New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-04
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OCEAN Gpoyr Aug. o. This was the grcli
day 81 tn reunion of Ihn rlp'ans of th N'l'hfl aFi
.onfii ~, Atui.s pud , monih'ra of iho FWitV 90
Christian Commissions. Tlp lt.y ur 4 iiHu n Af
YorA .ul mo TOW br Ahdtrw, r''H' lain y
tlo tt0h ONO NpiurirHr, toNdn'hd ~
opeains es,fi.r- tho Rev ne'ffo h'nuoiL
ADdf.s und the Row John o. t.sief gay. ioaea'
ia. frmuisernfr, of conversions among H's s9
airrs of dying messages Ia loved once
lome and o. f.rdiug The starving is'nsis
The REV. q. Thomas, OF tho 1'th Illinois, s'' in ~
count 0f the scattering 0f literature among ih1 'H'
aud oftc establishment of Ar United states 'hfaua,
Clmm.slO Loan Library, ana also ol the means "''i''
Ia secur the recognition aud preservation "i hr u'm'
of Decreased soldiers. The Rev Henry Mattce' OF -
Tou, smoke OF the wives aud mothers who made nl ana
bandaars and picked fuit for eIcs IL was THESE won
en- ne sad who gave brave men to the count ,.
The audience ia < Afternoon numbered tuly 500 per
sons. Wen PRESIDENT stuart appeared at tAr back@
the stage arm Ia .IIa With General Grant. tl' udshs
ro.. ana cheer fr scyera' m ment waving M hlA.t
,6tofs and b,nuers 1he General walk Il 10 the route
The platform and bowed rcDc dted). 1eot-e A. "a 49,.
smoke saving that he CATER, among c names m-uP
on me ,o fame with ne nam's II George 'IiH's
and Abraham Linc0 n, Will appear t.aI 81 -
! Cr- nt y j. Palmer OF tne 4-th NeN-lolA
ci@d tuon lie AID he ~ posed the reason he a. ciis
20 speak was that General Grant was az Tue ca IL
n, the ZOO, RE came ont OF tue army prFSts ana We,
! the Youngest cnstcl man III the army. "a. Unity
/ wa, said he, "Whcthcr We should nave one .ou ~,
or many countries but settled 4 at one eolhuy
hag,or ever More, one and ins, pardble. OIs amman
Setflcd was that ~ territorial integrity sHa ,--re
I berty. Nobody. how much they may ny ~ a. Nsl
General Grant, can tayush his reuown-iis Fs.srn,a
lu.tou of Marlborough md Of Hannibal crannfl
/ ch, er came nom the vast audieucc every tnN'
| name was mentioned . o,ts a n,
/ ticnerll Grant leaning his cruteh' sIoAS sr
C}ri, AN Comms sion and of tine great E9oD night
formed on he field ard in hc spitdL ne nd no
have spoken longer hour ago, bui since ue with
| spc king he touli not. Thea H. Ietncd' O'e4'"
The Rev John o. Foster in a bd 'peeen 10 ssdS,
General Richard j. Ogle-by, Oi ltbo : "a. and I'D
| hop,-d the day would come when the VV'"t ,rnteA
! scenes OK the civil war wOld uo ,-. "a pd.
Ne are mere" said Presidents "oVer"or Ne sre
Yates and we are the same 10 day taat ~. psuuDci
All prlyates VINO II hat esabi nee "a arttea
n Was the southern people james NO ao unloa o.
before 4, ffrrsnn DID that there sLOi.d p fisBs
tnurch aud state. The mistake OF our Hou M MAJ
| was TO make Oh lttel or huihth IL ne
| mistake 4; was. The het, %. q, AM Gag
Revolution could not settle II. IL ca re aosnb blood q
and we settled IL forever Ii was ne yea men 90 boa
magnificent men on boil sides, CBriSu.h III for ne
sies az good side as the ohcr. -, with ~
Sanitary Commission. they were an a'sTy Of snei
, army wi h a gingercake Think OF tnc PoaI -aaiIp
/ Clngrrcake. Al honor 10 the Christian sxeyFscs'
Commissions. Aud the chaplans-t icy "hs,o vitb VI
though we did not always ant 10 see 'N0
| sermons and their prayers"