 ezAoA!
from the R,chmo, ! Rron,rr- sr,t es}
Prtstoent Davis psss.d through Salisbury
N, C., few da, 8 ago, en- ro1ts 1or the South
Hs wins greeted as the depot Of that plaet
br large plumber of citizens, The s SlI5bur5
Hnte1.,r at ea1e:
On 1he arrival Of the train. It being car
+o,117 asceTtsfnea tbat he Tas abo.st. b.
Was Tai,f 4 m hy Mayor Shayer and Messrs
Gs11 and Shnher VIA condnctafi him to tht
n1.t+orm from 9hfrh he delivered orett,
tpu tp,tsia sresch c0A "A+3~te 147 e'''
a. 13rtd a h,ph comn1;uent ta North Car
| alma r. fhe 1lr:nness And natrInt,sm of he,
nenT1e. md esnecisf1r te he raiiantry Of ne
irnapa' as evtnctd on the msny bloody bat
iv Tst He hstt1e % Of BrEhei aowg 70 Int ri Reama
| .t't;.n He ta,1- fhnnrh thn tnnpnc n