...im that he was a free man, and that he should be happy to see him at his own house. After the interchange of a few pleasant words Gen. Winder left. A meeting of the Prison Association, of which Mr. Ely was the president, was at once convened, and Mr. Ely made a farewell address of nearly an hour in length. In it he rehearsed many of the incidents of the history in which they had borne a part, and...