The National tribune., 1880-06-01

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LADIES AND cESrLSMEN
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owed him the one hnndrett part o. your city Gettysburg
peacers He aoing family That hey
i duty owe to yourselves and children
point how the brave man for whom
Getty sbng Idreat applause
aao BALTIMORE sao.
Decoration Day in this city was celebrated on the 9t
At hgn the drum and fife the louder and more So
strains of brass bands and the steady tramp of VET
heard in the center of the city and attracted
vast throngs of peope-animated, some by patriotism
some by curiosity The streets along the route of intend
ed march lined with citizens and every available
window and cogne of vantagc avaed OF by women
and young girls to the comrades OF the Grand
Array of the Republic to the sacred duty garanding the
graves of their dead comrades with mmorteles and as
the procession passed along silent of hands and
handkerchefs attested the sympathy of the spectators
Each soldier in the line bore his hand bouquet Of hea
tful flowers arranged in the shape of cross 9th
with every variety of design of and taste all beau
tiful and appropriate to the occasion. m saF aft Isl
The procession TO Loudon Park of visitors and citizens
lengthy and imposing. An ode was sung by the
Union Harmonists q and an Grafton delivered by the
Hon, Nj, Blasers of Lancaster, Pa, as follows b
Gathersd this perfect DAY il this loysiisst
accord hour Whatever we might saw
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beautiful country bids assemble once
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nonee y people Of THIS county,
pet Ike S G hose @ o
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lad a. s Been s an e nd the he =
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the fathers the wives And sisters Who years ago
Nnstesh ago ] nations heart
the Land the nswS & Of our S peril
naton hands bearing TIC tributes Of
Their @ e@o ihe e epsa e Of hGse
breasts The ans ans
eent Romans ensG as the Sc e nohres @ their dead os
nit dead @ the care o their Comrades country
to-day the memories af
the old
WITH carnage That shadow by wheh tie
upon dalplate Eye
birth Of liberty and truth must have its
pain. Unuerneath scafolding
temple 10 human peace YOU who today
when think of
was Immortal q your loved ones has been saved
country Never before did soldiers die cause Not
q eor r 50 any m % the the
ons OF freedoms empire the fields of Yicksburg Appoat
hundred virtues the ear h and b;es
purified is speaking I'd ms foisv
the inspiration hour telling us that ~ 2
paid dearly the equality races and ma
should be newly imbued with the purpose Of s
tanning this equality. '~0
easH as5a BOSTON.
The most conspicuous of the formal obseryaueas in
Boston on Memorial Day the soldiers lnf,nenr
on the Commons where services held under the ar,
spices of Edward w. Kinsley post No 49, The Boston
Light Infantry did escort duty and the governor and staff
and the mayor and many members of the city government
joined in the observance The floral offerings were
placed by the comrades inside the railing surrounding the
monument. male quartette sang and the Medford
band furnished beautiful and annronriate