New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
Mr.. REID At XENI1.
D MAKES An
TIE VISITS TIE ORPHANS Homeland MAKES Al
ApDRE-s TO THE CHILDREN.


ApDRE-S TO THE CHILDREN.
XcnI,. Ohio. Aug 23.-whitrlaw Reid took leave OK
his mother at the homestead this forenoon and' 40
nn,n,od nv Mrs Reid was driven directly to Xenis,
rh,ro no and his wife were guests OF Judge Il. h.
MUNGER At dinner shortly after O'Clock MI. Keid
on invitation gave three sI'tinSs 10 iocai ph''os
rainier. Mr. Reid had expressed desire 10 WISH Tue
ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home near Aena'
and General Charles l.. Yorng superintendent OF 'ne
home. was prompt In scconding this WISH '''on".
ycsb,tt late Of tho Regular Army visited pr. Keid
,t Indigo aunscrs house. and Mr.. and Mrs. Reid were
escorted TO the Homo, where they reN
cordially received by the superintendent ana sir'
Young Here the children. to the NUMBER OF foo'
were drawn up In the form OF reht ANGIE lhe
fll COMPLEMENT OF inmates OF the Home II over wv
hut nbout onc.han the inmates are now absent on
thcr summer vacation. Mrs. Reid was deeply IN
tcrc.,cd At tho suggestion of ''cncrnt fnuns the
children sang March ne through Georgia fhls wac
followed BY onward Christian soldiers. Tramp
TRAMP Tramp and {" The Red, Whit' AMI BRO AZ
The conclusion Of the last song the boys gave hree
cheers for Mr. Red General Young. ID appop'se
words introduced Mr.. Ecil, who 'ad
Mfr. superintendent, Matron and Children many
,nsni,inc scenes on the srrerswsrt and uhdct ne
naples OF this county have come back TO me On lms
~ his little groi,p around me. The thought whica
arises inst.nctvey Is that am meeting ncrc , Ir
conntcs You Know The King Or he Queen sa ,.S,
some hlshy invor-d subject y, hoT down Taps n,i
On ,ne "a n,r ana he ara las heirs forvcr attor>
ward arr called peers Of NE realm cur fore;
ne5, MhSn N f%'a to f save Of nobility
Emit hy the universal decision Of orr people s'nse We
nnEn nerce yo arr the IONS and daughters Of those
Who served the country in rs hours OF peril ~, No
King no Queen but nuG IS' yo mpSa the ioads
as YOU knelt beside your father EraVe' ,on arc
ron 1850 the adopted children vi We hep a
it, e. enIObleL class. rs YOU eip" ouSs
v nrc You ,s n and prcn or wh SnR holy c,use
Won remember that. yta Will rcmcmb,s one or vw0
o.ar things. ono Of them = the nous't c'o hat
Won '. arr boand by your birth TO live so as to be
worthy Of ycur heroic fathers ana ncSe neVee o o,s
and srd'hs hndrrd tho1cht You cannot forget Whom
i've - as e b. ss w x . tn n m the R.pnbS tSs
servSi a~a rr,e tho har they bore no matter 70
who's, hant It NAV he intr's,s" v.,Smai ., your
Ior ,ns u ~ rour country AMI your Government:
md YOU are bound by your biith, bonnd py sU an
ho"na S Nno al 10 ,t h, 'fos in every
| cmcrcencv. and t,u.st when she needs You most.
m not keep og I'd" for s'rnS Rs a to thank YOU
for yonr parad" ard songs On hr soi Oh ne
vs c1 somS OF ESr q f'i ss v.
ssSn '' some n yoIr fathers marching under tdeto
colors 70 death ana TO glory. and H. a. oeev ,r tas
ybat those nearrs, ard dearest 20 tlcn are DONG On
earth am sure your fathers are even mor S, a.,
nam ana he good use you ore making OF them 70
-arne handlc.f;s and ftiins ri onS
o,S resn,ct me- American citizens, serving your coun.
try o. encenty In the future by the acts OF p.ass
as your fathers did In the heroic past o' "f "''' "
war" -. ,,.,.,,,oo the visitors
Nth Jndcc and Mrs. Munger. they we're entern.hn
At supper Al 80. accompanied ~ secrs'ary ty
~ ~, n, Wcxnced Th~v will e. NJ onrr IN opn'r
Farm White Plains and be W a hS~ p Reid and hi,
,,o Recommended by C. W. Tyson, his private secr~
ay and newspaper eorrspondens passe%d anr sSS
n nh member of the Republican stat, Execn,'s
committee with al tho state House Slhi od ,sssmSi
~ sHe him lie came 10 the platform IN response
ond calls and cheers. md said few words OF e nvy
shake bards his ear backed out OF the oepos
An enthusiastic crowd checred his departure