The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-15


resolution passed and was law untu 100.
with respect 10 New York the untrain-
81 render would necessarily infer that me
failure OF the condition IN that state was
complete. while from the same Elliott
Debates UoL T. p. 80. 300 we ana the
language scarcely less emphatic than tn,t
OF the Virginia rcsoluuon TO some minds
even more emphatic.
II is Co Dee observed that all OF Mr..
Flskes books combine to prove him utter
ly unreliable as to the subjects that ac-
tually seem to destroy his historical per-
ceptions.
OFFENSIVE DOCTRINE.
We return 20 tho most offensive doc
trino OF the books that we condemn, the
charge that the Southern Soldier fought
for slave property. lf this charge be
just. Ter the truth bee taught II IS false.
The answer TO it is ON every page OF our
history. and the books that make II should
not be used in our schools.
We an remember how many Vireinians
Of 1861. knowing that the boOdthirc Of
Naseby and Marston Moor was uns'akod.
yet weary Of the biood-feuf that had an
tedated the Revolution. tired Of sectional
strife recurring with every question
Of general interest. simply weary Of
Quarre.ing. convinced by the election OF
Lincoln that the Quarre never would end
went into the war in hope of couQuering
peace, and before going gave their me-
groes 'cdve FOB Doe free Dr. ,hov chose. The
attitude of ono or two prominent fighters
Win respect ~ slave property vii be
sufficient for oiy purpose. The Campaign
cf St0ncwau Jackson nr Colonel O.. T.. r.
Henderson. or the British STAFF College.
Camborioy England, should be read by
every man. woman and child I'm the south.
u would help Che Northern people 10
knowledge or the truth. ON Page JOS, Vol
J., OF that great book, We ina the follow
ing extract from % letter or General
Robert r.. Lee. "ln this enlightened age
wrote the future gcneral-ln-chicf OF the
Confederate army "thcre are few, ] be-
lieve. but viii acknowledge that slavery
as an institution is a moral and political
evil. lt is useless TO oNpauate on its
Disadvantages ] think it is greater eva
10 the white than to The col0red race. ana
while my feelings are strongly Interested
i'm the latter my sympathies arc more
deeply engaged for the former The
blacks are lmmeasuraoly better OF mere
'."l H N,llcd ihofti.l' sociaity ara
p"t ai'"'i5' l"e IiiiiNi ol7'lplHe ,n'F arc
uuuet 7ol"s l7 niece -'il Tot tlei, l"S.l uD-
llDh az IL I".t' ANU nope VIII pltp"i'
them for better things How long their
suoJecuon may be necessary Is known ana
ordered 10y a merciful Providence. Iheir
emancipation VIII sooner result from tne
nllio ahd netting influence OF 'hiislitnl'y
IMAM from lAt storms ana contests OF merry
controversy Ihis influence. though SLOW.
ls sure. 1ne doctrines and miracles OF
our saviour nave required nearly TWO
thousand years TO convert bul shltl
p5It "l l"e human race ana even aiio i,,
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