New-York tribune., 1867-09-18

ii is not for the puIpo- ~ ~nnr@haion of the ccren ncs
Lie it,tc talCn place TO-DAY: 3 ~ maj - on AZ Az
occasion H.' , ,orJtatiaus will be i eent communion
,rl tlr dead whose dct els W., re ~ o'lili ii uj
s'i' t Nv iIsfrcd by The e,,drcsscs and prayers Whlch
have neon made and To hymns which nave Dee9 sus, &
NV counenance and and to the ceremonies on t at We
sion but must bc permitted 70 & NY sn aIo1ucntv
"nucV& & w. dead When we look your battle
ncd' and think of the brave men on, pVti' Vu d
Wbn frll in the fierce struggle oI Wlte' i anu
who sleep silent ~ tIe[ g,c. coniri has ceased
would to God we of the living con Iinlo t'oa. M ii
Nc e NOV l,v sleepinc i'm peace in their tom- ana hNe
inobrr m lriendsip and peace. Applause You, my
feiiowciti/cns have my earnest WISHES as on nv & % %
INV eIorts i'm times gone by in the earliest ana host Wy
, r,rrls To preserve the Union of these states, 10 I
STORE peace and harmony 10 our ~ , ~ ~
country and YOU shah have my last efforts IN %
of The fag Of the republic ana OF the COhSluo VI -
T euccon was then pronounced when tho Presl
dent Cabinet officers, GOV. swami aud others ISr ISnd
platform Col j. W. Moore and his aS,lsta ty % to the
the military. who escorted the President ana P P 'ocloek
cars AZ Kecdy syine, which place they eit q" oiV V'"
Coil were renewed for GOV Geary by the crowd Wcn
constituted meeting independent OF INC t5e Board
nf Manners Of tbe Auticam National Cemetery, s
Ccary being impaticntly ana Nocieio"'3 '
| came forward, saying; ,o,,,7 to dav I
~ ,,,,',s,d ,-oi wond want nothing more. nc Pi,o
granno opened and concluded WIN PI'' hc,r Rut nv
hago waited must come IN az uc M it i"S "f the ncopc
gci,ds Ne sl have place M the heH!> VI ',o m ict
4 T.
tr lis pfescrvaton and care of tie country we nave 10
81 lI gpp8u,r: we have gag ON our programmes.
RHt 9u not here 10 say anything ON that subject Inc
| of tIe l1t9f battle which we are now seeking To
commemorate I'm the dedication OF ths GemeIei! 4o @
the location Of the monument IN hOhoI ol Wy Wy
heroic dead who, N the language OI lno S No
Lincoln appausc died tlat INC EogSlshS @ IorII nj NOT
perish from the earth. The battle Clnieiam was lonE,
nuGcr circumstances Of the greatest depression Whci
!
had been greatly diminished by the disastrous C"lnPuS
ON the Peninsula and in Eastern Virginia ana me loss Oh
70 o0 nlCn nj The Shameful surrender at Harpcl's Ferry
| Applause In lees coming TO fight The battles
of Anictan lie had therefore, the pcslSc oil HIS @ VIZ
teIcs to begin with A voice. That's SOL To apric
ciatc the victory must review events hy t the
most liberal logic known 10 military ethics Mpe V,I en'
Army the Potomac had lost more men tid the ,ii
according 10 the authority q The iater, LG T"' Smsc
/ yauGuiShcd and "a trIo and hearty Victory
riGiI'tI" liilr1S do not intend to dctain you long
here Cries Of Go On'I feel 10 improper lof M .o
let the occasion 80 T pa'r %nGT '5S W5o fonht here
Cries OF Huzzah for Pcnnsy wanna 20 on P."t'g
pSfie on and reCgi' cnm ' for her full share Of
the honor of the victory at Antlcl9m. 'hoeIs,I nee IT,
fious Pouusy IvanIa regiments rcmarkine by way oi
summary, I've regiments OF cavalry siNh',ieIr5 oI az a"
rrrv and fty regiments of Infantry from the hcystOe
rroTls have drawn the facts find them rCpleic with
While ! earnestly claim for PcnnSy lvaua all the
honor She has won. say here always with that
s state W hen She presented her fu strength of MON.
hers She carried The Government 10 glorious victory
OF the other States would not deprive them of one par
tclc of glory Al tacr troops ON is p'io atG ne
one sacred hoW Of blood lh crimson ,'.' a., ',
Not 70 any particular troOpsthc soldiers Ol tle couul
won this victory, and are indebted Tor ID 10 N.uc
NeW-Iork, ONO, Maryland Wisconsin I3Ma ! Z 'i,s! Va ~"
and other states, lOr the victory, ana NN' '' ''
ised ed o nd s as dnr own THc sons Of all dyed ts
soil with their blood and whom the day dawned on me
9aiGGGe% @nicG on S the ded i0"of of strife end willie the
sun continues to rse ana set m aiu @ 'nI I ir. C y"
df.1 frluu
children will hither 10 worship at this shine, ana
thev viii rcrurt tc patriotic dead here and TO the
ory those who fought and fell TO preserve the union o
the country, and the rights of men, the ght, 0i freedmen
i'm a preserved republic. Applause have been speak
Ing eueatcdly FOR the last two three days and will
therefore,, conclude my ren3Iks lhcre ne are ctf ,'
have no doubt you Will be glad 10 hear lcres OF 20
on"
Rut Gov Gearv withdrew after Introducing Gov. Fen
FELLOW CITIzEXs: / dislike to detain You even one
minute but hesitate to leave this place Without saying
Few words II is not easy to find words TO fully and
ftIy express my feelings that may bc most appropri
atcy employed the name of my state of whose eight
hundred sccp here There times when human speech
is poor and weak 70 embody te emo,loHs Whic @ '
most q 600 upon this hGd Of strife and about one
eighth OF them were ke" onc bere ar S0T We're the
y mutilatcd and dead alone from her ranks
the states united and living through the sacrifices o.
thcirfalen, also whom This nation ake nouns ana WIN
fitting ceremony We dedicate the place where thc deNO-
tion and valor inspired OF our Christian c,Iiilo on
more while the page of history shah endure The token
of our gratitude Which We now propose place over the
cloGucuce Of silence snail challenge The progress of man
kind the uobcst thought Of man - 10 human right.
the utmost scfdcnia the call OF duty.
The graudet example Of national devotion ~ the strong
10 thc weak characteristic OF our great war; here taking
/ lrmer root sJrengiAcncd lhe thih' ana 'N'ehu, t
branches OF the of freedom, and peace whose rpened
fruit hangs waiting for hands clear al qnialhfuncs
waiting their harvest of freedom, will cycrmOrc turn
their faces TO heroic struggle, and grow
RS'' Rc prod, aaa sSf We impede IS ''c the Pogtess u
the people baned by elGshncss, appalled, by crime or
dishoarcucd by indifference, looking to these nights
above the clouds that surround HIM snail see tins pledge
70 liberty and work on and If n shall be- al any time
that wicked men seem 70 destroy OF d9lb human pro
reckoning the ignorance which suffers or the
prejudice which buys the lowest ana most friendly VIII
ot tcy az cds pause uclOe me upiaI,ed IIlu ul an %
franChiscd pcOpel True not free from national
d0ubhu ana our lives also as the hvcs Oi the men whose
deeds celebrate, Will De sacred they given
70 progress o. happiness and mankind.
The Assembly then dispersed. About 5000 Union sol
dlers buried IN the Cemetery, from the following
NewJersey Illinois. Minnesota, Maine, Rhode Island,
Pcnnsy lyana. Ohio Wisconsin. Michigan, Vermont. Della
All these states have made appropriations for pay ing
their quota for ncOsing and onamcnting the Cemetery,
shire. and Delaware.
Nearly al the Committee of Arrangements were pres
ent at the dedication, with Dr. j. J.. snodgIass, Chair
man, and Thomas A. BOult of Hagerstown Secretary.
The design OF the monument has been agreed upcn.
the base. IL viii be surnounted with statue repre-
sentlng solder keeping guard over the graves Of his
constructed OF white granite from Rhode Island The
| statue alone will weigh 50 tuns
The started from Kcedysvc few minutes before
o'clock for Baltimore and Washington, and this
time several OF the passengers were relieved Of their
| valuablcs including watches and pockct-bOoks pick
being in the crowd Much excitement produced by
these dishonest proceedings
The following arc the names Of those comprising the
| Committee:
Dr.J. L. snodgrass. New-York
| Gen. James 5. Ncglcy, Pennsylvania.
| The Hon. g. l.. Cranmer, West Virginia
Gen j. Shnyer, Maryland