Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-30
ON PATRIOT GRAVES.
Continued from Third Pdge.)

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in the war Of the rebellion have made an excep-
tional record in civil life since the war closed.
In the national and state governments are
found worthy representatives. of that grand
army. Many Of our comrades occupy distin-
guished positions in the literary and business
of our great colleges and in the pufpits of all
our churches are to be found comrades OF the
oIahu ARMY OF he hepuohc- MANY vi tneIi,
~efe private soihefs' 'he equais III aeihy VI
tne men Nno eonhahueu ui'slons anu army
eorPs-
THE NATION DEBT.
The nation has done much for those who
fought its battles We should remember that
we owe it to ourselves TO be good citizens and
to aid in every way possible to perpetuate the
great blessings which God has vouehssIeo W
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will take onr nIsces ond car-I, Forward the good
work OF bonoripo the memory Of the nation
dead. We have eyery reason 10 believe that this
will he lone Tba oroat interest which il being
manifcs,sd in tbe o2g,nization of the Sons and
Daughters of the Revolution is gratifying evil
tence that onr posteritv will feel a inst pride
in the record We have made as soldiers and
saviorz Of the Union
The rolls Of the revolutionary armies are be-
ing examined by people Of every degree TO
ASCERTAIN IN any Of their ancestors served in
that war. Wherever n name is found. a whole
family feel iustIy proud in being able to point
to an ancestor who was a brave and gallant pa
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FATHER TowLEs ADDRESS.
Father Towle expressed his gratitude at being
present with the assembly. who, irrespective of
creed race or nationality were gathered under
,le roll abi.a and Il,a the 40 for which our
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their Ives for their country Not since
man inhabited the earth have armies fought
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THE ToNB OF GEN LOGAN
The tomb Of Gen. Logan was the first one
visited ard then the grave of Gen. Hunt. where
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