The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-28


Az they march with drums beating and ilsVs III
my, everything shows the touch OF war nj,
ilasS arc tattCtca and torn By the bullets. ths
bright uniforms that wcru show Inn har,i ,iss.
Of the camp, The steps Of tho soldiers are n u,
but ITO years OF toll and suffering have taken
away their bouyancy, and look irom tne H.,
iihc ~hcrcthc drums arc beating TO The inst ilnc
IN tho moving column, how fhInnnl = rc ',he ~,
nnks There " many nj, abSent an" " NV 'he
You ask the question, Whete arc ihcyq Listc,
| Inr among Tho hIii ions Wn nn,ie!s huu WIio'
break day ,he soldiers cali to work % and Huv 1'
the fcvoilce. hut Will they wake TO the cali SD
yondcr that long liiit once ngslu in p0sition. SS
The men have fallen IN for roll call lint mnnv
names have been stricken from The roll fofer"I
! Where arc theyf w.
The sois with nur hnsoae,s ~ ueaI ~, ot niSht,
| Iy III q sirttvuijny n,nasShana.s 'utning
And tho leiitorn ,iniv h,,rn,aMs MsV l'sht
u,nJ ,., ,at, 40, o"'"t"b'
Look whore you will on this fair land nd I, Il
dotted With their graves. AN ~
Again. and arain .r5 .cot,
Tho muNei drums SaS rni bssho
Nomofe M iifc's ,asu1 s.srsJo Al, ,,
That brave and iafi"n aIS fS,,. s"a's meet
On iarie,S rtnrnsi ns,n ,I,,. ,Jm,
Their silent tents snnp,S sae spr,S gtound
Tho GIyoi,sr ri thn "im ,lSaS oiemh round
~, A., ". VI '"e uehu' gEf
hn,i, tuM S.Satest cost. The houses can bo rc.
svan tSe ',soa iands can De made to blossom
pnwer ahat we can control eau give us back our
nH sons, ouf ,oyeu ones, can heal the wounds and
,non saSs sn, .nS aeSolhte homes. "They sleep tho
,io,p ,Sup Mnsch y, KNOWS no waking" And this ma.
hn 9,', tmen ah1 thelts debt that never can
Iy ~ iuty PHI. Ana This natiou will never have
i mono ny, iu!i uuiy 70 these brave men who sill
.mT sME, aua 20 the families Of the brave men who
nIsnaS hr az La, "tSa, aastl every Que OF them Is
II Anta al |
'i9n thet VIII piate them forever above want
70 the course OF his remarks, Mr. RiheliRilGr
reiettcA r I, !he Mckinley bill, saying That it Was
,ps Sa A,Sta wnna 81 ~ snd my say l. has raised every
PEmnslons'
turing the Grand Army cncsmpment Mt sRu
eianeiscG. several years nso, Mrs. Tanner accom-.
ia1'Su i".nIMi tne Sorhotal, who was at one tImo
iiuanilH candidate ior the honors OF Commander.
ih,,Cnle!.
lhie sessions and tho night logs told on Cor
thota' tod ,a Ianner, ant one morning. lie was sick In
feared would de2cl0p Into pnotmonIa' 1"nuef
:, she called In physician, who pronounced |,
mothns bnt severe cold. aud, ignorant OF the
Tne CsrnorSi II enoSsd 10. mn M 'TSs good sweat
be got oui II bed aad bali sa ot,r f ater ,nst WSt
ousy eiees.oneetins In the lobby Of the hotel
two thousai isft sa, IA me more than
war these men stood firm, wall Of protec,Ion
,%SSN weea h ths North o aud South; that in las Of
COUNTRY and ,Sa, G n oIe e,is men ieli tor ahelr
men were reported lost on % cseh ri sIle' A''eS 'o'"
whnt wnp,naIs .iGS, ,6Is 81 known aud Unknown dead
rns pws,s Owe n,s 10 sf5San'ry s5S owes 70 their memory
Iheit deeds Let us revere ,hc,r m names. S'y ana a
nG,d nI, lhem ,aadl, IN blessed ls g, memory. -.
he de b of carr tes ~ .s fso h.sSs see to that
he friends oil the brave men gone, one be- be- tSllv av