The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1865-09-21
Uho Suppressed TIE Rebellion.

tional the late war has been i'll It's men
as we'll as in its conduct.
1t mayserve to disabuse the minds Of
some of those Radical gentlemen intiat-
ed with the idea that they and the peo-
pie of some one particular section only
were Corporals, forgetting that some one
else might probably have been electedt0
the position.
We have been amused to observe how
much 1t added to their native dignity to
be able to say "wen have whipped the
people Of Virginia or ofShe Garolinas on
the Gulf States, as the case might be-
f 70 boast ofdeeds ofde5perate daring per-
j formed BY "us,o while really the only
part which they have taken IA the con
test was to follow after and hang around
the rear Of the army and live OF of,aBd
plumber both soldier end efeaaaa. And
~ taoae people would tempt to d.
,fsstt Hola t5fe merits OF any section other
] than that to Which they themselves be-
long. From the merits ofang setofmen
outside Of their own limited sphere, and
70 make us believe, what we have been
for SO long trying to prove false, that the
4 war was q purely sectional one, that the
q people the North had been Naging a
war for the subjugafion OF province,
that the end had been accomplished, and
nov the inhabitants Of the conquered
Territory were butmere vassaIsto beused
AT their will.
AS though brave men from every Sec
ton OF the Union had not split their
blood in gallant endeavors t. preserve
the Union of our fathers, as though they
had suffered har(ships and privations to
@aclieve the object nearest the heart Of
Afreemen, to give to these camp followers
8When once the struggle was ended the
sreins Of Government, and allow them to
8once more to raise a feud between the
people Of two sections.
We are proud to observe how many
gbrave leaders the "0ld Dominion" has
Furnished to the armies Of the Union,
sand her sister States of the South have
mot been far behind hand, in furnishing
men who have sealed their devotion to
the Union with their blood:
"Virginia has given us twelve gene
rails Applause. whose names are as fol-
lows: Thomas, Terrell, Cooke, Reno,
!: prentiss, Newton, Davidson, Stevenson
s Denver, Ammen, Hays, Graham.
q "Maryland, M y Maryland,' has Civ
zen us ten generals, namely: Ord, Coop
Ter, Benton, Emory, French, Henley,
#Nandever, Sykes, Judah, Lanman.
III delaware has given us three generals,
%namely: Lockwood, Torbet, Thomas.
II "Kentucky-the birthplace of Pres
#Sident Lincoln, the martyred and immor-
Vital patriot-stands in great measure re-
s33(leemed in the number and efficiency Of
1.-THE soldiers whom she has sent iuto the
field for the defence of the Union. She
has given us twenty-eight generals,
Il whose names are: Candy, Anderson,
q Rousseau, Reynolds. Nelson, Hobson,
Harrow, Oglesby, Blair. Boyle, Critten-
den, McClernand. Mcmillan, Clay, Clay
Smith, Morris, Palmer, Pope, Burbridge,
Fry, Shackelford, German, johnson,
Il jackson, Wood, Ward, and two Bufords.
tennessee has given us five generals,
s8namely: Carter, Harvey, Campbell, A
b bercrombie, Spears.
81 "The District of Columbia has given
Nus five generals, namely: Hunter, Orme,
d Pleasanton, Brannan, Getty.
"Alabama has given us three generals,
28namely: Two Birneys, and one Critten-
#den.
81 "North Carolina has given us two gen.
Xerals: Meredith and Johnson.
III "South Carolina has also given us two
aagenerals Great Applause Hurlbutand
Fremont.
"Missouri has given us Reno; LOUISE
ana, West; and Georgia, Meigs. Con
Hstant applause.
III 'Here we have a list of seventy-three
Southern generals of land forces, many
of whom have already with their valor
and blood, intermingled with the valor
and blood oftheir compatriots from other
sections of the country, added strength
and indissolubility to the Union
Cheers.
"Ifwe turn to the navy we shall find
xfrOm the South four names at least which
will be famous in history so long as float
Ing batteries or men-Of-War shall be
found upon the water. You know to
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