The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-06-06
Memorial Day At cassyllIe.


singing by the choir and PRAYER by
tho Rev. Mr.. Powers, Of the NJ. f.,
Church, Rev. g. NJ. Copley Of
the Baptist church made few re-
marks, and then introduced the
Rev. j. NJ. Bolend, A. NJ, d. D.,
the orator Of the day. After a
beautiful and appropriate intro
ductlon, which fixed the attention
of all, DIR. Boland said:
Memorial Day necessarily refers
to the past. We call your atten-
ton to a few historical facts,which
some may have overlooked and
Others may have forgotten.
Iathe crit rdr Is ores. II, in
your wandering to and fro, you
should find some belated traveller
who is still prating about shell
and rebellion" please tell him that
the civil war closed, in May ls6js
when Gen. Lee and his heroic
army surrendered and accepted
I. the results OF the war in good
faith, II there has been any war
4 between the States since the "LoH
i cause was gently laid in the
tomb by loving hands, thirty gev-
on years ago, 1t was a war waged
10y the victorious North upon the
defenseless South who had stacked
her arms-a war conducted in the
name OF Reconstruction, but inre-
ality a war to put intelligence and
brains under the dominioa OF ig-
norance--tO put anglo-sdNons un-
der the rule Of recent liberated
slaves, whose ancestors had been
imported from the iungles Of Afri-
ea--a war which lasted ten years
after the Civil War closed, and
1 conducted In such spirit as not
only shocked the civilized world,
but also put q. stain upon the flag
Iof Liberty that viii grow darker
and darker as the centuries roll (!
Ind. We call attention to the
fact that while there was Civil
| War between the States, yet in no
proper sense can this war be called
"a Rebellion It was a Secession,
but not a Rebellion. This ailIirma.
ton is sustained by the fact, that
every principle involved in the
ICivn War, for which the South
fought, was guaranteed to her in
the Constitution Of the United
States. Hence, when the army
Iot Coercion over came the army
Iof Secession, or when the Fed
eral army Coerced tho confrd-
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