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

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m m1cin- among them The best men "
4 iAr camp lNe oIo "ai ''' Grams, PIi'a'
b 'hn o"'0'''' men WHO A'' "'nc ID"
d ,.e some service. l,
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r Tweed linn In several wave one Dali,
n said he MA. Going to talk about jackson
and li. campsirn4 He believed fber,
were before him many men who conl,
D tcll what Jackson did dian himself
+ Another daily said that he would give
Z ooull IAN, moro ,bort vor tbon l'fmsalf
. Another paper said be was going 10
Y make an informal talk, ami he thought
Doe would DO that very thing
He ni he bad just come from Holly
wood. where De Was present 100 The lu-
neral of 900 old Confederate soldier who
had died az Tie Soldiers Home. Tie
wanted 90 say that never did he see 300
old soldier dic or attend the funeral Of
these mangled, one armed, onc-le1.ed
veterans of the South. that his heart DID
not become lui. they are good exam
pies for us. hc said. They teach u- how
.i0 be men. They are whole academy.
Much has been said of bcro-w0rsbip. but
o. these OH soldiers teach MS COURAGE.
p bravery and f1rfitnde. and their examine
shows ~. tow 10 condemn msilapimitv
DR. Hove then smoke of General
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mere Was man. 40 In"'c sp'o'"I'
Ani shi ever foNe charger no army p
iti'eI more true. . -eHeF'I moro a"it.
courageous or palIlollc' lreel rom the
tnni of personal cmDitOn, ever AFed.
Referring TO
7'0NN" ALL 0"0N'"''
he said that. Going through London after
his death was known ef every point Won
SAW pictures of this great man. Ills
namo WAS ON The Inns of every one The
manner. filled Columns with hi. deeds. the
Universal talk was -toncwall Jackson
The sneaker heard himself fhe Earl of
~banshrrv sag that hc believed Stone.
wall jackson 10 be the greatest man. re.
lieiou.lv and military. i'm an the world
jackson believed that when DE struck
one blow il sbould be followed m hv
another. the second one more forccful
than the first. and his career showed that
he acted ON Dbl. belief
Jackson was Great believer I'm duty
+ lie performed bis duty. lie never re-
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GENERAL LEE
He illustrated bv AN anecl0fe General
lee gave au officer command 10
ser that certain Notifications
We're constructed subordinate CEN
-fal gau0ped oil Subsequently, General
Ice met him and asked about these forfi
irat1ns The reply was that The order
bad been given. "Letuseo down There 4
and look alter Them said General leo
They went together and found NOTHING
whatsoever had been done The NOR $
tilted General B. said. 81 gave q
fho orders General General Lee ]
said nOlling Du rode back with D.
-ho other officer with him Suddenly .,
General Lee said in bis gentle manner. j
mat Is fine horse of yours. whose b. 2
10 belongs lo my wife replied The g
)Hlcer Il think, said General Lee,
mat The horse is TOO spirited for your
Niie.s use al present would il not De
leter 10 u IL lew days galioplng mp o.
ma down these roads and seeing after ID
ne Iollinc"'IoH'' ms most dehcaie
eouAe was never equal or ever Tor u
.o men nv WAY yoginseigeneTal "
ne ,"NeI 'a'd tnal ms references 20 II
'eHeIai Lee was serious TAX. General -
zee was q man VINO could never De pro- ,N
oNed' lAe seriousness OF The talk was ~,
ne lacl ll"l though twenty-five years d..
"9 vl"pseu' many people IN TINS country
hu ue'eioped leeilhg against inns Sec 81.
'0"' '"v at'iPooe OF the great heart OF ~
'e9 "uu 'ScAson, Inc negro question ~.
au revived but the great leaders were ~
lea AMI I9c..on go. 80 o,.,... ..-.e M,
ence. Each condded i'm The other SIT
ZACH relied on tAe other. and the rali. an
nee was never misplaced Ne'tber ~. op
'Ned criticism 10 be heard from their 70
ps against the other They were united
J lite, and il was not many wears before -il
ipv wore MOI 3f,ilT fra