The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-08-28

1.-The War Go7eInor of TIM &
due as much to dlte earn. SONIA.
the Confederate cause
through him, rs its eXeen.r. "@
what he did fer Its pe,ss.
ton under the law ana
welfare. For nearly tlr.
September :. JS62, to the
Raleigh, April II, 1855
ture by Sherman, Ire ala
lance. zeal and energy ,e,9.4
and keep every man 10 wh..n p
stUn. and others We're .,a.
diers. at the trout. r. ..
largely, that the - re-.ne
unattached commands r,s,m
lima, We're kept fuller t.s.
any other State, notTstA
the bodies Of lnorp North t
screwed the b~atrleiieldS Vs..
than those of any other S,....
one-Sixth of the Cunr-aa-..
hailed from this STATE: -.a-
soldier for nearly EVERY yu....
one-ifth THE Co~0feGert,~
by Lee at ApoonfattoX and ....
wondered by Johnston nj
we're North CSIrolujans. AMI
.he testimony OF orr ggeat -
art r. Lee, as 10 the llTrs. eft
services TO his army /. rib.
1Si3-G4 in view of She lSa4-...
tySburG and Week Sbur.. the
fore. desertion was deplre..-
and ~deSpondcllcy was ~Set,..a- -
Yer his army and the couar-.. a.
Vance SAW b \ the good a...
State and its soldiers was .... ",
he was moved 10 leave his I'd. VA
eigh. visit the army and max.
gades and divisions. in which ..
North Carolina troops, those a..
speeches, whereby hope WAS -r'.
for deSpnnueucy and our ba.r..at
meIitS. from other States as Ns. ..
were neryed again With tar ra.lr.,.
reSIve to do or 70 die. Was 81 ..t ...
due to this campaisn Of oea..r
Cen. Lee WAS able to make .
derful resistance t. IcucruI G-..
had double o. treble his GImbcH~.
worlds az his cpmmln.
the Rappidan 10 Petey~hurg. a.a
make himself the peer of Han.,t. r..
erick, and Washington, and .>
army to share the immortalr e. .r
Spartan band at Thermopy4t.. -
reported that he said that Nan.a& .s..
and speeches We're worth as mae. f.. 81.
as 10000 recruits. After hearing sr.
Of those speeches, General T.. f.. Stow.
art. who followed him from ~.rr> ..
corps and from division to divl~m =.
serted that If ~oratory is t. be mua-.,4
by hts effects. Governor Vance Was Cha
greatest orator that ever lived. And
President Davis, who mad not a. fist
been SO partial TO Vance or North C.
lima, said. when On the eve Of the --
lapse they painted at Greensboro. viii
teslaiS mn his eyes N in his y..aH .
with warn grasp of the hand. "ta..
bless Won. GovernnG, n your naa,
State" One evening. Il few days H1..
Sherman had crossed the Cape r
ON his victorious march toward I...-.
Ale and / We're walking toward has .-
idence at the foot of Faycttc}ilv -t-r
| said, Governor, / suppose no.n.I. -.
longer doubt that the end is He.r .t
hand" His reply was, NO, b. mas
be 50, but SO far as ] am PERSONAL.
concerned. and but for my wife ee.
children, | would rather die thau tl >e
it." He spoke with much feeling aa.
with tears i'm his eyes. The 4lII#a
~certaminiS WAS strong i'm him. I. 6#H
the sword and threw AWAY the ~-
bard when hc catered the army. H.
was ewes ready to sacrifice ljfr fob the
cause: he fUreSaw the deSolatiou aaI #e-
relation Of hiS beloved State. if if t...r-
and he imra gimed uneXampled I1rsts rs
the result of the sudden e~maur5paf.ua a
1000. 900 slaves. And then tLr arden.
wish of his heart THAT the h.H1r o
Month Carolina shnuhd be mains la..a
and tho fajth She had pledged to rA. SIS.
tens of the South redeemed, u tua r.
most!