The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-16

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foremost here. the upDermost in The mind
/ OF d northern man on southern soil Is lHe
ana ne T 0d II Is No more tban erowtb
lied forever before the war began. The
/ three periods in the relations of north and
south for % years hayesslhoWn n turn the
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Of 1ntop nniefe ana 6erfgct
"TVhcn the Merrfn1ac entered The neck
of the bottle at Santiago she carried
seven men besides her brave and resource
/ ~ commander' I3ey We're lAe plck On
Cns llee' CHOSEN lUL 'iSlf 9htii lIi 1
/ 10 de Far he dsp fbev served What
promise did that chance group give of the
future unity of races in the body of our
republic? SIX, inducing the leader We're
,i1lLES A!lsI4caii ~ Luua - III liiStl i Utl
6s;itrS fron Now York and the distant
state of Washington But look deeper
The four from my own state represented
By immediate descent four Municipalities
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Uus % illIIl9it LLoS a. mi ~ VI -
/ Nave swaTmed into New England for a
generation. distrusted and dfsl ked at first,
but proving their worth by Virtuous and
fruitful lives, and at last by the presence
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i cent and co1ra eeous LOYALTY TO the coun-
/ Try of their adoption
Saoi.atary of tbe Treasury LYMAN ].
CAGE Tesn0nded to the. toast "How the
naoTla MD tbe hin
All dacoruu was laid aside for the
,,cr1art when Cen. Toe Wheeler arose
In Tasnond to his toast THE south's
mart II, the war The general was
/ rheerad and rbeered. and if was fully
/ sta n7.nIItas bsfo~o he was permitted
TO proceed. He said;
From the earliest history Of our coun-
try in ali conflicts of arms the south
arn people have done brave and honor
able service. Evenly wears before the
/ declaration of independence. it was a
brave Virginian who. lea ing Virefnian
/ soldiers had bv courage. skill and de-
termination saved Gen. Braddock's
army from complete humiliation.
When the sound of war was heard
at Lexington and Concord. it was a
brave hand of Virpinisns under Cant
Morgan. that FASTENED to the defense
of their American brothers in New
/ England The Virginian how hero who
! fought under Brad ocl5 now. in the ma
! turitv Of manhood. FASTENED to the
army in front IF Boston and after 7
wears Of battle finally conquered a
neace and laid the foundation OF what
/ Is now the most powerful government
an earth Among other heroes from
fine soutbern states who were distin-
s.lfsbed in that war. was the brave
Sumter of south Carolina and the
/ obiyeIrous T,iehthorse Harry Tee Of
Virginia
rrbe leading generals Of The war If
| 7Q19-15 were Tvinf1sld SCOTT of Virginia
tI,o l,a,,o If ct ,,i1s,, Lane ,, and Andrew
TaclCson of Tennessee fine hero of New
I Orleans ana tbe victor in MANY other
eangni17arv ba++1as Also nror,i,9ant
anNno. the actors in that war We're
/ Moi Ceue Tbor1as Pinlrnav Wade
TIan7ntnn and Caorga T2ard op coI,tb
1 C1aroiina lanes wTili2fneon If NTaryIand
ana T'hornae E,Io,,rov of Cteoreie
In o1Ir vya1. With NTevico II was Zach
7,st,lor Of To1iisiana u,bo won Pa8n
! AIto Resaca dc Ia palma NTon+erev
/ ara 9uara Vista and II was Scott ~
| virginia who led orr armies in fbeir
+rirmnhant victories from Vara C,r,iz IN
tba civ of MaxiGo Proninent in tbet
! etrugoIa eleo was the Gallant Ct,,i+1Y,en
oe NPieeieeinni TTyvie5es Of C,eore,is ana
piion, of ,Tsnnaesee ana o1,r so1,t,,e,,,,
troons ~, +bsf var s,,ffaTa6 Tlroroctio,,
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ttosa of o1,, o+le,, s,actior, o'iN
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co1I,,ty,y rosa 70 s,.rns tbe abIe- hadIaS
one or the other of the standards Of
the oontending hosts, the records show
ing that the people of the slave-holding
states were almost equally divided
those who fought under the stars and
stripes of the Union being fully equa'
in number to those who arrayed them
selves under the stars and bars of the