The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-07

r.tI WrYT NEETING At the THEA.
IRE LiST NIGHT.

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Audience Governor Zee rreside- The
I.l.r Ecguncot Attend ~ Uniform Elo-
...ui ,ddrc,- by Rev. pr VI. ID noce
Tie weather Nas propliOus last night
f- ilc meeting 40 the Theatre in ail of
urmItcmcut % erect q monument to
te soldiers and sailors of the South, and
r Theatre was packe with a splendid
s.tOa.c The Fms, Regiment, which
attended boz "a body and in uniform. occu.
I. iAt trc-, circle, while tho parquettc
vt- crowded. "A large number o, ladies
being present
pU HO9E's ADDRESS.
yrmor L.c was cdleIto the chair.
..I teW happy remarks introduced
o.. Dr ilotc, thc orator of the evening
IIt 'lngul-hel divine was received
Vtl applause and spoke os follows
Iti. said that ON each Of the four sides
Of tlcm1numcn; To- the memory of the
Confederate dead. in New Orleans is
carved Is calm and noble face.
Olc i- that of Albert sydney John
stou. another is that of the warrior
n-lop General Polk the third is the
l.eoi ~foncwail Jackson. and the fourth
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]. Us we'll lhtt Wc give Tins expression
o' uur uudylu- regard for them For
what did ,lct give u.s. What dii they
give o., What was there dear in
Oh. homes they left hchiad never 90 DE
revisited agaiu-What was there pre-
DIl- iu thr ties of affection Sundercl
ur,crt0 herOucWcl on earth again, which
they dd uo. sacrifice for u.s. What was
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r.I I.mfl. bo.oif,l where tbey han.
rn.lel when Cine battle was over. which
ttr,.iil rYt endure for us
49,. can never nav the debt we owe
n.n hli we can cherish the recollection
ot .U that made Them worthy OF our
Mrq ,,e can treasure their names and
..n,I~ tb.ir memories with all oDr
L.rf. cam give. .our praises and our
teir-
Tlrpr,yaf.. who at the first tan of the
drum .,rtn, to arms when tbe conflict
commenced were NOT professional sol
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u. tre LIille ranut.fion or the GLORY
u.f.f f- ,,on bv fonts of val..r hYt they
were Ir.r ,,ho rawe from tbe sanctities
~ I.u. from tbe p.accfuI ayocations of
f......- .r rr,f.l.i,nal life many of
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r.,. r.r..,.-. ,,,,'..r ,b.,o stnJnnts i'm
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H..I .l .,oj f,r rriocinle sacrificed all /
r,rm.,f.n,. fbrir loul. tn God and their /
n.r.,.e. ID, us who mirht survive them /
''N Nhiou WILL bE KEPT
And Wc WIil be faithful to the trust /
stand hcic tonight in the name OF this /
responsive audience i'm the name of this /
historic city. IN the name of this ancient /
l.mwlrVc4lth i'm the name Of the fair /
women and brave men of this whole /
South land todcclafe, by all that is sacred /
ia ngr Obligations to the memories OF the /
men Wl1 laid down their lives for
U.s. ve will be- faithful 20 the trust /
We W.u not permit even time, which /
llte- SD much in oblivion, To diminish /
olr sense of Obligation, or our apprecia- /
uon 0i what they were and of what they /
suffered A. at the battle OF the first /
Manassas General Jackson declined TO |
l4yc tue >entineis posted, saying, Let /
u.WeY fellows sleep; ! will guard The
camp so We, who survive, mean To I