The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-12

press upon onr columns has hr;en neccs
sar!y excluded In our next pnili,o
ton We will present such extracts a.
pertain to the great paramount ones
ton OF th" day, upon which hang tho
destiny of a whole people, VIZ: ,h,. rcs,o
ration Of til" South to the fuI mcroga
tives of freedom.
Congress.
The following appears in fhorl,te
1'mes.' Onr readers bv collaiinu ibis
and the series Of resolutions or Mr.
SUMNER in The Seaare, can form proy
innate idea Of the composition and oni.
mus OF the men who are sitting in
Judgment npon the des,i,ies Of tLe
South: ''Thc Southern R.nresan,,
tiYcS. to Congress have all returned
home or viii do 50 in few davs The
North Carolina delegation nr4son,na
the'r credentials to the Clerk of the
House, and were admitted 10 the Aoor
AS spectators merely They were
not permitted to make any remarks-,o
Vote--llor take cny part in it's proceed.
ihgs--nor does / seem thew will he
Congress has appointed a committee 10
investigate and report upon the present.
4
status 1.-THE States lately in rebellion
and 10 define precisely their condition
entitled to representation. Wctoo well
know what will be the complexion Of
this committee and what views they
will advocate And we can easily
guess lhe almost inevitable result.
CoNFEpERATE DEAD sBuRHD NEAR
W4RcHLsTER.- = We lrust Eat ;hr Inl.
lowing circular, which We Sind in he
Winchester papers will nncrt with a
hearty and material response through
out tho country. msF
The recent battles around Wiuchc3teb2
Virginia, have left their traces IN Abgs
many graves scattered broad cast ovNr'
an area OF twelve miles radius. Tlla,
dead were generally bnried where they
fell, and their rude grave are fast dlsap.
pearng benearh the feet of men and
beasts, free, from the want of enclosures
to go where they win. .s.as
SThose who died IN Shafpitals
were mostly buried I'M 81 Il & opal
graveyard, but its eng Dong
been destroyed, and ekt53e over
its whcle extent. ar
"The farming operat |qg6 sea.
son, the wear OF the wln1ek. pa the
disappearance, by removal H4Ag gdoath, of
those who were present atafhe hnrialS,
will, in a few months, l"ave no knowl.
edge OF the resting place Of many mar.
tyred dead.
"Imrrllrd by these considerations,
sam" .of lie citizens of Wjuchrstrr aud
viIinuy hnvci hrlrrrrpl rgt,Y,vnr tr
collect iiiesr scattered r1nau> III on,
cemetrv, aud surround them hv sub
stauaii enclosure. This, Of course. vii
require considerable amonnl of monr,
The means of our citizens are yer,
much diminished by the war and It's re
suits we are, therefore. induced to ap
peal to yon for aid in this matter, en-
couraged by the belief that yon wil
feel it n privilege, as well as a duty. !
pay this tribute of respect to tn
memory of those who frll in you
cause. r',as.i
"Everv Southern State has its repre-
sentative among these fallen heroes
we ask all. then, Tor such .coutr6ntipr
as they feel ablcto give.
\ ,'Should we succeed in,raisng theu
cessary funds, tits proposedlo remoy
the remains on the Isl of April. 1866
Md we would respectfully suggest to a
those friends lie' under these batt
Qas, to disinter them by that time
" wish TO do sn. IntIrremovpl q,