Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-07
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CHICAGO CORREsPONDENoR.

CHICAGO CORRESPONDENTS.
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CHICAGO, Dee. 18th, 1868 - The great event
of the week has been the reunion OF the
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ceihPsisins Ls.,.ad he atlnleo nh;a o5' and ~
~ Wy I1npa ~, Ms.,5a Gan shs,man and
Georgia; on MONDAY uen.. SHERMAN MAJ Nn anu
esan arrlyeu esIly ~ snv y;ad @ hv Sscratarv ri ~
wL1nt hilu sval, ,,
War hchoiiold, Gems. lhomSss sloeum ana
o.neTs ~ ar5ayen nv y ~ tEasa % srn;Ss Is
continued to arrive in great NJ numbers drom al
9narters, ana Mas Au - o'..Sar;,,,,
hhere 1as no5 pssn @ rss. Sucn vass ~yan ,e "a
the soideFs q sne Union ont since " bs ,ae aTSs
Warrington IN the summer q isSO y
mics Of the Tennessee the yumooriaHu,
vni9, anu ueVstBlai my si9n h,,'i
M ~ 'ho ~ e,a tho cb;ega
Hoss ao ,est ,n"s .ons.stsd Sith avsrs
= ~ 80 ltclt.
greens, neBss anu wy 70 = s,.ostr,
guisned generals, anu wea,th , anu anu pGrorsS, ~ ~.
oeaty a.ip w o,,nhy w tbo EYa
come me brave men @ wno ioughs iIr e, ao ,v. nls
VI Wy .a' Ws ~ TnsSs.a ,,yasSdad
erand reunion ~ sne Opeas t11use ny nS
over pyGeneral oeoEge inSlnas Sna In
sass aug auSieilSq Si.ai a,sS AZ mao ~ the IL
nass Slu sa nau .Saro,sas ~ ths ava,1.
austLlons uoau. ~ AZ fnii",,;n, ~ 'Ns
gfe PROGRAMME.
Reveille.-Drum Corps. s
Address of welcome, by Lieut.. Gen. w. T..
Sherman. t,lt 4
Song by the glee club--eAmerica."
Cratlon by Gen. VIM. H. Belknap, Army OF
tho Tennessee
Music by the band--"Guard Mount"
Grafton by Gen. Chas. Croft, Army Of the
Cumberland.
Drum solo--'B Battle of Stone River"
Grafton by Gen. j. u. Cox, Army on the
Ohio.
Music, glee club-s'Star Spanglod Ban
ner.n a. Is a.
Grafton by Con. VIM. Ooggswell, Army OF
Georgia. .9pi. rat
song, glee cipp = Snerlnans march
PeaSaat NV shs hand. s
Tans by drnr,, corps,
Cen Thomas compressec his speech into
three sentences, Gen. Shermarfs address
Of welcome was oharacteristic--brief point
ed and pertiner,t. N
Cen. Ralknap,s speech was rood and well
deIiyared' Int too Tong, Gen. Croft's was
poorlv delivered and intolerably long and to-
aious. and received with marked impatience,
ironical cheers toward it's close often COM
pletely drowning the speakers voice. Gen.
Gox made he speech of tho occasion, com
preheusiyo and statesmanlike and was listen
cd 10 with the deepest interest Con. Cogs-
disadvantages. He succeeded Gen. Cox, and
his speech lasted till midnight. Think of
ibrsa T o so,ps' Ave pieces Of instrumental rnu-
sic and Ave long speeches in an eyeringi
Hn nan natrre can e stand it, and il the Gen
erals ever repeat the experiment they ought
to be courtmartialled. Let the number of
anaakers he limited 10 two-one would be
hetter--or .lse limit the speakers to twenty
Minutes each.
wednesday the different organizations met
and connIeted Their businoss. At the meet
inc of t6a Army Of tho Tennessee. Gems.
Giant and sherman made apeeches in res
nonse 10 cheers and loud calls.
rET ~ sprvcu or apN apANT
Ht-
tenera uraht saiu sf la
GENTLEMEN OF THE ARMY OF THE IEsNEs;
sEE:-My first associates in the beginning Of
the rebellion, through which w, We have all SO 50
:R pSed5 prsd In. .ha otSar of3cars ~ tba
srmies arm who foueht 40 gaiiantly with you. I
thank you heartily for this reception, and the
country thanks YOU for your deeds. / am
NOW, suffering from one Of those neuralgia
headanhes with which I am periodically az
ficted. and which prevents ms, even If Iwere
No inclined. from saving ANYTHING further on
All. onooainn RI o,id and S,rolonoed chear-
ing.l
and shown every attention during Their stey
T. f tba citT. 80 =, /, q - S1Y'i
In the evening the grand banquet took
place in the hall Of the Chamber of Com
merce. The room was decorated with in
Vulnerable flags, embIems and notices.
Nine long tables, loaded with every delicacy
stretched the entire length OF the hall, one
auryed around the arch Of the platform and
another inside of it, with pyramids of honed
turkey. ouails and sweetIneats in front Of
Gen. Grants chair. Numerous pyramids of
cake and confectionery adorned Tho tables,
and one in the center was sixteen feet high,
labeled with the names Of famous battle
6elds. Over !. 800 plates were laid, and 125
walters were in attendance. It was mag
nificen! least worthy Of the heroes who have ,..
suI OF FARE.
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M ray W. yyssetwS, es Villa ,rTTI,au pomsstc Duct
A"o SsdSIe Of sonthdoTn Mutton.
M.,,ora 1Su m'ch y Tsoi TncT 1nsiI Chicken.
T Praiyio Chicken Yension, Antelope,
Buffalo Black Tail Deer, Cold
Roast Beef,