, 1880-05-06
,., r,,,,otth to Th4 cAseoeo tribune.

Aa!e'u.. e n,.,,,, and The atnfe nf TIM Fifth
1sehsonyj,,c, and six companies Of tho regiment,
tsn insladns Two from Decatur and one each from
jacksonville, virden. PctersbliFg' anu spetne-
sd Then cao cartinses c9nta'n,ng NJ pro'm'-
ntnt peoagss nrge Ama hosN =, setGs1s tn ts
s.riases an wore Con. Grant, Gov; culom' Coy;
oslssey, cen 1,;es"ra pS.ta11 Ro~s,t Con lam A. No.
sua stato n1e,@ls' e,n Tha mo"neps r
s eessoss ss ~ero eraesd With tho Of Two
s..,e ,sni.aut for the Presidency, and four Re-
publican candidates for dovenor,-cnilom,
sis, .anS poops participated in tue proceedings ut
tse he STATE. House, which began with the address
Of fweicomo by ...
GEN. John n. PALMER, As TolLo"ss
,og.sii'xons of Snr[ug6eid to wolcomo you to tho
Sity, They do not suppose TINT you require this
svIdeuce of their respect or Affection for you.
ar haro tflpy charged inc with the whole duty
;WmMEne ~ y YOU Welcome. In directing mo to ad-
iress Vol IN this fortnal manner on their hehRlf
they propose no more than TO conform 70 q 20.
eal custom, Wn'o t1oy mIe ease sss ~ VIZ ssssys sJn
y ~ tas they fcc II meeting YOU
Gsnera tho m2et o. taoso pfesenE; ;ta .aay dayy oay
know you hs inc susSess,t. LII. I'nfy ,,, !sius s,,
Whose nnng y 'nhtei H. iis,inunshe1 nnd
naone sstVaSvs. mau & ~ ,uG tb ~
;he hepano enasgsG gnc NILE tne ~ ~ naIv a,rimy
a"s nr,on ano n9 gna ntescstna nr;od 81 Tho
nat1oaa n'stnty' ,. ~, nvM"1 ,n,a sn,ht1 h,t
curing INC I var ;1n KY a,rn nSsu nn% fI,s
enluraneo aaI ane of tho D' American peopio
would ntescrvn ane unam ttG,ato,, Gnn ia re
ash o Ut q nc 3hCr an n
sus!!y, III si1ee sd econdy N sys vou pSbo
esen. a9@ tcstJre ~ v, u 6ppcIt
pe tag y9ur ,n,,y .,;,lo ill., ifo
yh M ts two maxIns gaIk ss ss smpio aJ profouad: "i
Iaese maas arc to1 slSTa nau e'plo g nMo
s I'll sssenoS!sss. Sut tho prcaoas staation q tno
COUNTRY proves that tncy omothiY tan % vaeal wv '+
mems men, o. military ana , nnanp kn,v sn
" yoa as tholr eon,rado and leader during
@ @iho Weary ycals p, inc WIZ wnen & .ne SSes VI
vn v ~ shcn mpl III tx epS ~ M ' Rcnio mi
he sr!s'snce of eonsittional governmcnt and a.,
nnpiar noesly On tniS Gonllnant sooIneu ,Saa W ~
nSs @ XIII IA an y xnr
natcs-fallcrins tirmness.
IN THE DARKEST HOUR OF TIE STRUGGLE.
General, your officers and soldiers never mis-,
out on that line, and on Mi tho lines until tho
arms ot the Republic were triumphant, and its
VI agaia lespeetea M aha nohorea oveIyWaeIe;,
usn ~, o. Wao s H. uneu nistu.y 10 1apu ano , ~
msnS nrS to1se Wo W ser'ed InaeF yHus cn nt
y"n yl HIe ior yonf mtat{ successes 20
sp ,ennor g ta S o, S s1,a ,sm
auder Yar rt,cr NJ y yo,,r arcs to
W,b .uH Svnnatnce t witm wncn ypn lnsp!Fea y9nr
voi"n t @ N Soar senso OF 'nstSe, Sons tb IT,
elsarnces with which you foTGs4w tho cnl frou!
JAZZ ~ 0ss.nmtuE, a1lu tne inVlnctoc phrsstenGe VI
pSn tat xn,r nnn YOU aro s'hgnary, i3f NJ
envy and YOU bavn wriitca 1ne NJ hSo bof 70 i,rovo
T,sea Thsea 70 % % .no nero o. your 0wn c4mpagns IS
dohf vo ase IN, T519fs nSfS s toay wao nave n
sss;ass f They VIZ sts shs @ sansSv"rs nS q hose xso
H. s9 Ssi u tho ssfly months q me momof.
n u ~, Tnen you Game fFoM your nome
1sVSsnfaaGn to the pHtrloto freemen who were
s,astneFtns ,sta "a bprlnghel1 Hnd elsewhere ~ tho
aEaIust msnsoea a' .sn.som e1ehsg "a p1 se,,ninn H.
1ee treeuen Of the country, long accustomed
hucsl contrnSss. n ~ M W. y, stu!GnGci ~ ~
WINGED That tho inovemants IN tho South wero
Il rno "
Hras 6at an e1trsme threat, Intended III to ovorawe
sa H. sns aIeann sS tho'e In tue North
rnr MEN win nrcr,rrn vou
= - sssse'sa YOU. yelasbls xe.o
fnxnopeiul OF credulous. They believed With
shs Is ra nai ne oouhtfx an aad reached ros
ne,1 1Iene!a md thcy believed then, what all know
viii uoyer nj aSog Ise9 tp pe9n!e Of the gntea sates
suSm n tbs ot to
liean pHvsf permit tho suhveEfon Of their sepub
eS1msn s.nna4.otlons, and that tho strongest gov.
port non on . eheh that which reats for is sup
,sasseeillsens, patriot!c people, md TINT thofi