, 1884-07-06

the firemen deployed in line to the east
ward Of the stand and as the Grand Army
marched past thcsn theirihat were raised,
which compliment was of course respond
ed to by the latter, who caused
their colors to be dipped, AS
the large vehicle containing the
forty-eighti little children approached
they united in singing ~ 1','"s v
John Browns body lies Numbering In the
f;ii grave" $50 rHH-.3,a. nft - l"t g
After passing the long line Of firemoh the
Grand Army marched to their camp which
had been established near by, disbnnded,
and at once gathered around the grand
stand to listen to the exercises of the day
sr ~ ON THE GRAND STAN s,H 8
we're seated General Fisher, who was to
act as president of the day; Hon. 7, Over,
Robert n, Heath, MP Keefe, Henry
Harrington, w. G. provinces, G. w.
Hoyt, 7. B, Reed. Rev, j. Y. Cowhick,
AeGngfG eyerporsM orgaRs,C Captain j. j.
OBr IOGounctnan O Hnnegan, Mrs.
R. N. Heath, Mrs. f. B. Graham, and
a~panyyuther ladies' and gentlemen.
THEExERc1sEs OF THE DAY.
| latter the Greeley and Ninth Infantry
bands had played several national ans al
etnaitteltgy a. !. .s,. - - i%4.a+ A.-l, s I'D !, ,
Eal 81 a;.sst GENERAL FISHER, ~ -aaF1
the President of the Day, arose and called
the audience to order. after which be pro-
tceeded to make a few brief but appropri-
ate 90 remaks, in which he. called
attenrdn to the sscredness of the
day that it was the anniversary
softhe birthday ofithe nation. that it had
been purchased, bought and established
sly the blood and yalar Of our forefathers. O.
AT the conclusion of General Fishers re-
marks Rev Y iQqyhFkYas %introduc-
ed and proceeded to offer prayer. There.
was music again By the Greeley band and
athen rat s'a71t=Irsz 81 a.....i-.eo s4,
.sbas $50 t MR. oRRIN MILLER -a!
was announced. He proceeded to read in
a clear and distinct voice a most excellent
original tIpf43emp with This Day .spd Its
Memories as the theme. Owing to Mr..
Miller's objection thereto this. tyuly cred
ilaGle pFoauc'ion cannot De presented MI
'il'er was universally Congratulated on ac-
souht Oh nus eeln waicR
drictionSin itself and eqaaled~ only by his
manner of delivering it, which was both
elegant and foreible, The Ninth Infantry
Band then played a national air, after
uyhfobI ct,no4nor IL &GzN N.~oan
whlch Ac''ng Morgan
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Is a" ou'i'ue
Acnhs Governor m0rsah's speech
rer twenty years anu more lne pa'rloelc
sentiment OF our people mas peeh ABSORBED
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memories OF our ciVa war, 50 much 50
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