The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-30

she have come. these brave men would have
welcomed her with hlal affection, and this
vslft assembly would be complete.
There is one other OF whom word must be
sl"ken, The Oldest OF our generals now living:
NY county, Prince dwarf vas his birth
placc-ho played among her hills aud blthed
IN her streams the caSsmaic Oi Lee They
graduated together: together began the
soldiers proud and IcriOus lie; together
fought the battles Of their country before the
birth OF tne COnfc1ency; together they fol-
lowed The fortunes of their native state: To-
gethor In obtained the highest military
fark In our army; Oac has teen iaken 10
whom the honor Will be- granted OF lifting the
veil and Introducing 10 the world the heroic
saiue OF h's lifelong friend. We welcome
General Joseph r. Johnston to-day. ana all
unite ~ the rryer tlat his lie may yet he
spared for years vet TO come in the land l1e
loves and has served 50 fsithfully.
NAIIosAL ASSEMBLY
could not mentiou ell am surrounded
hy the representatives, from every stat" IN
this union. who have come with lpval hearts |
10 do honor 10 tue nc 1oiy oi lfinl. whb Is I
honOfed by the ciViilzed world tbr ms pfe1
genius and the purity ci his character. aod
Oi whom MI ttuo-t mericits should bc proud.
ltis not my purpose nor nay duty 10 MAKE
a speech. bui am simnlr 70 Introduce 10 you 7
tne pre- siding .tcer. lie shflS chosen, one OF
tho fitnds ana omnaHiOns of Lee, and OncJ
OF i's most distinguished seneruis-Onc VINO
h1sneyer been false 10 friend or foe ana
Vlrg mia or lie south >
n giyes me pleasu 10 iptHDarce 10 you
General jGDsl \. tariy,ef N4rSinia.
GENERAL EARLY.
As General Eariy's venerable figure
rose in view, The audience gave Vent 10
loud cheers, which ceased. however. when
he raised bis hand and sald. "Silence. gen
tlemcn: we VIII n0W have prayer by Dr..
MinuigerOde"
Every head 40 once uncovered. and the
white haired rector emeritus. uttered the
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huminty. oar love aal admiration fq9r our
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midst. bul whose appeals acre responded to
hy the uniF. f-ai and fhtAusi Sue t.i Iot"i
of our peopi,. s., i.ot no." .iiete ''-
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AID heroic christian. and as we urv.l his
statue aud show 10 louh TO tne worli AND
lEe gaze of future generations. we would
humply pray Tot thy dressings ~ No".i ~ ~c'N-
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,soine-uot otlv Tor The favor which has
WATCHED over ofi wosN of love; but above all
that ThOu, tie -lvcf %. every good ani per
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raising among Us and tor us "a iuan so trac. So
nonl" so Hn,.l lii,1' so 'ii ei ana o." H,',n -'i
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And We would present This monument O.
the .Nhole world, 10 % serve in lhr heart
OF al od mon ana lDt i, ...i 'i.4. - ,n l'
I,s ,cs,"s ~ ma ,.,,,i, we c,n loo,, I'D fo rs "a
shining ngnt in an Things ihaf make men /
so4d ala sl''' 'i J" u, f,if-
l,,I and fr~~f fc Ced and ri,,,
AM OH. Fafhsrot mrrrlss. wc must hume
! blv and iraycr.uily lcscoch thco to bless
that nobla example to those among whom le /
! lived and labor'd ANA sill .,d' " nous. nom /
niessine I'D ete,f ~ i''. 'i l..'',' M ,.,.
t,,t "a, ,'.Iit,o, ,isn.o. d. tflri i.
! and remain ard Prove moro and MORGAN il-
nucnce f.r a. ot ior all tea is iiue and none
81 and just ana p. re ana ioN,i,' u ul'N 'i
/ report, ,Yrr, Nil'le ana .t, s,
,r, 49, II "' ,,ii. Nm, IN, IN, f.l5en OF which
/ wher tlc swoII wass eathcd hecou-scraici /
/ the last years OF DIS Aie To- tne noble Woin oi .
uNirs i iils ood-i'rh i'W,', % ..,-o ,
, !" ni'" , ~'i' ore .,'', "f th counir,
| ibe ,.oi'csf rorl, for tic nobiesi of men /
Oh. muyh' name. his sample, his t,ach- /
| ing be tho heirioom OF i.is eloiious .lie aud |
ms lhnu' lli ,l, ".. , ''.,,'' ' ,,., ,''
value l9 inc in'it.,i'ni ,l Ni.l " ..
,,. ,rii tt,J,. a. ,i,st ,,. is fh. ka.,,op, and
! fhe mower and tLe sior.. forever ana ever /
/ amen.
NOISE AND CONFUSION.
Ti,.ro was or ,,u,-e. uulernoisa and con- /
| fusion i'm siieb "a ,a.t collection cf p.onle. /
/ and the voice. of neither Goyornor i.rl,m- |
new nor nr. Ninnisorode penetrated further /
/ thou tine circle imm.diately around them. |
/ rha Goycr,.i al tiin.- -l.9kc scarcely above /
/ a yvbisrer
WI, fio r,,ver c,r.,...lod tine band
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! pay "a %, i'N,'' "', r.'.,.."..'.
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ran hisn'
GENERAL fARLN STEAKS.
When iho noise suhsidel. General Early
| arose and said few words. IlD spoke Nl
the INAUGURATION oI thc movement F,5i
ago Which h"u e".inii'leH ih l"" l'''"r'y
statue 10 leTpel'i'e 'l'. Hl."l'il oi