The Troops Of Other States Have Their

All We Ask Is To Be Let Alone.

A Question Settled By Violence, Or In Disregard Of Law, Must Remain Unsettled Forever.

Without Doing Injustice To The Living, It May Safely Be Asserted That Our Loss Is Irreparable; And That Among The Shining Hosts Of The Great And Good Who Now Cluster Around The Banner Of The Country, There Exists No Purer Spirit, No More Heroic Soul, Than That Of The Illustrious Man Whose Death I Join You In Lamenting.

The Contest Is Not Over, The Strife Is Not Ended. It Has Only Entered On A New And Enlarged Arena.

If The Confederacy Fails, There Should Be Written On Its Tombstone: Died Of A Theory.