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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-09-20
HIGH TRIBUTE TO THE CHAR &C
TER OF GENERAL LEE.

In long editorial article calling for a
subscription of 100000 to Washington
College by the friends and admirers of
Gen Lee in England, the London Stand
ard nf August 18th, speaks Of him as toll
lows:
"There is no living hero-there are few,
if anv among those whose names shine
with the pnrest lnstre in history whose
character has commanded SO high trib
ute of affection and admiration from their
friends; of respect and honor from their
foes, as that OF General Lee. No life more
perfectly heroic, no reputation more nm
tarnised even by the minor blemishes
which are not nncommonly found in IN
ion with the highest heroism, has ever
been connected with a great national
struggle. No shade of vanity Or egotian,
nothing Of the self will or petulance so
often characteristic of conscious genius,
no tinge of affectation, no faint even OF
the pride almost inseparabe from ordlna~
ry greatness of m,rld, which can endure
everything but hrmiliation, and regards
submission as disgrace, alloy the simple
grandeur OF the Virginian soldiers nature.
A piety without the slightest shadow Of
Pharisaism, a sense o. duty TO which the
sacrifice of every personal feeling and in
marked lis Whole course and guided his
evely public act, whether as a soldier OF
citizen. A family connection and the
nearest living representative of the grea
champion Of American Independence
General Lee has boen the Washington O
the Confederate war; like Washington, {
man ''whom envy dare not hate,' bu
without even the one dark stain OF doubt
if not of dshonor which the death of Ma
ior Andre has left on :he memory Of hl
prototype. No more t'selfless man ant
stainless gentleman" ever lived; no sol
dier ever set more admirable example
OF the soldierly virtues of honor, chivalr
generosity, and manly simplicity n
great man ever retired into obscurity,. at
ter witnessing alike the ruin Of his cars
and the destruction of his private fortune
with more of Christian patience and III
shaken fortitude,
OF his military achievements, we nee
not speak. It is enough to say that neal
ly all his victories were won against eno1
nous odds, and that his tour years detenc
of Virginia has few parallels in history 3
an example Of great results accompllshe
with small means and at fearful. disadyal
tage. What is now more interesting
remember is the personal character OF tt
man, as displayed in the various exige
cies Of that trying struggle; the slmp
honesty and kindly feeling which promp
ed him to console his soldiers as they r
coiled from the cannon n-crowned be.ghtsr
Gettysburg, with the assurance, /" It is 9
my fault the unaffected self-depreciatie
which pronounced, when Stonewall JAG
son fell, 6 I would wish, for the sake
onr cause, that / had been disabled rath
- than. you;;n the Christian chivalry, whi
3 no outrage could provoke to retaliaito
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-09-20

The REBEL BENDS. London Daily
Veaos of August 81, in its city article,
says: ''The Confederate bonds, which of
late have been altogether neglected, were
in demand on that day at an advance
They opened at four and IA and closed 4
and one half and 5-l2th. It is surnised
that accounts may have arrived favorable
to the Philadelphia Convention, and the
consequent return of the Southern States
to Congress. It IS difficult, ,however,t to see
how the prospects of the bondholders can
thereby be improved, since the absolute
|condition has been made and agreed to
that the war debt of the South shall be
totally repudiated.' s.<
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-09-20

There was tournament at Huntsville.
Alabama, lately, at which. one of the con-
testants appeared as the Knight of the
"Gray Jacket" Passing down one of the
streets attired for the tournay, he was
halted by detachment of United States,
soldiers, and the buttons were cut off from
his jacket of gray. 81
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-09-20

The Assessors books show that the
building ct the Virginia Central Railroad
increased the value OF land and improve
sments IN Augusta county one million doll
lars IN the last fifteen syeares.f
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-09-20

8 The mahogany colored ton of New
York have opened an elegant banking
house. All the officers are full-5looded
offspring cf African ancestors.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-09-20

which, after Virginia had been rendered
a desert, withheld the army that. invaded
Pennsylvania from infiictingthe most try
ial injury or, person or property; whlch'
when his own estates had been plnndered,
ravaged and confscated, took care to pro-
tect the houses and property Of his enc,
mics; the horror Of useless bloodshed
which withstood the cry for retributlon
excited by .he murder Of Southern prison
ers in Geld blood, and snppested the re-
solve of the President that unless the ac-
tual murderers were taken no blood should
be. sled but on the field of battle, the
touching unselfishness of his last words t, to
his disbandng army on the sorrowful 9tll
OF April, Z" | Lave done my best for you
But it was when all was over, when the
chief OF a great and long victorious army
was private man and paroled prisonel
that the peculiar greatness OF General
Lees nature shines ont with uneqnalled
brightness"
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-09-20
! From the N. Y. Herald of Saturday.
MEETING OF THE GOVERNORS
u is THERE NOT REVOLUTION
az AUEAD2

q noIS OK tHc NofLnefn CtafeS IN HnllaQel- |.
phla, after the adjournment Of the Con
-vention on Tuesday last, is one of the most
significant and alarming signs Of the times.
portion OF the proceedings leaked out,
and the correspondent of the Herald gave
the public the benefit Of that on Wednes-
day last But we have the strongest rea-
s9ns for saying that the question ther VEN
tlated about dodeing negro suffrage was
nDt the only or most important one dis
Guessed by this conclave. It is understood |
that a revolutionary programme was en-
tertained looking to future political con-
gencies--that is, to prepare arms and
efficient armed State organizations for a
conflict with the Conservatives, and posi-
bly, with the President, in the event Of the |
Radicals being in danger of losing their
power through the result of the fall elec-
tons. It is evident that these really dan
gerous leaders Of dangerous party are
determined to hold on to their power at
all hazards: for, as Governor Cony, of
Maine, said, if they lose it now & then all
is lost" They are doubtless prepared to
impeach and remove the President and to
place Ben Wade or some other violent
Jacobin in his place, and would resist the
legitimate power Of the Executive to the
extent of calling out the militia of the
States.
Eleven Governors of States, besides ex-
| Governors and Lieutenant- Governors,
composed this new secret Jacobin club.
The violent declamations of the miserable
firebrands, male and female, black and
. white, in the Convention and at public
meetings in Philadelphia, might not be
! regarded as very serious; but it Is far
different with the secret meeting of body
OF men who have the executive power OF
eleven Northern States in their hands.
There is danger ahead, and it behooves
the Conservative masses Of the North to
look to it. AS to the South, there is no
danger there. The people of that section
have experienced the horrors Of civil war
to such degree and are SO thoroughly
subdued that they will not try rebellion
, again. The danger is at home We may
have, before we are aware of it, a bloody
civil war in every State, county and city
: of the n orth.
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i has been invented by the aid of which ar
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. whether he has cataract or not. If b
% has he will only see sort of vail coverin
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