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Newspaper
Jackson Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1908
Page
4
The editor notes Secretary Tarr designated the Greenville Tennessee National Cemetery as The Andrew Johnson National Cemetery in honor of the former President. A road to the sea may be extended using convict labor to develop territory and address convict employment.
Poetic ode recalling Confederate soldiers and valor amid wrecked hopes. The speaker laments their deaths and urges recalling Lee’s battalions while noting a haunting rebel yell resonating through pine aisles as ghostly figures march.
A nostalgic poem recalls Confederate generals Stonewall Jackson Stuart Forrest and Pickett in a marching order. The speaker urges advance and asserts four years of brutal fighting ending in defeat, calling for ghosts to guard Dixie and approving a continued offensive stance today.
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