Omaha daily bee., 1883-05-29
LORDS DAY LESSONS.
Gen. 0. 0. Howard Delivers a
Memorial Day Address.
The Golden Rule" Discussed
at the Southwest Presby.
terian Church.

day evening, Gen. o. o. Howard, com
mander of thu depsrtment of the Platte,
delivered an appropriate address,
ia visw OF the approach of Memorial
Day, on the subject, OBJECTIONS TO
War Answered AID Memorials COM
merded
Gen Howard i, his introduction
maintained that the proper records of
the war Of the rebellion should be
preserved. Neither aide was willing
TO forget It's part In the ~oveutful his
tory. o. the contrary there were to
both 4 memory, sacrifices, yslor and
~lessons to be trantmitted.
CnARLES SUMNER.
The action Of the Massachusetts
legislature in %censuEing their favorite
senator for his resolutions in the SEN
ate to abolish memorials and Insignia
of the way, showed that the loyal
people Of the land wero not willing to
mar our inhoritsrce by 'gaoring or
forgetting the brilliant record of her
sona,
Geo. Howard then ats ted the oh
iec,i ms II many conscientious people
10 war itself, qunting from Jonethsn
Dymoad, J3hu Knox ard Chss Sam
ner. The latter asks, "Csu there b.
Ia u Ego sny peaSe which ie not
honorable, any way chat Is rot dis
honortb' p Slmuer's srgumsnt
. .t.4 4lrt IS - g.,
wrong to; individuals TO eettls their
disputes bq combat, IL mugt bs wrong
for nations 10 d. 10.
GEN, H8wARD ANSWERS,
thGt the soicier msy not blush to
wSsr Ills uuiturI, Eot aide his battle.
h,g, uor forsst the Garlas IF his en-.
gagsMents-,har Ills noy neceasary TO
mlil,sia sb.trac'iy this WAR Ia r'ght.
]. is 5oms;imss ii a.. si.d somoiimes
not partly r'gaS Gni partly wrong
oue clda r4ghE sud the other Hrong,
c,l, Tho great lerg'ver, who son.
donus nurtor and yn4'o.,ee the muir
dorar, yat orders tho taking OF life,
= y paa ep;toms IF law Il, love
CD g d love m,n. Tae taking OF
he Is not uecolss!i'y opposed to The
Law Ntaoy Instances we're givan TO
pupporg thts statemen S3if dsf ,rHe,
ceit p~r,s.rTatiou, aoClaI ind u-tiopai
exls.ency aaoln.d opon this right.
Sumner, on the foor cf the sonate,
rgveEsld his wleels aud argued
s..olslg for the principle aad the OK
eSctse " force,
Ns1s came & confederation o. tht
past wltcA C~Acletiea,Sg in its purity
aad o~sneyoleuoe Low plays ia e war
L. copJiuues to investigate and i'Ul't
ie rights. Ii ~preyaass wa by ~
acaivo spisit l. uses i5s Ch'iatsat
o5Mmisalols. IL cEusgs na.ious q
paule ana consider I'D then fOcostalls
GEN GRANTS ACTION
ia Bringing psaco by the high join
commission vas mentioned 'G1an
put peace higher than wa.,"
Sh.rmlN to the citiz sns OF Atiant,
desi2rss: ''Olce admit the Union
= x 4 ana this army become you
protectors" He EARNESTLY pr4fs:re'
paAGe e. WAY,
Gsn. ii ward paints tho true col
der, a very very different sort Of PSF
con from the ~Gxeu1oles cited from
other aGuoas by the extrans pesc
Ia9o.
Ee COVE for Illustrations Paul Re
were aud Captain Davis Of rs, hi
c!AsamaJa 9 / Gs1bie, taa fl css ragu
Isc eli ler ~tiieH, lieu ensnt camp ad
jursnS Josh CJHueoticlt, bsautifG
examples Of the regular and the vol
uatccr.
Soldiers are liable TO demoral'zs
ttuu, but not more 60 than Lumber
man, mluers, etc. men tcgotAor ava
ir3m .!le intl Ionoo If good womGa.
Maag msn b'c&na better for III
war. NJ D,n4'i, Of the 4.h r. l
Was rough. h0 b6came q gontl
Clcistisn mau, His death was heroic
Sevefai other oaasg allowed the Ten
daavits 10 reformation in many par
Of our ianSn59 arpy
THE FAMlUs SERGEANT
at Missionary RldCs, who died cry
icg "aluost np," wRs given % a tgp
Of patriotic devotion.
The general concluded by o gun
mary claiming religion and mors'i'
In cur army. Ceiueg existed but "
army was not conspicuous for thes
Tha land has been redeemed fro
thraldom by the shedding Of precio,
blood ana Tue people, Trusting IN Go
have accepted tSr sacrifice.
The home, the school and Il
church mus. ecu TO us as q matte
wha5 we have gained adding into!l
gence and virtue to freedom gain
and = grsod goVernnnn6 preserved.
Sousnws sG Presbyterian Church.
Tho s.ryicss 81 ;hn Sor;hws
Presbyterian chu,oh Sunday NOR
Ing views c,ndoGyed by the pasto
Rov, F5sak Ho2,s, assisted by Re
Nm McCluutish. The singing "
conducted by Nj. Chss. Todd.
The sermon was one which any pr
aoo Of any religion, bslief cou
p~.ftAblY put into prect!cs; and
might very pr ftab'y he usad by pt
eUas Of 20 Religions belief. "Tnel
fcro III tnlags Ehataoeyer 80 go:
that men should toto you, do ye ey
90 ID rAem "-Mrts. 7;I2 Thia We
can brprope-ly compared 70 8 beau
ful stone IN p g,'I setting. t
beautiful store and the gold
tarlsu from tho 3"p'h1 of the m
t~ysc'iyo earth, and man 10 IN eal
formation aud made attractive By
ligh payer Utaers 10 aoythic g 4
e,red for tho ro7'uai benefit OF man,
- 70 10 am ru'o wn'rh any one mii
dos'r,, ths5 W nd affect the 500
re',' ore Of m2ak'nl, and still
cs'' tho duty into qna7t'oa, this Il
v.ro, # tha hi5le fh,t ohould stsr
.4.avN,, And ubila a. i, cal