Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-31
TIE NORTHERN DEAD
c.,,el Charles MarshaIl's Grafton a,
the Tomb of Grant
HARRISON AT ROCHESTER.
,,..,,en There Of = Soldiers Monu-
meot-ciiy cro~ded-rhe President
enthusiastically Received.

I,-,ieers OF the multitude at the memo
o,,rrises to-day IN front Of the tomb
c.oeral Grant. The crowd was very
,.,ne The following was the order of
I"s',,crciscs: Hymn. America" by the
'. ana audience: Ritual of the
CD Army 81 the Republic, Com
- Thomas ". Topham; anthem.
N'a INTO The Lord, 0le Mighty by the
rrsvcr. hy the Rev. Mason Gal
t, haplain L. s. Grant Post; ritual,
s+.nacr lopham; Grafton, General
o Porter, oi the stat of General
i-.. ritual. bv the officer OF the day and
r.-t commander; anthem, In the
-. and. b" by tho choir; oratIon. Colo
81 Chsiles Marshall, Of the staff of Cen
fr.. anthem, Blessed are the Ma
t. hy tho choir: benediction: taps
".~.f salute hy a vessel Of the United
,... navy DoXology 10y choir aud au-
oelce.
,,fcNgL w,RsBAIl's BsNiARSs.
-7.n-inclpal grafton was delivered by
o-.t Charles Marshall, who was chief
.,.qto General Lee. the Confederate
..-.rrfar. Among other things be sand:
sr... rai easy for me 10 express thoughts
$1,000 eccuo before me inspires in my
l.-5 ana in the mind OF every man who
-t.-s.enis tho full meaning Of this occs-
Sion who were arrayed against each
,u deadly strife are now met to-
to so honor 10 the memory of one
led one part OF this audience TO i
-.~rf.tr and absolute victory over the
,.,- vet ~ the hearts Of the victOrs
n.-, is no feeling # triumph. and in the
t.s-t> NJ the yeDQUished there IS no bit
,l-r,ss. no humiliation"
30 sUCH PEAcE As OURS.
lte- referring 10 the bitterness Of the
,,-a.-f and Che fact that the combaiants
..-.-slr dispersed az the end of the war.
i.e.I. NO such peace as our peace
,.- followed immediately upon such a
..uu.atclv 40 the mercy OF the Veto
$3.50 Nortu. and yet the sound OF the
i... -.p lai scarcely died away when not
--r~ .eace bat peace and goodwill were
..t.tetI.hed. and the victoTs and the
,.-.g. she'd took up the work Of repair
...t Die damages OF war and advancing
81. cannon welfare Of tho whole country
,s.ftIs cd relations. social, commercial.
rri political. between the people of the
"a. sections had never been disturbed
In speaking ot General Grant. the orator
.r.-.t.r Great Is were his achieve
,..-- % war. | think his GROWING glory
v,str.t ot q pcacemaker. and that TO HIM
g. he blessing promised u peace
.-...ls visited the tomb throughout the
5..sri irsny most handsome floral offer
ms including one from President Harrl-
g.. Htre deposited upon II.
The New York Paralr.
NV YohE. MAY S0.-At sunrise to-day
cha ns-. .uaI. state, and municipal flags
vs-. displayed at halt-mast, and the stars
"a stripes Seated from every hGg-pole in
tt..iv. s sharp shower fell at 9 o'clock.
faL.ur fixed Tor the start of the parade,
lrt.t Ind no great effect on the army OF
nm who were drawn upon the plaza at
l.-.-al Park waiting for the signal 70
s-s--. Regular troops. under the command
@ .-ufeaaut-t0l0nel William H. hing,
headed tie procession.
lH.n came the National Guard. the First
Trr.ie. smith Regiment IN three bat
.s.nrs rhe Eighth Regiment. 1wenty-se-
.,rl Regiment in full dress the Seventh
.-tf-.a Uftal'Ons. the Twelfth III three
f.t...aus. and the Seventy-tirst. The
f--f ami second Batteries were next IN
with troop 4. aud the Naval Reserve
t-' cps brought up the rear Of the Ma
anal Grand contingent. After tins came
,G-Ad Army Posts in nine divisions,
v..1 che Old Guard as guard OF honor.
THOUSANDS SAW 1T.
Thousands watched the procession as II
r.-.t.I along she streets. At the statues
~ Fs-rasut. seward, Lincoln, and Wash
i1efoL tae coiors were dropped and the
l-rr- sounded q roll. The route OF the
r.-l.a Was down Fifth avenue % Madison
>r.r.. around the Worth monument.
Is Varor Grant. General O.. O. How
t1 .mmander-in-Cmef John Palmer.
ID. l, staff Of the Grand Army OF the
I..-Ilc. General Wager Swayne, com,
,ar of the military order OF the Loyal
1t--r. and prominent citizens. The pa
ruuaed IFS way down Fifth avenue
o. I-ran = uare. 20 Fourth avenue, and
1rt-.uth street, whore It was dismissed;
arl r.e different GRAND Army posts started
@. De-. rate The graves OF their comrades
- t-e &. meteries.
$50 BRASS BANDS OF MUSIC.
A.orcaAble feature OF heperade was the
t...r.a ot regimeutal bands OF the Ma.
t. Guard. the members Of which hao
..-r. for higher wages. Fife and drum
c--r- supplied the music instead.
Memorial services were held IN most OF
i-- llcles to-day.
ErrlLrUoSAEY HEROES HoSoBED.
The sons OF the Revolution this morning
rated the monument Of General Mont
.rrarv ~ front OF ST. PauPs Church, the
--s-1- of Washington on the sub-Ireasury
steps. and the soldiers monument IL
lrliy clurch-vaTd.
LEY veterans of the Seventh Regiment
job. rated tho monument erected IN Cen
'-. Iark % the members OF the regiment
died ID battle.
At8 o'clock this afternoon special ser
.-- were held al General Grants tomb,
riverside Park.
Iss evening a memorial service was hello
g. Carnegie Music Hall, al which the prlncl
il o.. .rss- was delivered by Congressman
William B0uTke Cochran.
N nRooKLYS.
Ihe 3ay was duly observed in Brooklyn
4l- parade was very imposing. III wa
headed Dv three light batteries OF th'
llrst Artillery and a body OF United state!
names. The Second Brigade, Natlona
Guard. followed after winch came th'
Grand Army posts and the veteran tire
r.a. The route Of the parade was iron
l.-.0r. lyeuue % Lafayette avenue, K
'-euont avenue. 20 Milloughby avenue
&C.. to Cumberland street. where II wa
reviewed bg Secretary of-the-Nayy Tracy
III. Body. and General Slocum. Ate
g.. parade was dismissed the Grand ARM
I.-'s VISITED the cemeteries and decorated
t-r graves % their comrades.
sheridan aud the Irish.
WtsrINGI0S. ID. c., May 30-Memoris
ter5 ea- were held in many Of the churche
Ct t-s District yesterday. and patriotism
t.e tlr theme OF the discourses
l.- cclgre cations were character
r-c ones, being composed
.-a part Of veterans Of the war
Ass Domnic's church Rev. Father Egan
.rcl throughout the war as crap
... .- tle army OF the Potomac, ASKED
members Of his congregation 10 pro
l.t. '1r hm wreath Of flowers that ~
.i' ia company with his com
i-. % Rawlings Post. place on the gray
l.s honorable commander, the hobi'
t.. gallant soldier. iTaye5t Of the brave
'...a te lamc.ted General Ihihp Sher.
.ar "Iils son Of an IRISH laUorer." sii'
l-tt.r Lg4n, has paid III has PATRIOTISM
4 ..A as general, II bis ioNe 10
rra1 institutions, great part OK th'
tu, gratitude due by the lrish 10 th'
t,el States Government for Their GOO
N and hospitality rendered to US lwheI
D. NDfe driven from the homes We loyee
Ne. oy unjust laws made by greedy
l'-. DID,. and pcfhdiOus Euglishmen, WITH
'lt giving those for whom the H. law
Nte made even u voice 10 repIeseh
ta.G.n
TuERATFSING WEATHER.
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