The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-28


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! G0vECNo2 EsAyaa f DO s3S - M
He DOES NO, WANT COSfsDERA -:
MO>UMENi.o ELECTED A,
CE: .SCURC-
"PE 'sI ECEc, Pa, October -.
! Governor Eea se' was seen last ey;
Ill regard to the T" ""olutions adopt
Abe Patterson Post. No IS, G. A. ~.
protesting against the placing of Re :c
monuments on The battlefield of Cett., ).
burg.
81 read the resolut ;ons This morning,
said the Governo.'," aud they show t..
right spill. AS to this particular NON:
inelt of rheod Maryland regiment,
! don't now just what it is
I II W; then explained that t.
monume It stood just outsidet''e [ n.
'easjworlls on CulD's Hill, and !;
said:
T the Regiment, u ASsncia ;ou b.
purch sed The g.ound outside of ,hs
con rolled by the Gettysburg Da,li.
field Association of course they have d.
right TO erect their monument. lc !,
assu.e you, however, that no menlb;.
Toflhe association will conoent to ~
ndlHidual I>ebel OIL gani::ation e:ecri. ,
monuments within The 6 ounds that
bear ilscTiptionslikely TO foster tre,,:"..
and Cis;1yalty. I am strongly in fave
OF The Govern ment making appropr'a- Il
uiG!:s to erect M rkers on the post OF ;
occupied by The Goa lfederate COMMAND.
as a matter of histo y. A perfect idc.
Of The fight cannot be obtained by h. v
ing but one inc marked out, anc, in
order to mate The demarcat:on co.,
plete, uniform monuments should TX
erected TO Indicate the Confcder. t.
lines. am and always viii he oppos Ell
to any Rebel rgInilatjon e:eci:ry i.
owl monuments within the groun... :;
Of the association. Any point outside ::
beyond opr control should it be pu,
chased Dy Goa Tedcrate orga nizatio. IS. }:
WHAH thEI SAL IN EALc' MOI.
"BA MO :, Nd, October 25.-Th
dispatch from niits,urg with reie:rn, :.
to the action OF Pat; erson Post No 3,
G. A. f., il objccting to the erection
Coriede ate monuments by The Maly-
LAID regime ITS has excited conside: nj :
comment among Coafederates in 4.
city. They say that they :nnot undo.
stand how the Pittshurgers could have
been led into such action. &c !. Dradi> =
n. Johnson said that the monument
erected by the "a Maj yland regime +
at Gettysburg IS the result Of a press
ing invitation rom Col. Batchelle t:.e
Federal historian OF The &c. iysbu:.
Memorial Assoc alton, ,rr6IHhafpH1ee IhfHe TfS1i: If IL.
hionGmeh5 MOI III and Confede.,a had n.
apologies to make.'
o. reading these extracts I c.u!,
not account for this unaccouu; able OF =
burst of loyalty, and re fewed hos, il; :.
to "--.ebels" AID g., ait u.s." so ad, :,
sed a note to that gala 1t and accom-:
lished sod 'er and gentleman, Co.,.
Bradley 7. Johnson, who )nmaud
the Maryl; I'd line in the Co >:edclu
army, for al exclamation. He,e
reply:
BALTIMORE, November 4, 1859.
"Gen. NJ. C. Butler, Washinetoi.,
D. C.,.-Dear General: Ihad not come
to Baltimore to live when the init.5 .
steps about the I'd Maryland monu-
ment at Gettysburg wee taken, but !
have this morning seen Mr.. Villa:
+. Thealin, auditor Of the Baltimoic
and Ohio Fl ilroad, who was pr;va
ia tie I'd Maryland, aud who W. :
actively engaged in getting the fun;
for the monument, in erecting and
dedicaiing it.
''The Murray Association, an assoc;-
aiion of Mu?:ay's company, I'd Maly-
land, received 4 circular OF the Getty: :
burg Association inviting all Confe,l,
crate orga citations to erect monumen;
on the battlefield to mark their po:.-
tions there. and setting fol th the rules
urder which they were to be cree Il
and the aription 20 be placed on
them, Col. Batcheller being the histu.
rian and general authority directing
the local Pennsylvania Association.
"Acting on this invitation, The ID
Maryland raised over one thousand
dollars and prepared a monument
which they proposed 10 place on th,
line of their farthest advances inside o
the E-aioa>earthworks, and on whic.
they placed an fnsesjption to this effec
'The I'd Ma. .']and iniraasatsss: ss:..C. G. S. ::
on July Cd. 1863, charged rom Soci
Creek and captured these worts to "a
point
The location was objected TO
capse it was too far inside the Jn;o:
line (there is no dispute about the f,,.
that The regiment did reach the no:A
indicatedj and The Inscription was q
jected to and al red 20 The od Ma. -
land 1nfan;.y, c. S. A., advanced fir,
Rock Creek, July I'd, 1867, and ncc.
pied these works TO this point Az:
so the monument was erected and ,hr
inscribed. This advance was up t..
rocky and precipitous sides of Culr
Hill and cost the regiment its lieu
tenant colonel con- 'nanding and for.
mel.
1.-THE next morning it charged Eu,.
hundred yards Leyond The point inGi
Gated by the monument, and lost tw,
hundred men out OF four hundred.
"This is The simple story of that I'll