New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17

dom Of religion and that no exercise Of power could be
tolerated that d not with 1t the CT sS
distinctly recognized motif was for this t5at ne
~ss Se Establish aS the republican Principle IN
word-to root 1t firmly IN our virgin SOIL we WI, m1
tSat haTs esn on m
development Of this republican principe Lney d
saias Of saSn and Masssehase today
hands and thank God that while h ms nas from
the permanent evil inseparaee from any r0i - uassa
chusst.. received nc Veterans who took part in the
battle you have come to commemorate. fny sea sSeD
he spoke 10 the nation from Bunkers Hill. Would tnai
could recall the in which he called US 10 vi
our whole country, and nothing but our county ne
longer here to invigoratc our mind, a.. MIN M B
in his famil language let MS renew our @ home
of me Wnrd s rs and citizens Of south Carolina
NewYork. and Massachusetts, OF North ana no" , 20
the that shall echo ON when We ana S od e fo
dren shall to be, Liberty aud Un0n 10" a"o i'
ever and inscparJblc."
| After the Charleston company came the Norfolk Vs)
Light Artillery Blues another company largely COM
posed Of tx Confederates The company was organized
Feb o. 1928 and served during the late war; parucr
pating in the battles of sewals Point, Frederekspure'
gettysburg Petersburg and others After the war the
company recognized May A. 1871 WITH 81 members
ACCOMMODATING them their guests are Gen. lifzHmgh
Lee Col Walter II. Taylor, Col L. d. starsc, MAJOR ".
f. Foster, Capt V. White Mr.. Glennon Of Ihe Aoyc"
Virgaan Lieut. Harry Hodges, James H. Young OF ine
Raleqh IN. C) Eers, and c. f. Perkins OF The NorJo'k
Landmark. During the march from the wharf !" the
Bowdon House the company was frequently checred'
and cheers also called for Gen Lee and gwen en-
| Enthusiastically
The Masonic parade quickly followed the arrival OF the
Norfolk and Charleston military, and attracted ihorc
attention than any other event OF the day The occasion
was the visit Of Richmond Commandery NO. OF tue
knights Templar Virginia. visit for which great
preparations including an appropriation OF over F-"
expenses, had been made by the Knights Iempar I"
Boston. Seventeen years ago the Richmond 'oni-
mandery made pilgrimage 10 Boston 10 pay
tribute Of respect to the memory OF Joseph "arre"'
honored as marty red patriot and jealous Mas0n lhey
were received by DE Molay Comrnandery ana 'na'
body soon returned the visit when they were inc 'eP
ents OF hospitality warmhearfed that the nemor! VI
IL has come down the Masons OF to-day The Richmond
Knights now come visit the OF Warren on the one
hundred, Of his DEATH and again guests
of De Noay Coilmandcry. They were also received ny
all the Knights Tcmpar OF this Masonic district so 'h
the display probably the finest ever seen III BOSTON,
But even more notable than the reception by the asos
we're the by the people All Boston seemed
to have turned upon the line OF march ana as inc
Richmond knights marched along roate several mics
In cpyth there WAS incessant clappinS OF hihnS'
| cheering and waving of handkcrchiefs from the
spectators who lined the sidewalks ana
throngcd the windows aud housetopS' Az
one place ON fashionable street a halt was suddenly
ordered and party of young ladies made their appear
ance on the pavement with their arms full OF bou
G,ets, one OF which was given 10 each VI
the visiting knights amid the cheers OF he
crowd. Suggestive notices were displayed at various
points ON one house the words Massachusetts
Virginia Bunker Ill., and Yorktown" Tic formal re-
ception took place In Fancul Hail. which was crowded
with Knights Templars. Sir Knight John e. 'i:fR fin'
nent Commander Of the De Malay Commandcry made
the address OF welcome, in course If which he said
We have brought yOu first 10 this old Cradle OF
inarV There iIt
FORTUNE and life to the sacred blessings oi cVn
neiiy a Of the FRS, organized battle OF freedom let
rejoice together that the nation eemented ~
of our land, North and south, Fast AID West,
with one hope one nationality and ONE n Destiny i sna
Your deeds Of hlnd1eSs w snE ,Sn vpde Ss'
and the prisoner although arrayed in war against
each other, tested triumpiantly your devotion to the
for us While life remains and memory eninrcs, the re-
ccption aud entertainment Of DE Malay coinnandcryp
deeds Kngly hospitality aud Christian mindless and
love d Gg"a Sy s sha K"it samuel C. lawrence
Of Boston Comnandery and President OF the Board o,
William b. Isaars Of Richmond made feeling and patriotic
American Hotel The programme for their entertainment
| provides for every hour OF four days
An immense crowd assembled on the Common at D
o'clock the afternoon to witness the presentation OF
stand colors By the members OF Post No. OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic 10 the 5th Maryland Keg
of the spectators snch to debar the idea that
they were attracted by idle curiosity The
was so great many ladies and guests for whom
special provision had been made could not get within
hearing distance OF the speakers platform. The rce
ment was drawn up in solid column while the Grand
Army Post was formed about 20 PAGES in front Of Them
Between them were the speakers and distinguished
guests The veterans OF Cen Banks's ola comnani ana
VIcc-Prcsident Wilson, Gov. CASTOR and staff. and
were provided with reserved seats Commander kenney;
posi- 30 T. introduced Gen. Banks, who was authorized
10 present the coors behalf OF the Union Veterans lie
said ,,
| Mr.. COMMANDER AND GENTLEMEN OF THE 5Tn MARY
LAND INFANTRY The people Of the ancient world u Is
SAID engraved upon the rocky promontoes, called the
pillars Of Hercules" where Europe Is separated from
"Ibi dedcu orbis'-herc terminates the globe ms IN.
patriotism of other tunes, wnen men were blinded
10 the merits and The existence OF everything not
their own II H. pr. ddcc not yet extinct 1hrfc are
traces Of it, il said this engi tened quarter of
the globe The regiment you coInnand, SIR, has gwen
march hitler the boundaries of te state and the distant
geographical section to which yOu belong II not oitth
motives alone has taverse extended portion OF the
country II example that must have an enduring
a lv sd"trd an opportunity al least to know
which the unpropitious destiny OF the times denied
IA II will shut from hearts more or less OF mat
narrow provincial spirit which has misled men from the
beginning of the world; 1t will help us to reject that
alent now-hospes hostes-.eyery stranger Is
enemy, aud to establish therefor Tie more eHtSd .a
ccpts Of hrisany to winch the genius Of fsnelon gave
Immortality whGn ne SAID PtIT cp my 'gm nav 70 ed @g
t tT,'' To my Relatives and humanity i,
sPr aSG pro.perea dJ ans n sp'' nT rs
hither Neither yonr people nor ours inay uly apihc-
its importance or r 1rasT D%, hs yar ad
accord TO n tine sascn Ui ' CONDITION
OF equality. liberty, national prosperity. and poTe,
For this welcome you one and ALL YIN our ,h wi. Whole
Massachusetts, Ii l. all alsIicious noIcn ana III u