The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-14
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ciaton also marched into the hail. and formed around thu
remains when the Governor presented to each mem
Der of the Association.
The line having been formed on Baltimore street. the
collins removed from the hall and placed upon thu
funeral car. The following was the
ORDER OF PROCESSION
Major General Chas C. Egerton, Commanding.
Staff Oficers-Maior Samuel Burns Major Robert Carr
and Major Henry Einger
Us. Artillery, from Fort McEienry; Major French.
Fifth Regiment, Col. a. p, Shut commanding.
Saf-Maior Hiram A. 7. Fox; Adiutant, Geo w. Talbot
Pavmaster. Hugh y. Gelston Quartermaster, Morti-
mer : Watkins Sergeant Major Jno W. Daley.
The following companies composed the Regiment:
Law Greys--Capt. Bowers.
Jackson Guarls-Capt. Hedrch
Shields Guards-Capt. Chaisty.
1t preceded by the National Cornet Band, Cap
Thomas Acomb.
StalT-Adutant, J. NJ. Wampler; Major-Tyson.
Independent Greys-Iieut. Simpson.
Lafayette Guards-Lieut. Feicot.
This Regiment was preceded by Capt Charles Cornet
Band, together with the Martial Band of Capt. Ledy.
First Rifle Regiment-Col. Peters, commanding.
II. II. Evans; Quartermaster, S. Shoemaker;
German Rifemen-Lieut. Becker.
Baltimore Kemen-Capt Webber.
American Rlemen-Iieut Williamson.
Maryland Yeagres-Capt Hurts.
German Ridemen-Capt. Rodewald
Wells and McComas Ritemen-Capt Bowers.
Barouche contaning-Gov. Hicks Mayor Swami, Hon
Jno. c. Legrand. Rev Jno. AcCron.
Carriages containing the Pail Bearers as follows: Hon
VIM. Fell Giles, Hon. Nathaniel Williams, and
Messrs. c. F. Mayer, Henry Dukehart, Jno. Hulse,
Jno Busk T. Hanson Belt. C. C. Jamison,
.Tno Carr. and Thos. B. Watts.
Carriages containing the City Council Officers of the Cor
poration, Board OF Public School Commissioners
and portion of the Old Defenders.
:FFiU;NiEHiRAL CAR:
............,....
Drawn by four white horses, led by grooms.
Wells and McComas Monument Associaton-Wm. Fair
chds Marshal.
Western Star Council, No. -, o. Z. a. M-Geo W. Balm
Marshal
American Protestant Associaon-Andrew B. Bruner Jr
Marshal.
Indenendrnt Fire Horrnany their Fnpine-Geo
+. Foulkes, Marshal.
United Fire Company, drawing their suction-Augustus
Schuyler, Marshal
Washington Literary Assocation-John F. Stewart Mar
shal.
In this order, at about twenty minutes after eleven
O'Clock moved Off and marched through the following
Up Baltimore to Calvert street, to Lexington to
Eutaw to Baltimore to Aisuth street, and thence to
Ashland Square. the place Of interment.
On arriving at the square the car was placed in front OF
the stand but the vast of people here assembled
preciuded the possibility of the military forming around
the tomb designed, and they necessarily
PEELED form upon the adjacent streets The ceremonies
duced delivered the following chase and impressive
PRAYER:
o Thou Supreme, whose sovereignty we own, we fall
before Thee this day in acknowledgment of the goodness
thou hast shown US as people Then d,t & lead our f"
most unknown to a land which then only ga
waste, ahowng Wilderness" and there Thou dids set
their feet upon rock, and established their gongs
Thou ddt aferward bring them in Thy providence from
beneath the yoke of the oppressor to the enjoyment of the
liberties prize Thou didst the of Thy
when tyrant power sought establish the Thou
hast made nation, "a little flock without
place among the nations, to stand compeer with
the worlds great kingdoms and matchess IN the posses
of the rights of man. We offer Thee praise for all
these merces fathers God we thank Thee and pray
Thy sovereign guardianship for the inheritance we pos
But have been called to drop our tears over the
sorrows which warfare and rapine have wrought among
our lows And here while commit these patriot ashes
to their tomb we the patriots God to smile upon the
tribute which pay to the memories of those who defend
ed the city, and pershed in the achieve
,-,ft t!,p vic
land keep feet in the pathway of national ect
tude give wisdom and harmony to councils justice tC
courts health and happiness to citizens prosperity
to our commerce and manufacturers Fertility 10 our sou
and abundant harvests to husbandmen; and if righ
demands triumph to fleets and armies, and tC
grand confederacy peaceful perpeuity. Pour ou
richly of Thy spirits influences, that nation may b
one Clearing God and working righteousness, and Thy
shall have all the glory through Jesus Christ ou
Lord. Amen
Mayor SWAMI was next introduced, and delivered tn
annexed
ADDRESS.
FRIENDS AND FELLOW CITIZENS: proud but melan
choly duty brings you here today.
Baltimore been called the City of Monuments. Sh
has the nursery of brave and gallant men, and the
monuments the expressions of her gratitude and ad
miration for distinguished and patriotic services Homo
to the usrious dead-a of sympathy for the her
gone down his rest appropriate offerings
the memories which this occasion recalls They serve
incentives to the living, while they commemorate tn
! cherished virtues Of the dead
In the autumn of 1914 bold and daring soldier stim
uated by thirst for conquest landed upon the shores
|
prize of his ambition. At the head of numerous an
well appointed army he entered upon his march of nva
sion the memorable 18th of September-the day who's
| anniversary are here to celebrate
! Oh my friends, it anxious day in the annals
this good old city On the heights overlooking the al
proach the adventurous foe stood in breathess silence
the mothers and daughters, and wives and children of IL
brave who had gone forth in her defence They
the descendants of the old Maryland line. The blood
the Revolution in their veins. report was heard
Another and still another and the smoke of war curle
the gtterng bayonets and waving pumes of the az
vancing cohorts 1t the report of the American riff
Like majestic ship when struck in mid career that sple
did column seen to tremble and falter The unerr
rife had done its work of death. The defiant leader
that gallant army-surprsed in his dream OF ambition
| was made to bite the dust
| ssThat bright dream was his last.'
and the missions of the young Batmoreans, in who
here to-day, and whose simple history is th
told. terminated forever earth.
''Brief brave and glorious their young career"
OF Wells and McComas the champions in this no
is not mine to speak The task has been assign
other and abIer hands Without rank or influence
representatives of that great ndustro
class on whom rests % and and of our
of their homes and fresides. greatful city comes
| day to do homage to their ashes.
And let us not forget as appropriate to these cerem
MES living band of patriots who shared in the pers
that eyentul strug e They are here by your nVltato
pay the last tribute of respect to their ilustous co
peers They down from another generation Ven
able men The city of Baltimore owes you debt OF gra
tude lofty spires, and crowded streets and state
career on earth may terminate; but the recollection
your great services will continue to live on when mor
ments and cities shall have crumbed into dust Baltim
can never forget the Old Defenders of 1874
Fellow citizens. the glowing "reminiscences which th
obeaues awaken proclaim the results of the Institute
which il has been your good fortune to inherit Deeds
yaor and Of patriotism glitter upon page of yt
past history They are the offspring of free governme
8 They draw closer the bonds of proud nationality.
: 'Breathes there with soul so dead,
u WHO never to himself hath said,
!, This is my own-my native land"
May this glorious Union, which gives Vlgor ana ann
ton to growth continue to dispense its bess
- through all age. -, - :. -
- "And the star-spangled banner, OH long may it wa
Der the land of the and the home of the brave
At its close the orator of the day, the Hon. JNo T.
= GRAND, was presented to the multitude, and his
te dress which occupied ftyseven minutes in Its delv;
q was listened with unusual interest ana attent
and received with marked favor
GRAFTON OF JUDGE LEGRAND.
10 Mr. CHAIRMAN, AND GENTLEMEN OF THE ASSOCIATE
. Whilst sr, it but proper in this place. to acknowe
e the kindness which induced my selection as your org
and the qualification it affords me to comply with
wish is yet also due to myself to state that wh
survey this vast assembage, composed. as 1t Is, oi
classes of people of city and OF Its nelghoor
realize the mortfying fact that if any great eXpe
tions have formed its part as to what may cha
to fall from me it is doomed to be disappointed
cumstances of other employment, Improbable to be
yerted to here have deprived me of the opportuni'
giving to TOPICS which may be supposed 10 pelon
an occasion like the present, the uness OF thought
cessary their proper presentation pnder tne clrc
80 stances solicit an indulgence, winch AN sun Hou
- readily extend to the lew opSerNaion' P'oP0'
~ ~ make.
hu attention and enlisted the sympathies oil arge POI
of our citizens, and this immense concoure SHOWS,
DE nlainv that that attention, and that sympathy,
Ed suffered no dminution. ought, therefore, 10 ass
that the occasion is springing out OF the rig
judgments and ennobing sentiments OF an lntei
people . -,
:, mockery and an insult the of those whose b
ali have once more been disturbed to he again recomm
to the earth; and the service--rendered with so
n unctionby the appointed minister OF ilm VINO know
Gas things, but sacrehglous prolahatloh vi Ills D
office.