Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-03
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1885.

fight her battles, to give every man OF every
section his just due. In that sense, we know,
mo North. no South. no East, no West "
But thank heaven! the time - past
when any right thinking man OF the Norm
expects that We shall not love our " lan,-
lies and neighbOr- better than the stranger,
our own city better than anotner, our own
state best OF all the thirty-elght; that IN a
government covering such an area, WIN SO
many states and TerrltoTles, so inherent IN
climate, production, origin and other belong
lngs, there must not also be material uluer-
ences IN habits, temperament, opinions auu
uttefancee, not ong be tolerateu Dut appre-
Grated. Yes, m trends. they Know ANA re-,
spect US for 1T ohat Wulle We Jolh IN R0pu
taith in the tribute pad TO inc great soldler
Of the United state, recently pofEe 70 ms
tomb IN Riverside Park, win such dlsplays
and Unconstitutional Roman emperor never
received; yet, st our own homes, IN tHe zen
Ierer moments or our IlVes, We mourn ~
nlusIrious sons OF the south VINO sloeu Il
mo est graves al LeNlnKtph' WIN d sOIIO"
ana n PRIDE when are all our own
IN laying the corner tone OF NeorSIae new
Capltol to-day, let us IellcltaJI ourselves tuat
IN inns year OF our Lord lo71' tnere mas Deen
lnaugurated at Washlngton a goverhWehI
Wnlch iuIly recognizes Jle equAi rlEuts Oh az
Ihe states. For TINS let US DC nan III, anu
my we not an 10 appFeciate snV uuoles VIII non
thls happy condition OF Things imposes upon
US
NFW CAPITOL.
This sno+ a. un,,b ~. etard ia bareafter to
ha sPIv On Nu'H w "a $3.50 Srou1
tbesa bsoad POI ~ ations Wa sbaii see The
statety 49, w.. $500 caritoi A rcbitec-
ture IA ao.iGan 90 ~ tbe world was his
toric and atoi II was re chief
maans - 49, racord ~ gro ~ Dor,as aud
great ovanaS " nor' ntnatffng insttutIons
ssnd" S.oIoI"i 20, th th os invention Of
nrint&n@ Ia ~ o'U aenersI diFns,on Of
knovviedge atbnr ,aasns were found Of nre-
qerving tbsSso rac.rIe In thar modern doys.
wbila 1900 49, oo,tI oro .tiii aT,ong III
essantisi attribrtog r. chtef odanrationI 4 to
nracticaI 49, fmr con,fng veara will
~ N'NA1 ~ 2 = y PAAfA y wa '+
S1arded Tbero N lam Execntiyes viii
~ sido over ,or ,Jeetipies we tr1at
wisely and I'll - mar western
nroiection i~tur" arrasantotiyes will as.en-
HE ana in tbe ceetern viii coming SENATOR
debate. In mr. 0niet soutbern wing the
scales of justice will be hello for the interests
and rights o. a great people, AND ~ tGis VII
ue SdIueFel am pIIuVel "lsu"1t auu JuIlul"I
~usIfrances oi an Ia5 states. VIM; srato
gaitarIGs ana corrl0ors ekIen1 rom hoor 70
Iooi m tne Genl9r n ulf1y Iutli,'d QR7h7 ~
MN INA yonder splre in'gnI sCARu ~ltnln ~;
ApoVe "a striking ana maJestle feature VII
fLse tne staI-iy ZONE. flGa VII eoIuHn'
IIieIe ana c2rhict' Anu Fl7tDle ioI ulaIy m!loe'
the He' wor Ttfy w 1l' h. h r ! eIoctric fo2,u eNiS"'0"7
49, MLt95n Its val maFt Is r corr hoaT a ana
coInm9a fnTnIsSyi ng no food for the flames.
which else might Consume in an hour the
prjceIass archives of the commonwealth.
Without. this home Of Georgia. rising stone
by stone from her bosom. will wear the sim
ple dignity of that most of all
the orders-the Reuaissance-that new birth
of classlc architectnre which brOupbt hack
The unforQotten grace of Greclan DAYS in
more beautiful. because more useful, forms,
s%upplanted IN the middle ages. hut not re-
placed by the Byzantine and the Gothic.
Orr confidence in those iu%fmmediate charge
Of this noble work gives assurance that
through their inteuipent efforts Georgia will
omn what f44vy states have done-but d
a public work of such Academic grace and
p,Cu.Y,anAfal F.wr, ,a a. ,vfth Rantn nInIrNry
and skill. without dishonesty. extravaganza
or waste: and that, when completed. we will
possess as our common heritage, a capitol to
illustrate Georgia n the endGring qualities of
simplicity and dignity, emblematic of her
gOvereipntv.
O~ONOLO9lON'
But we Will not be unmindful that these
strong walls, that tower so noble, when erect
ed, will not constitute the State
That men, high minded men,. must be
GeOrgia's chief reliance to advance her inter-
ests and promote her glory. These constitute
the state. without them all other etorts ana
appliances would fan, and she could hope
never to see the day
"When sovereign law. the States collected
will.
Der thrones and globes elate.
Sits empress crownfnr rood. renressing ILL.,"
coorria bss iroorikods mo, bar arcb ius+
,brao SgorJs s.WtsIon, Tnstica Mod9raS
ton - Pre0nanr wordsl fun ~ meaning
We capn,t conTann Iota tben TO- often
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tho man that getIatb nnderstandirg FOR Tho
merchandise Of n IL halter tbonsiIver snd tho
gain han 6ne g,id Tengtb Of da1s ia in
b~r rigbt hand 9and in bsr lori rscbes ana
~. - rLoaea
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~ or vour poSerafion ba Lnovrr INTO oil
,,an :; -" ~ UNIV III
SssTTbat which ,s a1togetber inst shalt tbou
follow. that thou malest live and inherit the