Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-09-20
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The Tri-Color and Old Glory
 Take a Day Off.
A GRAND SUCCESS.
Was the Celebration of Mexican
 Independence Day.
Line of March--Order of Procession Speeches, Music, Pretty Aa-
 chachas.

chachass Owing to brisk shower the procession , which was announced to have taker place at 3:30 was somewhat delayed, bu when it did come later on. the specta cle of patriotism overshadowed th' most sanguine expectations.
 The procession formed on the Churct Plaza and took up the line of march al follows: East on Camp to Church thence west on Congress to Main; thence north to Pennington; east on Psnning ton to Stone Avenue; thence south or Stone Avenue to Mccormick; thence west on Mccormick to Meyer street thence north to Congress; thence west to Maine; thence south to Car rillo's Garden, where they found an al ready packed condition. Seats were not only at premium but it was hard even secure a position within hearing of the grand stand. ORDER OF PROCESSION.
 The following order of procession was carried out on leaving the Plaza:
 Mounted police. | Philharmonic Band. Company D., N. c. A.
 Float carrying young girls dressed in | white. representing Goddess of Liberty, Justice, the the Mexican States, and | Patriots. Railroad Library Band. La Junto Patriotica
 Fardis de Jurez. Rescue Hose Co. No. ?.
 Mexican Club. Following came the carriages of citi- zens, and pedestrians extending for the length of : blocks. After a seres of national airs, ST. Ma riano Samaniego called the meeting to order, and introduced ST. Carlos Ve- lasco, editor of Fl Frontirezo. Space forbids separate mention of the speeches, but they were all spoken of in the highest manner. ST. Velasco was frequently interrupted by rounds of applause, and patriotic cries. As an orator he has not his superior in the territory.
 Following ST. Velasco, was the rendI tion of the National Hymn which is herein reproduced by especial request, as the supply of extra papers gave out last night and many parties expressed a desire to procure it
 THE MEXICAN NATIONAL HYMN.
 CHORUS.
 Mexicans True, to the tocsin of war
 Ma ready the charger anl ste l,
 Let t.: vibr-ts 70 s en CT and far
 With the loun Fearing ca .HOn's appeal! Bind, oh my count '! thy br.sw with he olivs fp@ace, for ArchAug thy future fUrefold; From lleasen ,Le deere came when Time was |
 an infant That the h .d .f Jp. oya thy lif. Auuld unfold. | ShO Id strlngo oeinan attempt to insnd"
 the, Pro'a ing rh, soil with l. s unia l. wed tr ali, | iSmeui5sr. vel c"ultry; k.ni that heaven |
 gave thee Ia each soa a soldie uhcvnquered, though |
 dead!
 CHORUS. Ia wtr' blo .dy :-ombats thou o tea hast sen
 tl,L. rteir LOSo e1u tlnt with love thy name. Braving death an: d-s ruction, like hro.s,
 Ser nei.. Who seek. a~ their guerdon, the death bed of
 fame If the d. eds an 'hs rloits glory Of brave s ms in b.itls ere told, rGs would glO with the story $ amp. iett-rs os laurel and gold!
 CHoIUs. B the oaE by ihe liz thing is shattered A q ian .ed io the [ rents below, 10 disc domestic Is vsnqi shed- By ti e >np-l of Pesce, Mexc No longer the blood of thY chldera ls she lI sntera cine strife, And the sword hy their hanIs is unhfI. d. Save to "a d thei- far honor and life,
 CRokUs The sw d O Iempoala's great hnro I'ef,,: ds thse wi'h vigor boy, A thy sauct:hed. trico.Ored bs ner . a,tain hi- strong arm 'gainst thy f. Q. h. war aTd in De ce will Ihis chi sftAin Lead the M''xIca -alors to fame, For he 'tgas who circled with .lOry and chap ets of aurel t'y name.
 Cii' RUS. WIT, wsri without truce, to t. invader Who dare, our lands h. nor to stain! War va : Let our cOuntrv's flag rtdden n the of tie blood of the slain! War; 1Ar, m the mOunt4in---t 6 valley, Let the tread sOundiug cannon proclaim, Let the -chose, sonor us, IT sound 1t In UnCn and Libert 's name.
 CHORUS
 VI Rl her thar bow in bm.ssion And weapodls1s bend to a f. e, Let the blOo1 O thr sons steep the meadows in their footprints tn go wark show! Le: thy alaceS, temples and ws-s Be giv u to ash-s aud flame, Let thur rulns rsuain W tn hi rerOrd--- Here | asuac's hero $ were -lein!
 CHohUs. + te 4r tru up shonld call us to battle ltGrbide s yer flag to uphold, Prrss forward, brave son. of NJ 1;tli, And forget not yOur heroes of O d! Let the eaemy ems gns b. tralnpled, Let hem pc he fl Id ft-e d, ad! ''here ou" VET h esss dash on in triumph, By theii riders to ,Ictp-y !cd
 CHORUS. When U y soldiers return 10 the heart rihstOns, Weaving proudly u garaLds of fame