, 1880-08-05

hnys nlwnys 'hcen faithttii 70 iho principles for
wf W z & M ar .ss Mh'1 yos yS S',aas m as
AM, to the cause. and tho principles yoii 10 hon.
ornhty vindlcated. an'mates ua tt-tlny. Our
No lanx,iapo ean e11ross % do s'nceritys is ma nd
t,,.l 1arnest.4Gsa - With whicn wo wecome you. Our
u s }9 9nr 10 x Of yoSs Gr
Tered II words. Keal!zins tho inadequasy or
~ ithhagua9G, TO convey to you any proper idea Of
sso Gt @ es ws sayy. Sny se
1ondofs and eaviora Of our eountry.
THE AppnEs&
met will, q peculiarly fatttngurcspouse from
Blsh0p FAllows, Of Chicago. Amy ASSURANCES
oi welcome from the, citizens Of Gulesburg,
Ieeessary.. Tha - soldiers @ 's were en- not only
taken down, but that not oven TIC vcstige OF
barrier stood IN the way OF their entering
9 y o 4owns sss 9 aes5a n fsqs s2n aa and
tho flame OF assurance burn only the bright
or. r. hc mornings battle Ind not been tho
ss.angginnsy q. conflict Of .former, years, though
IT. III naI suggested the nctnal horrors of the
and not reidelcd sky, ,rie boys
n Gray would bo taken care of
k11iafay II foy,,na aand Then Captured woMld
allegiance. Hc wished this :Was tho case
with all the men III buttcrnut ,Yho took part
said q despotism always falis BY the meas
nfeS taken for Its prGservnti0N."
THE PEOPLE OF AMERICA
could say IN Government 0f'the people, by
the people, and for the people" sl,all forever
be secured BY the efforts made for its perpet-
uatlon. As Webster had well said ln hts
euloEy q Washington, :" WIZ tint Govern;
nothing 70 hope" It was the citlzen-soldicry
who lad challenged to mortal co1llbat any
despa!ring fafth in thu Nations honor,
bravery. and existence. They ieaped TO the
aT9nt an an a yc9!9 rynn ~ ar@y and wit eaot nd
of liberty to earth's ren,ot4se bounds. II
their suprelnest hours ot trlfifnph they never
forgot tho knigllt!y henlgnity Of tic Ameri.
GU cnt soldlcrnt their purpose Tas to says
TO- ssSe osf5 T5s IDEAS Ss 70 tr assifskk %ssk hey fny
tutl0ns. "Peace hath her Fictorics no less
than war" and they who liM won tho blood;
iest Of ,i Victories were bearing away tho laos
9f strife that puzifics and makes unitcd
FA1D 4 spLENDID Tribute
70 the memory Of tho dead heroes Of tho Inn
War, whose deeds, he said, the world wou1l
never BroW weary ot recou1tlng. Eloguentr
llad Ha Coy; O. i AibbaTd. Of Connectoat, sa!d, "rlo
who staked his lIfc IN her cause., To tlls
dobt horo Is no statute Of limitation. II
remembrance" II closing, Bishop Fallwa
The burning strife which led to unparalleled
feats Of arms on alien fields must give ,lnco
to the glad endeavor " outvip each ither
IN deeds of deathless devotion; We must
successfully study" said he, how to nearo @
out cowardice, eoncession without com:
promisei we must have . harmony 90 grnud
discortl swell its full diapnson. We need
e. s99mSs1 an " d ays vs. @ as
stable Government In Europe Is In pfnce.
In our plurality and unity lies our salnty,
The unity TINT DOCS not spring from plural,
lty Is despotism., The plurality that does NOT
country cannot s DO likened i ( to busd1 Of dry
and separate sticks, bound together by out
ward clamps, but stately treo rising md
~ Rspreadlng by an Inner urgent and immortal
life. like the trey Of God which Ii tul! OF sop.
tfunal unity; flowing un1nipeded from deepest
root to topniost tWig. Round 1t shall gather
the chllaren's children OF tho fathers
WHO fought unfler, the bars md the chill
% dren,s Ghildfer a OF tlle fathers WIG ionght
tluLiclaiMI 70 Gvory Inter fof liGurty altu,su
they shall say, IN q yoIco Of mingled love and
warming which shall force tho destroyer
n"fk: 5ot s,nes M9GS%aSn So"sS spare TINT tFe' touch
rho speaker was rewarded with frequent
expressions OF favor, which eliminated Ill
tho applause bestowed upon his brilliant
peroration. The speeches wound UP tho pro-
gram for tho day, and everybody put In tho
remaining hours very much as they liked.
T1fE rttnHHAM pnR To.MnRRnw
will begin with a reception to Gov. ,Oullom
by all the forces on tho ground. They will
assanble at Q o'clock In the morning and pro-
ceed to the depot, wherp they viii receive
him In duo form, and The procession will par
nde through tho city. Tho Hon.
Lyman Trumbull Is also expected dur
Ing tho day, and tho present Governor and
his w0llld-ba succesH0t arc rolled upon to do
tho talking after dinner. Tho remainder of
tho day will be dc(otcd to competitive
Frfany will be tho list and greatest day OF
tho reunion, nltti will witness tlio slam battle
and the rctaking Of Fort Lee.
TIL: WOUNDED MAN, DIES.
The fear that Clcm would not live through
the night was realized even earlier than OK
pcctcd, for ho died ain quarter to II, having
remained unconscious from the TINT ho Waa
struck. Tho friends Of Hoy, the gunner, say
TINT Glenn sponged out The pioco imperfectly,'
and that 1t was thls which resulted In tho
premature explosion that ultimately led to
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