Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-23
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country. They exchange hospitality and
cnie ,@inmenis, a memorial DAYS flowers
ere dropped proniscuously on The graves
G the blue and the gay; end they meet OF
( the e bic hattie fields and in peace and
J good II light their battles over again and
c'o-e &c contest WI 'Ie knife and fork
Th'i i brt slightly checked by few IN.
-1-uppious men who endeavor % tighten
away peace and concord by way. NJ ne
body "a. now think pretty well worn
out n tAeir service. Il Il the. chief re-
source VIXEN hard pressed for argument.
I The Piumed knight lately landed IN our
country after al absence OF fUuI teen uenihs,
aad who has been - skiilful he-etOfore in
waving The bloody garment, attempts 10 re-
Few his Practice His warning in response
T. IA, FIRST reception in New York was that
Nor icIn people should not allow the Ia
=. "a 10 be reduced az tie Isdaiag u an
A'aer.cah CoHgyes, aud an american Pres
i7e!t seso ere Soee7-ae1 By that clement ,okich
s0st71t 70 dessr.y lhe Hat'.i.." He would de
Cline . receive the Saviour. / suppose, ifhe
cSmo rom Nazareth. This is no; only con
tempiihle but most unamiable.
J cannot but think that the inclina-
on - Deace and concord IS more July dis
p.-ycd by The people Of the South, C their
Representa- i've men speak tor them.l hau
a-aor- tho-e Of The MOI he people who
" pres 4 des;rc hat such condition Of
'-flT- should exist Southern votes are
~! .i7>n 20 open he tiood oates Of n,
c.n -'p5. =. IsuTy End pour tic pret ious
".n'. NO ne lar 81 the Mort: millions
u--.n gn''il"ls nave they voted - he Nor'h
j" jLc shapc Of peus,ons, which must of
< ga. NJ 'aiary grUspei. ~ throughout
o': Nc fc-n state. They have done It's
s .-cl.y AZ :Hey have cndo, sed tw 'hnut
10 Hg awa.cl number Of frauds. which
a. a. bciLr lound o .. such, are ct,ooI by
a NC.'lcu Pr iidcnt, whose conservative
sn. ea!lc-s 'cnirct IN This reSpc I must
m ct ne approval Of every pat, .oic soldier
a Il every honest c.izen. The " 'dcws Of
ONT !:e idel.s aud generals ale given an
nuiics by heir votes and without 9 murmur
Iom SoutAe.n representatives, the widows
a1d children of whose killed and mu' LATED
sold Ell md generals ret ro.hng, and
wh"-e ruined Poop have 10 conn .hu;e 70
'lc treasury which !; running % he Nor
and y II unocr the pension system continue
70 run irE many years - come. They
reach the climax when they cheerful!v
voted -or The special act - create the high
p.hce oi General, With ihC understanding
"a. lie o.iicc should be comic red upon
SEeEi' = Tie was the ruthless desola; d
,. thc Shenandoah Valley, As useless an
tt o. cruz. y a. ever was perpetr ated, and
> lrcnd.a-y work was So complete that
boa tel that even - crow would have
20 carry is atoms lift flew over hat beau
ii anu popuious seton. tbs : the
nan 90 WHO wished ne had he power of
"lGPLiag = band : some Of The CT zens
% cou'o ~, recognize his light play
hr tyran:. Our southern members who
70 81 promptly in favor Of this man APP
re@r 10 nave acted FULLY IN accordance with
IL, g.e,ePt o.. the Saviour in his sermon on
n. count But say unto you. love your
enemies, bless Them that curse you, do good
70 them that hate you and pray TOR them
which despitetully Use you and prosecute
you. From Cardinal Gibbons eulogy he
Appeared - be a "mild-mannered" man
and expressed his adherence Of the afro
60 6 o. war. He may indeed have rep ant
ed @. h cruel conduc, above alluded TO-
-, ''..- ,oui = in Heaven, trust"
Thus II appear that the SOUTH mes not
shown 'hc least reluctance in adoptir a
course which would crafty the Northern
people, -ec'procal, magnau.mous and gen
er1IS conduct and action on The p3ri OF he
NJ. ! must make complete reconciliation
cr.4.nty
The Nan who says hat slavery was the
raus- o. ne war, Is many have done tor
siJ ser M YES, travels too far lack for his
cause. IL might IS well % back 70 the
curse upon Ham and Canaan The real
ln- Immediate cause Was independent of
slavery. If one should say that the Sabine
women were the cause Of the war between
Romans and Sabines, every school boy
could correct him by stating that il was in
consequence Of the outrage committed by
ordCI Of Rcmulus % seize the Sabine womsn
whom he had invited - 8 festival at p me
- that he might have them As wives FOR his
subjects. Il was Tor that that the SsbInes
declared ". and no one think Will deny
le4r du,y and risht TO 90 50. If d Inan
cause OF the war be An and ca ell ON by
the L. ceieloniaLS against the MesSenians,
he would lie greatly in enc, As history
shows |, was not The land, but The covet-
business Of the Laceiemor ans, who wanted
i;ior themselves, and determined 70 have il,
I cause hey had the lower. wac the cause
oi that " From ~ we zee that coyet-
orslt = Ae root Of great deal of vio-
len. . and I7lus &C. \ eat ieal Of this
q has made its apr 'arance in this >Ountry
ia NY uua rs features are a. gross and
pAPao.e a. mountain L. however il
had not beeD for This LaCedemonian oovet-
ousnesS, tbs world would have been d,-
priyed q the history # ne noblcst resist
ancc that Was ever made 10 tyranny and
oppression n dsC p. :.fses Tue history
g. that war hooks II, nv memory. Ill
owned az estate / )uld call my own.
would Gil Il McsSen.a and nave tltue Of
ne nohl'-i f. N ana features sei up 10 rep