The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-07-19

ases. Aruuud the inuzzle of thurs \
eau be seen the history or enob To-
give the students an idea Of whaar
they took in that battle at one e.
several of 'hes, guns are staniingl,i
as they were in the battle. Beten
hem is an open level plateau of seAi
acreS, where the tide OF battle ehbed.h
Il wed with varying results on
mem rra'e -, h and Goth OF SepIemi.
SG3 Flauked on either side anC,
The rear are markers to show the pt
lions of the infantry supports during
battle IL makes one feel schema
look at tn Sc wa; dogs" as they trh7
at each other. We almost feel that :
ought to hear tha ,mmaudS aud see Il
gushing Of the troops 10 the waves 4
oa;tie ar lashiug themselves into fun
against each other. Then recoiIiug au
again yi,h Superhuman efforts maxim
a,other dash in hope of overcoming th'
opposi ION. While the ground Oh all
sides is strewI with dead and dying m"'
and Iid,rlesS huIses are dashing t. and
fro OF perhaps Wounded and smuggling
for hse amid the thuuderb It's Of W I;
presents spectacle both solemn an.f
sublime. Away 10 the right Enough
the bullet ridden tree tops can bt So"
Lh,. Kentucky mniUmenl Wlh III" angr
Of peace perChcd or It's sum;nit--a graE
repieS nt;ttive of the Blue GraS ~Ial''
INT sill grandCr one of p""cs The
forest timber with It's scars and g!arry
spots show the lkS OF the bul,e's, can
ls,cr aud grape shot and she'll ai Ihr}
went ON their death dealing ID tsiUu
Another part of tie fed presents Il loinrr
aspect Of the courage som + III
finest sculptured work the world ht Eve
seen is fouLd among the tablets lprr
sentlug the various commands h III tri'-
eral and & mfederate They dre 4 81
On one We find au engraving repi s-n.-
lug /, t fuLsIhl solder resting Oh H!1riau
knee with his ioir eib,w resting Al ~,
left knee aud taking aim His bal 'ue
scaUbaIu. caIIrr!yr bOX, his gun add D.,
fact everything is Just as natural u iitr
Itself Even the 4. = can bp -,
plauly ab I'VE the viSur o ills cip Du-
eve is smut aud he is taking aim rs d.
ne WAS shooting for rrlz- Alo,Ut.
repre ,ei,i"g a,utli~r State Is !yiGg Il. ui
Vie ground With hi g:n resiiug u! ;,
rock which protects INN from Ehr tM..
trdeiair ti:e. lie Is taking aluI =. ii H.
Nto Sll'NDtiiIS III q bitt'Nll ipi a tulN'N ~
plrce nf beef. Then We ii 81 etll au, H..
~ where lie solder has teen Ri'ri ar,,
hr has fattm across h~ guu. Til 10 H.
lies as ,uucr ,iK- II dad m,H us n ~
at can iuaKr HIM apprar These t,hlst'
re uesrnl l..Ildn!a, iunoisa'd MrlNg
respectively. AS We m We on we Il II ,
BaIte'y training nn SOImp other pat u!
The line. 1t may b" a Federal OF Con-
frdrratr battery, h-Ih4pS bntn Fi.ai
we have liulShrd our round and rN
amlued all thr5y b b.auti'u) WORKS + t.
where slirnce. tells III rluu .IenJ iitug'Idg
of the lerrlb I. conflicts WhI,'h Eh">e m :
umenJS are ,cgrtod ~ -comm-Inura; [.
Bat las iy we came to The spot VIII '.'
Kershaw'S divlSiJ, fD.m"d for Tie d.
perate assault uu S.Uiglaa> Hil. II
we stop, take off our hat and look 10 80
heights h fore u9. HaNl"rrd =, roD:'r
crowd our thou hts. Here our in,ri,.~
| thickens ana our NtaknesS asserts It -"
as We think Cf tIHw many OF our ne; "a
b,rs. relative schbulmht-s mtl t'!"rb
| looked for ihe last time upon the suu ii
| it was Sinking Oehluu liidl rdi5o o, hti
which was soon to he baptized with ;h-i
| blood. The ie;.IJ 80 drV,!ld of -in ,'r'!
aS not to be effected by such co..Slurr,;
ton we ask IiDd 10 pity aTd forgive. II
| The z ,Ound hrt w"en rs aud Siin 'yr :
Hill is more or less u.du tJlng Will
gradual Il>iig toward ,.I- h-gnL- ru'
oar of the euclrSuIe Ids uuJ fec-!ved /,
much care and a,trntl,u Tne rrris a
drive way haven't YET been Land out aI,
put in uder ald h"nc ;hs p"rti"n "
The field dUeSn'I p!,~eut such an IL
traciive spectacle. When imi.h q fhr
" Ill AZ least equal the Uihr parl3 Ol IA
park III beauty. Just ia our 'lght Is "a
old shop winch b'aio the marks of th
:n~h -. 1t naSn' Oe,.u ir'i wont be re
covered Stnuis asa witurs, 10 h
sctuc presented Oh ali sld"S H. .sstn
| over the gr uud We often ii'd III H"Nr
ON ths. ulnuuIueutS OF ~ some way cn
ue i, Il with their nrnhmen'atinn. TIL
| is Il sin.huI ut the l4tn Amy Cops, I
| =. trn pS. TUis corp, WAS To- Ii aI:u
or Lnu Cumberland what the Tent:
Legion was To Caesar.
After examining these grounds an
monuments as long as we caled 10 "
i returned to the city OF chattano y
where we remained till il O'Clock tha
lirht v hen we took the train for An
willie, \. G., where We arrived mex
morning and spent two days and nighl
in the city Nj, Gauit went m horne
We visited Battery Park Hotel wheI
we weln most kindly entertained 10y ou
friend M"j Edward Z McKl,sck, wh
is most highly respected by the paop!
of that grand city, as we'll us ny all ojhet
where he Is known. Battery Park i,
| h'SIIi place as our readers a'read
know rne hotel is one OF tile fine
and most fashionable found anywhere i
III. Soulb, aTd its managem"n' is s'i'
ii;icnt to guarantee its continued pn
ularity Maj McKissick is one or III
| nusiest men ia sAshevllIe and he j. al
| ore nf il most genial and accomplish
gentlemen His interest i'll The WelfaI
Of has guests and The city of which J.