The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1882-07-20
GETTYSBURG RE.FOUGHT.
Novel Reunion OF Veterans OH tsIt Baltic
Field.

Field.
GETTYSBURG, Juno IA sight the Ike
Of which is not noted in the worlds his
tory was seen here to-day, when represen
tativc Union and Confederate officer:
walked arm.in-arm over the battle field
pointing ont positions Of opposing forces
on the ground of the great combat. The
courtcsics shown the Southern officers
we're so constant and so marked rs to
cause General Forney, memberoi Con-
sress rom h'aoa'il', ~ %! ma Va.
",,,i;J ",, ,.nt W ~ ,rI ,;ro,oon ynars aGo whcn
i,ai", n ~ ,"ar sosnI,, ~ ,,onnJaj thot he i;d nnt
i,oan j ;Lo ,,;.,nr;c nonnnnodn ,Lnt shonl.
10 biiiS and ;,rroJ Tho sionv ho,tom of
Ia C,,,,ai,,J,mn G;nnoral u " Aiken
and Gnnorai II 4 Herbert both Repre-.
yentot;ves in tho EationsI Iiousc who led
AiaLamo and South Carolina troops in
assaults arsinst Sickles. we're prominent
nmnny the C,onfedcratc officers General
S;cIlcs brouoht his ono leg upon the
tiaid rather iatc for he did no, reach
town mil nam NJ which timc Mn;or
General S. W. Crawford, who thinks SO
much or Little Round ION that he has
Gnneral r. w Ecan and Colonel {; II
R1nInlnh ('hlpt 0t the Third ttOrD9 n r.
tiliorv ar,;vod alsn These vc,arans had
hocn nrcccIcd hv many comra,lrn
on,o,g whnm we've i:onnrnl I y RrnnLa
y Ronrcsontativr Shoiicnhprgcr
Coloncl + X Bachcldcr Govrrnmcni
historian Nainr Marin Nooinn;s Con.
oral Eil;s Snccr and nI,mcro,ts rerimenia al
officers hiI took mari in thc Battle nr
,hc second dpv and thcv rcnrcseu,cd
many commands along the famou, Peach
Drclad and Wheat Field lines
THE MARCH TO TIE FIELD.
Tho bo,t,o fold uo, ot -. hos, Fran
the we'll kent town Which il skirts to the
.rroot nroon tnnh Of RnmrL Tnn H. h;iIs
and h5Ilows oavo ~ the cvc nlcasina nic.
.mras ,.;,,,o,,. ,,n,,.;,or Tho clnynre t!oiJ
ocross ,.I,;cI ,hn ,nnnost ,yovn or thn 70.
beil;on roiIed n hraal ogo;nst Tho s,on.
coil 1 ,.os narnatod ,y;,h - now arow,h of
,ho s,mo herhooe hovord were fair
stra,,,hoa or ,bo 1:ros, nc aras. onj ,roo
snS ..,i,etlar inot;e,c ~ ,ha -;,,,, zn;io, :,
owov toward tho h,mo skv.l;ro of Somth
Monntoin Mon ] or tn tho Icf, =, tho rravish
o;das oc i;tIio I,ornd ,ron rr;,, scro,,,,,,
and burdonod vii, hn,,ii,enrs onn Sny 3D.
nnouob to dr;ve tho everv Jov nenciI into
noo,ry All want woji ~ r,no s,ost
Eojoncl Rncboldor tannod tho n,rtv ~
order at 9 o'rlock in front of The town
bcadnuor,crs corr;o.ss worn ,o!,o, ond
tbo Inc n,orod hr;nt1v ort ,ho Enornot,S M
hnrg road A. the ga holt ,yh;nh wos
~ tSa ;ntcrsoct;on of tha t' ,,;to w;th In' hr'
road T. wna ay;dant hot thorn ".ns "oi"r
n he cool dnol of fnn d;snos;,in5S ;iS
an Tho 5ort of a holr dnze, nenar"Is 'D ~
On IN fotlr nil at once was dava1onci
"hliiNu DOWN 10 "ohk'
THAT looks like the little white house"
one would say, and then would tell how
hls command charged down to the house.
but before he could get into the midst
ni1 ga oAp,nn"''oil "tto'iic' "uuiu 'en,'no
,.,aea" -e..'.i. he.,. ~ .I,;,h ...,,.,l :,,
dirote bis Interest - .nno jis,nnt foIJ
Tbms r. cana ,,,"i ,hov fnij ;nt" n;i,i
sort Of RabaJ "Th;s ia wonderf,,, y rn'
marka,i Coione, wallace or ,ha Niu,v,,nd
limo who once arrested Sorotor navard nd. !.
at ia rcollv wonJcrfnito SOC tboao mon
nil of nrominence in lifa .tnnd hcrn
nodGinp arnn;ng on, nns,;,nIot;n, no
freely as ,hnnrh ihov ,vera er sol,nnI Lo,s 40
oynr . Io. ~ n,aon G.,Js al ] -, .,
thot ooo,,rro,, w. 6uuI 6sonrI, a.. ,f,aai :;
,Ss os u'oasreu ous muuy n'neeeeh years pucI
II ahnnIJ To ao a. a,orvon no"', ,vos o,a,aa %n
with Tho Sr;okt opot,cIo mi ;tL t,o =, - !, , .
came in f;nn nsrIpma over rI tho clovn- M ,u" anJ
mnst of nIi ,onousa % ho Id aoornt "to ~
,i,cl, fron, ~ Ioort or,ho lonJao,,,o ~
fn tho n,;dst nf tho ia,ohahIo pof nIan,or of
ionrncs m cot old Cn5onol Woihnr of %
Ma9ne 1gy,;ss haro of tha D.r;I,a W. ~,
annIa ..,;.h s n.'oi' .'.~ roo;s;n ~ o - ttn un
,Inm of tho % frSt ;rmisi, i;no ,n1 ,hat ,u' Hu ha
tamaht ,hnse oho"t h;m Tho 'n aIvontano ,u"t 9 nf
satt7;no nna th;na ~ a t;,,,o Ti,",. t.o "
aroI Horhar, haron - ano 49, oioo.l,,
amI Ganero, rnou ~ svr ntaurI;o U oie",y ,i,.
sl,e;,s of uoru u.niy, iy,,, 49, s1Is si1ns 'n1 s
I;o rn,;t;on ' 'o''sA ''o P'oo'e'' Va
ro'lsloD'
pEVELoPlNd THE POSITIONS.
Trotting down the by.road the party
reached the wooded crest of Seminary
Ridge, and following the crest came to
cox's brigade was thought 20 have made
his start The interest of the Southern
ers deeponed, over Forney's massive fea-
lures coming the smile of recognition Us
of an oid.time friend. Their tongues
were unloosed and turned of incidents
now. remembered for the first time since
the battle.
fright heah," said the Alabama Con-
gresham in the GulEState tongue that
seemed about as odd to Pennsylvania
ears as the Down East cnunciation of
the Maine colonies present; fright heah
by this white oak General Lea stood, aid
he began, sirs, scanning the other fellers
with a long glass. Captain Walter Winn