Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-31

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Day tina. whispers to the living. Don't FOR
and We shall so VIII. 4,owers TO the soldiers il
the sod
Their T. sing. % boys re NAY BE- happy
ii Ike if could never :li-sk a battles have
| And ii all could he forgetting and forgot
| The scenes that have slIGttderesl i'll and lives
that have sought
/ Where friend and foe were falling with the
shot
But. Won see, can't forge: Z. tho7'S' heartily
As Pray to be forgiven, like brother;
And only ask true I ,l.Cu whery : citizen may
In tht. love he bears his babies and their
mother
! God bless Us all we've GOT 10 live and learn
from one lEot.l,:
| To make mistakes and bll:ners too. an; right
them
| lie. any outside nations give this Union any
! bother
| And-Hey: hate Tcr, to,t ycur life We Il til,;
.u.1l4
| When the applause which followed
/ this reading had subsidized. the Band
! PLAYED Hail Columbia" and then, be-
| ing introduced by the President Of the
Day. Hon. {. \. Harris, Lr. Henry Il.
MigheIs delivered the following
Aop1Ess.
NJ Pres.desat, Comrades Of tie t;sGnF -fynsy q
lie Republic end Ladies end ss,gj'ea,.a:
We have stsod to-day beside the peaceful
graves of two soldiers I'll The Union. Is.cst-
ytuIag men. hardly 1sorr than h.sroiess lads
WHEN the 81 TIE i.r l-!li ~ calrr upon thu
Republic left their happy homes and N: Il . Juc-
byc parents and scho' ii'ia;tS ;it sisters ''li,;
rssI.hisors and swsetlca-tS AM march d. wiki
hearts half gay ana hait sorrowfui away from
tii- cJ.~tl q sem. 80 tff'A' lie sili i:p"
t-> ana Iirii- Of SI'T.n--I- grass a:!tl NsNi!l1
orr. Tor the har;shlls Ut the blvouac- the irl-;
ling ARRAY. II armies and the l'.llIut!> edge OF
t,tle- Hand III han, IL, :! WclI 10 the IruEt,
iusl iTed ny that sCH>. - Ct!ty which estimate
fortune aas pla-,s foE IT, future AID life liSi
nj yattSc 10 tie lit l's ant N4tI ana iis.-.-
mess OF che rae as.'- EttI.red and >tcIl"lI,
a,.ti lit Institutions AID SCI sil. LIZ v E L MAKE
:iie -sl t!Is living an tie dS1t. Tor his
: the ..-ret .iIl,l III b "a- living itt-1.'i b. AZ"
triLtI-I.I-i.st l.i, evtil'- lInii-v N!--'A
discovers lis 2is-t adm bic .Nat.., IEcaii u
90 IleIl -, uv The isr->t int ll=.s ace al"
iIs most spIrndi achievements II t.I:o@~-in.s
I'D. nal. t-J,, LIS - ;:l'-ltI13i s>Il-l
courage ant ;IoSs u-l-rr excellent qualities
ii, i:.y= vsIit AMI a-ij.a l. ia IL Aa.I ~ or
I,v-s ;-Isi hul-,es- -..o Eui eIl'iIl;iluu Ali
c4ry,iUl sacrifice IL liz eI--iIsIstIt TIM, lt1LS~
+ the EercIc L-act-
And there n ;ilc grey and silent mountains
looking down upCn her not forgotten r. -li-
place. further. infinitely fur her aEaE from t4.r
cid home tLan v hon. with Sherman they rod"
tae.r ba:ria-st,rJiS through =IaGe anu PISS a!iG
irak= AMI swamp. fro;i tie mountain rlvul'tS
Of the Ocinul.ee 10 tie Ir"aLii- tides ui say n
I.aL Paw. they sleep II peact.--ti-ir vrTy Gust
syu-bul-zing and asserting 'Eit glorious "nd
bee-hcyIF peace wll4ct. they helped IL conquer
and perfect They dIeti. long after TIE din OF
battle had ceased long after til. tie had come
whxn TIE fia: they FOLLOWED. and loved 20 we'll
had fiuatel IL llI.ou>fry.s4yy but significant &u
Ism. -
To them. then. tie accorded all Tie glory which
tfeir gaEIan,lrti graves proclaim; TO them be
-ve1i that -'ii recognition OF herolriiI winch Is
accorded TO TIE soldier who dies with his back
10 the field and his fe : t. the foe
The glory ends not
and the pain i iast-
Ny friends and comrades. the significance Ct
wax = ii, is relation t. peace i mean l.. r
than to say that ~ar i a. always possible mi
Gent ii national life. L mean 10 LIIt al that
I.r,-- view which carries with ! al IuVestI-,i-
ton ct what has been caU!Uplis.-t.t by Inc var
90. IN. Rebellion to~arI rlieetiIs- LAT true anu
thorough Peace which -tse-t Wa needed 10 l1Ii-
sJ,..lnI:te aud sgl~laIn-thtt long aDtiuS an't
IcI,.s-4,-ts-,i understanding between the two
graf sc,is,ls Of the country which, p il seems
nothing short OF actual COZ LET csu.d bring
about. great gull lay ilorS th- imaginary
LIN. which divided the south from the North. |
.Ild 4 d.figeruJ. lack III acq iIaint.ilC between
the Free and slave State. was the lanlsutabls
cons quence. The less q taught AID Il Am I, |
hoy,ev-r,was sOuething bsyond, il not IS wLole- !
t and .,rattyiI to tie popular heart rs thus
new acquain' anct- nip. The outcome OF tlIr !
war the ab>orFtiuns Of the trcIGei duES armies I
OF the two great sections into the body CT ihc /
people. taught wondering Europe tn uitImate /
l-s~un Of cur capacities for stf-gtsveInII,eu ut |
More thar all -, the i.lantJil. honest grat-fu.
submission Of the southern armies to the force |
iul .ction of the ma Ority. demonstrated this
Never q parole broken. never q a-1Ier. lila !
la Nd organized. he vOire OF the majority Ot
the SONS OF the Republic was heard, secession !
wa, abandoned as 3 delusioa OF the past; the /
majesty Of tie Rag was recognized aild
Peace tinizIrt; in the she pherls bells |
Aad sang amongst the re-pers- /
The learned De Toqusville. more than halt a |
century ago, tieScantIns upon the power .Aof- /
ci-ed by the majority il this hepublic, says |
: by the examination Of the display OF public
opinion IN the ..IIcd States that clearly per
ceive how lar the power OF thu majority sur
passes all the powers with which We az ac- |
q uaIuted III Europe Intellectual principles
often ai.Iruciabls that they blftie ;he tolls
OF oppression At the present time The most
absolute monarchs i'll Europe are unable to pre-
vent certain notions which are opposed to their
authority, frora circulating IN secret through
their dominions and even III their courts. Such
is not the case III America: long the major
IIy u still undecided. discussion l. carried Oh.
hut : soon it, decision ~ frTeyUcaLly pro-
uounced silence is observed: and the friend, as !
well as the opponents OF the measure unite in
asa ring To its propriety.
Look back 10 AppoIGatJx Court House: look
back to the camps of Joe Johnston and Hood
and kerby Smith and JEFF Thompson and the
almost absolute peace which followed their
render, and recognize the truth OF what this
great Frl nchILaR says. Recognize also wb..t
mean when say that the Significance of war Is
IN ItE relationship 70 Peace. Recognize tn. fact
that VIXEN it had been decided by majority OF