The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-06-05
HIfiDfE5.sE4 II DAY.


''''''9 e>'""'is''c'' hoH"a\S oi Tie coun
"E' "'' "!''fI III memory on the patriotic
"p"'' q '''e republic, and in ITS Prore
''9e' "''r0 'ile Sp''l "l patriotism j
~ '''''" ano promoted III the hearts d"
'''S People b'lste@ with the peaceful
~ -,'',,'7 "' NE we "ie apt to forget o.
~'''''> 7,'''S "i 'He S2cfliitrs and atru@
res tIl'l oeqIeathea to n~ the eciv!. bene
's9 N'"'h we To-Day ENJOY 1t IS III keep
''',,'' III our 'lIliH l1ese factS THAI
'''e'''''1 .''I Gay '@eft9 Il Wholesome effect
'''' "''ly upon those who took part IN the
=t'''' S'' "e1le lil"1 stamped ont tufhaH
Ni''' 9'@ anu oecl1rd the perpet0ltN OF Tie
''''''''' '"I upon 'ho>e WAC have grown
~ N''"'hSniP since lHe years Gi the war
~ :" arrangements loF the observance
~ ,''s '"' III S'i'oaf'A was complete ana
III " most hol4'Ie He&fee,
/ o"S S'''''9S 'etil1 very generally suspended
'.1 l''' OCCASION Ahe PROCESSION IN the
''i''i ''il1 was loFh'ed ny }he II. y. l.,
o"tiS' e9coftihg Inc veterans OF Gon.
'l"nll'nTy post from the -Atna hotel to
lIle court mousse Where the I40les Of tie
;" a. =. We're III waiting Here a pleas
"a' ii''Ie incident occurred, being the
presentation CT a handsome flag by The
l'eli"i corps TO the band, the pe&tn.a-
/ Ii"tl ocIhS made by Mrs. Geo. Crooher
~ oeilHt OF me corps ami the acceptance
a. hiio" les'sed ny lfol. l>feSey On the
part o' the oahu.
ii'e procession theh marched down
AidLh street. under command ol the mar
s''''Lt ol t'ie day. " Digs the band
'S"''''i-' '''lo"e" oy the veterans, the W.,
=. !. lh uniform, the .. . r. and the
ilfe1Aah WIN nook and ladder truck, dan
ttle eisN"feh oi the SUNDAY seiooie. lie
procession hfouSh' up al Tie 1onsresa-
as'flai eaafeh, Where TIC literary '>@f
eise3 We're 'ike place. laese consisted
q d prayer bN ffesia}ng Elder Dresser
- fi4e " L. eilafch, anu some very hhely
fttl1'efell songs lhlAfsaff>ed during tile
exercises ps u eholf sesaIe3 Tor the coca
Ssoi, among. "hich We're "-s9ete Souls,
80 DoSS II DUO a7o.o ~ y hi.s Carrie
is1l'H ~ te'ea towers y sa'lo }% ~ u.
y. - '>'iiie1s' ''iletl io3.' 4 3Uet y
Mss ilalae iillis taa -ifs ohe lllAaa
aild i fl1o1es sieef1' ooletitr, sleep
al'9 =, :, ADAMS was introduced NY the
lliela manner ne Traced the 0hderI ylns
cause tfla1 led np y 1ae VIZ from the
n1slfillli-, a1e grown 81 slavery III tie
soaiA aAd Tue increasing arrogance q
lie slave hoidlng power untliit reached
tae.eamnaflng point where Y was de
iefhahed 20 1fam'ie tie CONSTITUTION lta-
de- foot, destroy the union q states, aud.
~ lls Hiaee plant Two hostile haflons, one
Dedicated u freedom and lie Other With
African slavery as is lobhedaoh stone
iHat this purpose vas not earned oil
Ntseue 70 tie loyalty q tie rec state,
oi tie north, and the Nalor oi tie citizen
soldiers Who offered Their lives = wiling
'eFliiee for the perietuify q the union.
! ne speaker closed his address with III
anestrophe TO the grandeur q human
liberty, and declared that 10 great
wrong, however strongly intrenched but
what must eventually be rghted and t
bring retrlbatlon upon those who have
inflicted il.
Capt. Adams address was listened to
throughout with III. closest attention,
md lit its conclusion was heartily ap
handed Ina andienee ri.ing II ,at4 III
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