The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-09-02
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today ynti arg assembled % do. hanor
70 tilSsa martyrs Of 3; lost cause. NJ 5s tit
/ Gp q tlLpp that yon DO so, Recall theis
dee5tssQ Of yaleT and OF endurance. ! Re,
| count their tris ssbsi ail5s sliosf shnt1
gIapdly they hEsS lhesiseIyes 10 iIefsaf.
Eel your ldsen tie story. of III e paSk
tel stllelII ~ nsaE God that when fFisi
comes To- tteni, Iey may meet, itf al s,iis
hlegeaingly and hear themEeipes as frBlyv.
sss atd the DlRp in grey, s Let tnlonunsenfg
arise All ioYesSy the land 70 cornnieft.osat 4
the deeds of the dead and lot women
hang gerlards upon them For while
tiie, sons. of The South sin support oe, ,tha
Cpnfede eracy, yin dicsted the, blood ttey
fhnd ipt teTi ted, her darghtefs illisfrateSi
all that il aanirablc .;n the attsihnfss ,os
wp men here arose. Silo Ilg Ill s9fiS no IA,
one 70 emu late those batoines OF history
who girded onEit|le fhaTness' of. 81 Yaf.h. or al
dfoye' Q dagger TO the tyEant's II cart, Tor
there was no need for them 10 alufdsaR
themselYesi; but IL is scarca an axhrgaf ffs.
tipn 70 aay thAt th6 voluntary eli tls ~
our omen, themselves laboisne nn;iss;rr'
eruot nnd :, ,,npaccnstomed priyatioiisl. =
clothed our armies ar i organized hil' lof
the comtorttha existed in our HOSPITALS.
D'eyofed heart and soul 10 the cause, they
were az fehdy 70 cheer. With braYe words
the1t champions In battle, as to tend %itfi.
geptie fiiinibtfatiotls the sick md aoundl'
ca ana thhuy o Southern woman
cheSksd the cry OF waiiihEi oyef Her
siang ttered hGsbaild, 20 prepare her iifss
born 10 take bill. place. Such Was the
women of the C6hfed deracy and When IL
went down in bibod mud glo6tn,} Blie : Is
mained as true t0 its memoir 81. nd 'Siida
had been gaithful in its perfornaiih5nces 5
AY heLeyer b inontihe ent has arisen IA aii
our Southern land to the Cohfederatei
dead, 1t has had It's inspiration III q Wuits
mans heart, tender and tfue I; and it HIS
owea i@ comp lstion to her devoted and
nnSearyihg zeal. It is iiiete that The
qaughfers OF Lexington should raise II
sspeciai shatt To- their own dead, for no
better tro9pg) TlAtched af,dsdied with
Heauregard and Johnston and Lee, than
the 4bretbsrs and husbgpds and fatllerss
IYgfhom their prayers accom- panied TO The
wax q where can tend hearts bsl
found, or fairer hands 10 place ,iinreas-,
telles upon q soldiers grayet 81 az 80 II
= The past ig ,Ileqd ia the issues it en-
yolyed, bik itaises Id the teschibRs off its1
hgerolsm stand now amid, new, sur,
rpundingsi new AissEes ARE . before iis );
new duties uponails.iz RiitsisIr.nf ara lgai.l
tr9cet;I Ias true iaeh meet, tho fesB6nsil;iIa|
1yies tiat await us; if We afe 60 tiisEhaYg6t
to the full the obligations We owe 10 ei.cl
other, TO the country, and to oi,rselyss,
We must approach as near rs may be To-
ne unaelhshi otioni to principle of, the
naen OF tlie Cohlede deraoyjs and emulate
thelr,f fdeli 3 fdeli lily even hntb death.
sYSaIaay y { y; hurySt.ha issues for whick they
sserence hut re b;,Fp mi IS, I Y, -, s,,.Ts
eot the heroic eiInrts md h;,si,s y, ~
the contest 5not,Id "a II ,yo ,.o,,,a "a
diyest ourselves oftheir ;nflne5Sss NTnS
laws of nat,ira forbid II TEe ,,s,, so,,,i. :,
i: s sSl ha old mo n; .,,
thsinlother, flows In her I, ains. mi T,a =.
ties,ifiaer eks.n,li, y,itb n rIe
by diviue5ritt,t m FinheTitarca snfsssi,s
nioliefS thafact sClnJe sy,jas-f tss1,t]
Of action and under ti,n cjrcu n,eto ,is,,s 10
d different c;7tiizatit,h f,i;5I Eyaesss.
tics Hhcutd be and are rillssnilasted. Tooir
at our history in the reesnt' nast yVhsn fsss
otter ths "a 1aIs rS az,
paopia found fhemsetyes Efr;nned ~ ora
ploR fuT the accnnIntiiatidn idns of f{v5 S,,,3
dred .yssfs Of thfift niafj iie6yi N 4 AZ
sclEygoyern userlt .wi,icb N -
them through the f., fa,, 49,, ~.
furie5 ftaifs5a cnstrv .sag han "a III fhs@
was base afltIieiIe, iY,ifistSs
eelnii,inplia1 ;fIlift 81 sri, :, n y
Ifesidulri az ihvaSiinS' arn,ies Aoa.ad ~
the top, and prctected by fhe ali notysnfyr. essf 3
ful conqueror. .was REGARDED as the State
when 4,iaE ktnsi po,ye y.siSlls IS S,
ever ili-goften Was the sa1re' ra,vasyi III
leserih;ss HSJs 81 mis- +; ;ol
aI soI5 Svsfas :, =, ~ X
and faisef ft,
t,itia nhSbjt7Sd ~ fi,ss
with what naiient 81
To redeem sTn;d ho =; ~,
htancesteir brnEs ssr.n:s e. m s..'sa
kie opportfnity of rel;sf cssne s' n 1sga.
boi,v sI oss Ss,I, 4 =, t, nov
TtrA fSidads ifsis es.kr5 Z; AZ y
South Csrolins a., ss;,s
Shs history of tbe old.- a,,d su,n tha ~
four ven i'm : ~ ,,sss
kntaSnished nnce :, 49,. ;,s
pf their Stsfe GoysT ,i,,.
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