The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-31

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nghishade am told shat alter Southern woman had
man wearing uniform took up the wreath and tore Il
pieces ana threw il @ the winds He may have had
soldier would that a! the i, srsass aa have
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shiloh and naichers RUN planted II TRENCHES covered
Of spilled
child would not be afraid walk tonight At twelve
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gardens and hot houses Tor The magnificent Offering
bring three or tour garands of my Tho irstI 10y
ssSss WHOSE bodies have sssa They
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ne storm OF Cane Tb New were ,
sans nry ey wsrs s"sa nth
battle their only tany There Is nothing more delicate
than 5 ss Of in s IL, s ' Ss e
iowy pillow But that not enough: They shall not %
wave this garland Of our aifection and gratitude, com
mepding their bodies to Him at whose command the SEQ
IL these national cemse,iss is the word "unk1Swn""
their comas Unhnown though they gave their life dsr
who hath made record s ali their wounds and
The hand Of the they as
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sa a one
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ing place Of the patriot dead The garland OF nations
WET WITH NATIONS TEARS. .
who ea IL ne SERVED
let not their graves be missed to-day mean the we
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he he Ssiisrs:; Ssd tSe Wounded into The a%Sa
tered the cordial; watched ne dying pillow,
wp the solitary only By her.
sell ana four men with ,l.s spade. .v,r,s
The story can never be fully told orearth Of Nary
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as at aa s' w4 ss pillow T. hear not The to dyn
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I MAKES You CRY"
Of these women Tor whom have twisted r:
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bring another garland; Lei il BE- Of the richest and
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postponing until alter death the praise while
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redeemed from serytude that from the time the
ss svea ThanR Cod that ali s
own right arm Of always being ,.l free. ov,.
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g1t towers to bring offerings she might well Dai
hna
soldiers homes and asyums IN The country Look upon
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lighting battles should have 70 grind hand
should % " the poGas Of soldiers n nes sns ..
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sayonst charge their fathers persisted and Andsr
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whom their fathers stood when water and sky and
ship the blaze battle Yea, teach all children
these lessons and what Marathon TO the Greeks by
way inspiration let Malvern Hill and shiloh and Fort
Doneson he children. When trying to Inn
press upon them what the redemption Of the country
cost and we fail to recall hundreds Of the brave men
who perished for the land let !, rs take Two Names e
az s close
Two NAMES EVER pkAR TO AMERICAN HEARTS,
die-Ellsworth the first and Abraham
Lincoln the last.
In all time to come let this Memorial Day be kept
Strew flowers all the martyrs Strew them on
the heads that ached and the hearts that bed and
the feet that bstered III the weary march. oye
throng of departed heroesi Stoop down and breathe
this perfume Of nations thanks stoop down and take
this kiss OF nations love- stoop down and hear this
shout OF a nations redemption Speed the day when
War shall be buredthe grim old breaker OF hearts
Garry him out old, rusty shield. Let down his mis-
cradle in the most desolate spot OF all the earth
Bury his sword with him. Heap him gravestone OF
broken chariot wheels. Let widows and orphans clap
their hands and the winds howl tor his requiem rms v
the second DEATH
Thus shall nations song ascend.
To Thee our Ruler, Father, Friend;
While heavens high arch resounds again,
With peac on earth. good will to men,"