The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-23

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full thGtyou were able 70 protect those dear
ones who had so kindly remembered you
from TIE destruction md terror an Invalid:
ing army always carry Whit; thank
full that YOU had kind friends and q C6VIi.
try (which to, battle And have you not
then and there vowed In your hearts to
make no terms with traitors in arms until
our glorious banner should float In every
porti6hOf our common country, placed
there, II necessary by the strong arm OF
military force. can is sietsN
And then VIC all remember what q trial
1t was toiIeaye home, that home so fondly
loved and so full Of attractions, how we
counted The days and Hours ere the part:
ing. Softly were the farewells said, and Il
the lip qHiTeted II was from deep affection,
and not nom regret We marched away
amid shouts and sounds Of cannon, md tho
enthusiasm Of the multitude, and webore
to the front with US the impressive iutlh-
enee OF that sentiment Of nationality
which found expression In the, cheers Of
men and the huFras Of little children. 2 q
And then after the war when VIC return
ed 10 our homes with what o welcome we
were received. Our fathers, our mothers,
S osS mat sS "a With coriiSI eTsetSS HIaSv
tSo,',,S ttE ,s;e ,S;sSiSS. III Sbs TSrtiS maria
ioS 7,oo,.s Storo mad nSvsr = T1sde eoSin
T I ;nere y,s csntnlasss Il many bSmes
M s,vsS ~ he 1;SftIs Seldsi ~ ia SStith,
with no one near 70 comfort or sustain,
with the earth for their bed, and their
and snS INIT ~ ,,Ss Z M N death Shells
hnTst tsi oTS1Sd thenSl fit tliey Needed Them
se. sSs ,;,,,SE A., al Srt tI,Ss made
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r rest tor W n Snother csmn saTs n
ef;sci;nH tSere sted "a Them ~ b6Ii,e: an
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,nc ny 1sS ~, Is,, GTT5sS mi mir
e t.,S R5t y1e tS:dSv Ie,6;ee Il M knSwl.
edge that death when Il, closed t6eirTi ihs,
hTISSe1 thsyoices AZ her.5es and ave tllem
- al t,Ta ~: ana n, Is tS.dav
"a sSss; S+snS ~ i s.-s "a Il IN IL oeS
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.Tt1s; fS;esySond ira t,6Ver Of man TO naya
fif1fng M IND Ia tbsir5 TnhmtFylf Of.g6oil
cbSTScteT H. 6me,tIey eyinEed that true
n6hiiityi 6frifie yTfiileii2. me army! which
nf iii otlS4Fi Tlsces WAS icalcnIdtei to try
thsiheSftsi Stjdi c6Sseienees 81 men; eidu
III viii newell iHer6S to nav our feeble
trihrts In ithase StsIiCT TeTressented n ina
eFmv tic. ysTions sections 81 country
which ara renII6gent6dl by their living
oL,SS,so ~ tI,.,H ~ y;IbI1 MA Eipb nI(InI
tbe:arSS n tTinmnh Which their yalor, ID.
sisfs1 I[inT TeoTinGi stand the names Of
Pennsyiyanie's ! 7hbSoredi sons 4 Their
blood AMI lie blood Of Ohio's and West
Virginia'sis0ns clyefl the soil on the hard
fonSht field of Gettysbnrg; many Of. them
ia t3heroi iri,tl;a NatidnGf Oemsteryls side
i,v aida WAITING stlie sot,nline Of tie last
ssn g call 3fbe !6Tnnnd in which they
sIaan "a hajIowe1 oE6nni1l. Il, was detlieated
hv tkeirI hlbod h Ipetrs hera IN. day, ffeili.
cStS am fttt1iyo lives IA the ranse. N which
tSsv !feII 5s y; III oSif'Tf Il az:
And amongst our comrades lust across
thei river in Ohio. ioIr memories wander.
We ye M Tia brave C0l Webster. of
he iaetG 81 nS,ntrv., VIM tEeIl a. the hattIe
~ PsrrvJ1iisi " im, mon hv an armv
: - I.tII = ! ~ 80. . sIInsL,'
ana leavllng penlhu nun laSCng rec alS
ions 9g o. ms pauioslsn. .,,,,a. ~ cont
we'll s oftEe Sd 1ntrsntsy, who fell, shot
through tue mead attne SECOND Dattl e,t o.
BUN hun gene u us VIZ t peisson ~:
tif1 to Ills devotion to country. which he
sealed wlthMs .plooa: a,
mere are many otner names 81, on tne
roll OF OMos iame, Wno leil WINE aolng
ioF tue flght ineiEEepatanon Delongs 70
tleir state ana toIeay we ltaeir comraaes
without regard % pIate Or sect4oont, drop
tears 70 their memory. 80.
And then 100 we remember me heroes
o. our own STATE, VINO proved tner aeVo o.
their lives There was Col joseph Tho.