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The Daily Dispatch: January 28, 1861., [Electronic resource], The National crisis. (search)
ts and rifles, many of them of the best kind. There are also large stores of powder, cannon balls, grape, etc. After the arrangements were completed, Col. Wm. Henry Walker, late of the U. S. A., crossed the room, and taking the hand of Capt. Elzey, stated that as an old brother-in-arms, and lately an officer in the same army,r a true man perform. A silent embrace was all the reply Capt Elzey could make, and the embrace of two such men filled with tears the eyes of all who saw it. Col Walker was at West Point with Capt Elzey, and the endorsement given by one who has three times been shot down under the stars and stripes, is not unworthy of him who reced States officers — every one is a Southern man. The next was by the Governor to Capt. Elzey, in which he paid a deserved compliment to that officer. Lieut. Colonel Walker, of the staff, was put in charge, and His Excellency and suite returned to the city. About half past 4, the representative flag of Georgia was formally ra