Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-04-18
THE BRAVE GENERAL DEvkNs.


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His Recent Address to the Legal
Legion In Ph11adelphia-Grand Scene
The New Maiieiut:h Chorus.
MANY oid soldiers In new haven recall
with pleasure the fine address delivered ct
ala Nna;c hall thia cikv nv tha hyava and an.
teamed Genera, Dsvsn. few vssr. 400 vbsu
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the national sneampmsnt OF the g. a. <.
elapsed since that memorable meeting
many are the notable war generals Who were
present on tnas OCCASION; M, VINO W. VII never
n.y. s.sw.. w Iii sn..,s- sh;na -i.h 49,
sn1cuou. iustr. in the pages Of our Countrys
nas.o eIor. 100 ev o. ph,i.5a,nhs. sso.ut
". made t6e FOLLOWING fne referenco to LIN.
coin:
Nor, companions In this hour, do we fail to re-
Du' Of
study tardy Justice Is Just beginning to be done;
sS ~ sHe s sSsn 1nS az me OF
al ca.na ana s Soldiers tho ID ss'h
large enough to embrace in love and charity ali
that xnm had h% e
tinv THentS. five years aeo to.dav he nasSed from
me TANKS 2. Living men, ~ esGn year mas rs sa6sd
70 tnse pa.o mnu sPiosnue nsme EvsSiy FsSv ls
every newly discovered act or ietter wnicn iovlpg
INDUSTRY brings 70 light, put serves 20 reveal now
ki6G aTS gSc1' nov Wise s anu grea. hs was
Eicnmond, was my own COCO fortune 70 rice
WaSon wbicS conveved him thrnn%h the stseets Of
that city, SO long the citadel Of the confederscy.
aver Seem him less rejoicing in the triumph that
had been won I'll than anxious about the new prob
3n uR os That boE IN No the bae
skt Of The dreadful tragedy that 80 followed
yet es recall Il. he seemed to me ike one who
vinsiy rest from lis iaS:rs t6ss his works might
follow MN Inc ways OF Proveenco ar9 q, nVs ~ ~
H I'VE f snS III
me assassin nnnu, tht ~ tmas ,;sa n self
Mica and natriotc devotion the nobiest close was
that which has invested him forever with tho
msrfyrs rs. crown; 70 ,bo.. who acbieve ccsss that
its TEMPORAL enjoy is granted; the reward Of
high heroic souls is in their own sense Of duty per
S1a and a ntSrs viii re a for
which they have braveiy striven. In the older
scriptures the stately figure Of the great Hebrew
law Eer ana } a1 on ove Sa n
land, which It is deereed he shall never enter.
Fair before him stretched the fertile fields
yeI no crops srI,,, stars danca IN s Yer
unIishs. vet no draurht from them shall ever re.
iIeeu MS weary itPS. % hos CIosoeo ~ sno uecu
Cd m q. Ia te .h9 h fortv
Of wandering in the wilderness. For them the
hour Of enjoyment has come; his work is done; for
him il remains but to rest IN his lonely grave s9
ses OF rsbsliiOp Il voTchsafed but glimpse Of the
promised land as he passes from mortal sight for
ever. .,
upon tne 10 MIA a s oaod
tidines" Yet, as the messengers approach, we see
that their countenances are grave and their gar.
are orr are sv are s r o
tidings which they bear And, as In imagination,
there rises again before us the tall figure OF
tha sss Of cIassc art not Witbont ts o
simple majesty, and we behold again that rugged
ooustenance deep craven with the lines Of pIineey
he cu mn me- hand Of the GREEK could sivs to the
in the radiance Of truth and Justice while the
saat ne nolds n ms stsong gnt hand pears
', ga - "
Mew naven "en VINO were present. are
s aah ssd ~ - .,,a4 20 paa;da. Tson.
spseIn nnu u saa ~. VI Hs'u;.h hayes'
Thas ." nr;noSnai .ddrsssas 1,sra rosda a. ths
svsn;np nasafino at tbs Aosdemv Of Mns:c
vhioh 1as orowded in avarv nart The vsstj.
49, xr.s.,taa fo;rv JenrJ so.ra ,.,,t,, It.
oeootsuon1. HATmeie snu plants mo,o a.
every corner. Inc s.airways were nung
with trailing plants ana the air was redoient
OF the doors OF the conservatory. RAISING
neneatn the power OF bloom ana evergreen
INTO me auai'oiium, scene OF Gazing ps
Pnsa;u;s ne %w rn ye Taiio cams from
sonsa's marine hand of Wsshinoton.
After General Deven had conciuded
~. sroeoh came an axc,t;no scsno
~. beHS ,,,auod a fartos;s da.orint;va ~
nv ,, Su ,, ~ IT, e.is T. as".;.Io.oS ~.
= so,olet Aite ~ .uo neiu' ~ o"p'.'H.eu .no
audience. IL represented the camp AZ night
when the boys sang Annie Laurie" sur
prise BY the enemy and the repuise, and
WOUND up WIN an .ne Dugle calls. Durlng
me me Ienu S l.nE y, on tso . .h Sua,;o
.trncL M "f3iory Hsilsiuiah. !" Az If he
was shot General Horatio g. King of New
York leaped to his feet and rushing down to
The footliohts shouted WGlory Halleluiahln
and hsoan To lead the nnsio- sinoin0 mean
wh;,s III" affsot no, ,naoiooI brrJrsd
VIE ~ s.i:. - s.so.
s vo1;es t22H ~ .ns An m Ss.u a1o sans
dio.y aaiieiuJan. !nen tnTusano 'oices
toox ~ VIII .ervor ana gooo WIN "no scens
.. en.ao''asm su'n no i' sei"om WITNESSES"
'ns Ia. u Mnrdooh v.. ,r.,odro.d .rd
rssS . nrmher of nstr,ot;c sdJrsssss One
of these Was the one delivered before the
senate as a memorial on the death of Lin
coin.
Major General John M. Schofeld was next