The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-11

soldiers. every one watching the fate OF the els.
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p S cns IN sSl Escps s Ct
tempts to land; engines and men. al proper
stands for extlnguishine fires, There was
ram o. an nnt ,bn
was the fortune Of his old friend VIII Moultrlee
to T. sneak fret and he monopolized the glory OF
The letter was accompanied by tho pnper
III f ssi ds .hp hs ea che Ays
aPos az s S ias E ws on %s S
negroes stolen. and the Active finally sailed
away. The letter continues.
Alter. the attack upon Sullivants Island
seconded by the rsvagos. and murders by the
Cherokee Indians on the western frontier
who probably acted on q concerted plan with
men here who had not lost all inclination Tor for
Trsnewing our former connectiOn with your
have been, the great point Is now settled,
o.. On The ~ met. august courier arrived
The III 81 ynS S Sgd the
thirteen united colonies in Congress- met, that
from theneeforwaId tho e, colonies should he
doubt seen the paper, or will SEQ 1t in few
days, therefore need not mark the particular
Charleston with great solemnity on Monday J"
dent, Councils, members Of Assembly Officers,
Carnations Of thousands who always huSza
when a proclamation is read; TO many who.
Of tho, British administration, had fore.
seen this event tho scene was snri
Sn tear pa 81 sT ton hy Sr the at eeoa
sTaI asSTiy igys fsSss saS tIst s.osd q
times unsheathcd, in designations OF war
against France md Spain by the Georges: now
IN b nj war
heart is full Of the sensations Of dutiful son,
thrust by the hands OF violence out Of 9
have so often snid In London and estminster
dare still aver-not sober man. and scarcely
Zion rom II rn knr oe
a feel forohe has been greatly deceived and
The letter then describes the outbreak OF an
Indian war on the western boundary inspired
by John and Henry Stuart. Alexander !:
murder and captivity Of many settlers. and
o. vrsns and ESFh hS GfronnS
people" against the British authorities caused
by. this Indian outbreak, which had been
hcers that is to say, the Attorney General,
chief and assistant Judges. Postmaster. and
& Are are tne
son aud the Col ector are at large on their pa
role. He condemns 18th unsparing severity
cause, but refused to do ANYTHING for It which
to meet on tho
l7,h Of September. when tho Declaration Of
Independence will be recorded among our acts
welfare d the State. 70 tell YOU that the Viz.
ginians have routed Lord Dunmore that North
pHia as yet ye unmoiested: New YORK iIkeiy to
become the seat OF war for this summer: that
fs Rs Nerve S aus g hase
prisoners p many hundred Highland SOL
will know before this can reach you. But 1t
may be new to you that Gen. Lee and Gen.
exredion sfa il to the The
give me sanGuine hopes Of success, You will
troops In the winter months"
fairs. It is intensely interesting as, evidence
Of the patriotic and tender heart Of the writer.
It impels the reader to the conclusion On that Re
.1 am Unwilling viii to say that a document Of
has have never met with i. nor am able to
find any evidence Of its publication in the cur
DC mt har to
- This i letter letter comes to me from It's present
owner Mr.. James 8. Bradley. Jr.. OF 3 Pine
street. New York: In connection with tho re-
port that it was purchased by a gentleman In
Boston with the purpose OF presenting 1t to
President Lincoln TO show the views before
the Revolution Of distinguished South Caro-
linian on the subject OF slavery. Some delay
occurred in placing 1t within its present COW
ers. which constitute a triumph OF tho biblio-
pegistic art. This delay concurring with the
death Of Mr.. Lincoln prevented the execution
OF this purpose.
Of the authenticity OF the letter there is no
doubt whatever.
NEW York. Junea INp,