The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-07-20
"A Soldier SDcakS.

| - ~ Va 1'iC may UC, seemed 10 think
| llot S view was u correct one for our
! people, and it become us all to blindlv fol.
| low III that direction. 1t is gratifying to-
your friends scattered through Tie country
! ~ Know you are made of Stcrncr stuff thu,
YOU have the courage OF your honest CON
vicuons; the boldneSs to EXPRESS them
without fear, favor or the hope of reward.
Coat-lail swingcrs are not expected to
relish anything coming from the opposi-
ti"n. They are drilled by different tactics,
and they arc forced to remain loyal, to make
i complete surrender of principle and con-
science lest they fall by the official axe and
their names be dropped from the roll Of tho
ever faithful. Hence their constant kick
lnS-thoir untiring demonstration of ap-
prnval for the Governor and all his unus-
ual methods. Patriot talks about his class
and rccited their wonderful exploits, their
| brilliant victories, their hard fought battles
and the precious blood shed by them in all
tG wars from "I.cXingtOn to Mexico"
I KS strange the late war escaped his uttcn
l!OH. Spuc OF us happen tOr"mcmbcr that
! Tia" gallant knight who successfully led the
hl"rdhSs Revolution Of 1879 and 1892 was
, 'i"l Il NUhcilant IN the great struggle be-
tween III" states. Like many Ct lis de-
in'cN followers, lie was conveniently sick
~! las Sr>cIc Iilucss continued through the
icrI!DIc Unp!"nN;l!i:rSS Of lhat memorable
p"rnI. Ai1S, how we'll - how urdcntly he
i"V'> tn" .>hIt nuW--wheii danger no Ion
;:"" lN", "i'n> unG The hostile Cannon is for
,."' h"a"c,i' How urlllnt. how reckless.
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ter been in tie condition he claimrI tn Lo
: ,!uriu~ tue war. \ very snull pnliiicinn
ia..ir% with won,Iclf fui lepnciIy in his I',nt
! n>.,. a h,ln &'j~iorrat too, wan,cd scnsa.
! ,i,n u;nl wanted capital for the next cnm-
/ ~&i>:n h>Mcr tEr affair was hcraldrd to thc
c>ei>rl H;.l easily aroused "comnon class"
a!d ilc is one who helped to down Ilamp-
iuu iOr Tie miserable man now occupyinr lis
, s.al Mr. Davis in his great work Uvrcyer
tu stand rs Il lasting history OF Els cause
! H:.d I!!nnu.Mcnt TO his courage, and a yin.
/ Gi%nt!on Of bis peOplc,) speaking OF b%tiieS
m"I general officers gives To General lIrmp.
t".' ihs tribute due his vnior and military
! Gt.;ij!s. Everywhere save in his own S,ut,.
IL -. character and GLORIOUS, record is nc
kI'"'N:""-' i :,i!1 recognized. !'l! for Lhcs..
c"T'nr; ;:t,A hungry self Srclc:&, lie would
:" ;!'c S.s", u. N :ti'l il :; country TO which
10 :,ar" 'hr L. - years Of il+ lie. Fa.lcy, one
=! ;G, fi,,i!:f'l. fearing his name will be
! dnl!r:l from thc rolf. pitches int" j. l.. NJ.
li!'y ,uIi Eant:lc3 him tr!Grn5y rough.
! Farley vas II "N"wdcr bart AMI battle scar
e. s'I'il"r an" i"ne bis duty with marked |
;"i;rN., Hn l!'i"lit". Eut he IS not of us and
We c'.nt 'A"H,j up our hats telling him to
'!'i:',h "i". :.ipiy vigorously The Lash to the |
a''",''r'itai ;"rlnlOr. We hCnnrrd to the |
''., administration end W'lS always on the
. ..'ni' t.T Uiicr was beaten bv B0nhom |
when lie Should not have been, but to get
. sweet revenge Joined The enemy and |
o>i>1.,Nc" ticIr C;1tISc. and they paid him |
"''tl f." j. Talk a',@u. Gen. NJ. W. Carr
";"! j.: ;;,,': hiov"m"At. What vast, who !
INSPIRED. il ahh what the motive? An cx-
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