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• ' THE DAILY TIMES-ENTERPRISE. [ Confederate Veterans Encampment. General Headquarters I United Confederate Veterans > Atlanta, Ga., April 18, 1890 . ) [ General Orders No. 3. I. The General Commanding an- fe^TMamn-i h publish'd | nounc « thc F*rst Annual Encampment of the United Confederate Veterans of the United States will be held at Chattanooga, Tennessee, on 3d, 4th and 5th days of next July. All Con- feaerate organizations and Confeder ate Soldiers of all arms, grades and departments, are cordially invited to every morning ‘(Monday excepted.) The Weekly TiBRS-ExTKRrRiss is published every Saturday morning. Subscription Rates. Daih Times-Estkbprise, .... $5 00 W KKI.T “ 1 00 Daily Adtebtis.no Rates. «m”'!^ n ti t o^dl $ 0 1 c 0 eDUfo‘r q ea f h subse! I a«end this First General Reunion o their comr.idcs. II. Confederate Soldiers everywhere m qnent insertion. One Square, one month, - - - - $ 5 00 One Square, two months - - - - 8 00 One Square, three month 1, - - - 12 oo are urged to form themselves into One Square, six months, - - - - 20 oo L | assoc j al j ons where this has not One Square, twelve months, - - - 35 00 Subject to change by special arranf ement. been already done ; and all associa te. b. bvbb, Bnsincsa iHnnnscr, tiors, bivouacs, encampments and other Confederate bodies are earnestly Senator Colauitt Speak8. requested to unite in their respective In an interview with the Constitution States in a State organization without touching the political status, Senator delay, but until these State Divisions Colquitt says: are thus formed the various local or- "Party lines arc more rigidly drawn ; ganizations should report directly to sectional agitation is more embittered these General Headquarters than at any time since 1873. It see ns III, Business of great importance to be the purpose of the republican will demand careful consideration dur party to perpetuate its power and ing this First Annual Convention ascendancy at any cost. Hence, it such as the appropriate form of geo does not hesitate to sustain Speaker eral organization; the best methods Reed in his arbitrary rulings ; hence, of securing impartial history ; the be- against law, reason and justice, it nevolent care of disabled, destitute expels democratic members from die or aged Veterans and the widows of house of representatives and admits our fallen brothers-in arms, the ful republican contestants to seats in the fillment especially of a sacred duty by senate. Every opportunity is seized I devising efficient plans to erect a Mon to influence the passions and preju-1 ument to the memory of Jefferson dices of the people of the north. I Davis, President of the Confederate They are to act as though they had States of America, and other matters no common interesls or sympathies of general interest, with the south, and that their power IV. The following general program is advanced by our weakness and their will be observed, the details of which fame exalted by our degradation. will be hereafter more fully published ‘The republican party feels that 1. The Business Convention will their power is waning. The recent assemble at 10.30 A. M., July 3d. 'elections proclai u it. The movement I a. The 4th of July will be devoted of the whole country is from the repub- to a general review of the United lican party. It has lost the confidence Confederate Veterans and such milita of the country. The recent elections ry bodies as will take part in the CelC' in which the democrats have triumph- bration of the Anniversary of the ed are said to have turned on local Declaration of Independence. Ora- issues. This is to some extent true, tions will be delivered and suitable but they nevertheless show the politi- ceremonies observed. Soldiers of cal undercurrent. These results have the Union and Confederate Armies, alarmed and excited the republican and citizens of the Republic generally leaders. They arc in a state of panic, are invited to participate in this cele and with the hope of escape will run bration. into any extreme measures, however 3. The 5th of July will be occupied fertile of political evils or social iniqui- with visits to the great Battlefields ties. % around ChattanooJ^ Missionary ‘‘There is danger to the whole coun- Ridge, Lookout Mountain and Chick- try. To the south it is a crisis which amauga—and the marking of Confed makes every honest citizen sad and crate positions taken during these anxious. We may pass through several battles, vicissitudes of suspense and suffering, V. Copies of the Constitution of but I look forward with confidence the U. C. V. may be had no applica and a good hope. The whale north tion to General Clement A. Evans, is not controlled by a narrow oligarchy Adjutant-General, Atlanta, Ga., and of malignant partisans. The reaction full information as to the quarters will come. Let the south be firm, assigned to various commands, and resolute aud dignified—not impatient, all other details ol the July Encamp not violent, not defiant, affording no ment, may be obtained from Col. J, pretext for. oppression to the Jacobin F. Shipp. Assistant Quartermaster ogitators, and we may with hope rely General, Chattanooga, Tenn. upon the sober, sensible people of the VI. The General Commanding res north to sweep these mischief makers pectfully requests the Press, both from power. From the present signs I Daily and Weekly, of the whole coun nothing is more certain than that the try, to aid the patriotic and benevolent demociacy will carry the next congress objects of the United Confederate and the presidential lection of 1892.” Veterans by publication of these Gen . eral Orders, with editorial notices of Miss Winnie Davis. , he Organization itself. There is a spice of romance in the VII. Officers of the General Staff engagement of Miss Winnie Davis directed to assist Division Comman and Mr. Wilkinson, of Syracuse, N. d ers ; n organizing their respective Y. A few years ago Miss Winnie States; to give information through visited friends in Syracuse. A few the Press concerning the general as- families showed some disrespect to I sociation, and generally to promote the young Southern girl. Young the complete federation of all Confed Wilkinson, who was a leader in socie-1 erate survivors in one organization ty, championed her cause. Miss under the Constitution of the United l&V Davis keenly appreciated the young Confederate Veterans, man’s gallantry, and ’twas but a short] By order of step to a warmer sentiment—Jove. JOHN B. GORDON, It is notable, in this , connection, that General Commanding U. C. V. the prospective groom is a grandson CLEMEMNT A. EVANS, of one of the most noted abolitionists in this country, Rev. Samuel J. May. Thus extremes meet. Love rules and conquers all things. Adjt.-Gen’l and Chief of Staff. The Wilkes county alliance has adopted the following resolution “That it will support nc candidate for I or’cMironiia, McKinly presented his hybrid tariff bill to the house yesterday. The sugar men, the carpet dealers, boot and shoe manufactures, and almost everybody else, are kicking McKenna, republican, filed the legislature who will not pledge I tnjn o r Tty repo rt . ’ ThV democra ts’are himself to vote for and use his influ- 1 ence to have the law so amended that hereafter a member's pay shall not ^gxcecd $aoo for one season, and that enjoying the circus. The praises of woman have been ...u 1 ,, . . . 1 sung by sages and ports for ages but no member shall receive pay during .. ... . ... . , li. .t,.. , .. * , . “ the highest compliment we have seen .absence from his post of duty; , . , ... . .. t. -a- .. . u l lately, to that adorable sex, is that lurtnermore, that any member who I , . , , receives a free pass upon any railroad a woraan a,ways returns a borrOBed fffhall thereby be disqualified for sery- umbrella. Now let base man follow ing longer aa a member of the legisla- her example, or quit abusing mothers- tore.* ' in-lav. The Columbus Bucket Shop Busi ness. The Enquirer-Sun, of Friday says: "Mr. Pickett, the local manager of Phelan’s bucket shop, is still in cus tody. Yesterday when an Enquirer-Sun reporter called on him, he found him in consultation with Mr. McDonald of the Americus exchange, the latter hav ing come over here to help Mr. Pick ett with his books. The books have been thoroughly examined, and Mr. Pickett knows exactly how he stands, the amount not varying materially from the account given in yesterday’s Enquirer-Sun. He is ready for his trial and feels assured that just as soon as he has a hearing that the warrants held against him will be quashed. He is prepared for trial to-day, but it is not likely that a hearing will be had until Saturday. He remarked that Mr. Hatcher, representing the Colum- bps creditors, was in Atlanta yester- day, consulting with Mr. Phelan, and feels assured that a satisfactory settle ment will be made. When asked why he had not given bail, he replied that it was useless to furnish bend, for just as soon as one warrant was bonded, another would be sworn out against him, and as he was comfortably sit uated at the court house, and could have consultation with his friends he deemed it best to remain there, feel ing satisfied that at his hearing he would be immediately released.’’ The amount due speculators is only about $3,000. This will no doubt be arranged by Mr. Pickett, when the matter will be dropped. Lee’s Statue on the Way. Richmond, Va., April 18.—A dis patch from Paris received here to-day states that the Lee equestrian statue was shipped from Havre April 12. Mr. Cleveland made a mistake in noticing Dana’s attacks in the Sun. The man who supported Ben Butler in 1884 against the nominee of the democratic party cannot injure Gro ver Cleveland, who will be the nomi nee of the party in 1892. • B. D. 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