The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-19

introduction into Virginia schools? Tn
vain do we search the records 90 find such
action on his part When confronted
with checks received by him from the
wcl-knoWn agent of the American Book
Company what Gees be answer Alas.
alas, he styles them forgery lie la
given a night 90 consider. The next DAY
he retracts his first statement and says
he won them at cards Alasi alas. inns
too is in part cOntradicted 10y the party
from whom Ice states that ne won them
he declaring that much the larger check
was borrowed money. These are bald
naked facts. II 90 first be- had stated l
won these checks hOuor1biy at cards.
fe-liu. of sympathy would have sprung up
I'm almost every heart. but Do did not
make such Cd statement. Heaven KNOWS
say nothing against him i'm malice or
unlfindue-r. FAR from Dr.. T dO not wish
to wound his feelings. 7 do NOT wish io
put any stigma upon him Iie has oe,n
fortunate n having So brave ana AoDie
% defender ae General George d. ltuhdi->.
In aU the limits OF Virginia there l9 300.
90 Drawer nor truer man thin 'ehT.'4
Hundley. He won Dis spurs anna 'I'
storm and conflict OF battle. lie D.
born fighter and u0 man VINO Knows NUM-
will minute to him want oi courage lt
Be- also TRUE that the General in TINS CON
troyorsy ran up against snag more Ialal
than those which are submerged DID l"'
DEPTHS of Che Mississippi Enl"ii1ii'"5
.a do "a hight personal respect ana i'-
gard for General Huudley, } think one o..
his letters to Colonel Cussons was Wi
calculated To- excite the reply 81 did. hdl
[ do NOT want 90 criticize nam. app
cfate the generous instinct OF nus he-i'
which causes him 90 rush 10 the ana o. "
conrada who is in deep and sore distress
Ard VT barring some Of his language
mich he roioht have refrained from us
inc. think Colonel Cussons mas De-"
riebf all through the controversy. NE
stake was of the highest ara hoo'eal
Kind. was the integrity OF a great peo-
a. the iustic, or the injustice OF loNeo
a,d 1ost cause So grand % Quesli'"
cqnnof ne Judged by the Ordinary luir7
80 ,,,.i5.,.c IL riseee above IT, Inou-
ssrds OF our brothers who sleep the Steep
fb,t knows no waking look down upon u7
and hid us wipe away the STAN ""llH
nlaced upon their memory ny '"' t,i
IONS statements contained 10 BARNES
tory Thousands SIN living nave le'' '.',
electric current which bind7 'os'I"-l
49,. confederates and they declare i'
,,u- +l,os that the Grand Command
en- must be- no ordinary agent D"' "'"
49, ~ t,r-t exercise what lawyers can
.I,berrirna ndls" the very hlshe7, BIZ
~ f,itb A. Is true that the Coincidence
wont down i'm blood and untold asoHs "a
IL DO also true that Picketts brigade P",r-
.ha bsiobt of Gettysburg with pieN...
,rl beroism which will live forever ln n ..
,antbeon of history: it is also true maj
c.neral Forest while but 'oioH-' ..,.i
80 - surrender at Fort Donelaon ana
FRIED his gallant regiment 'oloSs
s,,,l.e, marsh in blaze of Sloty 49,
.nI uebt the pathway OF his iain I,., lo,
lrer if is also true that Genela' l' ',l..
=, 30 from the WILDERNESS 20 fe'ela-
~, caryed his name by the sue o,
yvasbineton. Hannibal and Napo,ep,I-, ~,
W " also true that Albert sidney JonnSoi
With the ight Of Heaven upon u.7 ,.ii go
I'D The 6re OF liberty in ms eye l''.
Sst,ob only to leave his name en.o ....,,
1oreyer I'm the hearts or nus '"',, ,,.,, and
i lo., orotect the memory Of these men ana
Nm noble followers is ste"- ~
' nonsi,le duty. Pleas IN aoale'n-l.,-
~ In confession and avoiaan,o 80.
pleas l.' rbcre can be- no middle coufse.
gg l' irdgment against Colonel S'u0''
must stand. ..,,,,o ,qr. CAPTAIN.
Ian. is. 1895.