The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-09-01

the appointment OF Mr.. BGrle and tho
special assignment Of Vice Admiral Porter
to assist him, were Simultaneous with the
remission of Admiral Farragut to New
York to await orders This was the re-
turn made 70, advice not given until re-
quested. This was the ful6lment of prom
Uses voluntarily rendered. The admiral Of
course, obeyed, and till his death the only
orders he received were to take ornamental
Peabody 4. Portland. While the ada raj
was thus doomed to inactivity. the largest
and snalest insults we're direct Il at him
through his frieuds A. various victims
We speat what We do know and testify
what We have seen when we charge:
THAT Vioe Admiral Porter has with
the allowance Of the secretary OF the navy
made it standing order, that 20 . end
Of Farragut's has an claim upon this de-
p2s.ment.' That Vice Admiral Porter
bad caused he men With whom Farragut
had s. 80 reasp to report for cow
art, or imlSgielcy TO be appointed the
chiefs OF he naval bue at Washington
and tie smmande OF our s4uairons on
the high seas That to repeat the COM
plain OF Admiral Fa;rs quits friends .Or
the Injustice done him and ther. the suG-
cient answer has been 20 be 's friends
disen'' ID them to Ieosri,ion by the
government That under Vice Admiral
Por IS ins, NC; ions, his tools at various
points aud at va iols Zines have violated
with impunityand with his express app,ov-
al the code Of sptenion due the highest
Office OF the nasy. That the admirars
fig, selected by himself. ard on motion Of
Pr rAeDt johnson, WIS arbi .rily ruled
out, and ra~ ike Vi to the E cmen bunt-
ing. arbitrarily substitue d for it, by order
of Vice Admiral Porter, aud prescribed
against the will, vi 4. and protest Of the
hero now dead. That bis uuifu'm, which
by virtue OF the chief rank OF Ill courtesy
he was at liberty to select ard which in
g'tat simplicity and elegance he did
se'cc. was sought to be cbsuged in the
same manner. and that only personal
letter from Admiral Farfagut prevented
This exquisite out Tge. That the admir-
ais repeated reqrests for servic, as alike
doe E., nis rank. and bis wish, and as
pre- :rihcd & rca uisite for a restoration
to b 'ih, were rarely even honored with
- much as rel ,sal but were pcs-ed by
in contemp nous silence. That the prize
money t';t he won al New Orle rs was
WITHHELD f.on him a'tn seihcr that when
I've was applied to pot in snit for it, his
anplca,;oa ,'ave Il by Vice Adwi al
;o,; err for hinSel, - claimant ct one J.: I
o. II and TIT wi en- l"e cDr'is decided
wholly in favor o. The adm al aud - The
di | ro.hing 20 "a. ,hcr, ,be c,p.ure Of New
t.'eors. and ,hat he al disobeycd the
de O. rs snpeFor, his .ane Porter
al - ,'',. ..'r,- 49,, d y, has hardly
>. e: T. ,,n&
et'.'... al IS, - no c, We charge.
!u,J H.,."- :. ',nSv, I'D SD ole.
J e1 't,,ne -, 4. r,.... ! ,.lt OF less
III llence ,,'au an cn-,su ~ e uagy wh;ch
lie ab O'".elyc ii. lis e oUmeDda,
,ioos wee spa nCd. His friends were off
iail> s'sn 81 ed. lie wcs { G.; j with
co",I'ucIv ard co" 90. Even down to
,is peanans All he : on his cot
eeve3, he VS. ~ I e., w;.h. lis lie
was cMir ee,. bo .ht. ~ u'C,ce o. a man
hom HI 100 s,e ,,utt.. .ved !, ON q
me ed &C III es Il COW, "a an', a pLcu'a,nr.
Cnc o, he. cowar',s o p, ,',,ors whom
he son .ht dnriD; ~ d. rebellion 70 weed out
tie service we ";ppsciv nromp, ed, and
in>,ruc,,I. aud ed TO insu'. him in
public e, ~, laval dero, reno ard in
p,iycic lie. Jh;s eleat soul IVES preyod
upon BY goes. lis pc qr'>;,ics were
wiheid, influence We nal; led, his
eervi, cs were otsot,en, lis advice wee
dc,pi>ed
IAN this ,'as done by Vice Admiral
PorIc ,ca'ly. on5- o'icialy. by re secre-
t2ry OF he navy ne S.. Po',ef who
h. n.1e tne line ser> ice a, once The NC, 81
&c emp, Ole, he not corrupt and the
inosi oli.a'cLi J IL he wo,lu III le' than
,!nce yea ), Tho',. h il WIS his act, 1t was
30 les he act Of the admins rat ION
which in,,o' ed it aud Of the secre,ary Of
the navy who ven gratuitous praise Of
raseed and snDpre, Cd. ii Is cue 10 say
that sdical les, mon is concurrent that
service would have cured the asthma
that killed Admiral F.ryeut. For that
reason il was ief,' ed. He uied at an ad-
vanced age. hul via bodily strength to
have lived 20 yea, longer he'd his soul
not been ha',owed by >iiehts. and his body
bsen viri lly imprisoned On laui But,
tha"k God, he is at la>. free from malice,
and envy, and cowa.,lice that forud their
target in his bosom, ana ne will on ank in
etern y those that persued nim here. as
he no W on,ranks ihem Ia the history and
in the hearts Of hi, corntrvmen.
TIE New Yo,a Posi- nr,nts the following
kind OF news item: Young ladies should
not go rowing with gentlemen unless they
are capable Of managing a boat. A lad6
was upset in the water recently, and dress
costing six dollar. yard was completely
ruined. The lady was drowned.