Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-12

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rise, and, as It were, lcai tho others on, among
whom were General G0igas an several other
oniccra
HE NEvrR IooKED nAcS.
From that day, 40 tar a~ I know and cen Judge,
"hc mover hooked ha,t.' he never ccaaod try
ing to come up 10 Aia naDtama yow aud lcsd
thri-tian hfo Aud ~ he wcn, on brayciy nnd
rcrfoyerinCly. oven whef 10 became clear ih.t
honn ct success was fn.lIn~. He could NOS l"Avc
I hie posL iie did mo-, lose heart 1he caGso lost
Cciraied Tor tiule-lo fr.f snre would yet bring
torth blessing 9pon the country. We anDW whnt
followed gnt what was his cruel fac. Here
| opens pnce oi npDio mar yr! m hnd patient
ond1fanro which non' can fully Tcc'i4o WAC have
rot son H.
HJs lNrrIsCNMrNT.
Soon after be VA arrested and condnei TO
/ Fortress Monroe I wro q to pro.'dent Auifew
| johnson Tst.'iauing for pcrmisfon % Visit Nr.
bovis. a, his pastor, au1 minister 10 him.
AZ Bishop J0hAss adylre-rathcr egeins' my
ildsmeut-li was aeon. .Hnicj hy ro argument,
| tho Bishop saving thaf supporting 10 boy an ar@u-
men would indicate INA, 30 wns hy ite petitioner
/ himself uoi looked uIoI as natural, ugh'' and
/ ptopcr 80 ii.cn
~. Johnson iciSnci no answer.
Ia October following recclsoi co'nmnnl ~
ton ~ some fricnIs tGat thcy thourat ias timo
| was fAfOrar e. To- again mako tno appuranon.
ia s0. hut 800, time gave What thought was
ful and unansNeraDie argument. Ana 10
| proved 20.
rrEWIr 20 vie-T afE. DAVIS.
They were 10 Hes WHO were oeinE WIN .' nc
md upon fhe advice o. T. luiirlou9 frcri tlny
I cove my pnuer Go Rev. Dr. Ian. rector oi mo
/ - girhany and pnstor oi ST. >tHni"n' secretary
oi War li' nr.t wfs Hvrrea to hfunf lh th'
Watior hrt tno ladies begged MIN a. lof-i 10
read 'hn petition. l.e dii -o' ani oo9srn .cl 10
take Il in ctqrro 90 Mr.. stanton a'N nc GOT ir'
vory iuil permit % 'i-.t W. ihf7 l' Als ps'''i'
From ua' uWe wont whenrF'r ceNId 20 4o"
Ff b. % 4
'lo any ,.. ",. no'-'' 5, r'.., . ''''
thsi iogly. l.'iei o2i-io.4f .... ,v, ,oo, vary
liberal. f,r General Hlea ucn ~ command.
move ,Y.n n 6s.. aiicr wr.rn he became vcry
cord iai and allowed aii uy wishes. le evidently
so.,.tqrv
must say here that fhe imnrieonmcnt itself
! wa notfer n m, ti..rc yglo had ordered IT,
Auattbe Fortress woro giai tha' tho indignities
! I'm L'r.r NJ tle rornfrr. Tho oT.cors wcre
an foi.,n ana eyfruan.otIc, ana the common
eolIiers-not ono of tucD niopioI o.. low prac-
tirs ~ even nIra dIrufferie5 auI officers. wiO
accrued fo GLORY IN ,uoa.lng Of him 6.-roHpect-
fully in q saoDriur way as "JcH Davis"
Not ONE 81 tlc common soldiers but spoke OF
him .u q asuhaucl AMI kindly tone Gs Mr. Davis
,..,. ,,..-,.,.,.,,.,.. Al, 7r,t -,ur
ii''0i i'il''''' 80 .''
On my lr7i VISIT came on saturday evening
and spout ploa-ar enough aveninf "ttte guar
I 80
~ VII '' .ti a, 80. .,,.- ~
Hr "'''~ ID "''''u' ,., ,, po-i,
,slslru Hotnow 1,offln..o .of rn, coming. aad
a. co.. ltr,...'lf t-, oo,.tI.i qur. fv.s
Nr na,i..s ,l.aro .l.e Ind ba.n removed from
,t.,,.,.~otc ana mo i.,in,,,ti- oi-ra,o of put
INC t,r, In ,i.aIos, vo- an cni room on the sa-
.orl floor with "A ua-snre aid window ON each
side Of the room. and am 0ufo-room IN front
,l,.r,,.1 l.v r 0,e1 grated fc.r-t sentiuel on
ea.n r,a..aro and befo-, tho grated door of tho
snto-r..fu. SIX owes alwav5 upon him day and
r,rnf. ell alone. no one - se.. no ono fo spoak
fof
must hurry on. Y.u may yourselves mako
o.lt what our ,.ouversl- 'ou must have been.
,rn.,@il, man shCsa4 tho effect of the con-
c,-r,.i.l. f.ut lI. -uifIt cauli NOT hc aiIblued
ana r, ir' iiaf,it, .af-rr rs IL made him at tie
/ rt1...-~oflIi t.1lH,at. .Iim
Tc,.l lt4 r.o-f..r. and Of course our c0nvcrsa-
| o. ID ea. Iu..irn.od by That aud t.ers could be
/ orollinr back In-.soou us. had como 10
/ @ymqallile arl comfort aus pray with him.
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