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THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION: TUESDAY. APBIL I, 1884- TWELVE PAGES, i
'AROUND THE CAMPFIRE,
???_her tide ol tbe war, giving the sessfp of the
asses, lutldenti ot battle, or atertea ol toe march
Kfn jour toll name and address to what joa
Orkkral I,??*???a TntDiBRiaa, Cbitalrv aud
Cardob.???There are three well authenticated
anecdotea of General Robert E. Lee that iilua
trate bla gentle aenaibillty, inate aoldlerly
spirit, and brave truthfnlneaa.
In one of thoce terrific Virginia battlei
that mad^blm so famona, he waa passing
from one point of the bloody field to another
with bla staff. He rode throneh a piece
woods in which alongside of tbe road a flut
tering bird waa malting a considerable noise.
Tbe cause was visible. One of the young in
a nest of birds bad fallen on tbe ground out
ot tbe neat. Ganeral Leeatopped a moment,
dismounted quickly from his horse, irentiy
took tbe little truant from the ground and
placed it back in the nest, relieving the dis
comfort of tbe mother bird, and 1 remounting
rode on swiftly to his deadly battle. No in
ddent could have better illustrated tbe soft
sensibility of bis great heart, than this com
passionate consideration for the little trifles
of feathers in tbe engrossing demands of
great contest of arms.
Atanolbarof those extraordinary battles
that made that commonwealth of Virginia
so historic, tbe carnage was frightful. Torn
With distress at the awful loss of life, yet
turning with tbe martial instinct, anguished
at tbe appalling destruction and manglemert
of men, and still swelling with combative
spirit of tbe born warrior that filled every
fibre of bis frame, Lee unconsciously mut
tered to tbq members of bis stair ???It 1s
well Ibis is so terrible, or we should get too
fond of it." All the teachings of his un
doubted piety and the native tenderness of as
gentle a heart as ever breathed in a human
bosom bad been unable to subdue the fignt-
ing blood in this great and natural born
knight.
Tbe grandest incident related of this noble
man, is connected with tho decisive bsttle of
Gettosburg??? that turning point of tho war???
that fatal pivat of the south???s success. It is
now generally concedeil that the lighting of
that battle was a miataie. Generals are
usually chary of assuming blamo. In all
wars leaders have been ready to deny their
responsibility for admitted blunders and de
cisive disasters. There hare been some tierce
controversies between angry leaders, as to who
deserved censure for certain calamitous mis
takes, the discernment of whose wrong came
too late. It was a crucial test of Lee???s heroic
truthfulness, that,ashestoodconfronted with
all the shocking details of an irreparablo and
glgsntic failure and mistake, and when in
the querulous consciousness of bloody ruin,
men began to cast around and quarrel over
the responsibility. Lee sadly atnl promptly
fathered tbe fault. Witts an unparalleled
courage of candor, the great mau stopped it
all by the utterance: ???Tell the men that I
alone am to blame. The mistake is mine."
Realising that bis judgment had been at fault,
magnantmoua to relieve Ida faithful lieuten
ants and brave soldiers, who had done every
thing in their power to win what lias about
been concluded to be an Impos-tlble victory,
veterans, tells tbe following thrilling story of
a war incident: The oft-mooted question,
"Was ever a desperately wonnded soldier
shot dead, at bis own earnest solicitation, by
a comrade???? fa answered in the affirmative
by yonr hnmble servant. It happened as fol
lows: The writer, a member of G. company,
first Delaware infantry, waa then attached to
the third brigade, (Weber???s), third division
(French???s) second corps (Sommer???s). After
wading Antietam creek, plunging through
plowed fields, stnbble fields ana corn fields,
his regiment wss finally located within plain
view of the enemy, when tbe welcome com
mand rung along the line to ???load and fire at
will.??? It was then that our daily target prac
tice at Fortress Monroe came into excellent
arc, a* msny a poor devil of the sixth Ala
bama learned to bis cost. After firing eleven
rounds the writer was wounded and ordared
to the rear. While retreating la good order,
but making most excellent time, hfs route
led him through a portion of the Irish bri
gade. Here he saw alight that capped the
climax of horror. A inemberof thatdevoted
brigade was aimlessly stumbling aronnd with
both eyes shot out, begging some one, ???for
the lore of God.??????to put an end to his misery.
A lieutenant of the Fourth New York was
passing by, and seeing the poor fellow???s con
dition and hearing his appeal, he hatted be
fore him and asked if he really meant what
he said.
???Oh, yes, comrade." was tho reply. "I can
not possibly live and my agony is unendur
able.???
Withont another word the officer drew his
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turned away tils bead and pulled tbe trigger.
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tbe late war. In October, 1802, a tornedo Permanently cured by the CotichRA Bkigniu
bureau" was estskllsheil at Rich mom), wnicb I from a skin humor.
made rapid progress in tbe construction and
lerationsor these weapons until the cloee
the war In 1805. There were seven anion
ironclads, eleven wooden war vessels and six
army transports, 21 altogether, totally de
stroyed by southern torpedoea and many
more were seriously damaged. This destruc
tion occurred, for the most part, during the
last two years of tbe wsr, and It Is suggestive
to think wbat might have been the influence
on tbe union cause It the confederate prac
tice of submarine warfare hod been as effi-
dental the commencement ss it was at the
cloee of the war. It la not too much to say,
respecting tbe blockade of the southern ports,
that if not altogether broken up, it would
have been rendered so inefficient as to have
commanded no respect from Kuropean pow
ers, while the command of rivers, all Impor
tant to the federal forces os bases of opera
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Think ot the destruction this infernal ma
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the Dit part of the war. During a period
when soaraoely any vessels were lost, and very I
few damaged by the most powerful gunsf
then employed in actual war, we find this
long list ot disasters from the use of this now,
end in the beginning, much despised comer
into tbe arena of naval warfare. Rut it re-
v ?? -- .. .. : -. . . ???-???uiio me arena oi naval wariare. nut it re-
atiiMhinh AJ*s*sS? ?*rf ??? qulrea just such a record ns this to arouse
?????????J. 1 Utlnlf that this inci- ???.v??l officers to ask themselves the nuestion.
dent Is the finest experience of Lee???s life.
Tux CoistriTtiTioN is glad at all times to re
ceive genuine war reminiscences, and its col
umns ore open to alike to the brave men
who fought under either flag The following
letter comes to us from far off Wisconsin:
The following Incident la connected wilh
tbe repulse of Wheeler at Strawberry l???lalos,
on August 2tth: Right men were sent to
guard McMillan???s ford, on the Hols ton: one
of them vent off on his own hook, so that
seven were left. One of them was a large,
powerful fellow, the fsrrler of Company il
by the name of Alexander H. Griggs, sup-
jposed to belong to Greenfield, Wayneoonnty.
These seven men aotuslly kept back a rebel
brigade from crossing that ford for tbree and
* h 5 1 / hou ????^ | l**parate lighting, killing forty
or fitly. The rebels, by swimming tbe river
above and below the ford, succeeded In cap-
turing the whole party. During the llglit
this big farrier was badly wounded in the
shoulder. General Wheeler was much aston
ished at the valor of these men, and at ouce
pirated n man to stay and take care of this
wounded man. Approaching the wounded
farrier the following dialogue look piece:
General Whaeler???"Well, mv man, how
many men had you at the ford????
Griggs Seven, sir."
Wheeler???."My poor fellow, don???t von
know that you are badly wounded. You
might as well tell me the truth. You may
nut Itve long.???
Griggs (Indignantly)-"! am telling the
truth, sir. We hail only Aeyen men."
Wheeler (laughing)???"Wall, wlial did you
expect to do????
Griggs??????To keep you from eraselng, sir.???
Wheeler (greatly aimis??d end laugbtiu*-
"Weil, why didn???t you -11 n???? ^
Griggs???"Why,youy.????? ???? did until you
hit me, and that wenku.i-d our forces so
muen that you were to > ..m ill for us "
Wheeler was greatly U'uuiml, and inquired
of another prisoner, who napiiened to be a
home farrier loo:
"Are all the 10th Miehigan like you tel-
Iowa????
"Oh, no," said the man, 1 -we are tbe poorest
of the lot. We are mostly horse farriers aud
blacksmiths, aud are not much accustomed
to fighting.???
"Well," said Wheeler, "If I had 300 such
men as you I could march straight throngs
*>-l " W. H. Mumtiuw.
0??g rr Jons Moruar???s I???rojscts ???I Be-
longed to General John H. Morgan???s com
mand from the first battle of Corinth up to
the lime be received his fatal shot in Green
villas, Tennessee. Many nairow escapes as
well as amusing Incidents nccunrd during
that time. One of the taller I will relate:
On one of Ids raids Into Kentucky we rode
Into Uardatown about daylight in the morn
ing, amt captured a small federal garrism
without firing a gun. The first place Morgan
directed Ids an pi upon entering tho town
was the telegrann office. We all had blue
overcoats on. The operator bad just got up
The first word the general addressed n> him
was: Are there any rebs about? He replied
yss, that d???m fellow, Morgan, It in the
country, and l would not be surprised any
night lo wake up and find him in bed with
me. He remarked that all the glory be
would sir foi, would be lo till that d???m
hone thief. Moigsn replied In his very afls
ble manner: Would you really kill him if
you hail an opportunity? Yea. waa thequick
reapouse. and lake any desperate chances to
accomplish ir. The general remarked: Hera
*??????????*". well loaded, tike one
of them???this is John Morgrn???and crown
youraalf with gtory. The fellow allied and
akulked to one corner of the room as pale as
a ebeeh Morgan remarked to him: Now
air. step up to this table. ??????| , (ua forward
such dispatches as 1 shall dictate, and tusks
no mistake. If yon do you will never leave
that seat el ve. It la predlesa to aay the fel
low complied. After Morgan bad communi
cated with the federal commander at Louis
ville, and got all the information he wanted
and sent bis compliments to George D Pren-
tia, he told the operator lo break ihe cont.ec-
tiorte, pack M- instrument, mount a fractions
male, and tarn his bead for Dixie. After a
f-w days haul riding we rescind camp safe,
with telegraph operator, spoils and trophies
ot war. Ran.
A Tocrmnu Was lactDgRT.???The Milwau
kee Sentinel tellsa war slorv how a desperate-
ly wounded s ..dor sat shot dead si his own
re-pie-t i,y a comrade;
HcLry J. travsge, one of the soldiers' home
naval officers to ask themselves the question,
"Is not the day of great naviea gone forever?"
If euch comparatively rude end improvised
torpedoee used by tne confederates caused
such damage, and spread such terror amongst
the federal licet, what will the result be when [
skillful engineer! encouraged by govern
ments, ns they have never been before, dili
gently apply themselves to perfecting this
terrible weapon.
A Tendxr iKcinairr or Jaokior,???The ton-1
tier memory oftl tone wall Jackson left behind
him in the arrav and the stern sense of duty
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on its march to Gettysburg, and the com- I
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Its discipline In Pennsylvania. An officer
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On galling on Mr Horace S Hatch, ol N???n. ion I
airvei dealer Ina'ovee. furnaces, etc., at So iso
West Broadway. Smith Bo-ton. whore he noa been
lor mauy years favorably known, he arid to ihe ,e
rmier that hi, wife drew the earl ol iho 175.0110
nriis "Ily wife, and aydaurhter ih-rUe a id l."
hekatd ???eachheld aft ticket la The Lmtstaua
eiate Loners, la fho February I2???h Drawlnc.???
"How much aai the pr'ac?" ???Ms wife', ticket. No.
I St-, d???w 115 010. aud -lerilodrew fso " ???Have
you received ihe money?" ???I have, through the
8ioth??m Ksp v-s Cunpany "???Local Interview in
The Boston | Mas- ) star February SSth.
a l>e.a !:dii??a
Paovinncx R I.. March 25??? Geo. W DooeU-in,
rdporand n-oprioiorot tho Provldenco Journal
died to-ulght, aged t?? years.
and Pryor stteeia. Ailtnta. Gw
P???P5
WOMAN,
I Her Health & Happiness
wmue Vki
to??i^TA| f o**~arr.vT0,, w.,. t .n,
THE SOUTHERN
AGRICULTURAL WORKS
??? LIAS HAIMAN, President.
Are prepared to do all kin Jeol
JOB WORK
W?????rSg:SSt???^*Sf???E
E. VAN WINKLE & CO
_ MANl'PACIURJRS OF
CIRCULAR SAW MiLLS, COTTON GINS, PRESSES,
COTTOff HEED OIL HACIUNKRY, ETC. ATLANTA. GEORGIA.
GiCJANAPOLI3. iP.???D.. U. 3- A.
,. a- c\. X'ARiV???ivMAXCfxcrcaEcs or
STEAM ENGINES
MS BOILERS
??? m cvnrer.. lu-irmvrr rn preov
MAMMOTH EARLY WHITE GOURD SEED
FIELD CORN.
Tbe Beet Ever Introduced.
83.50 per baahrl. Marked aid
dnlver*d to l.xprra*or Uallroad
Dr pots, and warranted toplraae. ,
Also, Cotton Seed. Son^n
Plow Factory Barletto Street.
MARK
W. JOHNSON
ATLANIA, GEORGIA.
i Feed, etc.
???The World was sad!???the garden was a wild!
Acu man, the hermit, ilgh'd till woman lmiIed.' ,
THE VALUABLE
NEW BOOK
Jnstlaued, treating ot the ailments
Peculiar to Women Only.
And the Specific Bemedtes far their
SAFE, SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE,
Will cheerfully be sent to ell applicants, free of
. postage, by
THE BBADFIELD REGULATOR CO
ATLtSTA. GrORUtA.
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