New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-01

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product Of the wisdom and couSn ~ s Of deliberate
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and the powers Of Government int an of tSs
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v.tchmen~wbo shall guard the g,ariians1 This u
the great problem cy society IN all the , dIsr a"s
ppUaied before the difficulties OF IFS solution LEI
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feature Of Constitution: And let W.apiane
adeisry as the protection Of the Constitution and
the safeguard % our liberties
civilized Mr. ssey It's G is the
the dearest and most permanent and most uhNersa
desire Of free and % Cr ps"s s Us snS
jurisprudence should be cherished with an
,Ids The nam S ana mn OF but With Of
great soldiers and our great statesmen oe preserve"
In our hearts from generation to geheranon
FOR TIE ARMY AND NAVY.
General Sherman in his address said among
other things:
YOUR committee that was detailed to respond to this
double toast begged them to divide IT. PROMISING Snrsios
0 iass ' tha half the ey s do
double duty. l therefore bcspeak your Indulgence; .
York. our first President, General George Washington
(applause took his solemn oath "t9 the best 1i @
Of oi the Uned States and thereby become Commander
ntChief Of the Army and Navy, aud OF tho Mh'i"
when called into service.
seventy two years after. his most worthy success
Atraham Lincoln tapPause took the same idenf
the portico OF the Capitol in Washington, reminded
them that they had oath registered In Heaycn to
des troy the Government while he had the most solemn
~ In llke manner the Army and Navy have their
oath registered I'm Heaven to support and defend the
piausei and all appointed them for they arc the
able him to protect and defend 1t whenever force Is
necessary and no Government on earth has YET been
ON such an occasion as this. you, the citizens OF
RICH, to n sd ID G
your oaths during the past century
human ma nature upe answer loud ap
pIausej Fortunately We are not compelled 10 look
S Ssns"n %. Eu T.s the hss @
Of the citizen-sodier this world has yet produced
(Applausel
AN EXAMPLE FOR AMERICANS TO STUDY.
Apart from his public history, no has left ex
tensive correspondence, which has been faithfully
preserved by Sparks, which contains mass of know
edge which every American youth should study, and
even members of Congress might consult with profit
| (Laughterj
On the cath Of September, 1870, no wrote to the
President OF Congress his judgment Of the compare
tive yaps in an "a. Of h hm s I
from Valley Forge, he wrote TO John Bannisier then
foresight s would like to quote largely from MS
letter, but time and the occasion do not warrant II
he says:
I, is unjust because order Of in the thirteen
States has paid sacred regard to the Proceedings OF
Congress than the army for. without arrogance or the
smallest deviation from truth, 1t may DO said that no
history furnish IN instance OF an armys
suffering such uncommon hardships a. ours has done
and bearing them with the same patience ana ofu'ud"
To see men without clothes IN cover their nakcdness
without blankets lie without shoes for the want OF
which their marches might be traced by the blood from
| .nelr iV. .na ,ns ,s ,,n., ,nr ,now and AZ
| them, mNchihg through 'o 'f''' ~'u 49,, ' "
Christmas taking up their winter quarters within day
the without house or hut IN cover them
till they could be built and submitting witt put . mumuf.
is proof OF patience and obedience which, In my oph'0h
| can scarcely be parallele3.
RECOMMENDING A MILITARY ACADEMY.
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| prcssly TO bring together INC youlh Iom every
quarter, 10 assimiate the principles, opinions and
| manners OF our countrymen and thereby increase
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