The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29

would never speak to AT orlner5 such
officer who ollow ed Lincoln war to
the infamyss OF ~ Tlakl q 81 SO ldiers tSof
stolen negroes. IA sa i'd to M Gen
eral Steuart, your. name will ever be
revered for that act of pa tri otlsm and
moral coura ge.'' ss$% ~
Who, besides this typical regular OF
Maryland ancestry and fame, would
have thus S5.tbearded the lion in his
dem and with i logged perspicacity
George H. steuart; came OF Scotch
ancestry; J. L. b. Ks Stuart's ancestors
were from Wales " Th ere3s.syas an abb
seAce of$11nglish I'M both
! IL Hancock was styled 1.-THE Superb
pluming himself par ellances worthy
to be classed among the Southern
before the war, who, in 1861, almost
| to a man, quit 1t with not; a few Of
| Northern birth) to defend their SOW
| reign Sta tes; SO taught att the United
States Military Academy; following the
! Democracy instituted by Washington
| and Jefferson, destroyed by the an
l,archy and communism &of Lincoln,
Whose acaunt coureur was John Brown,
1.-the abolition rebel, Justly executed for
i his crimes. SO admitted by ibis own
sister. H II 5ffs5 h }5sf ~ i Al .5s
. 1t was /. General Hancock's sublime
4 privilege to- be SintSsupre me command
h at the execution OF the martyr, inno-t
4 cent Mrs. Mary Surratt, sacrificed to
! satisfy the bloodthirsty Puritans.
i General Mcclellan as bravely arrested;
II the Maryland Legislature, whom SCI
q ward II (by5. the ring OF his little belD,
1 Jailed many months. never $venturing
2 a trial. Seward, In a speech in the
J: United States Senate. in January, 1861,
!, denied the right Of the government to
1 FRO Sar hat a
Il Cavalier and Puritan in lie evolution and
: Evolution. "a 4. u
l THE n Cavalier, in his way through
!. evolution, having, at the outset; goaded
y the Puritan into allied re bellion, orc
: ated q Revolutionsfo Justice and sov-
= ere gin rights; having France for an
! ally dsdaining the dogna$5of ducats
!, and self-while holding down tho lid
I. on&5 the Purita n--after seven years of
I Irlghtcous resistance. Providence gave
t til elnE5 tile strong arm of H Samson and
], the courage of youthful David and they
4 flung a. sovereign across the Atlantic.
t But this do smatic veto Of " despotio
!. power and nloneyHlust was $not5Without
4 Its sacrifices. They had warred against
! the English progenitors of the Puri-
!. tans as full flodged with diabolisn.
! The h Revolution won, nat he n Cavaliers
!. thereupon Instituted the greatest de-
\ limo cracy of government KIN own among
!. men. and conducted 1t nearly eighty
years. until surrendered to Puri tan
'Elack Republicanisln.''f The Gear and
J, his satellites had come to America
= The Black Republicans facing I'M
J. bash ed q minority Of 100000 OF tile
n electorate, put a man in the chair OF
4 Washington who was not only lis an.
j tlthesls, but Washingto n imperilled lis
& liberty, htsalife and his possessions tc
~, n
: !, WnshlnEton and Lincoln. s$
! The many histories and chronicle.
9 of Washing tons life ana deeds have
: had zone hundred years sitting ant
g verifying Not SO with the SO called
y histories of Lincoln, all written Will
1 brazen bias and apotheosis, profanels
a linking him with Washington. But {
!. Virginia Cavalier, has excepted from
s them some stern facts that dampen tn,
Ic fire Of those historical fables and fads
= Read. The Real Lincoln" by Prof. c
Is I. G. Minor. Johnson Publishing Com
g pany, Richmond, Va. " s s
Is Washingto like a Christian an
= patriot In a righteous cause, died a
10 his home in peace }3s sS y 85k&5s
y Lincolns assassin was rrAddened b,
III his broken promise to himto rcpriev
y J ohm Yates Beall. whom lie hung
IS l3eall was a Vlrginia naval hero an
= a warm friend OF Booth since the J OH
- Brown raid ~ a; IN, ss-
!. Lincoln chose Good Friday night an
a. a. theatre in Washington to receive tn
i. adulations Of the mob, unmindfu
y doubtless, OF the first Good Frida
~ and the Saviour's Injunction to tho dis
- clple who used his sword: "Put up tn
al sword in Its place; for all that TAX
~ the sword shall perish by the sword.
az AFTER eighteen and a quarter centu
IA RES I'VE had another Plate; Stanto
~. was the Herod, Seward the Caiphas al,
-, Scott the centurion
Ia LINCOLN died April IT., 1855, and O
s Aprll ID, 1861 he, by proclamation
- declared a Rebellion" which. by in;
ras act Immediately plunged the &countr
re into fratricidal war tyt l3 W.
Nv Contrasting Washington n and A.
zen c1oi1h's supernatural powers seeminEl
i a ~ antlpodal purposes ruled and d
M 1919 these Two types OF men, and
$6 ohiy needs TO contrast their minds q r
ed methods, not In fancy, but in fact n,
@ ,fe1r8 final ends, Lincoln had tha r,
m 'allon 70 Washington such as q dom,
yen3 oi wrong has to an apostle OF right.
The lAHcoln's assassin having been a pr
W. a e,1ct Or ~ period, SO, likewise. B We
zap. ~, ne s'ssasslns Of Garfield and AIcKi
oct ;tcls, We can with equal horror 90
&R a 'tntl " political environs and Grim
CHARACTERISTIC OF the times. Rut
nave digressed X
re. The alliance with France wa /. ass.
n tlhl to tho success OF the colonists =
~ whs certified and cementsd by seye,
' e., ier.uitons3 causes, viz: First. The
80 1 ,ierlted hatred OF France against i'm
land and Puritan perfldy and ucgre
gu gu SION, Second, The sovereign patri,
t5a8al Ism ana valor of the americans. mi
nrly n ~ faul Joness Victories. -Four
I'D or = no slatecruft Of Franklin and tia :
lent ainpies OF Lafayette, Pulaski and Oh
rom foreigners Fifth, The effecriye "a
ushi offices of John Carroll, the Catho
rae Wear Apostolic Of America al Bal
lent. more and, through linn lila Az,