The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-23

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mander-in-chief Palmer made the intro
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most affectionate greeting
He spoke as follows:
Comrades: For the first time since the close
of the great eivil. conflict you viii have an op
/ portunity of meeting your comrades in arms in
| a headquarters provided for each Of the great
army corps that existed during the war
The thought that so many ef our gallant lead
| era can not be with us to-day ills our hearii
| with many sad reflections. They would RESPOND
as cheerfully at the call OF Friendship they dil
| in 1861 70 the call of duty The vacant plaee
| they have left in our ranks are more suggestive
| than the presence of the living, and II they ar,
not with us to-day II Is because other giorie
are reserved for them, while We are left witt
others to enjoy the fruits Of their great labor
/ To-day you Will meet and look into tn
faces of comrades you have not seen for years
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Vtce-President Morton was warmly
| received when he arose He said:
"A sorrow that brings ali otr sympathics to
| rether calls mo n tal,c the Mace IN these
Ceremonies .of the rrcstdert Tho presiden;
| would speal, 10 Won as a comrade ii Is for me
| to greet YOU in behalf Of the business inter
ests affectinr the whole neoplc: on behalf Of all
| men and women from every section who love
the union. bid Won welcome on behalf Of tho
president and his cabinet advisers on behalf
of the congress of the Uuitet States and the
| NatlOnHl judiciary, GlInlnl-fEIluE .NN4AtNt