the of Dio natal You aro our kith ami kin. Wo aro tho la tho ro- tlio "To thom ho WAH liken WAS direction of this with uaná elobrnthig anniversary enterprise, first printed In 18Ö3 Gormau Evangelical Lu- patriarchal parent.him. place, 4^ lay of our olly-in tining honor untó il« persuaded that hundred* more who are I nort by him as made Ootobor thornn church of VValballa wa» Incor¬ one lu prosperity? Ho rojotcoa with WM olovatod to tho visor of Ids oap in tho and lil» statespresident, he ntllleteil? He wopt with him. DIO ho need who is for llUStl'ioUS founder oo-hihorers, absout ill the Mesh are present in the 1, 1854, bo that tho first mooting, porated, nod tho beautiful house of wor¬ advice? Ho was his counsellor. Was ho wron«? attitude of tho gunner watching hose Hturdy, patriotic, bravo-hcartcd spirit. Tltey eateh with us the Inspira¬ look ¡un to wa i-ts tho establishment of the ship still standing, was thereafter erect¬ Hu rebuked him. Waa ho right? Hu maintained tho effect of tho shot just tired from his WALHALLA'S tion of this (Jennan Settlement was hold In Llkowiso isw him. Was bu to bo defended? He wa» ld« advo¬ so ho looked into tho futuro of this íermnu pioneers. From the shores of .Society ed. In tho officers and gun, day. his uso cate and friend. ovor romain Fifty years ago they found here a the Atlantic, from the Pacilic I) ou tho (1th Ootobor, 1848, nt members of thu Society, theretofore to Individuáis. placo witii hope tiiat it smdl slope, which aomo "He did not limit bis solicitude tho motivos that irimcvnl forest in all its native ver¬ from tho distant isles of the sea, conies twolvo signatures wero given known as lliu German Colonization So¬ Ho had ever in his comprehensive thought tb» worthy of prompted löre and beauty. Only a short limo tho »;l»d "Well done!" "Well to tho movement. Gen. Wagoner was nt ciety, woro incorporated under tho mimo advancement and progresser the Herman citi¬ him and his associates in its founding. refrain, this timo a in zens of this State. Ho sought to their his codaborors or leforehad the smoko of the last wigwam «lone." publishing paper thu Gor¬ of tho Gorman Settlement Society of promotetheir Fully fifty years ho, man lam: inure in Ch arl eaton called the Volutno 12 intellectual and moral maren and political their have looked forward |ro ascended from tho blue dome of Once more would we invite you, in Charleston. (Seo Statutes, dignity as well a» to stimulate all those enter¬ successors, 'under mountains. These gentle slopes tho language of Horace, the ancient "Toutouo," and tho printing olllco was page '¿OH.) prises whluh Involved thoH physical prosperity. that Walhalla might bocomo what thoy nd beautiful wore still tho noc- evidently in the same building with bis It appears from thc of Presi¬ "(Jouerai Wagoner was massive in brain and would have it bo; and boro, at tho closo valleys bard, who, you know, lived long before report was urnill rendezvous of with the of inno¬ residente, for wo lind from tho vory first dent Wngenor, made October I, 1854, in person, and bin entire organism naturally of tbo8o fifty yoars, wo who aro prcBont "huge stags reign "Fuss X," and could minutes adapted for tito possession of power and tito to seo tho ixteen antlers." Hut amid tho dense cently invoke tho poetic license: of tho society Hint it is recorded that within three years tho littles town exoreiso or Inlluenco. Hence, with his earnest aro permitted accomplishment rild DOSS and prodigality of primitive ns having boen held in tho ollico of tho of Walhalla had made wonderful pro¬ anti propulsive nature, he was hound to propa of much which they boped for. Wo "No stupid Inwa «ur roasts control, »nd that thero wore eleven On tho three his i It is thus that moral take courago as wo stand on tho thresh¬ iatut'0 tho Hut cooli ur "Toutoiiu," gress. locality which gandfzc noughts. penetrating, far-seeing eye guest drains louves tho bowl, ns follows: J. A. before was known as revolutions arc Oifcctod, truth eliminated from old of another half century, and fool if founder a Ol the Precisely UH ho feels Inclined- porsohs proHont Wago¬ yoars tho homo of error, and man is raised and ele¬ tho caught glimpse M ,l. ll. J. antiquated with tho STREET aient wealth hero locked of ils If li« lie OK,;, muí lmvc ii mind ner, Wuhrmann, M. llunckon, tho bear and tho wild hog ho could vated in tho scale of Intellectual existence. that along rapid development MAGNIFICENT PARADE-ELOQUENT ADDRESSES-OVER FIVE up, I'm humucrs, good! If not, lie's foe Cord Ölten, Eimer Cappoluiaun, Jacob then count 05 attractive houses, of which "Honorai Wagoner did not contine himself to of thia .Southland, and especially in thia lower to sustain a To sin lils . complex, onlight- liquor leisurely. Schroder, Jacob ll. I). Ellor- were rosidcuci H. Thoro wore :i(X) iu- a lifo of usefulness to bis own people only. He Piedmont section, at tho ncd civilization. As bo drank from 1'Nir this one time, wo would Koopinan, 40 held ouldie glorious very begin horst, Churn Hullw.nkol, I). Von Eitzen exclusive of tho residents on high trust-legislative, municipal, foot of mountains whoso minorai re¬ THOUSAND PERSON! bo refreshing brook, and reclined under 'A country mouse, receives within ( and Itah!tauts, military anil moral. Ills rugged cave u city brother, Goingo. Cordes. These had all paid tho farms adjoining. tho resi¬ "Ho was a man of considerable learning, in sources aro undovolopod, wo may fool he restful shade of the as he As one " Among trees, old coim-ndc would another.' > their initiation foo of $10. It did not dents are mentioned a number of black¬ w hich history anti political economy were promi¬ with certainty that a great futuro yot lohold "simile above shade, a woolly take loni' for this numbor to doublo and tailors, some nent. Ito wits much given to reading, rolfootlon awaits Walhalla. Walhall/«, "tho Paradise of tho Cronshaw, A. C. J. M. Mor¬ After Mr. address tho smiths, shoemakers, twenty and and had a talent for ; Bruoko, hentt'O of stateliest hue," bis mind Jaynes's soon lo triple In 18-11) tho hist land pur ono cabinet work¬ studv strong analysis wondered back across tho carpenters, painters, hence he exercised all these public trusts with '?Amt now, oh, founders, wiso and true, (Joela," to-day oolobralos ¡ts Semi-1 gan, .I. W. Chambers, J. L. Klturnlly Artillery Band played and then tho chase wns m.ule. In tho "Toutouo,'' man, one one apothecary, eminent ability, great assiduity and with an Who budded hotter Mum ye knew, Camp« inters to the land of bis birth be sat coppersmith, as a Centennial. years ago a colony A. J. L, li. L. ; address of tho .John 1). Issued lOth october, 18-18, wo lind tho ono physician, four merchants, two Integrity that shone forth bright beacon We build to you this granite pile Fifty bell, Ridley, Hayes, gain upon lb" banks of the Weser and day by lion. report of tho with tho fol¬ hotels, four ono one light for tho direction of all who would guitle To provo throughout time's 'little while' organization, brickmasons, bilker, the ship of State. That human hearts do not forget of Germans from Charleston landed Dihvorth, lilias Crooks, li. F. Driver, bought of the shady groves of tho Cappeltnarm was delivered. Mr. lowing lamed oflicors: butcher, ono barber, ono teacher and "Tho honors Honorai received In his Tiloso without coronet, be recalled the of J. lu-nu ono Wagoner princes hero under the shadow of the Hine 10. M. 1). F. fatherland i story mann's address ing Wuhrmnun, prosidont; minister of tho gospel. liir linc hecanie him well and wore worthily Whoso hands the virgin forests fell, Mason, Dilworth, Ter- Valhalla ; how in Scandinavian my- Cappel showed vi¬ Jacob .Schroder, treasurer; 1). Von Eitzen, TllOSO who settled permanently and horne, and if death had not Intervened lt is Whose fearless feet the pathway pell to found homes for themselves roll J. AI. it was as an ideal and Cord Claus bull¬ wore tho on beyond doubt that In view of bis (pialillcatlons, To homes where homeless men may dwoll- Ridge Carver, Dowis, Andrew bology painted place gorous research, caro and com¬ Bociettry, Otton, pioneers hero tho ground usefulness ¡md sorvlco an rest ye weill" if sweet "the Paradise of tito winkle, II. D. J. M. Ilonckou, encountered obstacles and soon public appreciative Strong rounders, and theirs. The fundamental idea Mathis, E. C. White, Hobt. rest, It was a and Ellorhorst, many community would have conferred still further Vaughn, ¡ods," tho "happy homo," and "Wal¬ pactness. graphic directors, found thal their undertaking was not an and higher honors on a person so distinguished. After music, Rev. W. A. C. was to establish in this ;S. V. W. O. F. said "its name shall he." of an Tlio of tho is sot forth ono. In back to farm lifo "Tilla great (¡orman citizen < Ul always bo delightful Harbin, Singleton, lalla," be, picturesque painting historic purpose Society easy going ranked amongst tho foremost of las countrymen of was Us was kindled, his heart was in tho by-laws to bo ohielly to olïor to under conditions of climate and land en¬ Illus¬ Mueller, ('ballestón, pre¬ section an agricultural settlement, \V. Burdett, W. M. Grnhl, C. Schlü¬ fancy and was dclivored with that a who emigrated to this country and have j ouched, and, catling kindred spirits event, Gormans homo in tho upper portion of tirely different from that in Germany, trated the character and virtue of their people. sented and delivered an eloquent and to attract considerable Gorman ter, W. N. Cox, W. A. Mason, N. ibout him, bo the Gorman force and fervor born of inter¬ tho Stato, to otTor thom lauds on low and they had many fruitless experiences. Ile will command the respect and consideration organized doep reasonable to obtain suitable As a woro ol' thu people nf this country and will claim and address on tho influence of the Ger¬ to the War I hum and 1). '(lionization of Charleston,and conditions, rule they woll received hy¬ receive the and population community. Harris. Society est in his people and thc incident. cattle ranchos and to establish factories. the whom caino to veneration, gratitude affection ook immediate steps toward the ac- Notico of tho of tho people among they ol the (¡crinan citizens anti their posterity." mans on history. It may be a bit and circumstances somewhat changed The Fort Motto Guards, 47 men, 'nmplishmont of bis high resolve. Ho said : organization Socioty livo. Tho latter noted with special in¬ Aloxantler for and of its purpose and of tho desire of the terest tho Gormans vory soon Capt. Molohors, many curious, but the address was doliveted thc trend of things, but to-day Wal¬ Capt. A. T. Darby, Lieutenants J. Would we venture to say that ho Wo mool to commemorate tho Semi¬ to lands in tho after erecting, yonrs Captain of tho Connan Kiflo Club, moro than As Socioty purchase upper arrival, largo and commodious in excellent and vontursomo A. Kidded wisely he know? centennial of the town of Walhalla. portion of tho Stato were ami for cattle said among; other things: "Ho was a entirely German, halla, founded by these Pctcrkin, W. P. Shlrer and Stew¬ 10 looked down tho dim vista of coni¬ immudialoly barns, providing caring tuan with tho and Let us go back in mind more than ii ft y published in tho ('harleston papers. In and horses in a different of tho pooplo, people those who followed heard a is a art made a fine years ho doubtless saw hero when natural way entirely for tho and not a supurb Teutons, thriving, delightful, Cummings, body ng busy years, forests, abounding responso to HUB inquiry a numbor of per¬ from tho universal custom. Habits of people, only outwardly : uart« of industrial entor¬ in anti sons but in his innermost address a fine thinker. Ile said town of say seventeen hun¬ next in lino. trtldo, groat game wild animals, covered wroto offering lands. The land economy and industry also mada ti bono- thorough Gorman, hy healthy nases, large manufacturing plants, all these hills and when tho In¬ offered which Boomed best suited for the llcial them. Tho homo soul, in his deepest feelings and thoughts. Lndies mid Gentlemen: It alfords hie is its his¬ valleys; impression upon «d' his count mon have bo- dred souls. It proud of Tin; Queoii .City Drum Corps urrounded and sustained by broad, dian's (rail was still and, in purposes of tho Socioty was that of Col. of tho Connans was thus How many ry great satisfaction and pleasure to par¬ unbroken, readily recog¬ coino ? Ho a as to and its ertilo Holds, yielding tho varied pro- ninny instances, afforded tho Jos. Grudiaiu. Ho wroto on 28th No¬ nized not alono thc but as well Americanized romainod III tho of this jubilee cele¬ tory, it ought be, peo¬ Capt. Stokes, were sta¬ only way by barn, (¡orman. was bis to which ticipate joys (Charlotte), lucts of diversified agriculture. And ol' passing from point to point. With a vember, lb-18, Oflorlug some 1(),(HH), acres by tho little (¡crinan brick hake-oven, This glory, bration or Sonii-Oentennlnl of Walhalla, ple rejoice to do honor to those who tioned next. ms not bis drouin already in purl been soil to cotton for mountain land and BOIIIO '20,000, acres some of which still bo found. ho added tho greatest services to tho Carolina, for this rea¬ really produce cloth¬ may causo in our youth especially new Ülllllcd? There bas been nothing of a anti foot! for thc mail, below tho mountain. lt is of note un¬ dorman adopted fatherland, because as a I walked a* tl left so much to bln/.Olt put In tho first rodo Miss ing sustenance of worthy that, laboring wo all with son, boy up carriage loom growth ; but, on tho contrary, wo while beneath tho surface Tho correspondence shows that Mr. der there woro services which acknowledge down streets of historical lay secreted strange conditions, very our wdiolo hearts. ho was a true the this place homes in this mountain retreat. Chorno Wagoner, daughter of 'an point with to a constant, tho most valuable minerals a Gresham was informed that a coiumittue few accidents to lifo and limb. Yes, the never to bo civil Capt. pride ; with oil- would bu sent to tho lands. Probably Gorman and loved his during forgotten It was accident that .Mr. Victor and toady, uniform development. A con- male striking a happy medium between investigate not more than three lives were lost by follow-oountry- war between the North and South, and by Henry Wagoner granddaughter lorvntivo inoto the It will bo of interest to present boro a accident tho live two men." patt places property tilt» piercing chills td' tho North anti tho during first veins, a close friond and here also learned my a-b-c's under L. Norman suggested the idea of the of (Jen. doini A. who as¬ if tho town ht a half million dollars. letter written to tho Farmers' Socioty at Mr. (Mans bullwinkle bis child Capt. C. C. Ducker, Wngener, depressing warmth of tho far South. hoing and admirer of (¡uncial and now Teacher G. II. D. Grainer, father of bur in A' i t li in the limits is Pendleton, from which wo can gather who died from received in tl Wagener, Senti-Centcnnial celebration and willi sisted tho unveiling. Kiding with corporate to-day Under such conditions ami with such somet of Hie injuries President of tho Carolina Mutual Insur¬ esteemed Charleston friend, Mr. A, F. leiti^ spill! from the Hooey staple of tho attractions the of Wal¬ him: spirit under willoh tho runaway accident. Cramer. the of the business men it her were Y. L. Norman and J. M pioneer Bottlers founders of this Society woro acting: These barnes ance Company, spoke as follows: "From C. backing ields near by, thousands of yards of halla, in .lune, lirst sot foot on largo woro provided to tho close of At that tiine it never entered doth which lind salo in (Ulina i860, with earthen lluors on which early youth lifo his host my took and to-day culminated in the Moss of the executive committee. may 10- this soil, mal, with a courage akin to '.'re tho Fi»miers' Society HI Pendleton-(len- prepared energies were devoted to matter« of mind (bat 1 would deli ver thoGorman ( loi iie ii The nndoi soc tho gi ¡lin was Hailed out hand and noiTow, should tho ".Boxer'' got his of Ibo Puritan fathers w hen lirst signed, corresponding by concern and to tho affairs of bis oration at the of this of full live thousand yeo¬ Carriage '2, Orators of the Day- box the be landing ietal v ol' the (¡crinan Colonization Society ot then cleaned by winnowing. What a public golden jubilee assembling leserved ing, and "open door" on tho Auteri cati they bogan is desirous of sinne generally for very incon¬ town to-day, but man proposes and men to do honor to Cen. .Ioho .I olin D. Kev. A. continent, Charleston, very obtnllllng contrast between this method and tho countrymen, Capplemann, W. C dfootivofy opened. tho work of transforming tho wilder¬ (tdvICO from you whet hoi a settlement of dor- voil and siderable, and more often without any God disposes. vfëy Wo believe lhere is a future ness before them into a state of civili¬ limn fanners might lie successful in ricken* appro threshing separating rotnunoration. With him tho main Hut lo whom does this town of Wal¬ A. Wagoner and the other pioneers Mueller, R. T. .laynos and Mayor F. great Dist riet, ur in what section t>f country the host machines of to-day! >efore Walhalla and the whole za! ion. lanils anil healthiest climate aro lo he question was, "What good can 1 do in halla owe its its Next so and to S. Holleman. County ?pain founding, origin? who thought much dared if Oconeo. Nature lins hero been lavish Forests hail to 1)0 cleared and stumps fourni, anil Wild! is (lie value ol' nomi, araldo wno WAS WAC! KN Kit ? tho world?" Thus bo lived and died, to God to liim to w hose memory and do for their Misses Ino/, n the bestowal Of her Bich binds, mois removed fol* tho purpose of hunty poor in tho effects of this world, but honora erected tin1 citi¬ fellowmen. Carriage 3, Sehroder, gifts, juid "I ¡un causing you some consideradle Incoh- Mr. Schroder said to his associates: honest and rich in monument, by aire water and a healthy climate insure ; tl wellings bail to bo erected ; venience liv íes, hui 1 venturi' this let's sec Do tho affect inn and zens and friends of Walhalla, shall bo The crowds caine fi om far and Fannie .lidia K. Maxwell husbandry my QUOI upon "Come, go Wagoner.*' you osteem of all who know and Maxwell, nippiness and prosperity. These wore roads to be boil nut anti built. COUrSU Hinter till) bollol that il is the most proper ask who was this The best understood un vin led oil tills memorable occasion, bridges one wo coiihl and that will Wagoner? bim. But his of truth and hon¬ from the innermost recesses ot and Aland lind a beall - he material factors which determined Ilosid0S all this, an understanding must adopt you cheerfully answer I can is tho .system I refer to GOli. .lohn Andreas Wagoner, near, Ray. They assist nie. givo you epitaph sot for which bo lived for its own he choice of this section a half bo nf the habits, anti "We wish a in the monument over his remains in esty, sake, w ho bas rendered valuable services to and Picken s, from Anderson ti decorated vehicle. century acquired language to purchase linne tract of land, was often of so so OCOUOO fully igo as ibo home of flint heroic hand of customs ol' tho of tho now coun¬ say I rom to llKi.lXM or linne acres, for Charleston: "Ile was a true high r, standard, dis¬ (lennans of tilis and the people 50,000 (¡crinan ¡is to the vicinity and and from Win. A. Courte comrades wdio cast boro wore led on anil in farming and StOOk-ralsllllC Our rela¬ lovctl his interested, bc often misunderstood. w hoso Greenville Charleston, Carriage I, Capt. nirty-scvon try. They inspired tions, mends und purposes.In wilt and countrymen." "Como, And thc most of his eily of Charleston, and through heir lot. a home whore their arduous tho neighbor* Ocriutuiy let's soo wc trying moments the colonization of this of Atlanta and elsewhere. who carno hero ns a mark of re¬ They sought undertaking by hope, follow un, an«) we have no itoutit lind emigra¬ tío Wagoner,"' was, may fool life were when energy part Charlotte, nay, and const ant ali ve in I hoir here once turned into this will sure. Ibo li rsl those, misrepresentation our teal th contentment'might reign, ly breast .thal tion, channel, increase thought willoh caine to and ad corse circumstances combined to earlb was brought about. The great majority callie by private spect to the Into (Jen. Wngener, C. 'far from the madding crowd s Ignoble they should truly lind a resting place tin- value nf property in Hie lipper parts of our those North (.crinan settlers of Charles* Involuntarily our thoughts to-day go could look after tho battles Slate considerably. The lan opean (lennans toll when in doubl Or trouble. Would frústralo plans to which he bad given and made a ol" il. W. of The (rife," where they through of life-nil earthly Inlier Hilder the ini>taken notion that tho of a and how mourn¬ binde to that period which wc have since Conveyance day Pitchford, August Kulin, uro lo so lipper see tho inner soul and of study life-time; nil up nature's God. Tltis was beaven lo speak. This is shown in .Smith ('anilina is au unhealthy ami harren soil, you purpose ful to OOH tom how bitter is now thal tillie traversed. Many of those The men and the women, the News and Courier, and Wm. he cause for which (oiled. And a tho selection of tho name their now ami the estai>li>lmie-H of a colliny in a Salubrious Ibis man, then follow each issue of thc plato, who won' hon' al colonization girls lianks, Utey for .situation will therefore rofutc the idea. tht! thought tlint au entire lifo in the of mido causo it was. home-Walhalla, a of "Teniune," a paper to which refctenco spoilt Walhalla and are and the children all came and they of The State. moaning place "1 respectflitly beg of yon the favor, gentle- bas been unscllish devotion to turi her ami advance vicinity mouldering rest, ns is indie, ted the use ol as cai answer as bo made, published by him in the udor the and is and suits and .1. Ansel Of all Ibo nations ol' tho earth it was by original men, I? linty convenient tc in interests of others, should, when near clay the green grass wore their best frocks Carriage &,.!. and Rev. .1. to teach tho ol' Ibo worth We read tba* in North¬ yon, assuring you of our sincere ttoknowlcdg- Gorman language beginning thc year its not be from insults their silent graves. Some have 'cserved fdr tho Teutonic incnts. 184*1. Seo there how ever and anon bis (dose, exempt and covering was shown C. Sohaid. a ern "Walhalla" was the of bus it plain that prosperity hts VOl'ld the inspirât ion ol' noble Ca (ISC. mythology ..Very respectfully, your ohedient servant, were directed for their misrepresentations." removed, emigration Gormans mono of a "JOHN A. writings Uplifting COI. .lohn F. afterwards and our on since the (J. W. I luis hoon said Unit tho greatness of magnificent palace, resting WAUKXKH, and their not for Kicken, slopped young Germans angli¬ down these people day Carriage 0, Pratt, Rev. R. on anti covered with to "Cor res pond i uri Secretary." education, sottish ends, of other cize so and a few bo (¡rook was his power to think; tho spears, shields, but welfare Iiis not as Mayor Charleston, among quickly, to-day only haili I,. and Rev. which the warriors re iroil when foi'tho Of people, said : of when Piedrich Riemann the Rogers C. G. Mayes. {realness of the Kornau was his power pa they it hut in consonance with thc insti¬ things the pioneers romain. fell on (he Unforttmntoly does not appear what against "A man of undoubted mental o act ; but the greatness of the Teuton battlolleld lighting bravely. was tutions ol the capa¬ Now, as your chosen German jubilee first cabin here in isön. Much has Carriage 7, .lohn Baldwin and C. who were on reply ret:eived to this lotter. adopted home. he was a s bis to both think and ucl. lt Those cowards anti died thc character of his in this city, mindi of student, and a orator, I have, therefore, assumed to since ami h. power their beds from sickness or <>ltl On lld May, 1840, Col. Grosita ni Tho writing contributor to tho both happened in the fifty yeais Reid." s ho who shouts loud and clear age attended before a of reveals him as a frequent press, speak to you in order lo gi vi« your festi¬ to-day wore sent lo anti thal personally meeting paper truly Christian in Gorman anti a were who saw the Then came seven business Ito words of truth and freedom. His Nilibeim, place the in the ollico of Ibo "Teutono" Knglish. Possessing val joy public expression. few then present floats, was ns Society philanthropist. natural fondness for s still t ho ol' 1 bo sold im- vv ho as dark and gloomy, silent mid anti a was Gen. was born at Sievern in political economy, I would now speak of tho hardships which were spiri dolluite proposition in writing Wngenor his mind was a storehouse of cabin up and to-day the monu¬ for ( ¡orinan shadowy, ns Walhalla was bright, re¬ thereafter in on the former on statistics. which (ho first settlors of Walhalla had go handsomely arranged. ought liberty in IheTeuto- nil0 12th May, IS lt», by Kingdom of Oormnny tho of his will was unhand¬ now anti with life. .J I st Firm purpose, to of tho lirst who ment unveiled to their friend, Gui), They were lerg forest, Ibo soldier of (¡od and splendent shining Again him, and in tim early part of August or July, 1810, lloonmo to tho United Once resolved and assured of tho endure, pioneers lt was for him we lind Ibis name given l<> a temple of a of Messrs. States a men! in New ing. made Ibis wilderness blossom like a men Bell's an iiimanity. reserved lo 18-10, committee, consisting lad, landing York, he was thal .lohn A. Wagoner. Two only, Drug Store, arctic scene. each ibo world constitutional faino, tho erect ion of which was con¬ J. 1). J. M. II. Knee where bo remained a short time. Ile right, immovable, holding rose, of tho first visit and Gorman ser¬ liberty ceived Louis I of I Meyer, Ostondoiff, success must, be conquered, not courted. I. . C. ind con- by King bonna, and J. ll, was lo carno to Charleston in is:',:;. vice which sainted and never to be J. C. II. Haussen, of Charleston, ami Craig, C.S. Colors and Em¬ government by the people; lo Lange, appointed pro¬ Ol' commanding prcsunco, bc over car¬ my it ruc! those (denial charters of free- after tho wars between Germany mid ceed (o the Gresham lands ami inspect Ile dist took employment in a retail ried himself with and forgotten father, Hov. ÏY. Mueller, I). C. F. ol" Walhalla, were blems. which ended with thc downfall tho same. Let ns note merchant ile house in thu and it is dignity decorum. Seobíl, loin, tho Magna ('liarla of and Franco, here their I'Oporl city, Determined alike in and man¬ I)., lilly years pastor of St. Matthew's langland of I in in which and as s ated that he a success¬ purpose here on the two memorable occa¬ II. C. Busch, who carried out "We he ( 'on st il ut ion of the A nu'rican Union, Napoleon 1815, busts tho impressions they received lc gave promise of ner, he was and kind." German [Evangelical Lui boran church anti of this land. ful career in this bul bc abandoned yet respectful ' t w as reserved for bini Ibo Protestan! staines should bo placed all the linc, mull on this of Charleston, S. C., who sions. crow and for Busch." by this in the store a Hut why ¡ply linc. Suffice frequently lay \oforinalion to free Ibo soul from Ibo groat men Germany hud produced. The After reciting visits to dilieront places position and opened it to not all preached bore tho cross of Christ, and of on real eslate o himself say, only tho addresses Walhalla undertook no little task Y. I.. an elaborate of and secure for nfl temple was built in 1830-12, mid is said interest the land and en loriug Oleo and busying with wore mudo on this hut which ho conducted bore on the 23d Norman, lloat, yrannv priests as translations and the of which occasion, conscience, lt was lo bo ono ol' tho most remarkable edi¬ minutely into details (o variations ol preparation legal tito of Charleston in of 1S52, in which all tho Ger¬ ami carried it ont be¬ Germania and Columbia iges liberty of he tho water documents. Ile thus became well ac¬ daily papers day May, excellently, representing vho the secret Chambers of tha's in Germany, lt is a copy of the soil, powers and such like, and re forrod to thc lifo mans and many Americans part ic pa tod, entered of on with all thc and be¬ lengthy editorials and cause from the child lo the hands. muire Parthenon; 232 feet MO feel tho beautiful springs water the quainted Gormans, career of this man in tho and at which service ho administered youngest Clasping and made the giant forces his long, came not distinguished and (13 feel built ol' aline land, and describing various tracts in¬ only their leader bul their die a oldest there was a common C. ('. a attractive daves. lt is Un» Touton that has ribbed broad, high, In bis highest terms, Proud should ho Wal¬ holy communion, coilfirmed young citizen Jaynes, very reddish marble ni on a hill volved, they conclude that they fool teacher. 1810, mainly through halla and her one so be carib with slt'cl and sent I he engine Ihuutllslauf, satislied that have not ovor-csti- the Gorman ('hundí in Charles¬ citizens thal hon¬ person, baptized fourteen children and interest in the event. one ami elaborate lloat, drawn four thc lt is on the Danube, 250 fool above tho river. they offerts, ored, so talented, and so great should solemnized a Until his livery by .lowing through mountains, anti nintod thu value of tho property, and ton was organized. In |s.">s ho organ¬ marriage. celebration beautiful white ic Ulai gave to the wire and The substructure tito have been tho means of founding tho blessed death bis heart clung to Wal¬ bent forward to make the horses, representing speech mo surroundings report favorably-that in their opinion a ized tho (¡crinan Fire. K.ngino Co; in around tito magnificent, and contribute largely sci isl:; in 1S1I tho colony herc which built it and mado it halla, and for this reason, au in the of tho idl¡spored thought globe lo set the "lt (lemont at that point must be success thoToutono bund: Wal¬ what it. is. especially epoch history town, groceries. witter than tho voices ol' the ott building Itself, Is sin¬ that tho .section is halla A. F. M. ; in 1851 tho Caro because the place, called Carolina Mills, morning, a "thal a fill; delightful, watoi Lodge so that when the diamond C. W. Pitchford a t is the 'l'euton that gave to war a gular," says writer, German tho roads tho soil lina Mutual Insurance in 1855 TH K HKPKÓT8 OK THU CIVIL WAU. which he owned here, reminded Ililli jubilee Co., large float, tom ih> of fame shun lil bo a < ¡reek I ni i good, good, pro Company; lo science o Newton and a i hi¬ and the laud Hitit on Ibo (¡orman Killi! in 185(1 thc All went well and until very much of lite spot in thc forest comes eau back lo iho sixteen youno* ladies and Addlington, willi ll Scandinavian dilutive, Willoi Club; prosperous they point carrying lutnbolt, io a bullier and a ing name." If industrious eau succeed Ductsc.hcr brüderlicher and in the of tho war between of tho bunt ing seat al Fishback, near humanity this be so, what shall bo said of tho any person bund, 1800, beginning goldci) celebration. drawn by six horses. iVasblnglon. To-day ibo Teuton niles. Upon this report of tho committee ¡tr ISÔ7 reorganized LaCamlcur Lodge A. tho States, and everything tended to I lookspoyer, Palatinate, Germany, Us in the old is condition which obtains in our Wal¬ olïor of was F. M. Thc of those show that tho of tho whore bo lirst saw tho of this five dollars were .lames I. an artistic throne World Kngland $20,000 authorized ami organization brightest hopes light Perhaps thousand Smith, float, ind his home in the Now halla to-day? This town was founded further worn had willi Col. societies was willi (¡cn. Wagoner a work founders of tho would he real¬ world. I could also speak of tho first Germany] Germans i he ( ¡erman negotiations colony expended, but it went whore every representing Uncle Sam, sporting; iVorld Is our North American eonli- by ; language was Gresham, which resulted in (be purohnsi of love, and tho only one from which ho ized. Tho construction of tho Hine beginnings and mol ives which led to tho lonl. Ile has tho desert nt one lime childly used and exclu¬ of tho land III the latter uart of tho ever derived any salary Ol' was thc Iholroad, which was to run founding of Walhalla, but, as the cent counted. Arc. made id rejoice her anti yoill prolit Kidgo hy Kng- goods, ind blossom as ibo rose. Ile is King of sively taught in schools, (¡er¬ 1840 at tho sum of $27,000. Carolina Mutual Insurance Company, way of Walhalla and connect Charleston lish Semi-CcntClinial speaker touches The central figures in to-day's Alis, li, Al. Cudworth, Romani he Old World and King of Ibo New. man customs prevailed, Now few Mr. J. Henning Wuhrmnun, tho ll rsl which bc served for nearly '¿-> years ¡is with the great grain centers of tho Wost, on the history and particulars, I, ol' the oltl settlers remain; little uso who still SUI'vi served tu and manager. This gavt! nil increased lo trade and those io his celebration wore thc German Artil Chariot, le is King by ibo divine righi bi's president, VOS, president general impetus therefore, commit charge, representing millinery. lobb* manhood, is made ol' the Gormnil language, such until tho nth October, 1850, wild company has been the means of saving traillo. Tho colonist had become accli¬ as 1 prefer on this joyful occasion to bul wo coin (Jon. A. was thc (¡er.nans of Charleston thousands mated in souse lory, under command of Capt. F. W. Maj. Wm. ,1. Miss Sallie Let us thal we behold ¡lo¬ lind mingling anti co-working John Wagoner olCCted ni to every of the word. NOW answer the question, "What doest thou Striidillg, rejoice for ils common nil (dusses and his successor. On the Otb isp.) of dollars in tho of lire insur¬ settlers were location hore and tho First Norton and .Miss llly; lot our hearts bo grateful to Hie good January, payment considering bore?" Wagoner, Artillery Mary Stribling ¡od of oil nat ¡ons and kindreds conditions, ail religions mid sects, w bo¬ I). Hiomnnn, J. Sohnaars, H. Oldenbüt¬ ance, and it to-day is on a linn linuncial and now acquisitions to tho colony were tn connection with the fiftieth anni- rode in a peoples, c. basis. and roots which escorted the neatly decorated vehicle. a.- al ther nat urali/.etl or nativo anti lo the tel, lu Griebel, VonLoho, ll. Meyer constantly arriving. Stumps of the of tho town of Rand, Artillery md longues; that, we stand Ibo ll. J. IL li. I lulim In lifo General had from tho and versay founding The ol' of lite centuries, ours i- a manor born, whether immediate sons Wtihrnintin, Lange, military Wagoner disappeared Holds, Walhalla to answer Ibis may Battalion. Capt. Wagoner, himself prize $10 for the best deco¬ tarting lutp- ¡md J. 1). Kleinbock woro olooted mein was no less than in his civil harvests wore tho question nness and Ibo coin- and daughters of the lirst settlors or conspicuous plenteous blessing be of groat interest and uso generally. eave rated lloat was awarded to C. prosperity beyond w hers; on the lilli C. K. Secha life. In I8IÜ bc was ¡i Lieutenant of thc years of toil invested industrious deeply interested in tho events, G. lion allotment of Providence to men. descendants of those hoso ancestry i> April, 1810, by especially' ns some Germans aro still ... Louis licinrodt anti II. on tin (¡crinan Fusiliers of and in hands of and devoted ii .1. B. Sha of and of thc Pilgrim Fathers. All dwell to¬ Mueller; Charleston, sacrificing parents, living boro, and as tho German Artil¬ tho inspiration to his men and they .lay cs, by George, G. uki in,! .'nil present joy. gilding with 18th July, is IP, IL F. Wiebens, and oi is IT he succeeded his brother .I urgen as assisted by and willing children. ms t go! ber in peace anti unity for the hopeful of tho tho did honor. committee, irigh ben he pros].| of (he fill uro, the 25th of same mouth J. ll. Ilcnckcn Captain of thc Oormnn In Froid those homes so established wore lery, "City by Son," under themselves The Fori he dawn ibo new is fast advancement <>f nil common interests Artillery. its Fred. Wm. of century anti all unite iii Fritz Scluilketi and Goo. K. Cottles; tu 1800 Con. Wagenor was elected Major of called patriotic citizens to do service in energetic lender, Capt. Motte Guards, here in camp, acted The line ol' procession covered . rooking upon us. This is a great ago. to-day tining homage Ibo 2d of H, .1. M tho same, timi in tho following year tho dorolisa their foster Tho Wagoner, the brother of the highly lo tho of (bo founders so August, 1840, Jessen, par¬ pf country. a lie In the world's history. Wo memory of ll. J. F. J. C in tho bombardment of Fort blood of many an citizen was esteemed Gen, John A. Wagoner, have as honorary escort. perhaps milo and finally went to grealesl a as ¡s realized in Wal¬ Ostondorff, Uissol, Lucís, ticipated adopted come to celebrate ire living at an epoch which marks ibo goodly heritage ll. Olunsson, H. Hromor, C. F. Mohrtons Sumter. On 11 j i» 2-1Lil of duly, 1801, lie shed lighting side side, with his nativo tills golden jubile*' thc halla willi ¡ts bonol! ts to I beni by with us All morning lone tho crowds were college grounds, where there is a; (realest progress, the m.-st gigantic present F. Lampe, and J, I). Meyer sign tho con was elected Lieutenant Colonel of tho fellow-citizen, and both inspired hy you, und Walhalla has been human in loni their children, wit h its past lilied On and in No¬ tho samo sonso of founded < lennans, into town ami large grove and commodious stand Ichiovcmi'litS of genius the sacred Stituttoil. 1st November, 1840, J. II First Uogimoiit of Artillery, duty, sacrificed by coming taking places iris mid sciences, in trade and dom- with memories and willi its Kalb was elected and J. I). Meyer resigne» vember of tho same year ho was dis¬ their lives on thc bold of hattie, obedient First of all lot mc say that among the the avenues to witness thc had been erected. in and law. Filete bright prospects for ils carly and spion- and J. IL was in li* for nt thc bailie, of to their call, Tho war (raino along norco, government tl itl Konig elected place tinguished bravery country's thousands of (bose who emigrated to Tho of Walhalla ar¬ nona rob ios. with the age development. on the 21st December, C. F. holiokoi Port boyal, where ho commanded Fort and passed leaving its disastrous effects ibis conni ry there Is ho one wno under¬ which was pretty II people had though hoary We tin well thus a season 16*10, parade, quite if cont lirios, are fa s I ern ni bl benoni li (O pause for was olooted a inombor in tho place of hil Walker. After the war (¡cn. Wagoner lipón Walhalla and its people, probably stands tito "Hon»" in all a of as ing in Iq appreciate was headed hy the Marshals, Messrs. ranged choir forty and soon he tread of the Western oiv- he hurry of life to rolled upon tho deceased brother, and IC, II. Wulirmant was called upon by bis fellow-citizens to moro heavily t han on any other place of its its and moro than the ponderous times anti of I bose who Tho homes of becom¬ greatness beauty W. A. C. A. P. as all were sealed the (dionis lization. There is no nlms-hoiisc for linings have in jibloo of ll. Moyer, and Menke Hull servo the State in tho disorder which size. settlers, just German. Ho Is aware of the L. Veiner, Merrick, large so that ¡ll tho was a and fully lecreiiit or races. Our furl ti¬ gone before, light til Willkol in pince Of Claus lUlllwlnkol; Ol then prevailed. Ile member of ing comfortable attractive, had been territorial of tho new its which was pauper Convention of made desoíate. Tho Melds were tilled as large greatness Crisp and Samuel Veiner. sang "Welcome," well llite lot in this land ol' civil and (hoir experiences we may heller fullil dist December M. C. Wondolkon, ll thc Constitutional 1805 world, of its exalted as a relig¬ our wi we aller well as w hands of history factor Ar¬ done. óos is Ibo resultan! ol' all the irk, anti thal, above all, pay Fnjon, C. Wondolkon ando. II. I). (Jin and of thc first Legislature tho possible by tho illing in thc of its Then carno tho splendid h irst liberty mer woro nf thc new Constitution. His mothers, sisters and development mankind, forces which have in lo their memory our,dohl of gratitude elected. Oil tho 20tll March adoption younger brothers, business and commer¬ s. nighly wrought 1850. tho land stile took tim counsel on tho be but with all this the necessities of lifo imposing spirit tillery Band li, A. WELCOME SONG. he for I lie elevation ol' hiltiltil for their sclf-sacrilicing devotion. first place, negro problem may cial success, its I of past ¡ty. Lot us into tho of on tho 5th 1850, (J. Itiocko wai heard with to this day. Ho wrote wore often wanting. When the end borough System came we here full inquire origin the April, profil education-from tho class Following i ale io tin' Semi As stand to-day In flic movement to establish this here. elected a member. in a public letter as follows: caine and poaco was restored it was soino elementary Centennial.¡ of our wo colony time before the of td ¡is its wonderful int: PION BK u COUPS, .njoymenl inheritance, may Nearly all ol' Ibo original promoter* On tho 2.'ld Jacob Sehrodo "'rho colored nihn is clearly ontUleil toa pros* ray prosperity again university-and Welcome, Unico welcome, to our elly ami our lohl communion at once with our II 11 May, 1850, dawned Walhalla. revelation of Hie noble-mindedness and of I bis enterprise had been brought np resigned ¡is treasurer and F. Schlllkoi perons home in South Caromin, ii ho shall provo upon in ibo of Sergeant A. W. .lager, Corporal homos, testers anti our posterity ; and, looking' in ibo Fatherland to tho cultivation of was olooted in his Vol competent for Ibo oni'iitiig "t ono. To become xi onron ATKIN or TIIK TOWN. royal philunthrophy spheres - placo. Pair 11., ic. li II muí «tons lil Un- l;i ml so jjny ami iCfore and our relation Soorotnry trust worthy he must he trusted; lo hceonlè our benevolence and brotherly love, lld t Pioneers O. tl. W. after, recognize tho.soil. In Charleston baili.li flit zen also thereupon resignetl anti J. P he iimsi Ito incl with n liol a frown. Tho town of Walhalla was George lam/., Inc they friend smiley incorpo¬ stands boro, surrounded those- ovi- . ; 0 the past anti io tho future. Stunti¬ in mercantile Niohbtihr was olooted, and ¡il this ti nv Hi' mus! have encouragement, I teenuse hu is the rated in and tilOil located in what by W. J. (Ililli welcome la eat lie thc wo engaged ehielly pursuits. I8Û5, donees of a Christian as Margenhorfï, F. Cappelmann, /.ypliyrs Hint waft ng in I bal relation have assembled These in Ibo main were naturalized Messrs. John A. Wagener and J. Il chilli ..i thcM.ii. Would you
WALHALLA's Tion of This (Jennan Settlement Was Hold in Llkowiso Isw Him
