, 1873-10-16
ARMY REUNION.
Tho Society of tho Army OF tho Ten-
l,rysco Mt To1etlo.-Addross Of Gem.

Logan.
T9hzpo e. oet a:o5 iShH y hn soIGnts E21 of apnn M
moeting at Wlloo!or's Opora.1Iouno, Con. Bler-
man President. After hoaring tho reports Of
various committoos aud tho reading. OF oorro-
spondonoe tho ,nootlng adjourned I'LL evening.
Sherman, sherilan, Logan, Howard, ouAtar, anl
Roar-Alr1iral Wortlen.,
The Presidential party will arriso at o'clock
II Tho ] exercises nt The opora~Housot tonight,
will embrace nutlrossos Of wolcomo by Mayor
Jones' and othora, all address by Gen. Sherman
q poom by Maj. Mayer, Of Wisconsin, and an
Grafton by Con. Logan.
The city presonts ;, galn.aay eppearanoo.
rated. Tho princlpnl 6ttaota aro srannol by
arohos bonring appropriate u1ottoes. Tho city Ii
full Of visitors, md the woathor ia 1no.
Toledo, O., Oct. l6.3president t.1 :. Grant r. and
Ing. mud wont directly to tle OpeEa-I1ouso to at-
tend tito reunion moeting. Tho Secretary Of the
Army Of tho Tonnessoo, Gen. Sherman, pro-
sided. An -'--.--,
ADDnEsB OF WELCOME
was delivered by Mayor Jones. WHO said:
Yon have mot to proscrvc tho memories Of thu late
civil war, md to cherish friendships formed during
to : young y cy wtch Collect ID md sent . tho dod
grratcr number than It's whole population at that
rero Through al tho naass of tho Ssr tho Army
and admiration Of gratcful country: Wo arc proud
to know that our own city contributed to mako up
famo mud glory achieved BY this army. has become
ha epes te posen y M
grcet you tho protector Of tho Union WHOM a.
satled, and whose strong hcara quailcd not IN tho
lcal.grapplo with secession. The events which 1rst
introduced US are stn fresh in our memory, and wo
shall treas,ro these memories tho leGacy for our
children. TO you, General, to tho officers md men,-
bors Of tho Society Of tile Army Of tho Tennessee, to
s s Pssae1 Ct ' II IL anssy sn IT, seit
te1dera cordial and hearty welcome.
GEN. SHERMAN .-..
malo q fow ron1nrks, presenting the statistics OF
soSs and aggen RgS that IT S soeiy
nj records III tho War Department, estimating
tho cost Mt 7200,000.
11aj. Meyer, Of Wisconsin, read poem.
Con. Logan, tho orator Of The day, being In
troluced BY Con. Bherman, dolivored tie ora
ton. After reforring to the social feature Of
the reunion, and diHalnimfng any intention on
tho part Of tho Association to porpotuato tho
tory Of tho Army OF tho Tennessee. With the
organization Of tho army began tho second po-
riod Of the wnr history Of the Wcat. The army
exhibited tho restlosa aotivity aud unoonquera-
posed It's soldiers know tic full mounting Of
/ Individual liberty, but wero aa obodiont to dis
ciplino as they wore fearless in danger. Sud-
| denly summoned from tho various walks Of
civil life, they soon became m army OF veterans
| Sympathy betwoon soltlicrs and officers Was tho
substantial secret Of succoss. The theatre Of
| tho operations Of the Army Of tho Tennessee
WAS moro extended than tho army Of most of
tho Kingdoms Of the modern world, Tho Army
Of tho TonnoHaee, led first by Gen. Grant against
Forts Horny and Donolson, pursued its way
through tho fearful carnage OF PittHburg Lnnd-
ing, passod 1uha and gorinth. Pert Gibson, Ray
1,nond, Jaokaon, and Champion Hill, until vloks-
and tho Father Of Watora was open and freo
from its Bourco to the Gulf. Tho var In tho
Southwest thus practically endod. tho Army Of
tho Tennessee had still befoIo 1t the task OF par.
tcipating in tho greatest military achievement Of
auy age-tle hiatorio march to tue sea. Tho fate
Of tho rebellion was to bo decided IN tho daugor-
! Gus valleys md rugged mountains OF Tennes-
SEQ. The soldiers brayo1y did their part. The
Judged wall. Tho Army Of tho Potomac pressed
tho enomy's front tho Army Of tue Tennesaec
turnod his flank md attacked his rear. Tho
enemy wero bowildorod by our strategy and
vanquished by our yalor. Such stupendous
Bweep, oucompassng whole Btates, vas not
anticipated. The passage Of the Alps by Ian.
nibal mud Bouaparto aro Tie only historical
para1lolg. At Chieanauga the Army OF the
Tennessee won tho first triumph Of tho now cam.
paign, to which Soro soon added tho Victories Of
missionary Ridge and Lookout Mountain. It
preserved tho honor OF it8 naulo in tho march to
Atlanta, and consoorated every stop with the
blood Of sotno heroic soldier. The terrible bat.
tlo-dny Of Juno 22, when Hood was routed aul
NcIhorson fell, ia n day mol to be forgotten.
In athour tho command OF tue Army Of tho Ton
noBsoo foil upon the speaker, aud in the victory
Of that day Alcpherson Was avenged. Atlnnta
fallen, the army entered upon = aortes Of weary
marches, to reappear upon the Atlantic coaat
prosecuting Savannah Us d Christmas gift to tht
Union.
| THE WAR WAS ENDED.
The dead were iii their graves The crippled
and tho sayod returned TO tho pursuit
Of poaco, nnl tile world Inns been laugh
the lcsson that tho Republic has no citizen NOR
faithful in its cause mud obedient to it's low
than tho soldiers, who showed tho full meaaur
OF their devotion by the ofor Of their liyos in 1t
defeneo.
At tho close of Gen. Logan's speech, brief al
dressoB wore ma1o by ProBidont Grant, Cor
Delknap, Secretary Of War; Cons. shoridar
Howard, Pope, Custer, Noyos. Hulburt, aa
Admiral Wo1don. ."~".. .<:sy
, / THE PARADE
Of The various military aud civic socloties talc
place tomorrow, and tho reunion cloHeH with
banquet at the Body House in tho oyoning. -
ST. LOUIS.