Daily Republican., 1884-05-26

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,Orl g to lhe u. al Day,
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N Post, No, J, ~ snded As
ntr % iu'l a"' y morning
M. !. eblIcn ebnaI W. eloquent
body and lls'eu ",,r, the pas
iuprss'es Mnrry s The church
Rev. v: l. >, Iu y .ot yords flowed
we'll tllea, anI mont 4ose presen!
ip.ills;a q. we're sere very noticeable.
s1eIGlss' g oP1uva hV a feryent prayer by
tn, 70 10 ,owJs .Ius i Moore, when the pas
.sed ~i' me morning lesson '''
ts, sn. .sipr up the usual oo.1Ss'tS sutS tbe
,,'. mas.n .ng several annolnceS.aten1ISS ,Sat n1S "a.
2;Hn 1io'aa aGo &; 'fSs,Ss Fosfwsra Christian
". 1al IImn, .1o At the conclusion Of which
tIeE was ss.' a. announced from Panls
PDd rPlsaa,' PPi"a " S.r.e : Thou therefore
ana ,sn,nsss ,n,tT as a good soldier Of
s g. nini.ier a,,sIt prstaced his remarks BY
ae p.I.I' .h., there were u great many
lns I,s .ss .n.1 ~ armies, wars, battles, con,
, EtDsd' u c"uuuests ~ Of torn hearts snd
q \. auu y sonIs sUnsd and a number Of beauti'
s.pn ~ y, ,V could be drawn, but, mem
| y Smytl Post, you come here "
D o. a 0m y vi me Of Delaware's beloved
!. A,1@ ~bo y, was r early in conflict and Tho
+, tbe struggle through which oni
R5,,, III 'Nb has ss'i passed one who wa. wa.
a,l!,d .g! M three times and had three
so w." shot from under him, but, motn'
1,uuted, he continued on in tn, the
! u'ud '"tjl be was shot down on the 7th
n,iI , 1sG5. and died on the 9th Of
Dp .ams month, the same day that Lee
,snderpd to General Grant;you come
4. name of one Of DelaWare's Gene.
~ Who WAS shot upon the field and
adjel from the wound.
come in the name of one who wa
!, vet rjch in the faith, in the name
p1s me- who fought a good fight, and
Io,e cause was thought to be lost,
an he died as a martyr upon the
fs, bv bis enemies, who rejoiced al
death | come in the name OF one
[om the grave could not hold /; who
b,e from the dead on the third
n, exhibited his wounds and ascend
in to the Heavens | come, not In
ID name Of a dead hero, but in thu
Ins Of himI who ever liveth to make
tercessiOn for US. the Lord and Sa
bus Jesus Christ, because he shal
Ne the people from their sins
~JesuI, the name that charms our fears
And bids cur sOIrOws cease,
' Tls music 10 the sinners ears,
III life, and health. and peace"
t" Thou therefore endure hardness, ..
good soldier Of Jesus Christ"
Aher quoting the above tho speaker
dressing the veterans, said: "Youl
eseHCe here to-day reminds us of thu
he ths. tried mems souls, crushed
bmen's hearts and brought sad tears
the eyes Of many" After dwelling
length on tho parting Of husband
ID father, at the breaking out Of the
fr, the speaker continued by predict
|g tdat time would come When
ltons shall no more know war, and
Rped God would hasten the day when
a. tune would come. Now, through
pful instructors and hearts 10th tt
ke warning, nations have to learn
Br still, but the book says that the
ne will come when war shall be nc
pre- DO then spoke Of the enemy 81
fln1s boId defiant and strong, as well
pelng deeply intrenched In order
~ \ be could put the people down, but
Oa was on their side to set them frss
ID deliver them from the hands of the
ellv.
be spoke Of the battle as being never
'le beautiful than to-day and of the
'iIouS nag floating over the land OF
ir,1 and the LONE of The brave. In
'ahIng Of the war he said: How
ny oi u remember when the frs,
y | y was a. il'fd on Fort Sumpter ; it wa,
I, nfe alarm, which caused great
! cement among the people.
Ae speaker was a boy at the time,
gave version of what he thought
az ~, prospect of war, lest his father
'.u ys W called away. Continuing, he
! D. " GsI did we hear? The cali OF
Ire resident for $4,000 men for three
,,ls ,i 10 put down the rebellion
nes ana children plead in vain fol
u husband 81, and father tv remain al
y "hlIe Others more patriotic and
~ u !, sald " Go to the front, put
y , jig war, aud the boys and / will
'srs OF the farm" Several Incl,
: 1--WE were Z. quoted of sacrificing women
o0ys left behind.
10 war continued, when another
, way anG MADE a,;t, for $1,000 men for three
, ,nrnn ",n Oh another call for 800, 900.
,'i.a 'pt"ns up from every quarter in
iu,' =" Il, 10 ,he call tnat they might
. " ,s lhe Old flag. Five calls were
= !, ineli c. sle the terrible drafts, OF
,un. u ne spoke at length and cited an
',n' at e ol a man being drafted, and
: "' " urs'' was afraid to 20 on ac.
vau ", Ills family, but God provided
speaker ds then said he came in the
a ca,,, ~, one greater than Lincoln,
,,s'nis, !, U",is Hls bearers obeyed. There
'nTmIrS n1 II. in the camp, and / cali
G,' Ut oi you to join the armv and
aid ',e :. war against sin, for He
a,u w y Come unto me all va that
vo" "nu are heavy laden and / will
,snu ,vu iess' He spoke of the hair
,"ny n,i,, or those before him being
, WIN ra the frosts of many winter: :
,ornJ nJ more, when they first
uolea yha arms and entered the battle
ID sIV nav nave labored many years. He
~ ro ,nem to heed the voice of the
commander, 20. who had sent him i'm
, sIsner ~ y Them q (the soldiers and all
earu q ru' o., Come unto me all 70 that
= '''"'y and find rest for your weary
m;ua pI,aAet classed Lincoln a. being.
,at I', in ~, .he R greatest President that
IL, la hn,! h., me White House. He called
IA hUt,eu hut men to join the army.
Ie.,u Do Sut those capable of endurancces
4vs,rea. snare In order to secure those
"a 'ners ~ were appointed for the
m meuai. W making examinations and
,ns ,mendlng b the applicants for en- en-.
cry ont u' ,n NJ zoo sends him (the
stH .he blind, i1 lame, wounded. ".t. af.
,hil;,, hil, an from the line of AZ.