The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-05-08

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its.auera The fetmhi ,~sala,iass a ~.
slass 1, wanla seem from the sele,
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.,eerh - made w Mr. Lamar. Il
Mississippi. The snly nems4.ta, IL Tn.
rress fram that State. and A haaing
srl,l during The war The ,f,hn,c vs.
elp4aen, aud esincra sincerity 'nlils
tie hallow paner,rics " et,en spoken
oser the illursfioas dead. IA seemed i.
eeme short II expressing tho sentiments
II the speaker lie honorca The rrea'
Statesman far his chivalric devotion I,
liberty. aud Was grateful Tor the gcner.
ori.y and gensleness which prompted tbs
hat,lc.aag resolution introduced aad
chamrioncd by Mr. Sumner: but he
added that men like himself, who ha.
Tough. for the Confectionery. do no'
wish the North 10 strike the mcmcn
"tocs Of hcroism and victory from ei.hc'
1.-THE records. OF monuments. o. battle
.hags. They would rather" he con
! '.tiaucd. "that both sections shoul,
gather ~ The elcrics won BY each SC
,, .iion. not cnvious, but proud
: '.of each other. and regard thcm as
common heritage Of American yal.r
"l.ct " hope that future generations
"whcn they remember tho decds u hc
} ''roism aud devotion done on botl
''sidcs, viii speak not Of Nor;hcr,
! "prowess Or southern courage, but =
| the hcroisn. fortitulc. aud courage i
: Americans In 1 war u ideas. 4 war L
. (which each section signalixcd It's con
. "sccration to tho principles, NJ cac
] understood thcn. u American libc,
i .ty, and u the Constitution, receive
b "from their fathers. I"
r Il, is only In tho presence Of ,lcat
2 that men can realize tho transient M
turs of present sentiments and realities
We hear much Of tho 'vcrlict u Iii,
tory" but To appreciate Il pnc needs !
stand In thought BY new-u,a,ls gray.
No doubt tho ti,ne will come whom III
South and North will feel ~ Mr.. Lama
felt yesterday; but that timc may |
. far in tho distance Neither scctio
> will In iis settled convictions. its deli
= crate sentiments, 20 much ahead " Il
!. other. Il would not be prudent 81 !
d 70. With communities. ~ with ind
y sidnals. tho affection and tho con6'len,
should be mutual. The North II cag
u 10 forgive thu South, but safcgusr,
70 agains. the abuse Of forgiveness G,
y not bc neglected, Chicago Journal