VOL; -XX. '
I. A f 'tfj.V
sarroa awo raorsjiToe,
mvtfltmox opjc6jtiNCE.
Odonef &TLAYr(cV was on Mon
dagr last inaugurated (governor of
North Carolina' in the presence of a
largVjUfem
Jadiee and gentlemen numbering
noma four or fir e thousand. The
Address was delivered fr.m a plat-
form erectea at the wet entrance
' to the Capitol. The band of the
26th Regiment wat preaent ' and en
ned the occasion with some it)
tnosie. Auoot iiaitpaat 11 Uover
nor Vatic arrived at the Capitol,
and was corhlucted on the platform
i by En-Oat. Clark, accompanied ljr
, tlie Justices of tiiopreine Court,
Judgv Pearaon, Cat'loand inanlv,
and Ex.Gov. Morchfcad, ttotj. D. M.
Barri tiger, Gen. Martin, a-wi wW.
- The oath of office were then adtrwi
istered lj Chief Joat tea Pearson, at
the conclusion of which Gov. Vance
dertvemhha following Addrvee, be
ing frtj'uutlj cheered atid applaud
ed during, it Mirer j :
iauquuITaddress -
or
GOV. Z. B. VANCE,
l)tUertd i front of tkt Capitol, ia
JtdtigK StyUmUr 8A, 1 862
Fallow Cmzaxf : Called by th voice
of Um people of North Carolina, with aa
unanimity nparelWd in the biatory of our
SUU, to ataaru the power of Chief Mag
istrate in the midst of revocation aed war,
I caa but feel opprae-ei by a mhm of the
ffraai wriirbt of reepoaaiUlitv which the
oath of office Jit admitmtered by ef-e-Spatted
Civet J4iee, impoae. ladeud.
there i much Wort ma, and the path of
my duiy now rnu tnrouga anyiniog out
pleasant tu-Ula and beeide eiill water. To
' hold the helm daring this greet torta to
maaageour inrreaaiag public liabilities---'
to March out the talent and worth of . the
. country, and bring H Into the 'service cf
; the Sute to clotba, equip and organise
oar Uoope, and to do jesuce to merit oe
the fild, might well appall the sUtesmsa
- with hair grown -white ie the peblie ecr
vice. Ti eoofeaa any ieability, aad to lay
that I rater epoa the tak fnh tremblioj-,
woahl not he eattomary atritio, bet
. the simple treth. . Hat, yoe will Uar bm
wiloea that I aoecht aot the poiiUoo. I
pnferred that place ie oar enoiet which
I MkJ, a tbe ouwvlt wfcicli I ' eoeM pro
tWy evec, eerve --mf eoeatry.'.,:.. J oeU
hot aay, hewaar, that I Woeld oa eootaat
whh the peoptaYwill. sad woeld fttrva
wberee w their voice abofld mmg9
aad here lav I Uva BMiiriMid. laretern
for th'ui rreat txirrwtoa f eoafidveee, 1
caa pryaiae ooly thai! brinr a will aad
deterniaatioa to the peHbroaooe of my
. 4atta wuic wo wee caa aorpaat.
FeltowxiUieM, we have bat the
gMsafaod all ahaorbiBg thema.' The
wai
which w are Sibling tot out h'bert
adepcadcaee, iaJaad the aea which
receive! oar evertttreenf of tboafhL--Ilow
it wae prodaced, whather h eoeU
aafeiv have beee avoided, aed epoa wbeee
. moaum mvrmrvkmt, R vtre tone
tLaa Wle aow to eoqeire. At the proper
time It mA J nA awrv rmnuiil
jxv an Co, waa gtree to tee peoplev--6eSce
itto aay; that U waa foro-4 epoe
i wa hy a dotaieaat ao4 eaereecbtef atafari
ty, aei ie evideatly bet the- peat ep 0rea
oi laaaucai Mjktrwt vbicb bave owe ae--eeBtaUag'
la the North for forty year.
Thf.goreramrat lb Ueiud Statea waa a
, 'jrreat cobfcderaUm of iiHlpodai eom
neaitMa, held tognhcr ' by wrvUaeeoa
. , pact caikd the coMtittttiue. Of thie ie
atraiiMet the very lf aad aoel Waa the
rraal axiotanhat all. goveraataaU derive
thrjatt power from the coeveat 'of the
' goterned.4 To thie the afaoeU of tboae
ho dof are iheddiog aer blood, tocetber
""with yoer forefather aaaeotad oo the 4lh
of ;uIj,in,aod the lartretaaatb which
tby -t it forth aad pledged IMr bfca,
their fbrtaaet aad tbavraaered boaon'to
taaiBtale ft, ha laac'ered their oame iro-
; loortal. v..-'. T
' AVhea Ahrahaia Liocola waa elected by
the vote of the North oly, eabradag
aisoeg hkMpperter all of the (Uree aad
, (aaatkal eaeoua of alavery ea the eoa
ctaea aavtval of tLaae ladepiadeat tUtm
which were alava-holdieg, rvfeeed their
-i-onwal" to tea admieirtratioe wbicl
threateoed to deatroy theta. ')Ve, ia North
Caryline, after fair debate, reaolved $ wait
! aee, and to trust yet awhile hMfeMo
Hie aaigearda of the tbaablulioa. ,
the meaatima, we hnphmd the North to
oif-r no violeooa, hot to allow the . people
to rvaiu eeovaaioa by .the oaiy eoaatiUi
Itonal roean gireo Lhero d CBMoalwd
public, opimoe. Maay 8ouibre Suttee
followed ovr eiantple. While the holt
"ly eaggd, the , nak waa throw oft
mod our aoula were tickeaed with a proela
maiKta from the. l'reidBt, CalUag for
75.0pOnee to eUewhlat .ewr.8oataera
Matre into a "cooeeut." A ptOpoftioaate
ahare of thuee troope wae oVmaBded of
North Carolina, who were that rqirei2,
ia d'6atice of the 8rvt priaciplaa of librrty.
to tp acroaa the Su'e horj aad, band ie
band with the ekumof NVlbera citiaaaad
the refuee of degradattoa, to cat the throats
ef our kindred aad fmaia.
Then, aud out till thro, did ooetrovertry
eaae ia North Cerulina. IIr aoa aad
br daaghlera,' uf . all ahadca of political
opinion, from the niottBiai top to tbe
everhuting (idea of be aea, ahorkd by the
jnoeUroua prouutilioe, wi(h a woedroe
unaounitr, cam' forarard to rit the
dwtic etrp. The delvjratra uf her peo
ple jb coaventioa ambkd. "without one
JiMMrtinj-; cSce,. ordind fer iapwralioB
from a tfOiMrranMOt wbica bl tbaa a oa
hWw aBbveriedth. chief eade of iu craa
tio 1 and evve Driore thie tbooeande of
our citizen bed riard their arnte aed
wereruahing to the boruV to Make good
the patrkiUe rveoive.
1 bt ia a Unef hiatory of ouXaeparatioa
from the goerenMat of tbe UMudjSutea.
It wae not a whim or aa Idee freakv
the deliberate jedgnccat of ear people.-vl
Aay olaer eoarae woekl nave taveived
the deepeat degradatioa, the vileaf die
honor, aad the direct calamity. We aleo
accepted with the act all of Us iaevitahle
cuewqaeoore, a loeg aad bloody ' war.
We were aot deceived either by the idea
of pcaoeaUe acceeaioo,'. or by vaie aad
BBmaoly 'h'ope of loreiga: protacttoa. -We
war wide awaka to aU the reaelta.
aad gallantly, gloriously have oai people
roet them. . .
For eevvntMn mbath ha thia aneqaal
war 'irogrteatd J the many against the
few, lb powerful against the wak ; mod
yt ariny after army, a the aands of the
aea ia aerabm, W by vaunted Napoleoaa,
aad armed from the workahops of Kerope,
have hrea httrl4 bach from oer Capitol
with slaughter and disgrace, by 'troops, io
many caaea, ragged, hareiooied, aad anaed
with the condemned roaketa of tbe old
govornriMt ! "According to their owe re-,
porta 000,000 toldiera a warmed into our
UrdVrs, desperate with fanaticism and lust
flred by conffcatioa lawa; where are
they now f How bare we beatea them
back f ' Skillful Geoersla and brav o!im
have endoebtedly (ought our battles, bet
caa we aot recocaize too the special favor ,
of 1 1 eaten ta oer grwrt dv uveraoce f The
bush ha todeed ' beraed with fire, but ia
to oottaumed, Ucaoae of the preaence of
Um Living Ood. j v
- ekW .a r a 1 m ' , i a a
jortn - varoiina ha' arnt tortft near
M,fX0 meo, and can aeod mvey more.
Are there aay amoag ae who faint or
despair ! Ob,, my coaatrymee! bare we
any ie oar oiidrt who still look back, to
the fltshpota of vaaaalage, aad for the sake
f rao, woukl leare tbeir cbiMreo
of ebaroe, to feed bpob the hitter
faaaka Of aut)jii4KBf Is Ibere yet imii
fa the iltaDt 'hi.iorvj State of i North
Carohaa, b imbeded ie political dogma
a to be earoiadful of the etaime of hi
oooBVy aot- to hear -the g-et f bWs
whicb are shaking the eoeUoent, for him
and bts children f If so, let me beg of
htm to Udfe of the fate that awaita aa if
vaaqajaked, by the mymer ie which oar
eaemiee are waging thi war, aa they aay.
iot the Union aa it was, aad iheCoeatiia-
twa aa it K r IM kim behold the oieora
ful broceaaiona of rrar haJred men, womee
and Httle childrea ia our, slater State of
V irginia, tbret ool of their bOraea, becaeae
they woe!d aot take the oath of allegiance,
wandering with weary feet and. blitediog
heart iato homelea exile; let him see
the herring bomea. and deaolatad field
which mark the track of their armies the
merder of nnarroed rilixaaa, and ia some
ioataaoea, of little boy t tie threats against
the chastity of oursisur la New Orleaaa;
ue wall aatneauoatea meraav oi pnaoaer
takea ia baulej aad lastly, the attempt to
ana brfgades of Afrieaa alavea agaioat as,
ia whose hands our mother aad aSater
weald fiad merder bdeed a meaaetger of
reSafl If all thia shoe Id fail to aroue hk
Ottl to resistacce, then isdead i be dead
to every eoae of ahaise, aad deaf to his
eooctry a vc-Joa, - . ..... '. .
J proeecato t wav wua
c j .., . rr 7ii- ":"-r'TV
tsere ta tjeita a o uc a . lor oar people a
for our aoJ Jiare to ' do. V One of the moat
vital alemaata of oar abcoes I hartnoar.
Oalhia great ate of .eiiateace itactC U
toere, x pray yoe, oe oe giaeeoung voice
ta oer borders.1 Let the aarae aad watch
word ehlch eaxe divided a divide a no
taore forever. - Lei a aea order of
Lhlflf-a
tsk place, aad -erbife) tte coateat la-U, at
leasvlel ae ere aetalag, ear aothtng,
kaow aethiag -hot ear eoBatry eodiu
. Gmgreaa, W April Laat, paased aa act of
eoaeonptloa, whereby all able bodied, men,
with eovteia eraptioav tetwwaa tbe age
of eighteea aad thirty 4j veer aret ea
rolled for military dety. alaay of yo
tboaghl it harsh aad aecoos'iuiional; it
aiee harsh,' aad assjr Aere beee enconstiia
tioeal.lhooghtaaaj'ofoQr ablest statea
mea thoagbt aot To atop now to arga
it could oaly pVodace the greatest misehief,
for tbe'rcaaoe that it ha already Wee et
eceted Bpoo at leat loarfiftha of those
aebjeot to it. ! Uowever obJectioBable ia
its aoaoaetioa, let1 as, at least be jaet aad
impartial ia ita aseoatioa. Betl afaaare
that if every ataa who ha hie eoaatry
rood at heart, bet haew of the euoa itjr
which vaiated at the Hae, be would reader
it a chaerltl obedieoce. ' W ithin fr
week of the date of iu paaaage, oa haa
dred and fort sevce of oer best traiaed
and victorioe rgtmeau would have beee
disbanded Bad acattersd to their houKa.
And thie derieg the very darleat -day ie
the history .f the War.' Fort Donaehoa
and NashvilU bad fallea; Jea. Ualleck
with aa weerwoetaiiag aad vktorioa ar
my, fotlowvd by a vat fleet of iroa dad
boats, waa oaasiag keto the very heart of
th8oeih; the creai aad alagwticeatly
eoeifrped army of alcCKIIaa, wae ia the
act of priagiog.aa a tiger, epoe UiehmoooV
aed to make hie eeoewse doubly sure, waa
waitiag tor thia vary fhiag. of diabaadiag
oar rvttHneat Koeaoke blaad aad New
hera with all their dependeociee oa oer
coast were ie jvaateaioa of the enemy, as
was much of South-Carolina and Georgia,
iest imatrtae the result 1 The Co&fed
erikU govetament hating" tailed to provide
taumetor ua mniM f-mersewcj, a uar
ruia waa at the door lad aiesf Ie averted ;
the law waa nassed. aad the oounuy was
saved. It feU hardeat epoa- the palriotio
soldiers ta the Mdlbey bad already
served twelve aaoaths, moUofflfrja with
OiH ferlpugbs, aad they bad looked for
ward aad counted tbe days, slowly revolving-
as they totaled, to tbe time w bea they
should see home aad all that waa dear o
Sorely were tbey eavsppotuleU,
but how did they behave! . Tieaat b
with arm ie 1 their hands and
doubting iu eoertititlooality, they could
have done I No, indeed they swallowed
down their Utter orrew, they dimised
all hope of seeing their homes aad fami
liea, craspeU their muskeU aad aei agaia
their resolute face toward the flashing of
the ruB. Ood bless them for it I Aa
etJubrtion of pare patriotism ha not been
tea oa the eontioeat, aad our govra
meat can never sufiWieotly Bpprecial,jt
I remember, with a thrill of- pride? the
ooeduct of the gallant men I so lately a
honored by commanding. They too; were
discontented, aad spoke loedlr and bu
terlr affaJnet the harsh eeea of the law. .
I called theta together aad simply laid be
fore them the necessities of their Country,
aad appealed to their ttatriotum to eeiaia
it; I raade them no promise, hold oaf no
BOpft; i awatsora uwn uia hwvji iu7
were tromiel rurtouga , ay tne ue, taey
would not tret theia ! that there wm noths
Ing before them bat Cghtia bad teflcrfag.
They quietly dUpersed to' their 'oeartert,
aad tofoar -hor the reriment w aa" ' re
orgaoited for the war I Thia will anawer
tot a btstory or oar wootearmy.; '
If they who went out flnt, aad have
uffered and Med from the hegiaamg.
eoahl thna aabmit, oh I cannot those who
have ao tr rvfoted ia peace fa tlieir pro
tected bomea, give the remainder of their
lime to tbetr eouatry I vur orave rvgr.
menu have had their , ranks thinned by
death and disease ; wilt yoe not all go
cheerfully to their help! They have strag
gled for yea, aed, now yoe are needed to
struggle with theea. - Let the law be aa
aea lad impartially epoa mil rich aad poor,
high aad low. v- - . . . - '
i Aay prorositioa for the farther iooreaae
of oar array' should, and under aur present
proaperoa csrrasDsUDcea, btigut salaiy oe
treated with mora deliberation, aad that
bathed aoorbt oat which woeld ha .aaoat
acceptable to the people. - Thea Ut tboae I
of aa who remaia at home, bead vry
eaergy to the task of elothiag aad feeding
oar deJeadere hi the field, aad provklia
for their wive aad children. They should
eoastitot war fiat ear. All the fru'teof
the earth thoail be saved most carefully ; ,
fBUwBcbjaeal aad rlormhoeld; Ugia ia'
oer honaahoUa, and extend to everythiag
pahtie and arhrate, , Now , ie the
time for
aa imitauua ot tnat nrroie aeiMieBut tj
which pur molbera of hej first' revolotioa
rendered their names' worthy, cf a brirht
l . . f af.a.a, i. r ll - t at:
I place; in history, and I doubt not w shall
sea eiampiee in isonn varouna mat wui
pat Our boasted manhood to shame.' ' ''K
rruow-ciiiavBs, mere are a no outer oaa
ger which beset 'a,' . beside (hvae wbleh
eome from the :(be,-' Woody ' revolatkm
l f t
Yssldiod aaraslvea ap gradually ta aiaVM
-- ' uuj- m t vunu -nu-ncTt
UwaceastomiBgoeralvee i by aleer aU
greae to abmit to the lvrcise of whitrarjf
power la oar military i-adr,.aed foekiag
with (ass aad Iom coooera , apva the idie-
ordered morals which a Uia ft war !
way ma4 prodace, ae may endaager
both civil fibirrty arid the frame-work of
society. The Ume hoeored principle ,ia
the charter of our lihrrtie, "last the mill-
tary shoeld ba subotdiaate'to tbe dvil
saitoritir,' should still he honored and
maiataincd. It should aevwlha'aVpartad
from eioeptie case of moat obeioa aed
BodealaUe publie oceveiiy, wkett toe aafc
ty of taa Mate would otbertrsie be Impor- tbe strsams of recoe blood with wbica .
lUed. It wee woa thnegh aeaturiaa of our giorioa eon hava coMecalrd', their,
trif by oer Eoglah, aad rataptited ia aatnea to immortality, ahall "aof be a vara ;
lha blood of ear Americaa aafeatora.- aad BBaeoepted saenficis, but through the "
Esorbiieut graate of . power, to aay , maa valor aad determination of ' those 'who ,
or.et uf mea, are ' danguroa ia . the ex- tarvive, they shall be rendered f5caciooa
ireiha. ' Th rgonirailoos of the earth hav to the aajvttioo of the aatioa i aad wita -eeea
oue Waal.rDgUa, aad tbe ua heart strong for the ' mighty task- aad -may
pursue hi great journev amoog the perpeaee asited, we will gtvfof our 8b
sur for maer coUri before ha coua- stance give of oar blood we will toil '
urpart ie teetf among theTaoa of men. aad struggle, wu will suffer aad eadara, '
The J edge, the 3i"tratc and the SberilT throngh all the dreary '. watcbea 'of the
shoeld travel regularly the path of their night, ahtii the dar star of dadepeadenoa,
accuatOmed daiWv and alt respect 1 and flashing through the darkness ia the east,
ooedietHM yirHeJ -tnenva 1 cam for
which the good asm of North Carolina
haa becotue proverbial ; Let all the eoaa
plicaled machintry of the law,x with : Um
nemberjesa auxiliary wTgaBixatioMof aocie
ty be kept ia enremiuiag aetioa.' Beware
of inringemeaU thertoe aader the pWa
avrw none baa ever neea found
plausible aad specious by which to rob
the people of- tbeir liberties. It is the
complacent excuse of the despot the' world
aw a - - " a ' a
over, lbe vrvirte must Beep watcn at
to them, and most be aM to aotnet ao-
count So far a 1 am eoaceraej; next to
the prvmtctha State iuelf, 1 shall
regard it my sacred, paramoaBt daty to
protect the citijen ia the caioy meat of all
hie rigbu and hbertiea.
kloat asaeredly tbieg caa ae don by
fwkreael we, givo them a cordial
?r?l- mWun'- 7 "l f0
hands, lfow-eiaravo,the.gr tmk
which toe have: Bet before tee, a I shall
reejlTsVArJswfcto
It ht cxpecud of , tna.
. Witboutit, I shall
ilthoutit.
be utterly powerto-a.
Yet thai slavish
uhsfeacetho.iaU
jure both givr and recipient ie to U I
avoided aad despiaed. I snail need true
fritod, ruaafy frienda'wbo will both warn
aad oeisure, as well a prawe whea it ia
due. and with such shalf fiad mv labors
ligbteuwd nod th path of $dety fcrwe difn-
ealt.- r h':Z v :' .
r We havu averytaaaea to belie thai
tbit grrat hrart of tW vo of North
Caroli.ui eWreJeeeted I to th straggle.
Noeeiu the UuWracy hav made great-
to amtaia tf. r- aoa
vinoed their plnoUra will not tail. v Oar
ioirvrdaadncroioldiem la.our.sUer
Scati, though praUed wUh a gracing
.Mnt and ofun overlooked or oalte aa
dered, hav. , home our susdards with
andying giofy ia the froaf of every tharge,
aad death haa spread no fsau to which
they have aot eat dowa by handreds.
Taespirilofooglojtk
jceeded, if pwasible, tbe gallantry of oar
soldier to the tuw.t uag uws,tt oatba,
and sedition ordirtaxioea, have, thaak Ood,
been wacallad U; and saoV violewee, that
daagerves oCspring of ravelatioa, ha beea
eoualli irepreeaed by the eoeeurvatiam' . of
aer people. To eot-tihue thia happy and
evmndabUsUtoef toingslBtall'g
Ciuaen. Mert thetaselv
in wa uan'T MUM
FellowiuxecMha, futore depeadso
oararlvtr. The sklee are radUat with the
sigaa of promise, if we do bet hold faithfal
to the great work we have udertakea.
Our vwtoriou , Geoerala are evevyalere
driving aur vnemiea before them, end the
. Ii!.l I.J . .V- 4
vaet armies wukq invauco, aa a m ntry
stDtf of the year, have malted awsjMke I
frttforeiheuady alo ofour troopX
aniu sit huadred thoasaaij meaara aJiea
ajr to rvpjaoe umib. vw-nu w wv,
2SY?3
;"LSl mi
:?fll'SL
sad fcar then aot, s
bayonet, a tree people
. n.i i
future, I am eoefldeet
hold tWee a bright aod ghxtoaa desUay.
The hoaadarie of ear yeaag Cepabiic; aa I
w hope to see theta eeuUaad, eaabraoal
the fjumt aad aoUest portions cf th
thi poat: Thwr officers are le.ponsitlef eloJtinanwTO
! Vjrbperaie ione.f Ianammhle aslSca of ia- .
I land narigsll wsters; i Ui'-lty trt
of aea eoast :iadeaUd itV anapist
hays.aad harbor ; the Brira.1d, frol& '
tioe of the leadiag eommercial tuple ,of s
the farth a a hesifi off peWio'- credit; a
oil adapted to thi successful calUvatioa of
almost every article eecmary to the com ;
fort and coarefliene of aiaa, tzXncti ia
I aa area of 820,003 square m.et j atonD i
J Ing ahh Bale rials for a great avf, com-
I 'I J . I 4 I- I
i uu wnmm i invjuaucuoiv iuiisc
lef jjroa, copper, coal, aad all the valaal!'
I netab ; aabonaded lactlitico for .buiUiri
Bp great maaolactorie oa the streatut of .
oar, tsoontaina; a brave, inUnigent' aad 1
virtaou poputaUea a u atberfng cht 'ciil. . :
Hoas, wita Bear fourmUIlorfslarr, lonrce
of wealth iocaloulatle , these eonstitate ,
tbe eomWukatle elmenU of a great aa-
tfoa. be'holdiog them, to what aplendiJ
vlaione do they not give riae, whea peace, " ,
blessed peace aad iodepedeiiee,baa have
beee . woe I Oh, my ooeotryroea. Jet a '
reaolve' thi UVthat the aiaf U wee) ;
I that North CarvKoa, at least, shall aot
tad ta tbe performance -of her part; that
saail all tbe whole earth with few
JUE l.EBEL ONET r- AN
f AWFUL SCENE.
A member of on of the N. York
Artillery cotopaniea, promineDtlj ,
eogagea- io me nri aaj a nnt in
! frojrit of Richmond, write aa followit .
.JP.??L,t!f!ptrw aw
ful muilea, each of tbem cooaiatfn
! a, ouarga oi powuar
in life fremrc, mai i urcu witu a iua
Uie same a a sUell. The niisile
tirat acta aa a aolid tbot, plowing its
way through maasea "of men, it then
exploding, horliDtf forward a abower .,
1 f inusket ball that mow down tbe
fa jU7hJpa.- ,T7$
Cpor batterr threw 24 of tbeeaa
Md we h,d tXkCt
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But Uie enemy were not at all dannt
P"cci wrTaqi oi mil qpoa
v 11 wa, aa wait, aa oar uoraae, .
ware not shot down, will forever ra-
maio a mystery to mo. W did, not
mind the leadeo haiL however, bat
kept pouring oor casw obot into the
dense maatoa of the foe, who came '
00 iu prodig00a aad overwhelming 1:
farCea. And tbej foni-ht .plendidl v,
Oofabot tore their rank, wide
i..Mii iw- tn
JJg that waa frigbtfnl to wit-
, . . .i, ".iiw -i-t .
0M doMd.
gt Wheeze got
withil! wOQ jarda, we ctoaed one case
hot and opened oo ; them with, can
later and inch destruction J, oarer r
elsewhere wUneaaed. ? At eaehia y
thktgo-roMmttAkioA
thif ran ka judeed . wboU; comptv
ciea went down before that, murder- -
one fire, but tbey cloned ip with aa
order and diacipline 'th&k waa awe
inspiring. .The aeejned to be an(
tuated with the coarage) of deipair.
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fiW ,f thJ "fib &
wiwiming rnao vjnvo rvBi, vutr
otUon. It WM awfftl to tet tbetr
rank torn and ahattered by every
diacbarga of canuter that we poored
right into their ueca,ad(l w hue their
I dead and dying Lay fa pilea, dosed
I.. ...T, . I .
np ana SUM lep C vaaciqg ngm in
the Ltce of tiia fire. , At on time.
tlutw linea. oe behind anotheri werti. ,
lUaiiiy TanciniT. .and 'three- of
their Hag were broight int range
of otir gona abottodtth XeaaUier.
-.Rre! ahonted tba gonn.r.and;
d owti went thote thrto Cage, ana a
EP waa opaocu uroup. una
aa u a wnnaeiBpa
throogh thea, and th deal la la
swatha. They at coca cjotod p aad
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