New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-21
DIR ARMY OF TEN MILLIONS.
TT CONSISTS OF EDUCATED SELF-SUSTAIN-
ING MEN.
rxpREsIDENT HAYES'S ADDRESS TO TIE VET
ERANs AT CHAUTAUoUA-CoNsUL BRUCE
BACK FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF GRAND ARMY DAY.
OF GRAND ARMY DAY.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE THiBUNE.'

Try TELEGRAPH THE ThiBCNE'
Cbautauoua y. " Aug. 20-Today Is GRAND ARMY
~ of Cbautauona The spirit Of patriotism has
acbod the children and Juvenile paIndes are met In
oil directions. Cannon set up IN iaiesuhe r"rh d.
dovhreak doomed in the day. Dand concert anu
,otriotc song service were held in the Ampmthea're
b,s morning and stirred the patriotism OF the andiehce
~ Grand Army men and ChautauQuans. paiaie
.h,s afternoon had in It's ranks veterans from many
states In the Amphnhea,re DR.. T. l.. Flood vet
.rsn and a Chautauquaan. extended hearty welcome
IN The 1000 boys in blue ana introduced eAir@siuen'
rutherford b. Hayes to whom three roushg oiccrS
we're given by the audience, followed by the 'h'"
ors veil by the choir. Mr. Hayes made SURFING a"'
- and was frequently interrupted by applause.
Tno sneaker declared that in other war In all MS
tory have the victorS fully and completely at
compished all that was intended and hoped ior' anu
the vanoui she'd forces In this conflict have gained NOR
bv defeat than ever before accrued u Wv
.ors lie said: THE astounding progress
=, America during the wal and by reason VI
Il during the last twenty years mas carricu u
forward and upward until have reached a RANK
among the Nations commanding that we ourselves
can hardly realize either the privileges 'na' "'e
onrs or the responsibilities and duties whlch "o'e
privileges impose upon We are wlthou, eAponai>'
and costly Notifications because we DO not heeu
We have only q small Navy because with our Ic
.ources we are able II need comes to subsadlze inc
.b,ps OF almost all other nations except those OF inc
Power with which we are at war we nave "u"' -.
largest cheapest safest and most enicleht anu ioi
,. armv the world has 1t consists OF more
.ban ton millions OF educated men, VINO are h''
merlv seltsustaihing but who, engaged IN the peace
fI industries of civil life constantly anohs " o
o,,h and power To keep this army mp to It's
maximum of numbers and strength we have more uah
q quarter Of million OF SURROUNDINGS ~
aid flag every one Of which IS at once fortress al"
a recruiting station for the Army OF tne hePuoi"
wallace Bruce. United States Consul at Edinburgh
hsonce from America. His address TINS aiernooh
.os thu occasion OF his twentieth appearance pelore
q Cbautauoua audience He referred TO the ooones'
Of Grant the individuality OF Sherman ana 'he ieaui
ness Of Sheridan. and spoke OF Lincoln as oo
all these qualities. He mentioned the proNuen
that had attended the Nation and sara 'he MAY N.Y.
va,t.d for Its loading until 1920, waited for L.ne
49, Ca,,,r and John Knox 1t also providen-
t,al that Napoleon needed money before inc pA'
~ Waterloo and sold to our country tnfoue" 'o"o'
tbe Valley OF the Mississippi. the Kew H. Ho''
r.nrerenting the rank and file OF the Army maui /"
sn.nch which reused the old soldiers Inc she"s
~ nstrotic songs by the thousands assembled WIS
most Inspiring . c. ,rho
The members Of the woman's Relief Corps, VINO
attend Chautauqua every year, formed Pern"He".
association this afternoon. Mrs. Catherhe bahei VI
Corps No. 49, of jamestown, Is the president anu '
" H. Scott OF Corps No. 90, OF syracuse is ucssuie
Mrs Ellen n Putnam, of Buffalo, president OF 'he
Woman,s Relief Corps. OF NewforK STATE was pee"'
.odov ON the platform were Theodore L. Poole com
rander OF the G. A. II. Department OF Ne"-iork anu
II lie F. Brown William IL. Scott, r. W. behis anu
A. E. Curtis adede camps
The Chautauaua school Of Music closed its summer
s,or +odav Dr. H. R. Palmer is the principal.
IL &c musician Of broad education and large e4-
variance and the author of many musical WORKS Inc
rhaut.uoua Chorus has numbered so members TINS
resr The music department has had a most success
f1 season a distinct advance on any previous year
The violin department, conducted by Herr As'e-
mann of Boston, feature Of the school, has peeh
remarkably successful
The Rev Dr. j. Monroe Gibson left Chautauqua ia'c
yesterday for Toronto. DIR. Gibson Is one OF the
s,x counsel Of Chautauqua, by whom the course oil
Tho Cbautauoua Literary and Scientific Circle Is pre-
Arsd He is pastor Of st. Johns wood Presbyterian
c,ano, Iondon and came to America to be present
81 rbontauoua and later to attend the Presbyterian
Convention nj Toronto DR.. Gibson lectured yester-
6av ON aThe Unity and Symmetry OF the Bible
The Lotus Glee Club, of Boston, will give concert
this evening The club has been at Chautauqua lot
three weeks and has earned popularity and deserved
srccess The personnel of the quartet has remained
the for seven years ana 1To ndIvda singers
re anelv cultivated voices Of remarkable range
and good duality and they sing with great dencaey
~ SION clear enuncation and perlect snau,ne
Miss Helen B. Babcock, reader who Is highly spoken
OF, win read for the first time al 'hau'auq"" ''''
evening. -, ~, Choutoucua
1itersrv and Scientific Circle is held daily, and meet
mrs az the classes for business connected WIN the
work OF the coming year take place AT .ie LEA
at C6auauqua during this week The last excnr. $50.
of the season left for Niagara Falls this morning wh
500 CbautauQuans In the party.