The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-03-14

were surrendered, paroled and returned
s 10 their homes. Let us pause for s mo-
ment. IF the tongue, were paralyzed, the
heart world sneak. How much happi-
mess. how many hopes, how many loved
companions lie buried hersl q
~ ;r..;,;l:a,, ,a..,,,i tnne ,,e, arnd eon.
Shall MANY an noe that that wall prolong:
St;II Sill from; r, tha a. s;rs the he's SON skall hear
Of the stern strife and carhage drear,
Where sliiyered was fair Scotlaid,s spear
And broken was her shield.
Jsr,,o,cerp11crvoN;
49, S,.t'e : 80 =. .e..,
AT the Close OF Ine MA. .u sie STns oi.ne
vlcsoIs oScnpiea q tne ooasn: oiaYsiy m,,o
aoniisheu, ana tne llee9uieii "ele snlia,.
cnisea ana iucor p, , - : non eie.no..
OF citizenship. Ine laws j AnoWn 81. AZ Nc
construction Asls O, gongrsss we're pass s's
etis ana tne pooy p9i,lc mus LEVY 'yl, ~
stISuted vas lnvisea 20 feconssrGc' .us ..,e
state governments anu .,a snuS .as sss ,pos pss,
sented Ior sotutioti oy US, t9e oousu sIe mo.s
ditncnis Poiitlcai Pf9oieui 10 no, an n.s.oly
Alter that sne aeiuge. tne iouIsailis p,nis
OF the greas oeeP were Dr9Ssu up p'aeA
horrors, worse tnan ~ VAT OF lae Plasaes %
pt, ieit upon .i ,le Soasu. . S"s.ns :,
new peoPle, mossi5 arssnsuleis, ms oosIaM ~.
tae Meole coas.i asly yhano = ,,"t.nt
usu
agencies WIZ 6nlch 70 taceon'plisn sne.i
s purposes. pace seolhlnaliou - MMa.s
antl-rflpuo.ican ana oppresssiye, out "nen
the more ignorsnt race ls lhe more I'.-
nierous an, aaa eonlna1s !. ossomes .psGs,
raoie. no ,ofleiliai I,si.ens, possesas
what properly "as ieit IN :sre Soa.s. =
less numerous , anu III pers alsilauSlise'
were oYeroorne q ?! nunpsis ~, pai.asu w
gether oy ssSe a.nni inss Su sTS IT, oUss
poIsl "a n .,e = - -; ~ t;on in az
s eAcluceu i1on. al n5 - .,s;io s
government ot taeil .asneis, snu W1;,s G.
: strangers iag tnell !, OWL " Z. couuAy. HN
some e1csplons' tse otagss were selMu
py 2 motiey 9anu "a: po.i.i'Ai PT.ass,, .,s
haIlsqulhs ana s slouneeoan =, VI aii iae'.s
and nations, ana o. every T ,uegtse Q. lgno.
renee arg aroaclsy. ansn aI.rss. .9alo%eu sI9 l,f
saturnana OF co.luPtseIt:: t:i tinA' 9 Va
horrorS nor lnstne nanie " hoefs ~.
ruin requires " W og salu su9I uo
country m any nuo. G,auu, ;,ua.r I'M ~ :
gary, or Ireland, not itouinanls unuer .ae
IurS-was ever IN conoltlon compars!-
Bile to that Of the sontnernSsolates LOT .
few years stter the mar. Many circuul-
stances contributed to aggravate ths!t
condition. Inc, people were oeWildeTeN,
dazed and d'spirited. me country naa
lost the Hover Oh us mannooa, ana Hss
reduced 70 poverty, nrst Dy ING e3naus,'
ing Grams OF tne great astruggie tplouSu
Z which 1T naa passed, anu snen oy tns
loss az enc icir sWoep -oi sMo .aousanu us:a
miihons OF ooiials from ehanciPs1ioli'
I ;ssf,I ana alset snat oy lns 1nAnomn aIu ia at
! !ls .oio LOSSES tton Pecuiasoa auu p'uIua -
as.sn - ssv,y n3y.o;hla S form sWnat the naImer.
3 s,n-r, bosb Isft tba locust hath eaten.
what What the the locust hath left the canker.
worm hath eaten: and what the canker.
worm hath LETT. the caterpillar hath
eaten % r
NO wise or good man could desire the
c,nt;nnance of.so protesouel a caricature
ofrennhl;can government Surely none
could be willine to tolerate it except per-
b.nsetbet nac,,5;ar cIass-hanpily small
anS g .roSSi5s - iss..Nthat take pleasure in
I -,;sesy and aTnnose If TO be q patriotic
dnty To- furnish at any cost to the cour.
trT and TO humanity q Durgatory for the
punishment of rebels. I have often
thought that this confused, turbulent
: dasolation could be aptly illustrated by
Z NOTHING hut that fearful abyss of the
: Paradise Lost--neither see. nor good dry
land that aichaos on the wastefll deepb
rsb;ch the arch-euemy of mankind. iust
escaned from the burning srlphurs Of his
internal prison house. encountered in his
bold essay; to reach the. abode of man in
the new created world.
DELIvERANcB.
Bot the evil passions of men cannot
last forever. Bya wise dfspensation they
subside and on this Joyous commemors.-
tion f]ay wa are thankful that the dark
nipht has passed. and the light of glo-
rious day is beginning to dawn. For
this preas deliyerance We make grateful
and proper acknowledgement. We are
.larceiy indebted to the returning sense
Z of Justice among good Icitizens in every
partof the country, North, South, Eant
and West. We are still more indebted
to therighteousness of our cause, and TO
the eternal principles Of truth and jub-
tice. But most of all are We under obli-
cations to our own people, who, driven
to despair, concentrated all their powers
of mind and body in one mighty effort,
and. led by our distinguished Chief Mag
istrate, Governor Wade Hampton, in the
Centennial year Of their country's inde-
pendence, broke the chains that bound
them, and now, by the blessing of Hear-
en-, are again ga free people"
DUTIES TO THE COUNTRY.
~ Ar f-;.nd. have made this ;nn.y.
a.S,,. NY t'9IS' hai;eve % trntbfrI narrat;ye MT
iesi ous' anoss ue..es' % Tn n;sy nf.nrro,,nt @ n'
witncus puspOss .Ia - u.o. VIC" ~ aMas,;om of
iSg SircenssaIcss; .Nl 'nn gLess uoeSsou omr ~" W
tne cay Is, Mns y ~ oa' AZ au ;h.;- o Sm,t p'o =.
PIE are acclssomsu .o..Sd W ~ .o9 nonssnyo, @ "'
they see IL, ",sa"t' asa. su nov ~ .hon7d te
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