The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-21

for t1.kiug another fight Vim tIls''i-
ino ovos with voice and gesture iril oi
command ana confidence. 10 bsf-1n ~
saving that thcy should -uevcr grs Up
mill terms BAD heon obtained b eeon'e'
at least. tho property rights Of the so'itl'-
arm reople Thcv could rails right %
this point. rally the people of the coun-
try caihcr recruits armed with slut
o,in. If necessary. and wi,h tlc TROOPS
m thrir DISPOSAL Ugh, back the enemy
and demand a formal gsaranfv before
snrrenlprinr II def,a'oi. they could
,hen retreat into vi -is-ippi the country
having been given time 90 pail ii-cif lo-
oo,ber and another struggle could he
waoed there. Dut there was no resuon-
siye echo to Mr. Davis cuf'-s'sin.
Fvorv member of the cabinet sadly
shook his head. The troops wcra oven
then brcaking their company ra'.s and
making for their homes. Finding mm-
self ovorrnlei. Mr. Davi; tools no fu-
ther part in the discu- ION, ami leatin.;
back covered Dis face with his handAc'-
chief.
Breckenridge WIS occupeu ul'," '''''
in the night ARRANGING i'iers ana sign
ing discharge for Ssh " the o'icor'
and mon IS desired o. return home.
BENJAMIN alorc preserved his accr'-
TONED serenity. and 10 believed that he
had IN bi, possession the grcat seal Of
the Confederate States. about whose fate
there has been much heated discussion.
4 few days later hc lcit the party WIN
the intention of rcjoining them m the
trans-Alississippi department. Con"l'-
ing his Journey across the Hs'anAt.
river tho surrender of Cen. Johnston
HAVING meanwhile taken place Mr "a
via dispenscd with his larger escort. aud.
with len gentlemen wno insi cod ca re
manning as his body guard, psaoel %
through Washington, Ga.
The incidents II UT. DAVIS Tei'>.v
have been graphically dessised B..
George Alfred 1Own.oni and ir>A -i.
letter written for Tho taimrr lu-AIe
are uad.th. following o1tuos.
Of took the regular e-gme~ at D1
moro. and at daylight Ior',ss Nour~e
was disclosed. with Oh. nag 81 10 rcco,-
cred country hnly waving above th-
parapct. We waited hall an h9.i. a-. 3
then | saw walk down the .'n, r's.o-
way from the fort. wim mii''rf o.
Ger Oh one size ci linn md q i'df 81 iie
other. thin. BENT. gay haired. rr-''
posing. village looking MIN ~ % -. O.
homc-pun gray Oh dra1 r. JeH.f-o
Davis y couple 81 s'iiSi5 ---s-N -
hind. and altogether there vGc ret @
dozen people on the wharf IL sight be-
side these Mr. Davis dIl not com.
directly ont 20 the boat, but loi--rc-
there awhile IN the warm sunshine 9.
that quiet Saturday talking TO Gen
Duncan and Ms Davis. with tie smile
of sick man cmydloscent plying Oh
his face.
~What shopl the United af-ltes do
with jefferson la,is} vt Lass IT. InirAi
Doe hanged. Who would bang himf The
nul.. If the country iiutiered c--d cy0F
ioa. wanted somebody else 10 take tle
responsibility.
AT that moment Of irrcsoiut0n q
man In New York Ohcycd au iurl--r
which solved the problem Horace
Greeley tools ihc public uiud OF Iea- soa
Davis and bec1ne The best aoured Ia
m America The most promfHen. man
iu the north wrote hls name - me voad
Of security Monday morning the Uil-sa
States granite building wars KS tow
rendezvous
"The grand jury was o0rApJ'>l q.
whites and blacks. John MINOR I''l's "a'
on the jury-a big o0ncd ho1 iel!o"
farmer politician. tw0-tiHds dfins-goSH'
and onc-third ohstinaoy, with the var
ui-h and veneer Of el0gueTr over all
talkor by profession, who boosted tbe1 h'
had never read book sine Doyii""J
rl,ifs saw there Charles O'Couor
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