The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-30
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t'T the WaHN Wears. aa.i 900 'aa5 'Esr
hl. i-ru ig.tEH- .utu contact V fh th-u
~au'- ui I'll sale. t.aEat-,m.a. fs.EH
minister, HiH l4R, bruE 4s.. t-s#
numbered suIai fha lrGi. n, VA ael
DID enough g." takse haal .r fa. Haze:
Il Biat-l-fur-. auf rrfrsm.-r. tH~ dus
very Wei, a- si,r lt, fasrt 81 'hr i.rt.
l,h into 'hi~ ,ty 1u 'he evening Z bow
ivg th, battle Wai' 7;frrrpi Go .-fsa.
dU,c ID. ,i"rl "i 'hai isy 81, b. u t,al
{" me hy VI ,siiau >ras.e urg'. h.
saIi
II, authorities hrr. htl received
inform, il'n from NarIrtI, sources thsI
IA, British were comm. ana thar The,
intended to burn %, Tah. t1..ius- l
thu rlIs W oa, kurp iF Rhah road
thyy would conn, 1h.r, Vrr, PED, i,I..
phone. telegraph ur fast us'. lu th..-,
,tIN>, AHfi news Wa sent lA t4frtrs~ us
10y Tho rnu, cypress "uls lrU,. i|r,ru,i
a daS cor -r before 20, British ,.m, hsu.
tina, they had arrived ~.u.N bore sluu-
the coast If Tho Chesapeake Htt. that
'h'y would ,um, zap ghe la'Y,,ui q"
Washington Il wa expected rLs, the,
would ,,'>, pa, hridg, over ih- eastern
branch 81 the Iu,pms.. known then ami
~ The present jfy I- ~ii.uuiu.- BRIDE.
Preparations were mldr >l that ih,
hrIig, ,puli D., 1T ou iir, t, DE irti-h
were Guessing o.. or d,-irr,,j 50, that
they could mot .,t back Jnmmsiory
Barney bad ,haT.r of q detail If sailors.
AMI Maj Miller q company Il mlyln.-
They were stationed ~ the trI.r and
remained there until th,y found oug that
the British intended 90 enter a., ,ilt D.,
thc Hli3,u>tu.g pix, Th,y then went
." R~lnd'n,hur- and PLAYED q most ian
puT,Iri part Iu that battle. which resulted
in IA" d"fc..i # our -i, our force, -
that battle consisted r; several thousand
volunteers. cavalry aul infantry. Ih,
majority II The ~ct,alr, bad never been
on tn" back # a horse before that la,
and a. for The infantry, the Great MAJOR
it, nf them had never fired a nqIu, nf
pistol even. IN their live. Firearms
were not a. plentiful iu those da,. -
now, AMI >ugh Is ihlU- a. l percussion
cap "r hrrc,h -lrIjrr vt- never thought
81. The British attacking force utS /,
great deal smaller than ours. lut VIZ
disciplined. President NaIr-ru and hl.
Cabinet witnessed Ih, BATH. having
."ur out lhrrc "u horseback that morn.
ia. puc of our regiments had uu .1ln-
The others did mot .,t Q" the BATH, field
until IL Wa, toe" late for them T.. Dee uf
~rTNi,c.'
How wa thoJ2 ,,u'ur,,I t. Ak
We'll. continued NJ tulitu. 9Th.
man " h" Wa on duty iu thr 1r-,ull did
not know mu.h about counting. aud be-
had some difficulty in getting out the
guns for ;hr yuiuutyrr-. many II whom
did not know how Ia fire them after they
received them. and then. AGAIN. b., Wa
a long time iu getting and ruuutiu. nrt
the lIut- foT thcm. II, counted uut ~.
iliut> several times h,f.r. hr i-,u.,l
them. s." particular wa b., that De-
would not make . mr~'Ikr Du the
road ont they met jhr other rpmiry ~
on = lively retreat
when iii the British arri,, iu tht-
city | inquired.
They got here pretty -,,nu after our
army did. laid Mr.. Cllllu. = r,arhrnr
the city about { "T - "',lu,L iu the AT
i.ruonu. III" BATH Wa fought about
noon. 81 = it'll" h,f"r" that hour. rc-
member very well their march into the
y they were coming al.u- q
couple # squares east If thu C.tpitul
some one fired Al Gen. I;n~-. who wa.
in command uf the r'rl-yus'-. mi--ir"
him. hut killing hi horse. The grm
wa> fired from III" house II . gentleman
named >rwall. Gen. l,n-- ordered that
the house hc burned. and in = few min
u,cS il WA ia ilamc.. No other private
property Wa destroyed. Soon after
that the British ~uilicrs burned the
Capitol. and then marching Ia tin rrca~-
urv Building. burned that. Then they
fired the President house. and after I
that marched io a place on MARYLAND
hvcnuc, Hhcr" they cImpcI for the
..Thr burning having been an
,icipa'cd, Wa any preparation made
for it2"
"Yc>. All II the important record
II the departments had been boxed up
and removed to hidin@-place- in Viz
rinia. They wer. hill - we'll that the
never found them. | lived then
y here nv Office j. now. on ! street.
near Fifteenth (ab"ui Ipu wards from
he Treasury Department.. and rcmem-
Der very well the appearance IF Prr<i-
lent Madison m"~-"Bger A. he passed
along the New York Ayenu. bearing a
from the President. who wazaf
10 Mr. Madison. telling
her Ia Leave the city - soon - up--;-
Die: the British have arrived. II Va
Understood In advance where -hc should
20 If she received >uch q mc~~agr. She
immediately left frr a place IN virginia
y here he remained. - lid the Pr-.i-
lent and several members "f III fahi-
ret. until the Briti-h irft for Baifimprc
igh; az ten day- after. You have read.
10 doubt, If the death If cen. Ro~- near
I'D Point. NJ Baltimore. on September
=, following. y h. Wa riding along
va boy fired at and killed him from 4
argp tree IN thu wnod~. The boy We're
iddlcd by bullets, a whol.. regiment r.
urning their fire. Mrs. Madison II:
hr White Hons. IN charge Il a m-s-en-
,,r named John Soiis>a. who di-l le-
han ten year agp. II va VI. SOus--a.
Who wa- a Frenchman. Who rUt Gilt-u
,tuart'> portrait of Washington out If
+ frame and hii IL -ImeN here IN the
~ that the British could not de-
IL. ! know this from NJ. ~pui--a
nd several others who wcrr employed
the White IlOJF-e AT th, time.
..Thi. matter VA the sibl-rt # an
nauiry recently. Wa IL H1s?
..Ye.. Mr. lIayes -ent for ne a cDti-