, 1877-05-31
INDIANA.
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Errciol DtfpdfcA 10 77e 7fftvn3.
1NpiAsAroLts, 1l,,l., Afny 80.-Dcorntfon.nav
VIA mosc generally observed i,clo thar for many
years past. From alt prominent buildings Gaca
wcro displayed, and business was a'most uni.
vcrsalIy suspended. Thu lnv was beautiful, anal
the attendance at Crown ililt very large. Ono
noticeable feature Of tho ceremonies was that
fully 800 leading citizens, men Of both PARTIES,
who had distinguished themselves as privntcs
anu officers In tue War, marched "a guard Of
honor. Among these were Gcu. Hen Harrison,
Gen. Mfc(}inuis, Gen. Fred Kncfcr, Col. Ruckle,
aud othcr we'l.known elttxcn-sotdicrs. At tho
cctnctcty speeches were matln by Senator Nor.
ton and by tho I1ev. Myron W. Roa',. pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church, formerly Of tho
Eighteenth Niehtgat Volunteers. Ills was q
wir1n addrcsa. Among other things he said
was this:
J deu. think y tins yst e, any q 70 deearsts
tLa risk Of the bad caa.e. Z tley ssally wcrc e
American courage. nnl s& tho rain falls and ths ann
ahil,es upon blue sn1 graY. We could Le aliks I'm:
S 10 ch;a;:s Him. S t. b. en- ics y
asnndci sleep 10 equal graves: that s,relvo year.
treason, don't think u is we'll. We do right,
and evcn prudent, thing not TO forget hennht.
but y nS Tfadgps ea n end ~
those who aro safe and shrouded In the awcct
sleep Of duty dune. They have c1alted American
..huad in ths faeo Of all tho world and gone on
gif1. In Il, rvspee'a tic occasion was suecs'''a'
In nis nlidrcss, which he delivered standing
and with unusual feeling aud carnestncss, Semi
tor Morton soll:
heal,hJ nablie sentiment, "a sentiment founded
upon truth and upon those feelings which do honor
e Dsss liz 1n
paltat'ns Put Il isi.e prlne!pos. is esnnot target thc
memory in our minds md we cannot blot II out;
mt wh!lu We caMnot forget, yct VIC can forgive.
nd we I'll t9fsso 81 enu. yAG ee; sis'p'k 'S
niln r,cht, 10 nif, viii become reconcsd 10 them
and while VIC cannot forget tho past, wo will treat
ali lint can b asked, md that te true and perfect
reconciliation. Truo reconciliation does noa re.
ruire us to forget those dead. nut requre us
10 forget tho living soldier and to rcase To DO him
jnstiee. We mast remember that Tiers IA M
etesnai difference between right and wrong, and
sn a1! shs ~ wfsnx sas sc. % ana at 70 ak Is
ihat hereafter they should bo on the right sido.
FO1sT vArNE.
Special DtspatcA to IAs Tribune.
Four WArsE, Ind, May vo.-rho celebration
Business waa genet:lly suspended, and public
buildings, stores, md residences handsomely
decorated. a long procession, consisting Qi
lie Light Guards and other military and civil
organizations. paradcu tho streets. Exercises
tuck place at Saudcnwood Cemetery. wl,ero
| hero was an tmMonso crowd. State Benntor
llclt was orator Of tho dag, anu Mrs. ticn. Dcy.
| prcnus read poem. The other c1ercses con-
| sisted vi prayer, singing, ctc.
| LAFAYETTE.
Eptrtdl Msp0sch to Inc Trtouna
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 30.-To+iay was not
ubservcd by Our eittzcns In any public or organ
lze.l demonstration. Thu public schools anu
banks were closed, nnl during the afternoon u
Iurgu number ot business houses we're closed.
Many private llousea a,d public buildings dis.
PLAYED tho national flag, md tho cemeteries
| wire tlirongel most OF the day 6y our ritikcns
engaged IN decorating tue graves Of tue hon-
1 vrrA dead -..-.-
| TERME HAuTh.
| Rpecial Dispatch 10 11s TftbaHA ...
TanRE 1IAuTE, Ind, May 30.-About 5000
4 people assembled at the trmGtcEy tu tccOrnta
| Tho ErAvus OF solillor6 buried there. After
prayer by Chaplain Henderson, tho speaker OF
lie day. Col. James Il. Hack, of indianapolis,
Of the Eighteenth Indiana Volunteers, was il,-
troiuccd by thu Chairman, the 1lo1,. William
Muck, nnl sP,ku thrtc-t,isnrtcra Of mn hour.
\ll lllc graves wcro coyered with beautiful t1iO-
| utcs.