The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-27

octed, after the cessation Of hostilitlos and
he removal a the troops. The workmAn's
louss rcplac0 the soldiers tent. etrest
sil5eads ao afford ; SSnysolsnSs, z y,
I'd ans oIs y sssresiio ,r. ms -,
here ~ jnriplent nauu hctfcs.
he eisnsS; $780, q, = Agsen .
notes a portion q me cost u invcst
ments In property Of Wsshit ION have
rroyn beyond O hundred millions, al |
against the eighty millions which the public /
has at stake. These II ID psoposaA 70 throw |
Into the sea. II the public good requires !,
Il will be rightly done. But II the motive b. |
O different one, Il will be felt BY the people
- wa said In the Senate, that he man Who
could propose t sA. chang An ron r. ~
country. National conaideraiions, alone
snould decide the site Of the national cAfifal'
"-A- - AZ 90
Memeriai CersmenisS Over the
gj Graves Of shs Usass sssaasrs. 10
Immediately aftsr the decoration ceremo.
niles Of May, 1888, the House 81 Representa-
lives appropriated q sufhcient sum 70 print
the proceedings, and the Speaker appointed
Mr.. Frank Moore TO collect and compile The
material, and the result H. a volume Of over
400 pages. A good deal Of classification L.
expressed by Grand Army mon and other,
who took a decided interest In the publica'
tion Of this record, towards the editor for his
delay In publishing the book. They also
state that Mr.. Moore has copyrighted the
volume in his own name. To avoid such
cause Of complaint in the future, is well -
70 facilitate the publication Of the second
volume, Gen. John A. Logan directed Col,
Z. r. NJ. Faethz, Of his stan, 10 prepare the
proceedings Of May 20 and 80, 1859, which
are now ready for the printer. This volume
ID full OF rich gems, both In prose and verse.
The arrangement displays q refined taste,
while the selections snow 4 decided judy
ment, and the whole reflects credit on Col.
FAehts, whose introduction Is ~ follows
Of q. 'a ass Csa' Any q. R:Ssss Sassd
May S i,cs, .ad April r. ls.s iosis,ss T. p. :.
Of Natioaai Day Of moursing over the Gravss
OF the siumbering patriots, and under whose
suspises their aorsl decoration has hitherto
Il il not Intended, however. to claim or
grant the practical execution Of this sublime
idea as an exclusive prerosstive OF this or.
Whsa 4. sa.h s.y Of Nay, isss, arrived, |.
every loyal heart. which sounded absautifal
4, "a e .ss
~ iovu psonie Of sVeaty.seven state,
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been supposed aus 70 The novelty Siths S's. e.,
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and love In ne sreAt hsaf' OF me nation was
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