, 1881-04-16

tua'ng. .oi,c,!once tn IL: .nandatc. A !ke feeling
pny te a y iii so4seo u; far escfy y nv
ieo which wonld stEon1then End sustain tho Con; 2,
casses St soxcs. s sn', aaes was uIan'fe.ted. "
Ills pcil-portruIts IT bIs associates are likely
To oxcito considerable nttpntlon md commcnt,
q least g far " tho snb!ects J &C themselves M IRE
sSs;sy ssnt M III; ,is;gssi H. s& ;d omit #
sstepllens. for !Istance;. .Ile titus schedules
bid In!ea1ed to otfsr the Treasury Depart.
sdxo on saSyeets af !lnaacS iii pnrtisnia.ly II.
trnoied my notice when wo aery,M toK9thor in
'na mo H. s;ates sen @ snt l1vng
Of bs' sa'a 11J to a t",t,iinsy uniitat fnr t,c
~ nrc S, tSn Z; ~. %
c,, fn ,%n hangn s *, :, ~ IT, I'll.
nunii,ri' ""'e" ot"e'e oo''o'''' A''' ~ ~ We'll
aIannEa; ,..-,...
q tho Committee on Nara! Affairs n tto yntod
~ oil,cers q liz the nasy. ana fSr % Inad,rnsn ma
iosS: o. w. se!ected for sncrofary ot tao Navy.
rapntNtion ,.. as lawyef aild ny uc1,taittanco
IL I ntit H - tao scsatg I"h alnscsse'! Lne Win
and capnsty ;s for abor liz e. H.
WIZ. Wn tG ap tao POSI- nt httnshgy 'nnontcrnl. n't
s,nrs;v Heeasan es q wexas, nnu KNOWN ;, TT
Suites Congress, at,i ilis aclualnlanco win tic
@ territory ingutod u The Confot'crntn States vas
w S9,h Fl. e.tnnsve ana nc9,fae Ihoso toTetnor
af oee is ' of ro.s%sssss
sir. Mctnm,ngor, Of South CAROLINA, bud a
high reputation for knowicdgo Of ti,,nnce, Ito
bore IN unl1npouci,nbIo ct,nrneter inr Integrity
n5u G1Io stenfion @ r. dntes ad o tln rcSo-
linn, ho. wns nppoiNtci Secretary IF tho Treas.
tr;y;.t t'a pEoscu a'tnselL worthy OF TUG
Sir, Walker, of Alabar1tn. was a distinguished
mo.Mber OF tho Bar Of North CaroIinn,' at,d wis
Slate,
An tntcrcsttnc translation tn ,yhic,, Mr.
Davis W early o,'xaEe Is ts esr1ibed:
Montgomery, ~ otlcer ot extcnsise nfornNuyn
ae hs sefas e. s4s Ts s S Sss t. mx:
Ea!opo y 6sy d tao Inarset y ID. IS passa,,s, 9
and munitions 10 DO 1hnnnfneturrtl, Cnpt.
!Aetorward Admiral> Bdmnnys. tho otllcor who.
sssf e t tn '5 hss 9esn @ !
rou: ar;teles cotltrGItea ior Tho o!eer who
viceab'e arms Upon thS market: he. howovor,
a1eeccded ~ mnkinR ctntracts for tho tnann..
tneturo " lnrEo uuhnt!ttes, bEnR tn auvnnco Of
toT te tic same pirposo. Tor further and moro DE-
tailed Inflammation. rcfotoncc Is tuatla to tho
"tHLuRtMP1 VI tHe EHttt u OsuHMHcCs
Capt. sc1nmes hid a!so boen directed to sock
Tor vessels which would ecrvo ft,r naval plr-
could sxnl not % i'na any vessels wIsh T. ~ Judgment
Tho Southern officers cf tho tiavy who wern ia
G,otntnand M OF United states vessels abroad, un.
tier an iden mnrc crcdltabto to- their sentiment
than 70 tho!r knowlcdKo ut tho unturs OF our
Constltutlonnl Union. brought the yeascs they
commanded aEtH the ports Of tho North, and.
4.K h4ay!nK dsl!yere t!,eta q the authorities ot I'M
thoic resl4llatfons and Repaired tu tic states
irum which they hata boon commissioned in tho
nay:rs to Bcrvc where thoy hold the!r allegiance
to 30 duo. Thu theory, that they, owed nllo-
Giancn to tlelt ruspo4tiro Stntcs was
fonntlcd OIL tho faot stl,at Tho Te,ernl
Government Was Of tho statcs; tho sequence
Yns. TINT tho navy Dclunged to tho
States, nat to thetr. ARent.F tho Federal Gnrern-
ulHIlt; and. whon tho States ceased to He united,
tho naval veastlB md armament should hHyc
been divided ntnong THO owners" While wu
honnr tho sentiptent which caused ttom to sur
render their he,irt. .bound Hss0cTatl0ns. and tho
nrofessiHn to which they vgrn bred, on which
they relied for subsistence, to 10. with nothing
say9 their swords md faithful hoa.ts. TO light.
homes and righteous cAAse, wc eau but ru-