The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-02

r % strrf-. region, ~ tie most historical state
the Union.
) one cannot walk 'he s'''''S OF an " urn
about TIE enYiTcns without stumbling % e'
i'e'''o"s'
Here. - has been sara 'ne ''s' S''''''s
stopped here Nat h"ooh''he "oo'i' spr"nt %
: horse and iode hence cam o'''f 10 '"i''''
Gown "l'A revolution anu '''-''' a. i''''' 'o'
individual rights at his o''h'
Here came TIE representative o''''''' Oh
the Colonial Government B." me me We,
revolution "s''" "''''''' wv 49,. ''''.'' .'''
when men were F'''''s ",'s''1t ''''''
lneri'e against 'n''' MEANS anu '''''''''
here met 'ne fi,''' .'. " .''.''..' .
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rr'n 1.,,n.d f.,,b ,ba, wa,chword Of the
revolution tha, birthr,rht of the unborn
nation .Giverne Liberty OF giyeme Death.
u.-e cook share those state paper. a..
ready referred TO- TIE Virginia T.n of Glgt
and the first written Constitution The world
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1r.-. fe,-re IV,st;rr.on livedand moved
aud Bis ie.douar+.r. still stands Her,
- ,ha Ices nelson Ben Harrison
I..or..,.~s Madison Monroe Pres dents. and
fathers of Presidents sper, their time. and
- AUTHORIZATIONS ~ s,ate-and many
L., - 3D., .-..... lived and loved aad
;f... r.,ie.on m. Raider. swept
h,f.-e him ,.u Young LAFAYETTE
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,r.-.r.,., Marshall. t,err tCt.ef1ast.e.
..,l b.. t.,.e .ye, stands a, ot'ec. 0f
,.........,... every man uAo.esoal Is higher
...n "a b.,-,s Sue dAyr pn belong
,'.... .,,... SAM. sharper shall trade 90
.t. .....a'-..... "a. ,,. Sour. j.. highest
-. ...s ..-n ,t into second rate t,ne-
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r H.. ,~ .-..1 ,.-. ~ which John
,..,.,.t. ,.. f...~... .o boz tried be.or.
r.I.. ,,,..f.u with Wm Writ. Inth,r
,,.-.. r,., w...aa,r aud John HAY ot.
........ ua..evs of old times framed
3d.. ......... ..,...., mad. and rnmale p-c.-
l......,3 Cabinets
r.-e General Winfield Scott. the Conn T
r,,,.ae-.in-glfof ~ Two wars Lived and .
.ns-...s
rf,-,r,f.ve.te came as a young soldier I
with sword drawn Cor liberty and heart fired
WITH dreams ofth- cid and here an old man
who had seen and bad tempered as be might
the horrors of,he most appalling revolution
v,en shocked liberty with her own
,a,se he returned 70 receive the applause and
affection ~ q reoule he had done so much
70 save.
ue.. rves E1.a- A. Poe Americas
-o..,..t'....-- ceras The house which
was his nome mas SO far survived. a noble
old pile III: for q poets home lt0ycrlooks
the reaches of the James iOr miles and is the
envy Of every Spectator.
u ,.a. c,a W., with half drawn
..rD.S ,.,.,,.-.a on tho land when common
-, ......l ...,o =, face ready 20 spring.
a.. ..,.,,,,,..,.. hut unsuccess-
49, ., v,.,,;,;. ,he Mother of States
- -, 80 .,o-t H.. calamity. and
,','.' ~, l.,, .,e sdo,,.d the ordinance Of
-, and aanr herself acros. the path
" IL. .... 90, ilish d the Government Of
that ,tiidof war. the Confederate States o.
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Here the ie'u,N "i '"'
Their hoin's' AT"
General Robert T. Lees JAna" - i,'-'
minis James 4 Siddon sand other southern
ie,as-s houses are ohiectsof interest o. tne
-.i..-.. ...,t,, i of ina.H, nce 20 the se-.-
~. r..- ..,.-. of .he civil .
l"' '-'''' .r....,t tts
N"i' i~'ii'''''u "'~ ''' rt...,
prime oi9rt 81 eAoe~'o' Va $3.50
armies.
=. ,... .,.s tea-- 81 Vir.n.a and Virginia
CO... fed r,..e army. after .
-, ,..'..,,,.,...i ,..,irs, L. General
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