Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-08-31

IN his presidential message to con-
! gress. declared that amid all the cares
and honors Of the office of chief magis-
trate he could not forget that the ties OF
comradeship i'll the Grand Army of the
Republic placed obligations upon him
| equally with the most obscure veteran.
General Harrison may be forgotten by
| the nation At large. as detL5one,l king
is fated to be. but the old soldiers Will
! ever remember that while he was ,rcsi.
| dent h" 49, always u ccmrade i'll sim
| pie, unaffected and hearty way
To explain this comrddeship, which
had its hIrta So LuIEhly ia the hearts Of
| few men and las grown until 1t af-
fects the lives of 5uO. 900 veterans. would
puzzle the shrewdcst of thu initiated.
Many an idea from tho time II tile great
ta!liean down E.~ swept the world
from is teet and yet could not n. *
pIainnl \ veteran one day entertained
company " his rr,iMcn;al comraaes
III arms " lis homo ami utr,!ucri
them g. hi~ Ge'ot,d yo.aG wife u- 'i.e--
iio THINK the tuu,t " IN ali I'LL" world.
Tears came INTO tln startled woman.
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the same quirk consclenc" 70 discover
The error rs taelr more discreet brothers,
only gv" tncm time They Will So the
error aAd rLt" i or avo:1 repetition.
ant.t = c"hrAteanp 10 Eive them time
and not force the good work by jealous
preaching. Ihrre Is only one spirit that
can rule the Grand Army or that docs
rule II IN the long run, and that i the
spirit of true comradeship, the fraternal.
charitable, devoted spirit Of brothers,
The Masons have their differences and
their discipline to themselves, and the
church has the same in 50 far a. i can
have them and not revive the oiious In
QUESTION.
The Grand Army is 50 constituted that
discretion must be LIFT to individual
members and posts. 1t is not an insti-
tuition emanatlng from center. The
life Is IN the individuals who associate
themselves i'll post There in the post.
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