The National tribune., 1902-06-05


liiPossioie, ana TO go around either flank
Oh Lee army was beyond my strength; l
III, must nave rest. 80, When mad reached
.ne weous IGarter OF nllie or less IN
rear Vi tne afliiiery, hunted Tor good
pace, ana aIter eating, quickly fell asleep.
CHATTER NV.
WITH LEE IN THE w1InrpyEss
there's courage. wisdom,
AND skill enough, live III one leader here,
Z! As nuhs INTO the balance, might avail
10 countefpolse the odds.
Scott.
Ar doybroaL ,,ro,,o rotro.,h,oa IT,
morning nrom;sad ~ ho fa;r NJ. INV
nose now was r. STRIKE om,hword ' oo pu,
the PLANK Road aud r,orl| NV, ',.n,, oo,'na
Hin o. aI,., " ~ In ~. way Iioun lt
Keen far from, tha ~ front Inst - d NUS
into ronl,s n"oin and NC D o,o;I .ta
cavalry which 7 tna,, sn.o,.,,,od ~, th ,
aanl of L. o,., T o ot nieI VI lns
and stortaJ TIL snn o ai5 my ih as 1000
Ar frst want I;ro mI' o S E :" up io,.
To got at once across tho p,ont Road 40 'i ,ast
columns of movingrtroons shnn,d bIoc,I Il
7 wondered wbatb.r J.opostroat bna nn,na
nm in tho n;oit IL Nd oo,,i,i La. en-.
Hin in tho ahsenca nf ion"straot ,hn
Confedcrates could make bmt faehI. re, rs.
sistance. -.
A mnuuted oaioer told mn tho. ,,o.
only half mill. from tho plant pooJ
and 7 burried on 9nass;ng o.ain or"nnJ
Poague's artiIlerv = Inst nc the SIM was
rising I heard nj INV r;sbt oraat vni,r ma .
of mustetrv estend;no For 70 th a', nnrth
and to tho sontL. Md wo. att,ni,
and from tho .Iondonina sounds 7 Lras,,
that tho Union tJ.oans yera conSt,ntI1 od
vonciny 7 cot naor Tho pIonI, pnnJ :.
was fnlI of s3rogyt;ny ,nan. fortbar ~,
tho road n the nost 7 conid Coo a H.
mass of heads movino toward mo Uan-
cocks cbarse ind broken His Iinas Non
were ,unning mn tba rooJ and ;nto ,hn
rood from the Woods on either edo &C swo oil
ing tho surpino crowd Sbnnid nro.s
the road5 Conid : cross that iv ,oad, NE No.
| should he horne far r. the reor
Now the artillery in the fold o,eped
frino r,nidIy oil 10 ,,rns, 90 tbo haaJr
of the ratreotino mon who beaon Of go
to show Sims Of a disnos;tinn 70 holt md
reform. '''''i - matt anu
"Wbera's NIcCowon,s2, "yyboro,s
~, .syyhnro,. Can,sn,,s,
Evaryhod,, W. sbo UGune b..
was rnnnins VI" wns runn;n nu' oIoei ;tf
n nartv Of forr mon ,vhm hoId d't tnot M,.a
An officer rode Inv Sbomt;n, ~ tbo go 90
q very small yoica "Yor ne,rard, ' lbs .yp ~
"Cowards bnIIr, said the taiI:s Any on,;
vet tbe voungesr If tho four. ..;f u,a bod drt
ynn when we did eve g ro mo, wo mJ hd bn
nr;sonnr ot hi, r,in,tai pam,. no I,i pe -, u
biI i vondar Dam That iantsn nem,nu Inc
wants ne to rally here r;obt in tba NOV, az
our own artiliery tirew ~ '"e way VI
The man Who smoke at+roctod mn T
.bn,ab+ r. y 80 IN. 800 I'm m nut.
bad rur anross III rnad f., ., SaoIp
at tho south .nJ ,rnrn ro,., -, noou'
csndin. tho ris,a IN ai,,,no. aioMis IL. a
ton men were streaming toward the Hanks
Of Pnaau",s or,;i,an, u1mau the n"n 4ts
wast tboro ,ya., d,nsn ooi,,, IN. .nt
above tho traas Tha TTn;o o' ILL y. uuse
not ve+ H;s;hIa h,. sho+s ,rona ooopn "ui we're
shot ,rarn ha;na- G,a5 Nv 80 ~ n uo;s' anu
in ar roa,. nGoans - ~ r ,;1;' n .tn
fold am;dst Tho sn,nlo GO o aruns ''eI u .ne
rabp, ahn,,to az th aa''ne ~ VI Janhon nut .i
nrnminent fcura 90 al. WI" nro,,s nee .rh ahe
boysi Ynndaris Trarai h p ssi'up' nufrah'
IN .ba nur,, Ill, nc a.,
W tbo Ar,,r ~ Hnr., saa We W; colhhian m
ror ,aJ ne 80 VI oo, 'h hi, virginia. our
.;xvLat 49,. 80. 10 I'm. nm 90
=, or "N"' '''opS are 'nese' 1 neard MIN
"part of McGowan,sp, onszorod tho
arr VI Mc"owah y! answered the
tai u, man nan souu, - .o .,, .u
.,,, M; ani soliy ~ nee .nis salant Drigade
araI tnrn;a" &c hSIo ~ tne "en-
u .,,ara t thn s LIS Diiuie anu neaoing To-
VIII ,tIa ms . .Eau' :. III
heh take IL all back' SAID the tall
mail nu
lien aRen ! heard tne General speak again.
pul II Is NOT tne Iauit OF the men
they wiz nght US 6fs7e'y as ever; is
tne Iau.t OF tne oincers and especially the
ian n Oh .ne nle-closers.
Inc GeneIai was not yet out OF our
snsnt, "heh aown the ROAD came Two col
umhs-one on eitner side-at the double
QUICK, pushing aside the Struggling men,
anu a; urging Forward with al the resolu-
lloh Oh needed men Deiated; and the cry
rose on an parts OF the little field, Long
street; Longstreet
ana now from the woods advanced a
gray me OF battie' slowly at hrst, open
ing their ranks Tor the fugltives to press
through ana cipsine again as the march
cohtihued. l hui paused: wondering what
next l should DO; The line came on, and
l slipped through II At that moment l
saw saw Gen. Lee AGAIN. He had ridden to
the front OF the line, and had drawn his