, 1880-08-06
WHO Addressed Them ut Some
Lcngtl, In tho Afternoon.
As Also Did His Political Competitor, tho
Hop, Lyman Trunbull.
The Grcat Slim, Battle OF tho Occasion
10 Occur To.Dnys
4 Great Reunion Of Soldiers 10 De Held IN
Columbus, 0.
AT GALEsHUltG, I'LL.

I
roycral thousand. Everybody In, camp was
rstir bright md early, preparing ior the r.
rentlon of Gov. Cnlotl! md tho larnde
through tho. city which WIS 10 follow 1t.
It was llnlf-past 10 before the traii from
Peoria rolled into tho depot, md the Gov
er,lor steppetl' from tho platform and. wns
met by Acknowledgement 1itlarl md Col. II.
II. Evans, .'who escorted Him to Ills
carriage. Lyman Trumbull fad already
arrived, but, after waiting nronn,l the depot
awhile, had driven up town. :flic process
eion wns already lii linz, nll with flyi1g ba1l-
1,ers and tho music of half n dozen bands
was soon making its why through tho nrincl-
nal streets Of tho city, md thence out to tho
camp. Col. Swain and staff rods Mt inc
head. Tho Elinwood Silver Garnet Band,
very credttabie association OF rural horn-
l,to,yers; came next Gen. Sheres and stait
rp,le lust ai!cati OF the First alIh Eleventh |
Cavalry. Gov. Cultonl's carringe, containing
tho {;6yernnr himself md Gen. li'liartl, a'.d |
prccclcd by Col. Eyans and another bafitt,
was 1ext lit ortler. A. carriage containing
bishop Fallows and the three most noted
veterans on tile ground came next Inc
first Of thcsu was Charles Sargent, aged VI,
WHO halls from Harrison County, and has
tho proud l,onor of having foslEht' ~ 'the
War OF 1913 nllti OF having belonged to the
:
in rank, according to years, WIS William
YouuE,-most inappropriate cogno'ncl',--
nrcd ST, and n resident Of Decatur. lIe WINS
n tltummer-boy in tic war OF 1919, private
in the Mexican war, and Chief of Ambulance
In tho latp Rebellion. The thlrtl III tho trlu-
ity Of veterans was S0lor0,i u. Smith, OF
Mendoza, aged II, who belonged to Company
+, Thirty seventh Illinois Volunteer Ill
1antry. The Bishops carriage was followed
by ono containing Mrs. Col. Swain, Mrs.
Col. j. +. Foster, Mrs. Col. II. II:
iys''s MTs Go II: Il j.. i Coiter. riio ,,ext carringe
containc,l Col. Clark L. Carr. utd others, md
tile remainder Of tue procession ,g1ss lnatin up
St ts sfys4ty"t c haS9h inlS1tFy yskGsnt iGHaK os
u.,and Twp or tliree more bands. IN Minf;iltatiiS ;u
lcctivc organization FROM Abingdon.
;: TIT: SHEETS ALONG THE lime
2f luurrli from the depot to. the camp were
:row.ied al,fck viii, tlie cprloMS multitude,
ind tllo GnSernor was kypt inordinatc!y busy
lo.EnK llis int tn the hosts Of people WHO
.rhu Procession arrived at Camp Shields
sssatt ss"5{y rSofs % G, ao'SE et Na
ard Invited to 1sal;e lnSelt ut home tere
Cn1. Clnrk Carr Ind previously secured hun
ASA guest ut Ills residence Wien not "
camp. THO proEraM fnm nooi; % to 9.1 oel9GR !,
ntlnWeh oSeiyooMy y'a ~ ~ 'S. ',rnc... ~ IL,
'1 nf}ss R III Tv o,yn W. fasI,l1n. Th, Governor
cnattea MY WHEY oonnortars M nr nftar.
their suin.uoas !eau9Mnt.ers, ,u.'t d vistaTs ntM
WafHs leeelvt ~ hy y,,ni m" tmtr,st II, IMnmir.
W. Mno ,ttar ,ts uIii. liz nnri lis tuMrnN;orlnl
prospects this fall. IS fur t'a multitude
nnluso itself viii, i'll tho il,liun,ersble 50
called attractions ~ NJ oussk!rts N; !tl! q the
their iyng.hnjrcI C!rcassial, women; their nj
icsed gjni,tS, their tiwarfs and pigialcs, thei,
TeyptIai lMSsteries, and their bloo.l-cnrdlIsf
asdi'3 satnd fnnalcs, ' their a!fiKNtotH, lyu
dead. md sleeping, We'd with tho. bee
shous, tic lelaIiioiiatio stands, alld tn
indigestion counters. and tho rit!
RINGERS !n uIawllg te wema, I'll,
WIS apparently prouMclhG spontaneous co'''
oustloh III tlselr PookcE.
THE ATTENDANCE WAS CONSIDERABLY
.,...,.,, ~ .H',as. ,',,,,;,4, =, ,,on,. on >,
grounds tr9l hsn 1rnllnE W.! x' n s f1n
o6@ to !. It'd wors soldiers. Tho. Aursr
nSn @f9w air h3Fg s ps o Ts liz yuer
ansi military iore.. from tiio iftcrior, togotllc
Th the tsrs 1 a ;s sonn,,y nH"pc ksc
n!ly tlnm h!io1 n0 sno n c.inna
varIops "a S' forms n % Tic ailair Ias esrtsialy IL,
Qulto sll,nck Ut SUCCESS, ~ WIS It's ineiaort
,yhIch In 10 Ea tie gront tlny OF tic olicall,1
lncnt, wiIl'see hNrllly less tl,an 50, ,ooo l,eop
tao ~. TsStI19i aI, W. s},on1 ~ h.tfIe -
1noeA ui''' ~" o'1"'' s1ss'
THE AFTERNOONS PROGRAM
was nut iii execution Mt O'Clock, w1lt
clark rnrr. tIiu lnfYtur pf cUrUnnvllg
s.scnrtni CIV. f;ultnui md Lyullt TFul
Ell - ~" iMtr"v,snI TninIm,. m
uuah ~ ~ ~ ,.onT W. np,i smi'stanfi
bttnctco NV ~ Hvou .hn 4'u ,-onM san,,
wagon Ill ltnAt 0i .lle RtH'lu hIati W
OW the raEo truck. Ille Kraild SEallt! "
entirely ilted Wit, exstait . thar %d1s ~
fhenst,lvcs iNto tbe vpace yllrrnll,Nlil
tGa wagon. C0l. Carr introduced tlov. q,
to ~ 1tooa1ali ..1o ~ inliyer ""s ''o Wv
ethoF ptocee4en :" uoso'
THE FOLLOWING ADnnfaS.
In tho cour.,, of which he WAS frequent
s..n-.,~1.i ss.s4s"~ ~ IL, I,uartv nnniu,,sn.
Interrupted W hentls "pp,""no.
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NQlf AMI THN NsntIWtats ~ nea,1 ~ s..So tst y
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