The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

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VETERANS or iowa!
AZ yop are ABOUT =; . ieevs ~ sssan ios the
Burlington, your friends, brotheEs and sis
ters, present You tnis oatle.nag, inscrib.
ed with the names Of your Victories. not
alone "a . reward for your skiu In warfare.
but as an enpobling commendetion OF your
deeds OF bravsry, that your cnlldren Will
love TO listen TO ana the I0ture historian
shall delight to commemorate.
bic men for our country. From the ranks
have come up men and officers, Of the high
est value, whom the country delights to
honor. What Was then an anxious prob
lem, - now demonstrated net, that the
AMsficans love their country and tor that
love will give their lives. Pricaleoe has
been: the cost, hut pEdcelsss will b tho vic
toy. III
Three years ago when We haudod you
thesOld war-worn banner that has witness
SD the struggles aad victories now Mcred-
" emblazoned on this, our trembling
hearts and fearful eyes foresaw the terrible
cost. and our joy ts dumped With grief for
the brave who have fallen to ennoble this
Flag.
Take it and bear It nobly. Remember,
each name thereon enscribed gathers beau
tiful dbres Of exquisite tenderness that
thrills to the bosoms Of countless homes
whose blood has sprinkled the soil where
those victories were won.
While con6de this dag to your care,
cannot refrain nom PERSONAL allusion.
Sergeant Roberts-the bravest Of the brave
Twill bear It. Commended by his eope-
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