Telegram-herald., 1889-05-02

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coveted no iAoo ot"' a- ""D." "eloe l-i"l 10
was fortunate lnal tue hrTt in"oS ar ration OF
Washington took place III tAr state ana city
| OF New FORK FOR nowhere ia our country
could the centennial of the event have
boon so worthily celebrated as here
Wb.- sc,hoard offered so rnaonifrert q l.,,
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so InaEhlhceh0- OF people 30 great or 20
generous rs New YORK mas poured out To-
day TO celebrate that event: lie continued:
II believe that patriotism has been intcns.-
fed IN many hearts 10y what We have witnessed
to-day. / believe that patriotism has been
placed into "a higher and hOiicr fame many
hearts The buatlng with which you have coy-
cred your walls, these patriotic inscriptions
must 20 down and the wage and trade be re-
sumed again. Here may not ask you 10
carry those inscr pt.ons that now hang the
walls into your homes. iato the schools Of your
ety. into all your great institutions
where children are ga'herca ana teach
tNeA4 'i-~- 'Ao sSe oi tue SOu"e 90 o''- s"ouio
look upon 'n"' nag d one oi '-' iAni'Ilar
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Is the nac and what i stands for. II s
the uresldc and tie home; IL IS the thoughts
that are IN eur hearts born OF the inspi-
ration which comes with the story OF flag Of
martyrs 20 Hoe'iy II i 'At graveyard INTO
"Ncn d COZ. 'i'D" 'o"n,'s no t"...' "a ''o u--
conscious e',.s ,',. ~ & '."s & me
-, rs.ser han an- thtng rhat "a, Ia
toucheI or seen. Lctrno ada a thought due ~
our countrv's future. Perhaps never have we
been so well equipped for war upon land as
now, ard we have never seen Tie time when
our people were more sfni'ien WIN the love oi
peace TO e4eFa'e inc inoF"is Q. ouE Ieopie'
to n.i' up lne "a" - me. saoreu .h,'s ""ea,
ne .ne an =. ~. .''a, .'o' y.
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reore in s,l hat nake, home co,nfort~b,e rs
well as 10 give or energies in the direction 4
uaterial advancement; this service may We
render. And ou' OF this great demonstration
let Us draw lessons 70 inspire US 10 oonsecfaie
ourselves Anew 10 this love and service OF our
country
Az 'he conclusion OF f'e.i"en' n','r'son
aoo1eSs TIC paha ueO came 10 IA emu
tNlNiN' Di-Niv No -hA'loNs'
Ohe % ''-' ~" .''l'''' -0'.'I0S "a ''o
concert given at night In Madison square by
lhe Al.'u '.i man amer 'can s'lt'is so
cie''es Ga -''N io' anu '1,iii''s- "' sun
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