The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-14
FERMENTATION
To the Republican Cavalry Company al
Mozart Hall Last Might


To the Republican Cavalry Company AZ
Mozart Hall Last Might
There was large and happy crowd at
Mozart Hall night, the occasion being the
presentation Of beautiful guidon to the
cavalry company, Cap. Otto jaeger. The
speech Of presentation was made by Capt.
B. B. Doyener, who said:
LADIES AND GESrLENES oY THEGARTIELD
AND AKTHuR CAVALRY CoNPASY:-An
army with banners would be body OF
men Organized for victory without the
symbols Of victory. The patriotic ladies
Of the Garfield aud Arthur Club, OF this
city, recognizing that by the patriotic Ell.
forts OF your club and your political COM
rsdes in this land, victory shGll crown
your efforts in November next,
have delegated me to present TO
you this elegant guidou as an evidence Of
their appreciation Of the cause in which
you are directed to carry to certain TN.
umph in the grand contest for National
supremacy in November. Already the
con tlict has begun, and in Ohio and Indi-
ana we have captured two grand divisions
oi the enemy horse, foot and dragon.
Large gains have been madein this State,
the stronghold OF the enemy, which they
thought 10 he impEegnable, and another
conflict waged with such persistent deter
mination shall enable US TO sing the song
OF the redeemed and rejoice in Republic
can victory in our State. Take this banner.
gentlemen Of the Garfield and Arthur
Cavalry Club, ding it to the breeze,
and never furl it until victory perehes
upon our banners 0uthe second day Of
next month We shall be victorious, the
air vocal with the shouts Of our tTium.
phsnt brothers in the Buckeye aud
Hoosier State, and the armies OF ancient
Israel did not march TO more certain tn
umph when the living God led them with
pillar OF flame by night and cloud by
day than the patriotic hosts OF the great
Republican party under our gallant leaders,
Garfield and Arthur. On behalf OF these
ladies, l present you with this banner,
aud long may it wave in triumph and
never trail in the dust OF defeat.
The response was made by Mr.. /. O.
Wheat, representing the company, in the
following remarks:
Ma SPEAEEK 4SD LADIES: III is with
the greatest pleasure that ! thank
YOU, in behalf OF the Garfield and Arthur
Cavalry Company, for this beautiful Tag.
The sight OF Il shall call TO mind the fair
donors, and fill the hearts OF this com
pany with the pride OF american citizen
ship. Our hope is that It may Away.
wave DER a land blessed by peace and
prosperity; that as nation We may be
held in the harmony and union Of strength
represented by its shining stripes. When
The news flashed from the Atlantic to the
Pacific, that our flag. floating so proudly
on the ramparts Of Fort Sumpter, had
been iusulted, then WAS the love in
which loyal hearts held this glorious ban.
per proven. From this time until 1t was
planted in union, freedom and peace at APP
pama,t < was their life blood given TO re-
deem, and TO the ladies', who gave
fathers, husbands ard cons loving care
and faithful ministry in those dark days,
are due the thanks Of the Nation. Their
interest is no less in our flag and cause
now than then, and sgsin ] thank you.
Our flag is honored and saluted BY all men
and Nations. We will endeavor to prove
the sincerity Of our thapksand the love In
which we hold this flag by casting our
ballots, lots and lives for the party To
| whom belong It's present elevation.
Fee our banner as blight snd fair
Proudly waving on 0ct0beTs air.
By lis red, Its white ard blue
Stood our Garfield, hold and true.
Whose sweet vOIes b. york 50 beiutlful,
Calls each RSpublIcIu 10 b. dutitul
In the s'rife % near At hand,
Th4ts 10 bless or rurse tbs land.
The IAiie., whs had thought Of them,
We thOUght the battle EAs Of men;
Bot they loved our cause o true,
present. made, \ 3 70 you.
Please accept our hearty thanks,
Give thTse years you men 10 ranks,
And pledge this banner, bright and tslf,
shall wave In victory 90 EoVeubSr's Air
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