Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1867-02-07

Church to hear addresses from 1euefaIS
Wise and Rosser in behalf OF the Southern
Orphan Association, and the eloquence of
both speakers amply repaid the audience
for Drawing one OF the most inclement
nights OF their lives. I'll
:. General. Rosser, as the agent OF the AS
sociatlon explained its objects, paid a |
glowing tribute to the me,nery OF our i'm !
mortal dead. and made a touching appeal
iu behalf Of their orphans = - asfe nf tsf
General Wise followed in one Of his
characteristic addresses, and as our spacet
will not allow us to publish it, will leave
true imagination Of our readers to form
an idea OF one of the happiest efforts oil
the 'sold man eloquent" .es = -sa
The Association has been organized by
some charitable Baltimoreans. who pro-
prose to issue in the Southern State 500 :
600 tickets at S 90 each and to distribute
among the holders of these tickets 2,O04
prizes, among which are the mansion OF
ex-P President Davis, valued at $4,000;
the birth place of General Robert E. Lee,
with 900 acres Of land attached, valued
at $4,000, and a tract of ] 900 acres Of
land, valued at SIC, 900, and tract Of 5000
acres valued at $1,000. There are also
900 grand pianos, 500 gold watches tor
ladies and as many for gentlemen 500
sewing machines 200 nelodeons, and
/ 100 cotton-gins.
The central Office is located at 1916
Main street, Richmond, and the funds
raised will be placed in the hands OF the
gEtSouthern States and other persons, tor
:; distribution among the needy orphans OF
/ Confederate soldiers. es
/ The high character Of the gentlemen
connected with the undertaking give am
pie testimony that it will be conducted IN
Ian honorable manner. The object is one
:. which appeals to every Southern heart
, and each subscriber has chance of being
; rewarded for his benevolence by a valna
: ble prize, The question is who will, moi
i take at least one Certificate Rschnao,ao
} Examiner. slj.. :....I 1a.,u..... MT. ,t
!, "DAN1EL WEBsrER's PREp1cr1oa," ,"-Un
, der this healdilrg the following passage i
l making anew the circuit OF the press :: 49,.
> Ii these Internal fanatics and abolition
$ lists ever get the. power in their hands
i they will override the Constitution, Sc
" the Supreme Court at dehance,s chang
t ane. make laws to suit themselves, lay VIC
e Alent hands 'ontltose who differ in opinio
Z and dare question their intalibility, an
finally bankrupt the country and delnge
+ in blood ,HufC1a$ H}4a/ 2n ..+.
e Although this language was uttere
e more than a quarter of a century betor
It the ''infernal Fanatics got the power i
e their hands, the prediction WAS remarks
IS bly, true ;; it is slready fulfilled in ever
G particular, except bankruptcy, which the
& have gone after and will bring in .d,l
Il time. .-LouisvaIle Jou17eul., ~ -u. ...@c
y - etlI Htt ..e..-.-. ,.-
= s.CoserEss1r,, But 40 UNION. .''--7zeJ Int
" zigencer, speaking OF Mr.. Dawson's M. G
! from Pa.,) speech saysa:f ~ - ID
u Mr.. Dawson says with great pain, ffther
!. is conquest, 5ut there 1is no ne-Union." l
: these few words he has setforth the philo
: ophy Of the situation. There is no Unio'
: The States are still discovered. And "
. what was the war waged for? 20 oprever
- this very result. The Radicals have take
~ up with'the defeated policy OF the secession
: lists They forget that the great object
: BE sought for is true peace4-net the peae
: Of hatred, the peace oppression, the peae
y | which tyraflts enforced upon the conqne
:, ed, but the peace OF kindness, concor
81 m,d fraternity. It is difficult for little, mine
- - to learn, great lessons. IT it were not,
90 =. expect our re volutionists OF do-dayf anigl
70 : have gathered from history that magn
!. lIll:mity to the conquered is the supreme
= wisdom: IF modern society may be sn
ao,ll ~, III x,o aorriund at fanv sprrat ,DOli1