New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-25
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Sc. III creat Sn,rit rules in the heavens and the
Garth He knows that we have come here with
hearty desire TO live with you IN pSMce' enemies so
Good faith and good will toward men are our
defences We believe You vii, deal kindly ana
sell Inv MS as wo will deal kindly and
'nstly by You. We will not be to You as brothers.
for brothers sometimes contend with brothers. Nor
shall our friendship be as the chain that rust may
weaken that the tree may fall upon and sunder.
we will be as one heart one head one body; that IL
one suffers the other suffers; that II anything
changes the one II changes the other we VIII go
S SiSeE 'n0 O'0'" pathway u SOOO' WIN
The chief of tho Delawares replied: Il pledge
you kindness and goodwill. 1t Is the kings nina
That your words shall be accepted and kept by him
forever that the Indian and the Christian ssn9l.
live and love together as long as the sn gyeS and
In the heavens We must be one-half lhuidn anu
the other half English, being as one nesh anu ''O'H
under one head" ., . ,,lor a,,d
Penn pnt his hand upon the CHIEFS shoulder r S,
said: "Whcn one fOrgets, the DINER mus1 T'l ,d
him So" He then turned to the children ana suu
=" And now my dear children, hear my eou,.Scl,
STAY II IN your hearts. Remember your CIcatoi Al
the DAYS If vour youth. You are now neghnLIR 10
live / charge YOU before the Lord, honor ana ouey'
love and cherish your dear mothers Detako your
selves 20 some honest, industrious course III nc.
Let your industry and paIsllnony go no iurIner
than for q sufiiciency i'll life charge Won hep the
poor and needy. Love not money h0r tno "oiiu.
Use them only anu they Will serve YOU Pity inc
distressed. BE gentle IN your CONVERSATIONS
Watch against anger. Avoid hatteres S. be temper.
ale in all things. Speak no evil OF any one, no hot
of the meanest. Aud thou, Philadelphia the virgin
settlement named before thou vert corn, what iove,
what care, what service and what travail nave
there been to bIlng thee forth and preserve thee
from such would dehe thee.
A civ parade succeeded be oeTcmony|one
those endless mOnOtOnOus exhibitions winch, ue-
spite all absence of interesting features hsVertno,
less give such pleasure TO the multitude FOR iouf
and half mortal hours hundreds or thouSahos oi
people endured tOrments OF disCoinloTt an"
watched men in high hats aad low hats,
red shirts and white. ciyaTs rt dress '1. anu hHi
he
persons were probably in the line. mere We're
several Thousand members OF the CathoIc Aoedl
Abstinence Benevolent Union, as many more ieu-
shrted tremen and nearly 600 butchers III Ahe'
There few striking tablean ears; , q
The procession formed IN Broad ST., south vi
Chestnut, and shortly before moved IN the fol
lowing order:
Platoon OF Police.
Chief Marshal Chel oi stan.
UNITED STATES DIVISION.
United States Marshal James y Korns
Arbucke's 9th Regiment Bana OF NeT,1oIr S. oor,
United States troops from Governors Island unuc' o"
mand OF MajorGeneral W. ) Hancock
United States Marshal's Department
Standard of the United States Flags aAd 6udohs'
United States Navy,
ESaF Aan5o SsSdd mor special
United states Sa lors and Marines
Officers Of the North Atlantic Squadron
Odlcers OF the United States Army.
Military Band.
United States Arsenal Department.
Tahleans repr, sentins Military Eqmpese,o,
ouarterma-ter's wagon, used during which has
travelled 1906, miles int III the service OF
Escort OF military wagon with military guard.
pornsv,v..ia s saIGiers. orphans
Norhern Home cadets acting "A eseyrt 10 Indian chill
an from the limited states Trainiu g-schoOl.
Indian Rand
General John r Hartranft, Marshal.
United States Custom Department
WtlI,an polIost Msrshal
Internal Revenue Department.
A. London sDowdop. Marshal
United states Mint Department
RaDrp an at Onn AZ a. ina d &
Tho Hand Screw Press
a Steam Ccipinr press in fun oueration striking BIZ
A"''''' ,'o1ta,11ial Medals FOR Disi rilntion
'eH'el'n'a' -HeI Pn1d tO' Di''''0'"
General II : TIDidcEoper Marshal.
1Er,nd states post Oficr DeparIucnt
NH'0N ''' Postsi T.i,ie9n
United states Mail Service Wagons.
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SECOND bI'ioION'
v,,,o,, p s,t b"l farsbal and Aids
The Governor and Members OF the Legislature,
The MAYOR and the Councils OF Philadelphia,
Fire Department, Police Department.
Park Guard and other City Departments,
TuIpD DIVISION
" 1orrov PAU nn"abo, and Aida
The Executive Finance and Day Committees OF the BIZ
Centennial Association. the Landing Party, Car
penterl Company OF Philadelphia, and
University OF pennsylvania
FOURTH DIVISION
Improved Order OF Red Men.
Band
john Haverstick, Great Mishinewa,
The first division composed Of Tribes NOS 2l4 10 100
The second r dyo cC CnPosd OF OF b Nos ~
The fifth division cOmpOsed Of Tribes NOs. II 10 l,
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fF III Di'i9lON'
German Assoclations
sand.
MAJOR LEWIS D laGn'Fk nv ~ Atu,,