Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-18

4 .
rn, me 0ochhAS
| n AN REVOLUTION
| .rnr 81 JUSTICE BREWER
| ooos"ELL AND OTHERS
!
One hundred and sixteen years ago yester
| day the British troops under Lord Howe
| found Boston too unnle,sant ,or than nm,
evacuated ,h. ,;,v rha .,,- .ol.h-.,.l
1 H.. -.
"'' hibn' " 'ne society OF 'ne sons OIL th'
| American Revolution. They gave q dinner a
| the Cochran
4 When the IN, ,,.mb.r. -ho var. nr.sent bas
| fri.boa a.. ,-;I;- A., al,
'ne uihnel aho were beginning w h'c
'he ashes from their cigars INTO tine saucers Vi
their coffee cups and nibbie at the Rochefort
| the president of the society Gen. Breckinridge
anpointed Col Nvror N p.rter toastmastor
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,;.,Je we speech making oee9p' Io"e &C..
$50 Dus was uaIsaeu. ~. Des.;
| an Ln,n1,' 10 ..es.ieu' - - 49,,
" III. ie nelnoel Vi 'ne "
o,t..s g. . ~. n;.e;S. % Corr,s,L;s =.
BE ra,;oui .nu ~ s oa i, N.,.
Yorh citv ~, AL an. Va. prasidsnt Morton
Mr. Jnst;cs Rrawar '' Col NJ M Parker Con
y n Rnt,erfald Sa,stor w p Eve Senator
| q i EsnIlnar c. n " Rovnton Mr. " n
Ogden M 2 n Rathhone NJ W Amin
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JUSTICE BREWER sPEEoh.
Brewer of the United States Supreme Court,
who had bean initiated into the soc;stv earI,er
:, an. oro,;,,. oro,. q -. - .,...h
az .mas U.s. s :, si $780,
anrmis. nrnvaS - he cnr-sct rn.t;ca R-a.or
sia n,.sI P.o..u 49, " ot .s 80 n,.
s S,u ~. 49, porI ', VI. :, ~ =.
-. s 10. .oS popo o "u. e' To-
with anv FEELING of nride lint IL was To the
glory of the gentlemen present that they could
remember their ancestors and remember them
WIN nonUI sce brewer .ook occaslon 20
the society He said he baJ had visions of n Goat
or a slipperv mole bnt the visions did not ma
teriaIiZe and he vas coming into the society in
the most pleasant way imaginable.
Merging into a serious vein he said that the
battle Of Thermopyla was an insignificant al
fair and vet il made Athens n ossibIe and Suarta
IMMORAL The battle OF Iexjnoion VAS Int a
skirmisb. vat the shot fire ON that dsv shaned
the dome Of the pniye-ae With the eyscuat;on
of Boston the British ;roons abandoned tbe ,o:i
OF the colonies had the Declaration O. indie
pen6.nce followed He 6idn'. wonder that ths
Brit:st Isft Rosion " the weather at that t,me
wss liz the wsa.hsr rravoi;;no Iast ni,b,
The rsYl reason 10, tJsir Isavin1 vs. tb.t
there W.s not roor on ais continent
for bos,;i. $50 T;uo $500 ~ -
nor time nevaI will Inc wbsn ,Laro ia
room for hostile troops on this continent. The
day will come--every one locks forward 10 the
Jay TO eome-wEen the prophecy OF the Fourth
Tr;,nS 500 al, ba tris,IaS 1T%,t ,ho % .re
bounded on the north by the aurorea borenIis.
on ,ba cast h., th. Atlan;;c 60, On .ho ,o,,,b
bv the sonth ole All an tbs wset by tho d. -
indcmant x ,,s,.;ca no. NO ar,iaa .oa;nat',Sa
t,ritish aid Ius,ics RI wer 20 ona,.ai ,v;.h
them lint tbev mrstn't tonch on, aeaI.
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NINE CIV"
Representative Cogsweli Of Massachusetts
followed Justice Brewer. He said he was glad
of the evacuation OF Boston. although he had
80 .o.., ;. uu
- ~ .Ho."aE -, ~. e .oai' uiun
80 eHI Poi'on"4 aequNn 'anee WIN ms an
eestols. however, ne haa NO o0uDs 'hat the
ioii 'ooA pi"ee' Aof Loiu no"e anu MS
loops are NOT 'nSre nov, AZ least thev were not
d ne" Jays ago. mere seems TO De some doubt
as 70 "nat caused the evacuation OF Boston.
some Peopis nave 'hougnt that the bost"nian
by MS peculiar manner froze him out That
rs P1ssiote; o9. speaAing GohnoeEnaily me
sdn 80 oor,;n aa n Low; d0t ,i ~, ,hs
freshmen wanted the place and Concluded that
he would anticipate their wishes. Mr.. Cogs-
well revealed the history OF Boston and the
co a., u ~ oalzes. esiiins ioru .ne
pf "a 'Ao OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NiS Va 'no
nio 70" me-
HepfesentauVe ouIhWaiIe OF Ohlo was called
upon for speech. He said he could not claim
anceStQr6. borrowed
bowever for This o,o..;o, A. o,,,,.;.,
u.s hold snonnb =; go - A. ,"
-L;.h toIloSad a. G ~ sptT "a 'nI "ppu u
,hs as.a..;o, ~. ~. Hs' W lia a.
,,ovaJ ,aa,, ma 'nS Guu vi ene universe LAS
Ino;Se,.sII ha a.t 40 NJ" si.u,'eu IA Onio:
I LEM en'aly Ne mentioHeu ,nat tne fresident
HLi iout .L VI ms saoinet were porn IN
onio anu LA n onsrinan anu Sneriuah were porn
~ D onio. ING ceie1I"uon Oh the evacuation OF
,D,sS ~ ,'aN s; s'.rinS memories IN .he
MINI "a e'ut! aeiah Loohine OUT OF tne
o" ~ nv uiNnS SNOW s'oIu i, hr. Outh-
Ear1e tn oon,r.nn .;t,;- INN ol 'aley
rounded by Iuxuries. the scene lighted bv that
subtle fluid which was first enticed from the
clouds oy an American near this very Valley
forge, ne could hardly appreciate the hard
snlps anu sunerings whlcn tnelr ancestors went
through 10 ms mlnd valley Forge always
presented picture OF snow-covered little
h~n,iet Oh Jog mus ana 1901 prints IN the snow
ie"oihg from uoor 10 door un8ed Win blood.
MASSACHUSETTS AND VIRGINIA.
Mr.. John Goode of Virginia WAS called unon
20 .,,.al tor ,ha o,a no,,;,,;o, U. ~
" 'pe"A i'i INC o' Doinion he gave 'nanAs
'u"' 'ne naiiio VI 'no Piouo oio COMMONWEALTH
WHOSE ". 1eneIsou "Io.e tne DeeiaIatlon, whose
.ni'. ~ va ~ ne VI 'Ie Sonsttutioh
a noble and An nnright inSce and Whose Wash.
inpton was nniversaiIv nrorlaimed frat in war
frs, in neace and frst !, ,h. bet. 90 H.;