Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-31

The natriotic citizens of Sacramento orc
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~ y. .o 'N'"'eo on .ne PERFECT inahher
In whlch tney observed Memorial Day.
The custom of ornamenting with flowers
tho orevas of Tho man uho osarod ,h.;u
wy oe0 'nei'
AVes III oe!ense OF lheir country ana TO
maintain the Union of States is one that
appeals to the noblest and tenderest sent;.
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Vi human na'eie' purely
American, and IS custom that is destined
to live as long as patriotism shall warm the
human heart In o,ber corntr;os tba noo-
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of yalor and memories they may consist
emily honor in this way. The men who
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OF tnelr COunlfy9 HOnO1, VINO met death
Upon 'he lsiu "a ue ys,. OF IN the
pioouy oa..tes Vi que niiusrnesscai! are
Ieinenperea on tnese occasions lor tnelr
seilelinss anu lneir salor, as me hlounos
VI 9edulliui iloMeIs .nat io-uay ornament
ana cheeI me cemeteries OF me country
fbe raves Of soldiers hos taten frn, roos
in he hearts nj the American naonle and
will crow with tbe coming years "A''
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ihose WIZ pei pateu III yesterday
ceremonies IN TINS CITY were favored with
delightful weather. Although the sun was
warm. e cool breeze came from the north
west ad6;nc srea,lv 10 tbe cor,fort &c ~ .
r meS., auus ~ ~ 'ie coni1a. OF ane
SiCnibS Neteia ans. III Tue ItslueHCe pOl-
ton of the city people were early astir, and
groups of ladies and children bent their
wav to the Grand Army headouarters
baeri,a haekess and hnrd,as ~ frasbi :,
D eshss 49,. anu uunaies ~ Hesniy
terry, and grizzled veterans who had borne
the prunt of battle a quarter of CEN
turv or MORO 900 strolled ahont tho
.s-s,a.:.s. r.N a, aDo. .ae
sueets awaiting the hour LOT the procession
10 start
The forenoon train from Stockton
brought over the members of the Grand
Army Post of Gait, who were received by
delegations from the several Grand Army
organizations of the city and escorted to
headquarters.
In the forenoon committee composed
of members of the several Grand Army
Posts and Women's Relief Corps visited
the Catholic and New Helvetia Cemeteries
and decorated the graves of the veterans
buried there.
oE THE MARCH.
At Q O'Clock p NJ the procession formed
at Tenth and L streets in the following
order:
Grand Marshall. ". Railton.
.,.. n, cniei Aid-I. :. Psner. - -
p, mi 20 Thc-s Gnssss 'u"' u
Brigadier. General r. ~ sheehan aud Staff.
Firs. Artillery Band
First Artillery Regiment Col. j. W. Guthrie
parsso,;ar,c y COMMENCING 9aIL, n,n cnd;,n
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