, 1881-04-08

fnrt,:sl, it vrry satisfactory at,-wrr., 1',stc''
y Tic s"tt, lrat. 1t tho I,t!si.l: @ a1,GricT,, .
lsSi brt4''n" fl t''l,lirr. wh.n the NMr WA over
L'ta,n, aRatn .c!tlxen. finvi',v fn,tshi inr II.
ticcrii11ly 70 wurk n y ettz:u . Promote t,s
wcifnrt: nnt' tn rr'ttrse a ,rr'ail MI! IS hnnr.
in Il 'S tas %ar ri ;as III IL y s"ipp: e 'as " s
cslkens M increased scn." ii responsibility
far TUG eo'Mct ard e!Eas's7 e.; r. 'hc Sa,!",
innrktA ahtMncc N tho Disposition N 'ts.ll
co'sceiiIhJsy mud tltltnAm:ty with nti tho wnk-
or rhors IN O,1r tntlst. 1hEnE VT. cnn HUI nts0
TIN: GROWTH or 4 1lE1-Ti:N sESTlMESr
With rcsptGt to our treattnrns Of wGnkrr na-
!fnns. j. there mt H|tnn's s Htfrc 'liAirprnr.
] 2; t1 III , a 1xis,s ar Enrt
oi,r weakcr ntishinr*Y Sn,y II snei,
purpose rras ' M "nywsrs rt.,' h"w r. pr"'pt
i"iinyc .hat tho Gnt" i siats !. MT "niy n,"re
:tr e @ bts"s Il I'll, ths W%rs Tiss sev
tiiat at nf ttr tonn,rynlcn, md ~ the wntl
h,a,i"* ~, nya '.'y ,.i rs,s u to results
'Tpo al1rcsa u Den. Hayes was frequently
that "uAr pa1n hy tho was Il th, En'te! Atatcs."
oTnEn rpAsrJ AyD Itf:a1uSHEs
s'ris citize,i sohler, ten. wl!!ur. Warner;
Dawes: '.rhe iiuM!nis!ts ns THO Wnr.' t'o..
}%:! e9 u Hns ms nfy Z! in' *t4snsc
every gun fired Mt It Ii among lis trnhry ovtsy
f''rtu arrayel nyainzt It WINS chnuretl nr
Nra:, ". II. Gresham: !. Tic la,y"l r",pit as
thu Wnr fur tho Entt,ll," Csmplnil :nnl,ici Fnl-
inws; "Ille Army Ut tho cumber'l1a," Gc''. ".
IIIc members Of the St,ctnty nrn pfhnonnccd
IN .hc1r piIlsn IT ntl tho arrhHencilts naau for
thoIr citersalnnieut. ind rnf' tl,Is reunion as
nnIDnK tie tnst ''leAsa'lt tt'ey hMvo aHjayet].
| cut" ArHGsTts Jacobson.
Tho public bus cutns tn jooI1 UPON tho nununi
| meeting If tho soc1ety Ut tl!e Army Of tho
TeHncs$ec l,s un Dccnslon for cloqucnt words by
| n1cu Of brnve tfgctis. The tnectlng IF thu 80.
cIcty III this city In November. 1871, hn tho
pccllso Ut tho return hf f;c.1. Grant, was matie
especially memorable by tho clouucnce Of In.
gcrsoli. Erestlnm, Villas. WDElforh. aini 0tnGrs.
Inc Ineutiny now being hull Mt Cincinnati Is
fnlly cllni fu Its predecessors IN this respect,
nsll, whit IL n,ort. the Suruty Bcarriy brEHs tn
'iraw uunn tho supply of hin! thought wit hin
I itH nwn ranEs. Tho fnlt0wny resl'uttse IL
II tonst prepared hy CUt. Augustus
.lueasotl+ OF this city. bur not s1nliver., Is ell
tlt0ly ctIualito whit VIZ arc accustomed 10 TX
poet trout tho Speletr Df tho Army vi the Ten
| uessrc. It II tue Euttt to be consigned tn tho
| abyss Ut tic reinnrselcss wustr.Imskee lH'Ic1l,
II IL II delicAta norceitn Ut philosophy. pactry,
and sentiment worthy Ut preservation auI WI
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print It thAt 1ts s~ect1lcss a1lay nor bc lost Oh
| dc*ers mir:
When Ercnci, soi.llers meet ns VIC meet here
m, ,nf,,ht n i. win lin k,mwlc,,vo ,I,of nrtar
to.n!Rht' ~ - "'tu tao ni'o".euHo ttu'' "i4er
Hkht!n3 Thousand Mtttles' shelr aat1oh nus
| still otltcr thousands of battles tn fight.
When ttcrunn sult]Iprs meet, II n with TIM
,o,:,,u a,,.ss tl,,t what it,o,r swur4 nnv. ,ro,,
eu'Sc""4s''ess 1.'te Will 'uo'' e'''"' Ha'e "on
tEolr SWORDS must 'hashtH1tt.
We Au,crlcun soldiers alonr meet with
thoughts IF tnhcc. When We reJocr. ,s't tho
worhl hMy reto!cn with tla. NhoH We Rnry III
ur strength. I'LL tlto wurtd 'nn, xlnry with tas.
for nus pr."st'ss thfeNsei'a ~, ttse. II n na
Anercan Sntlunhl st'!ttttlu4t th!t Il y gIorit'..S
| II have tho strength Ut tht, tloI. hut stt hpro
gIurlnus nnt to Nl.lsu It. 1ly OIr t''GutiHHs. WI
Of tho Army of tl1e Teunesseo ''lcan forever
nose.
IN EAltrlt PEACE, rom WILL, TOWt,,1,s
wy ut.S
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u my aostre i.n~Ss snahtu eseF EsesMtae w
lAr t,p,n "'r !'eaec1ni te!1,per' thu sessxr,sp!l
'sn1hl A,'y mlhtsl'g ha*n lHto HIN na'ts!nH @
hhlrfscaH en!lltrs' w !n'Rnt nAHc nur E'!il
nun lEli, nlit W sans. t hssnf ia'1 III 41st 10
o' NJ npnn1aoS ,t, s ira ti'., ,a, ,,.,zu os
w. ing % Mor w. % iMit , H. "aauos , ~, Wy ~