, 1870-05-31


live tten and nntted Fx.oovr,,or oo,es,~ ii.
livered the sddrcss heye. Hs Was int1S6nc5t1 % ~
Colonel WIN. l. aToszi ia few remark thst vera ny
he alWass does, iynmedstely enchanted he site1l.
ton Of the yast crowd who had gathered around
the stand, and for about hall an hour he talked
| sands of brave and gallant men, who at the cai1
OF their country left wife, chiidfen, father and
mother, and those dear to ! mans heart, and bat
ely, for freedom, and had siyen theIr lives freeiy
| for The cause. Years had passed. The names Of
many OF tnese, brave men were unknown, and
Was glad to see thst the Remembrance Of what
l they Rad accomplished was still felt and sppre-
siaied y ou5 people, Tne o.. ,s;,na - t9e 'e
leave % home shop e once, @ and Business and spend
day ii this beautiful uihute OF respect to the
fallen dead-honored soldier.
The remarks Of the Governor were full Of elo-
quence and deep feeling and were received In turn
oy np applause ana then teafa Ssa NV csrs,p
uae aqven9f [ was 1ono%fa " Sy sne ~ =;
tbc Renn st n 4nia FE = Tne s Geperas snee
VA apIroprlale and wen delyeIea' san, 49, sno"n
y Il present FoTs VsIe a1nnaant 1dna ad sasn soa
9nte 9at Was ine @ legpena oi anlce It, y, ANN -.
nr,ntsd es c,1T,e,s nns e. tha s,pr And 1astn.
e q s!! oat ~ sMS etS. tha T sinainc
section ol tne herman Turner'S, Who we're presen,,t
oa eareo ~ , mei9 As9 ptSsen Ano u4o
A!'el thc celemonGa we're over, thc Fcople Gatu-
@ grea IN Gtoups on thc bsnks OF tue sanEanu,n ny,
n.er KY and sdseens gEoyss aad tex p!snc ans9
MADISON. May 5o.-A larger number tnan eyer I
1eiors Esrtc!gatsd N The exercises OF peeoraaea @
country, anu the citizens tuned out qultc gcuer-
elly. A large procession, including members OF
orusr rhcE Efofa nm aud
girls from the Soldiers Orphans Home, carrying
the sattered banners under which some OF their
fathcrs fought, and many Of our citizens, pro-
ceedet7 to Forest Hill Cemetery, two miles from
ssaen.s vsc SsS'ss esp md SSssPs aosp
iurieed Manv more nent e, ,olpnansss ne
asoid the sitting dust, sus 50 II thats s'enSe veT1
is1gs sonso15zs on NJ asss@e1sa. ) EsSusnt cFs.
tssah hts ra.It,o y II y, H. t, VINO cA
rseeaSt ~ s " tne 4pef1y ana peace pur-
Ties aIe honored toisy; his satisfaction that John
1lu%a u re- so1! Nas no longer marching on, but had
eSa tr - maven ol rss snce We had At last be-
career Of unprecedented glory aud prosperity
Vpeneu bel2Ie America; referring, also,
10 the lel1oc cost "f the war, and
ihxn'SSsnG ,o nls protest against is
1ifes n ~ w9o 1 aTetL o. nc si&nl9caaee oI ne
~ a q e1nay, ana reneWed PLEDGES of ndeity TO
snd Mhic aa1a tEl "ca 'asss men gave meg Aves
nei nn cln1eu n y W ltaanR OF stHrn9 ofiR-
I'm ~ 1ae sAeIcses "efG intefspcrsed Y
nnai ersonu - ~ rW aha re- oane1s, ann ne
n. n.o 80 ti euo1L y. snewtuR Lue mowers On inc
sras faiTchiIa sn Rsan u S wa Gen
by the soIdferss Children "'~A "1' P.i.'iA4's1
JACEsnSyIr1F iIf' MAY m -,-hc v.ors NJ ,,ocor-
atinG the soldiers graves here today has been q
splendid gIcccxa This afternoon NustueSs WAS
suspended throughout the city, anu the citizcns or
Jacksonville turned cut q, rtasst ioiuel In a pro
win rns e mps n z
aEl carriages conveying the Floral Committee
we're drapesl with American days In mourning.
BY singing the beautiful dets' ode "''o 'o''Snsea
hsns1.a Iia,s II .taf,I7 ~ sa1pSy 1Syr3 II: Il:
This Was followed BY prayer, an oraton
oI ereat oea4ty, power and appropriateness,
" me Rev. MI. Savage, and
.aas Major George A. Mcconnell Judge Whitlock
composed Of of sixss 1aes Of yscksonv,e @ ahea ne.
cecded 10 decorate tue soldiers graves from the
great supply Of beautiful and tasteiully arranged
Each srave was decorated most proiuseIy, being
literally covered all over With fragrant flowers
AID ever1eenA After decorating the graves In the
East Cemetery the other graves Of the city were
VISITED, and all r.. soi,liers rraye5 theFeM were
'--.ed. Among the graves decorated to-day
was that OF the gallant Colonel John j. Hardin,
who lcll at Ducna Vista. The citizens Of JACKSON.
how tentitriy and lovingly they cherish the mem
orr OF The heroes and patriotic dead whose lives
MtIs uAcleu VoiunEalJ sacsluce upon tue altaf
Rocx Is1.vn Nav m -nccoro,,o, ,,,r ,vos r,,r
ray 81 seHse IN sis c,tr Havene aa5 nS WI sn
Joining with our citizens. The people OF Daven-
ott tt @ LEV = .e StsatI S ~. Lig"n 70 naHe
The citizens Of this city and Moline went on tout
and ny carriages to the National Cemetery. The
sersinoncs I'm nS, were opened y praye5 then song
Home, after which tho whole was closed b. q
hymn and bcnedictlon. Most OF those On the
Island and ia5ge plumbers M from n this city and No
Cont square, to decorate the Rock Island
Gounty Soldlefs Monument AZ on the
Iiafn. me pfoTseaings T.a we're opencd ~ prayer
nmcnt was beautifully decorated with nowefs and
ef he s9 wa @
details J., Of ths Wat, NJ and mentioned in glowing
praise ~. Is on erery tongue; What makes It more
snecnse, 9s only naa ieM n9afs hosiee tnat ne
was 70 ne .hs oEator On account o. tne one select
say, everything pasted Oh S!or,ouslI, and vas
Rrsas M improvement @ on anyInlng o. ihe Elnd that
mas "eietolule .AAen Place III Ils slclMtJ.
rEoKM, III, Aay s9-Desotat5on on day has been
notwithstanding the fearful heat, an inmense
number Of people ttFned out, both tn the city md
irtin Inc neigliht1nR toWns. as the roadS mad all
reduced tneis tare 70 excursion rotea IT ls safe
70 eay thaf so,90o people pafueipatsd IN tnG csre-
monles. Dnsiness Was gtneFally snspenoed, 1a4s
were were dsplaxed M nom pluminent buildings At hali,
he},i a. Snrino1a1e S.emsterv Ths f-ravcs ,.ers.
s.Ia wv ~ it,,a aela sanT oeea
1ns crested 1y the Ladies' Sol
cn1nnnsed fnr fhe ncrsston Vas real Nv :ofnneT -
IL Rerr. The main interest centered In he after
nnon erercises nr1cnssinn rcntainInv a1 the
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