The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-31

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We s:y proud Of our and prosperity, and rs
ambition We enjoy the confidence OF other nations
worla-are peace among ourseves-~ith Union. tried
:os ad hss honesty and
Ss iass to-day no future strife hs add new graves
20 tho thousands which we 80 may our
n ssn vsry year Of our
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high rrstns prospects spread Out before US lot
Prayer was offered by the Rev. C. E. Hughes on the
conclusion Of Colonel Giderseeve's address. The
clergymans petition taken up al It's close oy the
Cleo Club, who for termination 70 u chanted "orr
Father 10 piano accompaniment This portion OF
the prayer was appauded, and then the club sang
HAL 70 Our Beautiful Land and "heann 20 'ne
Bravest"
DR. BELLOWS SPEECH.
Tho band played the overture TO Tampa" and then
In the early part Of his Grafton which was marked oy
many brilliant passages. the reverend gentleman
ALLUDED in general forms TO the struggle WHICH .ur
ushed the Tor these memorial services, anu
concluded In terms substantially as folows;-
There u sns @ than a g d sss ' o Sns
- the hs, 81 ws es o thai
memories the past the services Of the dead unless no
:pis: sssI ys day No sssnsy
ard laws than ours and yss WIS
sustained ~ .oeissy Church the state but iss single
sixe the principles and danger ~ once ne
spoke the Of whom he told them that
the in the world they had the nard
20 serve. Unless better spirit tnan ~
fsisns. causing shem 20 take up tine bust:
ness Of reform they did the war, we
dead Al many anxious hearts think
that lie had such cowardly views lie haa
America not TO that they only under the u that
struggle IN other countries the state
the Church, the SCHOOL, exist In themselves ana have
people set apart gusru and guide them But
and II they help t. God help them. tApplanse he
would where he belonged in politics or how he
voted he said. great historical parties
one guard against the evils OF Capitalization anu the
sion Of the soye elrn Of the States both are
good, he hoped that God would give that the
ght which has the and the desire TO preserve the
from the dangers that threaten IT, The vgor OF
party It's srctest should reinforce but .et US
deceive the people lead them into by stealing
It's principles attribute them to the other
That party should that believes truth and Justice
to best principles that will drive from place aud
knxvc thief and prostitute who dares TO SIT
Sunk the noets Of honest people was fond OF
exclaminp, when matters with our rulers Let
US the mscbineI' lie. however, believed In no
"gres. unknown" but would have the INA INA.
and duy-in the cause Of those who have been
tried found wanting This time to call
pilot the mighty ship Of stats hcr perilous
Politics should to be trade for It was an AN
10 which the noblcs minds had given their greatest sften
hon conclusion he said that should be sought
for whom the whole know to be Just ana
him and then shall have saved
country again. tGreat nppause.)
A recitation by Mr.. W. H. Pope and other songs by
hc Cleo Club and from Verdi by the band finished
HE evenings entertainment