The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-07

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grains nf truth, and let the Convention
alone
Gan. esrliRg.op'= Address Of Wsloorns 70
President Davis.
The reception Of eE President J"''cr'
son Davis in Atlanta, on Saturday, the
9th nit. was an enthusiastic onc. 1t
was his first visit to the gate city since
the surrender and thousands Of people
turned out to see him. More than any
other man, Mr. Davis is identified with
the Confc.lcracy, and the respect and
admiration. not to say love, now shown
him wherever hr goes through the South.
is n fit trhute tr his worth. We arc
nlrassd to nniire in the Atlanta Daily
Sun. ,ha. our e>tccued cx citizen, Gen.
\. e., Gnrliugtrn, had the honor Of max.
ing the opening and welcome address t"
the distinguished gus, Of t'a, city. His
srecch, which Was received with great
applause, is as f"llows:
Mv. DAVIS: AS the organ Of The citi,
zcus Of Atlanta, hey to trndcr to You
their heartfelt welcome to your coming
in their mi,lst. This tribute is offered
10 you by true md honest hearts and
not by scrTile followers. 1t is offered t"
vou BY people whom you represented
in srca. struggle Tor the guarantees OF
liberty, which they had inherited from 4
noble anrestry. 1t has no p"l'tiral SIC
niicsncc it is The homage cf heats
ovcrh,wing with gratitude t"r ru,''r
services rendered to thr cause "f freedom"
and independence. You, sir, was tn"
chosen chief of n brave aud chiva|r"nS
rc)plc, hose cause went down under
tue accumulated weight Of adverse CIR
cuuStances which II" effort of da,in",
courage or craftsmanship could ccn'rol.
Its failure was one Of those inSrr"tAhh
events which battle human wisdom and
foresight. But, sir. thi. failure has lett
no stain upan your proud record Inns
proct is written on hiStorys page ard
cncravcn in indellible letters upon tn"
hearts Of the brave and tue men "' the
South, In the terrific ordeal through
which they have passed Siucc the sad
revcrseS which h"frll their armS, y"sr
name has been treasured as sacrc"
thing, our brave soldiers honor 1t. our
noble wcmcn respect and love it. ami "ur
gallant boys, catching the inspiration ct
their fathe,s' and mothers hearts, cher.
ish it as one of the few, the Immortal
nantes that arc not born to die.
Ia the name Of this people. welcome
YOU tonight, and tender You their love.
resrect and admiration. The cause for
which YOU and they encountered the dan
GERS of tlood and field is now ohscurrd: !:
out the principles of liberty American
constitutional lihcr,r-i"r which you
and they dared to do or die, are 'mre'.
ishable. They will in due !n'ncSS Ct
time asScr, their supremacy ever wrong
and tyranny.
The frec,nvn of .A,ncrica will in th"
end he tue to themselves, though now
they must submit 10 the Fate that has
h,,allcn them. aud in the r|aintive Ian
c,iaec cf a taccrite bard. cXclaim:
sFurl that banner trne It's ENrr.
Rut tits wn,athod a1r@ni with glory,
And twill live in song and story,
Though its f>llS are in The da>t,
For IFS fame. on brightest pages.
Sang bv Poets, peuned hy saEcS-
Shall go sounding down t. ages
Curl its folds, though now we mast
FIX President Davis STccch in reply
was a ft'c;tous and appropriate Que.
T,r \ID,NE. Tho .'unc number OF thus
superb publication has reached US. Inc
orcu;ns picturn-' Night "A companion nt
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il charming group of statnarv, emhama'l"
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Of the baSt cut aud most effective pictures
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