Telegram-herald., 1889-12-07

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tses1 -f1e iu1sl sle-4s1-e sAlet F1e slates
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tlso1 thls tssirg bis ai1 STATE sALs sosi
slsu ganusrs 81 iSl ne saGss sEslEeF spcet b.
ASSERTING t-v Flsst - Secession sn4 -fgfrs thst
sac sarrls9l De sit1.rseg igeu f4r. Sumter.
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49, a. ulcs spgciDted Cclp- al1ef la -Calef -
the army of Mississippi bQt sDFu4Is "a isSl
he fsssgaea t-eE o1ace - AceSpt sac ffssi
gee.Y u lte Confederate states H. as
inaugural address &c said that ne
csssuy nst sholos. hsd lea - 80
e.sslla Aefeu oeF 10 l.ol be ~ss formally
elected President Tor SIX years &C = As ells
inaagur.led ftbru4Ty - isoz Before a. a. be
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t1e i'fosisioasl Consfess
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maIiea ~ retaliation tof tes esnaneip snos
proclamation cf Pfesldent Lincoln. la
THIS b. declared mat General Is r
Butler was a fe.0n and ordered that al cem
missioned onlcsFs serving uhdef aim a. eel -
al serving vita slaves shoGia be treated a.
robbers gna criminals deserving eeath'
Ia January, fs6i hp s8ui thHee cai1Ilissi0nrff
Il treat Sth tae ulited States 0oserHmeut
bul their missloa was auhuoeessf1l TheTs
Nas temporary 0utburst of r.tLusiasn4 tai
% soon died away. a. the Union armies con.
tinued 90 advance and more and more aisssfis
faction a. a. pressed De- hi. last mcsr gf "a the
Coagress March IS iS5 M Davis asserted
thnt she Coriederaey had ample means 10 meet
the emergency, ana April =, lees than . month
latcT he Bas obliged " utAc-ste hlchnlold
he vas captured near I.WilsFtue, ca. n -
10 and taken 20 Fort Monroe. May :
lsas be was indicted for treason by d grand
Jury IN the United States District Court lot
Virginia sitting a. Norfolk under judge Tn
derwood May "A 1887 be was admitted
10 bail Ia the suin Of 10000 lie wac
never brought 10 trial. uolle pFoseegi
being entered by the Government December
1853 After being given a. enthusiastic Tecep'
ton In the South, his imprisonment having
sneneed all opponents 10 went 10 Canads
and then ~ England. Returning he became
president OF lfe-insurGnce company In
Memphis In 1872 Mrs Dorsey, II Beau
yoir. Miss bequeathed him her estate,
and there he has since resided, occasionally sp-
pearing 10 make { speech In some Southern
city He~as excepted from bill restoring po
litical rights 10 those who took part ia the re
belliOn and excepted from blli pehsionins
veterans OF the Mexican war il being charged
that ne was responsible FOR the horrors Of Al
dersonyille.