The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-10-30
GRADY IN BRONZE.
UnveilIng OF the Monument to
Henry w. Grady In Atlanta
a rribate 10 the --Jeurnnliss. Orator
Patriot" ~ tho reopie-Synopsls
% tho Orstion IL Cow uili
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ATLANTA, Ia. Oct - The mOnu
.. ment erected in me rnory OF henry w
Grady on one u the principal streets Of
Atlanta was unveiled In the presencs
Of the governor OF New York. the gov
ernor Of Georgia and large assem-
blage Of southern people The uni
verSal love and respect in which Henry
Grady was held. more than the pres.
ence OF New York's chief executive.
gave 10 the OCCASION more than local
interest The entire nation was in
terested in the erection Of the monu-
ment and Atlanta felt rs
though the nations sympathies were
with her people in honoring the dis
tinguished dead The hour set for the
ceremony was high noon. A cloudless
sky in the east at dawn gave promise
Of bright day. The promise vas full
filed. for when the hour for assembling.
1850 o'clock. arrived. the sun shone
brightly on the busy streets Of the city.
The sound Of music and the tramp Of
marching feet had been heard all
through the forenoon as the military
companies and the civil organiza-
tions which were 70 take
part in the parade. marched
70 the place OF assc milling. The pro-
ccssion formed on Mitchell street. the
right resting on Washington street. and
extending along capitol avenue past the
state capitol. The cavalry and the car
riages which were to convey the gov
efnor Of the state and distinguished
guests % the occasion to the monument
were ranged along the east side Of the
capitol Alocal committee. he AIDED BY the
pre- sident Of the Grad y monument asso-
citation. Mr. Northen. had called at the
hotel and escorted Gov. Hill toll state
capitol. where Gov. Northern received
him. Shortly before II o'clock Gov.
Hill was escorted to \ carriage drawn
BY four white horses which stood |
at the foot Of the capitol steps. He was
accompanied by Gov yorthen. Mrs
Northen and Clark Howell. who sue
ceeded Henry Grady as managing editor
of the A tlanta Constitution. The diStin- |
guished visitors from New York were
with mem bers Of the monu-
ment committee in the carriages follow
ing. When The guests had taken their
places in the carriages the news was
carried to the grand marshal. Col W.
f. Calhoun. BY one Of his aides. and
lew minutes after the command TO
march was given
Marshal Calhoun 70 ie At the head Of
The column with ten aides. Eve from tho
Fourth Georgia battalion in full uni
'orm. and five in civilian dress with
ray sashes and leggingx The process
Jon was in six divisions. under CON-
mai d respectivelyof I-ieut- A. Pwood-
yard. Lieut. Robert Dohme. Col. P.I'
Thomas. Capt r. A. Braie. Col. Albert
lowell and Lieut. John L. Beattie. AL
quad Of mounted police led the way.
ollowed BY the famous Mexican band
then came the Fourth battalion with
he Grady cadets battalion OF police.
he Atlanta artillery and the Morela nd I
ark cadets II
In the second division were the Adolph
'randt division knights Of Pythias ,
nd the Atlanta division knights Of !
ythias
In the third division headed by the
curth artillery band. marched the con- !.
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