Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-22

TINT toll of b1lI deeds in tho patriots strife.
Slain in BattIe.
Hreak my heart md casc ,hls pain,
t.aec O. ihfoh this tortured brain,
I.D' I0c dic since ho i- slain
Slain in battle.
blessed brow TINT loved 10 rest
it. dear Nhiteuc.- ou my hrCeaf.
cory was The grass i' pres.
Slain in hn'flc.
Oh. th9t sf.ll nul stately form,
N N.rrfulorc wiz it t, warm,
chilled hrurnth that iron Storm
s.uin in battle
N0ta pillow for HE hoad.
Not % hand % smooth his bed,
NDt n tender parting sald-
Slain in baitlc.
Sfraightway from that bloody eod,
Nlof" thetrnnpiing horsomch irod'
Lated o. fhc ofn- II God
S.a'u in battle.
Not my love 20 crowd between,
Wfh ifa onferpp-iug --rn'u:
hulftf % earth to oiutcrycuC--
Slain n battle.
N".o dsD,.tfc. thus pray.
" l.lf else ieif Tor mr to say
SiHce my ne i- ref away
Slain in iatilr.
Lot mo die, on Co1. the drrt
HauEies deep iu this my Ncar'.
Hone and Joy and peace depart
s.niu iu battle.
Tho March.
Tho limo 81 march was through tho principal
street. HuI around tac cemetery to nil in the
rear. whore tln .pa were received. Mrs.
jackson lclt nor back of Tho cnt"7 of mo ccnr-
tory nu the Nam street, HuI was escorted o. the
monument Iy General Cu.fis Lee. Who helped
hor aul hcr grand 'liidren to the platform, the
little ouo- uoug carried ia Tie arms ~ veterans.
b. "a i~W minutes q o0Irior rode up tO General
lrr ana said. "Gen"ral Lee, General Walker
Say. nc,,lre rcIJy. Arc y1l ready ~
Ocucral Lec replied: "We are ready, 1t your
troops Hrc ua-ici.'
me- nrius oil ho nrst qua ls tho signal for the
unvcliinf
LITTLE JULIA PULLED rlT CORD.
A'o.I1 The signal, gun WAS fred Little Julia
Jackson Christian pulled the co'd md Tho veil
dropped Z. exposing th" siatuc. Ih'n nnli.i thc
most drafouils cheers, tie fock bridge battery
coWmcurci salute Di fitcon .iiis soon there
aft.r tio rarqde was dismissed GuI tie troops
ani t,terins marched tl their respective head
quarters
Opinions Of the statue.
Th, T,ilo,,i1e expressions IF opinion re-
carlinc the sthtuc were caught up by yonr coz
n. u'.isut -dgy:
lou,l william Mclaughlin, of the artillery.
Army of northern Virginia. aui former Car
tain ~ ihc 10 .klril.e battery. Which was long
d. .',' ~ ~, .,f e.',a',i .I,cll'n. that
NJ E.l.rffus ht. done Dis work Wcu, and That
n.,.,t,.i.tt, r..f tllt could po4-il.,v l,asebrcn
selected Colonel Mcl. .4.shiiu Is rector OF Nash-
l..tor nrl Itc University and has been for years
ani isfill D. fn. houuiol and loved judge oi this
tl..l4. ..r.t.t with hau,iluartcrs at LcXir .tOu.
a. Judge Mol aurnlin is also 70 member Of the
Ixec..ti,, & nmuitttc jackson Memorial AssO-
,rff,n
C0tO>u rnNoNpsOS
Col.ncl J. *. Ilmoulson, of the Stonewan
hrieair, a prominent lnNy'r 0i Lexington anu
Wrmlfi 81 tu' tAt'ul'N' '"'iill'''' "' ,'l'
JACKSON Monument A.. .ritiloA' Nhrh H7A'u u's
opiulon "i ih' statue -ait WIKI tit", 'ii'P""9 -
.. u IT. photosiip oi Nt"hcNni 'lOAS''' ~.
MI Nhl'illh" L"7 H''o u hi"n@o HAci'079 oi Vui
moro. $1,000,
'N'Ni' 'NN7'"'
c,rt,tn u - Rqus,u n LAWYER Of Stanton,
y. . sf.n,wgu Iir,,nd. vef,rar and the orl,i-
MOTTO, of tin ifea of hlviDg a bronze ~taturo of
I.rk-on. -pert "a quarter of an hour in exam
INN. f.c n,urr, hriuro expressing hi- opinion.
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