Great Falls tribune., 1889-06-01
GRAND ARMY. \ /
CION BY MAJOR MARTIN MA
i GINNIS.
md Procession appropriate Exer-
bes-Memorial Day Observed with
Patriotic Fervor by the War
Veterans and the People.

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Age' Nifs' hela' Messrs'
Hawkins, Chichester and
A1ser. The band nlayed sonl-
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% - II ose 4 o.
4. hlggln pronounced the penedlc-
Beautiful floral offerings were
by Charles Tnylor on 4 cross
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MAJOR Maftln Maglnnls was pre-
by Judge Race aid was received
pthus1asm. After an appropriate
ct;on 4 wh;cb ~ oon nnorad III
'ion' 4 WIS., - 80 'aieu ole
Ar to the yaWnlng chasm into
Eurtius leaped to save Rome, Major
II said.
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last iew years heafiy ~ tne
Aiefs OF the armies have crossed
j river to the shadowy camps Of
u who had oona bafora a,ant
- .e e. ., =, lan.'
Reral N chler Of all our armies
tn his last days for time to finish
which. after all his labors. was
HE only heritage Of his wife and
! Il His body slowly wasting by
SSa@llis mind calm and unclouded as
skies above Mount McGregor. and
liliunshaken as its rocky base, passed
yIkh words Of love and counsels Of
4 S6k IN his countrymen. Mcclellan,
tlF great organizer OF our armies.
Me rough metal out Of the IN.
VI dIhes Of patriotism and forged it
aen tRe anvil and hammer Of discip-
IilAf0 weapon fitted for the mighty
III fEeedom. NY personal chief. the
aghtly and chiyalric figure Of the
leader Of the 2nd army corps
,the superb--superb in action,
IA true in administration; leav-
Ind him as an estate only
crowned with glory and |
of duty, patriotism and honor
liable to his countrymen than all
mulations OF all the money get |
hat gallant volunteer general,
Logan, the especial delight Of
N - 80, ~. I L. 80 ~ aus ~
Impanions. II il common IN the
ia Army to dwell upon the names
that we have lost since the last
'muster on Memorial Dav
"a new most which has vet had
nstered out by death. but which
|n the name Of the late general in
the army of the United States
that will stand upon tie pages Of
"a as that of one Of the great { sold
lie age. Name of incarnate. en-
6urage and warlike genius the
Phillip II. Sheridan. You could
come down here 10 the water,s
be baptized with a name more
or a company of soldiers: for n
it every martial excellence and
oldierly qualification, By the
Of the department commander.
bliver to your keeping the charter
fidan Post Of the Grand Army
Republlc,o and I can rive YOU no
1monit1on than to do such honor
Rme as the name does honor to
9heers.l
fAlLlf y. SHERIDAN.
an was q soldier born-He had
Ike instinct which is the fittest
FOR military education. Ma
le him one Of those who are ever
redress the wrong and to estab-
tight by force Of arms. His mil
9cation taught him how to organ
WELD and direct the force of arms.
Rndlng energy, tireless brain, his
enduring physique, which no
syer shook, and no exertion ever
ed, no hardship ever conquered,
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