The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-11
TANNER IN TENNESSEE.
a TALK ON PENSIONS BEFORE THE
SCOTCE-IRIsH RALLY.

prayer aV the ScoJch-lrlsh convention thls
norm G, by DIR. Mcintosh, was followed
by an address by Dr.. Kelly of Nashville.
He said. among other Things. that the doc
trne that oo,,ar,,y,o,,+ ,,,,s ,,1,, b,, +ho o,,-
y .Di' VOL iiiiio'i' ""o oiiAS ~ 'N0 U'ii-
SeuC VI Ule governed tnroogh representation
was first announced by the Scotch-lrish
Presbyterians in a formal reply 10 the 10
parliament of Cromwell and that the vojce
~ ~ C..4.L -, = ~. c. !,
-, '0 isA vas 'no N''O " o9
neard tor co istitutlonaI liberty on AmeTl-
can son, 'haU they pou ca INTO thls co 4
eht IN steamers OF l='OoO year curing tAe
elghCeehtn century, thaJ quaker Penn
SFlVanla crled out save US from these
Irespy leTlahS' thas e1tlafft5S'i2h nas
convinced MN OF the Iact that
10 y arg Aead oeiohged tae honor OF
laying me Iouhdatloh OF American lade-
Peuuence. some aou mas peeA raised ~
re9aru 10 Ihe mecKlehoerg declarauo J, ouC
10 ~ nau seen the autheAClc copy read py
Inoinas IoK On thaI 'melioraoie orc SION
Wnlcn hau oeen ca eluiiy preserved oy
2Tanu- niece OF folk, ana Is now eXta Il.
flo tnen pol"tVu TS9 ouv O"e uls.l kuISuine
"a ~ .n4 9, ''eoI'I ''o.oi
- ,,1;oL ~ Va - .''l0 M,
W to- ,-iIm olT ao' th save p ~ ne
iovoIt, i't',Ioi 20 t,, "i'4 q O'Oi"i '''i0u VI
W Wv p0oF.e'
UFAFHlC WORD PAINTING
He then gave graphic and inter-
esting sketches of the early
settlement Of Te nessee, which,
ne said, was male by otcl-Irish, who
drove back the Indians themselves, the
women moldieg bullets 70 their rifles,
while he pioneers OF the northwest olloNet
the march of the soldiers wJo drove back
the indians a1d protected the settlers.
10 showed bullet.mlulds used in
y i.11 ~ AenIes ee at CanlpO MS ; aCloh IA
iId LA E'ery Pto"I,iellC IIt o5ictr, 4 he
CD ond Eio.;de "a NJ
Orle me os radson bir,p.is ,,'oro "a 9, ,at,,
TrisL b{1oi. 80 l,r,alo,i,, -
stata ysos '1,,a ,,o+ os baJ ho.n so.-,at;r,as
90
,he S. xxx prssb,,t Ti,,-s IA -,''s Goa
tbe cyreetaet horrtr of he e-a+a,7yo.
pnri+9rs f,. ~, b., tol 81 H., .l,y.,o4
-,s - ,,,,I, - - SttI'''
Trisb oo,,i 49,; i
nitaiit,, IN tho 6oo o'o +,,os inp-3
pprIans in relio,ioig ~ Sor1,,Tcas t6o n+5ar
chaarf,,l
GLOWING TRIBUTES.
The speaker then ptid glowing tributes
to the memory of lanes K Polk Hugb l.
White. John BaII and Aud .ev Jackson ali
of " hom we're are of SEQ cD-Irish ex,rac-
ton and among tho.e who had done honor
to the race Ia their sides of yalor. On the
soutbern side d,,ri,g t,a Iata vvor ba man
4;n-l A. a,..C. 20 IL. ca =
I'UIeu Iat' U'i0 ~ ~T,aIiI9S VI AlOei gu ey
Johlsol, 30 epn r. JohlisJ u,
30 all jackson, n. b. forest
and Patrick Cleburne, who, he said, were
as pllre and c.ean-aeIrted C 81 lierS as the
vol ava. saw Tba snaaL,er said +bot
f,o,,, +La ,;r,o h., MO- "A - ~ o. ba,1
- n'lio &c " 90 "a GO u '.o 10 '.,'t
dI"ays uFocdteu anu eolJOuSed tue CAUSE
OI negro 6OucaJlI n.
CORPORAL TANNER SPEAKS
49,. D., : ~ 49,. ~
vi p Aah"e' I l!o"S1 W. A9I'y:
III Jhe curse OF Ills addree mMlsSloneF
Tanner said that he was p Oud Of tna fact
that he could briug from his comrades in
the north n sentjment in rerfert barmouv
With tha rocco and Good fealinc, don,inor,
.o - 'N -. go H. I.
C0'o Co-uaE' N' Hl"O,Sl' h0 SeAiu, uo ID
earnestly you may Il 3hJ man 10 HatJeF
how terly you NAV condemn the prlncl-
pies for which he c0ntended, when YOU
find that man So terriblv .a..eSt that he
ofFarc nc lifa In baholf of tho nrincirIas fo,
tiob 10 1,Lt tta+ - ~ 10 a. ,
. - =. :r &c, 10 ~ - ~ N0-
or+,,r ,,.,,,l, r,re. ,,l,, vow
i'-l i,'' ms
In speaking OF the poAcy 10 ne pursued
by him as commissioner, In the admins
tratiOn Of the pe sion bureau he said IN
part:
1,o- ,.,,. ,,o,-, ,,-o lo, 49,, ,o.,,,io..i,,,u
=
couVlctIOli III, III ny ieatC which hs'S grown WIN
years, anu whlch Is sIr9h gr lu my neart to-iay
LHau ose! oiolV, HIIlg la ~ 10 .e
uuty " @ Ols st'O loPu1Il1 ~ ouiS ~ ~ lg ~
tIaI no ,ilau "no "oiG IIie ous anu aiu IL Oh ia
honor 5 sna, u ever Ieel .n9 IecesSltS o. or os
per W cIasi LITE eLio Oof 20 " au ala-
@ .@ouse loI suelCr'. ~ "QlA - % WelHD Hlus' IA
common uegeucy oe uIiVel run tho qoot ol
the manned on use4'eu Nat ran ana ol V1e V1le
"iIows auu oI OIIi@na ms % t%ose % ".o nave ~ eduy
,tlu uo"u u"1i i'0s- ,,S Sl.y q iCM ".lHa %oiuCe %
Iea9 Cplr, ii,'It''o .i Slu'ollllCe e'i'eut '
IN Ine uispalcnrs ol Iho fASSoCieCeu res, Iudh
n tne FaullS ol 1nG treasury &D w Washlileto1 Uue
or otitH wa, . nf' tooIey TeSi stl,, o -" gu Tqmu %
49, uy " IL ths co,noTs of tge Slevv Ynrt p,ess
real that other cold announcement, which
caused the b 3od 10 boil IN my veins that a
man of good character. VINO had trod many
battlefelds at the head of a thousand men. that
lie led TO the fr mt as a colonel commanIine
who had conducted himself in all the walks Of
Ii G with honor VINO had simply bsen unfortu-
nate in bust iess affairs, was found by an officer
of one of the charitable institutions Of New
York CITY with his old wife eking ont a mser-
able exi tence IN an attic room, trying To sub
sist on 20 cents a day.
OUR PENSION Lisl-
We hear n great deal to-day about the pension
list Of tie United states. It IS a great list. |
am here TO assert that IL s a roll Of honor.
Among the scores Of Thousands who are upon
that roll OF honor theri are 1851, 10 one of
whom draws from he treasury Of the United
states more than 50 % prr month; 3s1 Of them
draw So is per month. 1913 OF them draw S3
permonthi - ol thtin d ora" ora" - o278 Per Hlol'u,
& vi t'Cs, s1 ,n "a" & - ,,S Do to,n 5ro,,,
Sa"m SnS, go pth. a 20 thor, dlo,,' q ist% ,,r
- 80 pc, lS "a '.7si e. ,