The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11
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jaan az dtaibtiess many OF tGs tGDGN were
at beyond chat ne has 10 claim Of an!
| and whatever upon the regard OF tn
! American people
| ~ lis story is very buefiy told. Educate
Iii army oilic,r he acknowledged the dos
Itrme, of, stale Sovereignty, and, honestly
Iaol.i;5gg It. he followed his State when 81,
Iseceded Now even ii a man believed tia
| MS State bad a right to secede at her pleas
lure. ii BE thought the occasion insufficient
l4e ee confessed he did he would silently
lAe4,a,sss..e ami no more.
| <jut if tue OCCASION were infamous, if thi
uajG,7t Of the exercise OF State sovereignty
1t auch enormous peril to the lives and hap
lIainess OF his fellow citizens We're nothing
nut the prpetuity of human slavery 40
HE and. generous man would have BgQtes
toel with all his heart. Robert r. lie,
| offered his sword.
| From that moment he has been an active
soldier His military skill has been muct
Ioveirated. Stoutwalt Jackson his Lieuten
ant, achieved his most famous successes
and Lees two aggressive campaigns were
Iigno,nifiuus failures. N6niAn eau he held
| guilty of g want Of genius. Bat viii tbost
! who are so eager in extniing General Lee
Inform rs why this Christian hero has not
a WORD to say III regard to the atroeous
treatment Of our prisoners III rebel hands,
especially at Belle Isle, under his eyes? VIII
the fatterers Of this Virginia gentleman
Iexpian-Why his reports Of operations i'll the
field were so unfair and deceptive? will
the friends of this simple hearted soldier say
why he tried q trick Of words in his final
correBpondehce with General Grant?
There is no act known 70 US during his
long career as rebel in arms which should
lfayorahly sjgnaize Robert H.. Lee among
hundreds of bis fellow rebels Why does
rot Johnston. or EweIl or Lopgstreet' OF
Hill deserve The same praise? What excel
lence ofcharacter or excuse for conduct has
he which they had not? DO those who
sneak so softly Of his crines teeI as gently
about Jefferson Davis? Yet Davis at least
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