The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-10
THE THIRD DAT.

OF the people than any that preceded IL
There was q remarkable number Of ladies
/ in attendance and the day was perfect. The
/ committee had been hard at WORK aud sue.
| ceeded In keeping down the dust, which had
been the only disaEreeable feature OF the
There were twenty-five thousand people
| on the grounds and they were successfully
entertained By the citizens q this greai iiitle
i city, and the people could entertain ten
| Thousand more without being overerOwded.
COmrade Young presided over the morn
ing camp fire. The hrst speaker vas Mother
Bickerdyke, CONTAGIOUS In war, glorious In
peace, and hrst in the hearts Of her country
men. Her remarks were upon her favorite
theme, the duty OF the government TO It's
that the private soldier was entitled 10 The
same pension - the oficeF who wore the
shoulder stripes She was heartily APP
Lew Hanback, followed in his most at
trActiye and mastery style, advocating .
service pension
The next entertainment was Grill by the
Wamego lady zouaves under command 81
Colonel George Trout Amer the the drill
upon the grounds the zounves and Wamego
band drilled In concert in the streets Of the
cles and the manuel Of arms.
The afternoon camp Ore was presided over
By Ex-Attorney General =. b. Bradford.
nrst speaker, who referred 20 the movements
which eliminated In securing the camp
grounds, the old soldiers Of the great COM
monwealtb Of Kansas, and those who shall
senator Plumb then entertained sou peo-
pie with one Of the best speeches OF this
reSnl0n reserrns e ne %Ss' 81 Genes so
have been referred 20 all history ~ forag-
ers, saying that theyh were serving the 2
country in q dual capacity In that they took
and 10 Was necessary that the enemy should
not have, viz: Anything at 10 eat" He
reSerred feelingiy 20 Mother Biekerdyke and
assisting him 70 get his just deserts At the
hands Of tardy government.
The president then introduced Probate
. lev appruprisie remarks, then joi,ed IN
theholy bonds Of matrimory q couple OF his
hIchiEan friends, whom be intrOdue.d a.
s sf InS H. q Sc sTas sd n
enyied by every eomrads In that great as
sembiy.
fprm Of the great auditorium By Probate
coIoaei J. r. RsnOuell, Of wichita, pre-
3 magnificent address on taking the chair.
The fact that Kansas sent more soldiers into
The neld according y Rop9lailon than any
concluded with . grand psroration which
was applAuded % the echo He then intro
duced General J. G. Caldwell, Of Topeka, Of
any p. r pO9,Ion SitboSt e,sins ,s e
whole speech in fail and DO justice 20 this
grand Kansas orator. Miss Fulton, Of Kan
sas City, No, then recited sSheridan's Ride"
IN an admirable msnneF and wss roundly
General 4. B. KeIIey then delivered an
sddrees full o. wise Suggestions and eloquent
AsioS Andersen, chief Of .h, Aodoc.
% ne IoPssa S sssH sag od shsSy
aRyarve dai Postum and saOne Mofs Heber
Sbols nssmorsbie career, hes never made Al
audience, Lev Hanssck elossd the saecezs-
full and highly entertaining camp IRE with
one ofhis tneomparabls speeches
CLOSE OF rHs REUNION.
EELswokTH, KAH., Octobsr swell
pleased tonight are the men ~ Ellsvorth,
@eni u Ksnsss hss Sssn t : :; sr ri No..
Never have men labored more assidnously
or earnestly than have Al 0ebhardt Repre-
ssn. sm n ss,n ma SSSss
make this Teunioa the sneeez lt has proven,
hnd eonEidering the lnnumersble ofstaeles
they have hsd % enmbsL taeir ef7orts srs ihe |
proud history q this Jglorioas state, have
visitors % eafherfng been eatertaiued In 3
more hearty and generous manner than
wonder ls that city Of 2Dp people eoaId |
take care of the vast muititudss that have
ZONE nd Eo1e' bot 70 has been sucsessfslly
Afse4 diassr f . crowd s.shsr.a IN m. .us,-
.oTiun and esnp Are yss held When 10 W. wss /
presided over ~ Rev. Hunt pastor Of ths
Baptist church of EliswHfh. Comseds =.
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stey o. The soldier boys pleasant.
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