The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-03

latad " T,,,,,,e ..,.,o, b .,d,, r'oa H. H.
BourlH,ns which. if moi ir,ie' Ia "ben trovan
or n neyuous ta,n,,nra ,nent Via lens nv H.
owe of an aeton t,embled 70 sr,nh a., o esse,t
Lacking at them Standardization t,, ,y he said
IF vo,, aosld fo,nsee the fa n,ye, in,n ,yhioh
nm going Ia take Won ,' v v's wt IN, tramh,e
more" H. vyna With - similar fael,nn t,nt
only for NV lnpa h,rt f,r ,,,s ty,atnhn1' n,,
cass. thai reeee1 ly,rell nni Told h1,n v vas
no more good 1bnn e. f,iwhienad doar r..
laughed S,nd seniied. Il Nonsa,e eI'' III. lie
vo,,r SERVANTS etrnno ,ofrea hntinr ,i,, II
IN, Remah, here Ira abarpe vbIa ,o eat a,t IT, +,
Tie skjrmishera emil make ont what thesa
peonla are about Nv al.irmish Inc 'I hos
stonnel thon Thov VIM aavnnno 1 Luz -, Nus :,
out there In the woods making .yrnnt T,,ss
witt, ti1t7 trtttt, All As.ett sish e .,,nmi
mvself to nn,nt ad vfno ,vhlo IanIs.,n !.
and was off, Som a trisk gIsilade which
seemed trradunllv In rnne,Ie Voc 1,nnrt
During EwelTs absenne did I"1 e,n ,1si,"
surrounded by his staff to ait NV bnrse
though not more than fourth Of that Time
before his return when he said. ri am efn-
nletelv n,,zzInd i have i,,st driven ove,,.
fhlnp hack to tho main bo,iv which Ia large
Dense wood evervwbere .Igeksnn tn1d mo pn,
to commit mvself ton lar A. this o rat t,s my, INV
atteninns arn not ike1v t leS S 'e se,n e
eno,,vb In commit nnvhodv I ,yish .Innlrsn,
we're here himsalri' / ay,,ygnsted that n,,
brigade migbt he moved to M eytre,nn ,iri,i
nelr tho Canon road. b,owhich Fremont had
which would enable ,is In iInd nnt snrneth iny
fIe renIieI do SO. Thai NAV stir them
m. am sick Of this tiddIng about IT. Had Had
Ewel heen in a,nreme command he ,vo,,id
have pitched lns long before, but Ne was was
controlled by ,Jarksons instructions not +" he
IVY, fo 20" III th IRON rinb te lKe limo ho m y
think n MIssjssnni regiment The coloonel
told me he had advanced lust before and
driven The eneny several If His ma,, wore
wude s and hn was e eedng nrn ref ,s s Mn,"
a chit" In the leg. which he was enpn,red in
tying with n handkerchief ma | reschrT him
rcmarklng that at did not poster him much
Learning our purnose. he was eager to no in
that I declined to change den, Ewell's ,lisno
stions plueky fellow, this colonel, aud
regret that his name, IL ever known to me,
can an, ps recailed.
The brigade moved forward until the enemy
was reached, when, wheeling to the left It
walked Gown MS me. The expression Is
used advisedly, for 1t was nothing but u
walk-over Sheep would have made as
n ,i, resistance as we met. Mel. decampeu
without hiihg. or threw down their arms ana
sulfef,dsicd. ~ was so easy that | began to
thlnk OF traps: Az length we got under lire
from our sklrmis,lets, ana suffered some
n'sun o.,ty oasAS ieue1 , In hl,e
lnusu.len.. n,ii Mi'ois shllI,,lsn liie was "d
s',hts 'unIs as rnu Nv ia n
n r'f -, ",, l IVY, ."ut 'Iu !. ny !,
e.a rnnt h, a, s,." rIps. , ~ p,ny ~
t"e e s and ,iun LIZ hah bi were
stratu1s, 70 u'sppso OF, lee gra1,a
selaIesyy, 10 plpnloen, ana gu thls ne
; n,I'. Nas',ils'ou' ,ls,
tuii,s ninDoNoii sttoiE 'o'l,s ny ri'h-
VI ely, ,uhsaIo,E, ah'i preventing us Juhctloil
m,In mc.lelal' on whose ,ight llnnk ne Threw
nun. AT ooln Haroor' ~ could not waste
s sline ciaslllg fremont, put W." VINO looked
from lo"eI nnupplnt grlinplen ana shared
VIZ mon op,nlohshoohe soe .s",oh wagons;
ne pi.so.e's TAKEN III our hrp'lenhdo
mule w. ,mtns spnahklhs no N.glshIand we
i,hu ~ s'lnlnt' experience !eW dhys later IN
W. nniI, ~ a.,,a WIS ~ He,ll'h corp
I!1 az, Wy ven w. w. ho"hiu,
aha Ihis corps was on poth s'des, called
Since the time of Armnius. tho Germans hive
been n brave people To-day. In military
renown. they lead tho van of the
nations; but they REQUIRE a cause
struggle. the Hessiaus we're unfortunate at
Bennington and Saratoga Trenton and Prince
ton. We have many millions of German citi
zens, and excellent citizens they are Let ,Is
hope the above facts may be commended to
them. so that their WAYS NAV be ways of
peace in their adopted laid.
Though tho moye,nont ALONE +ho o,o,,,,,,,
limo ns 1nae,ihnd ,yns s,cnnsaf,,I u ,,e rasi
and foolish Tremnnt baL trnnnss ,yh;nI hnI
tha, b,,, l., t aliu sitpps H,.,c',, nlu
h,t o p.t'.T W .'1 ', ,ii'h h
made us nnss ono ~ RnInlaiI wU r law
n,,arers # an o honr Alarm q, ,p pv ,r,
nervous timiditv necaaionnd IL n'nvnyy w umit
nerves the source Of rash action Fso, MONT
made no further 81 egn ' and i' nc tho '', hn's
declined tho army was recalled to tho no r uas
and marched south. Jackson. in person on g ,
mo inetrmctinna to draw IN y, p7I hr}Ia sL
"a enr ,.aat ~ com, Mic ,hn,, thoa ,il,s AVA
dstnnt from # several hundred var,a where ,,
was to remain. lilo said the road i was
Fronnn ns s, rnr the e' nh ,p nh ~ .I
alry toward Winchester rnportsd III Banks 'I re-
Turned to- that Mace rom The Potnmnr Int inf
not lil,clv r. move south hafnra tha gnlIn,y,n"
oy hon " rode off and 60 oue l ~ ~ ns
me no Time to ino,ir" how lone v se " - s ra
main nr if Tn" cavalrv would ,dvee n,o IN
the nvent Ranks rhanpcd his n,,rnose ri Tb il,
was near annset AZ the tima thp nn,,,,nI
was IN nosiion darkueas fnl mon o ne No
fires were allowed and stnn,inp MN arms NC tb tho