Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-07-14

MA hfhhd Army oil the Republci stating
that the department will go into camp
under canvass, upon tho battlefield Of
Gettysburg, for one week, from Saturday,
July 23d, TO Saturday, July Both A. in
previous years, the camp will be on the
edge Of town, opposite the entrance 10 the
beautiful national cemetery, upon East
Cemetery Hill, overlooking the battlefield
and the surrounding country. The Wee.
cacoe band Of Philadelphia will be in At
tendance during the whole week, and Cob
Bachelder, the historian of and the best
authority upon the battle, will daily ex-
plain different portions Of the field and
tho movement Of troops during the en-
gagement Tents will be provided and in
readiness for comrades upon their arrival.
Posts coming in body should bring their
small flags or guidons to mark their loca-
provide himself with blankets, towels, etc
Subsistence without lodging at private
houses, will be 20 cents per day, and
should be engaged through Comrade y. G..
Wilson, of Gettysburg. Accommodations
in the town can al-o be secured for ladies.
Tho following extremely low rates Of
transportation have been secured, but to
obtain them, orders must be had from
headquarters not later than July 10Th,
and the tickets must be bought in packages
| of twenty-five, or more, at one time. Or
dcrs must be had FOR all reduced rates, and
If less than twenty-five are bought at one
| time the rate will be just double that given
here. When there are less than twenty
five going from any post, they should ar
range with ncighboring posts TO make up
the number and designate some one 70
purchase the tickets. Tho rates to Gcitys-
burg and return will be a. follows From
Tyrone, 81. Sc Altoona, $Ilj Hollidays-
burg, $3.50; Bellcfonte, SiGi; Johns
town, SiG2. Comrades are requested 20
arrange 80 as TO arrive in Gettysburg in
tho afternoon Of the 23l, 10 as TO partici-
pate In the reception and parade Com
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their commander 70 head4uaricrs, 30 that
provision may be made for them in camp.
The following beautiful letter. aG-
dressed hv B.hop ~hsushau. oC Harris.
burg. 10 the different Catholic churchc. in
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/ before his congregation IN tho Catholic
church Of Bcllcfautc. on has, Spn3ey
/ Certainly Do One can br'icyc ,Ls, tho
/ large portion Of our coun.rymcn who be-
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vi" nave ca" nov l' la1.' ana inquire,
whether or not they have been dealing IN
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any church, does not naturally diFqghliiy
him for tho duties and re.nensibili,ies of
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de'outy WoT'hIp at the altar OF ih" church
of Rome In America, are as much inter-
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'N''"s 'V'''' ~ ''' '''"''''' ~ any
other church IN the land. Let the clang-
inc Of faction. and the intolerance of the
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pHoIic passes judgment on the sentiments
of the subioincd letter from one Of the
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abused IA'hoHc chnrch
RercrcHd Nir No word Of mine can be
needed 20 intensity the horror that you
and your people must have felt at the late
murdcrous attempt on the life Of our Chief
Magistrate. In common with right-ihink-
ing persons all over tho world, / know
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