The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-27
GRAVES OF THE HEROES.
Memorial Day Everywhere Observed
in the South.

drer Take Part in the Exercises at
Many Points-Lad1es OF the memo
rialA Associations StreIv the Flowers .
Augusta, Ga, April -o--OOuleutidut
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oral holiday The banks and public Of
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confederate survivors met ana were al
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afternoon the soldiers graves were u'Co-
rated nv the Ladies Memorial AssOcia-
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bV Hugh V Washington Of Macon.
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The following are extracts from Jne du-
dress delivered to-day before the Memo
rial Association of Augusta by Hugh Y.
WASHINGTON.
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no paupers in the south, and when it
was INVADED. each man Iell Ihat ms
ha trea ana IN, l indemerSt life Of The sol,tb
arner ba6 GeveIonaT in the biobeet degree
the moral qualities of manhood His nobler
ideas had not been perverted by avarice nor
his native INDEPENDENCE sacrificed to the arti-
nclaHues OF Guy ne. IN tue SuuIntlh dIIlleo
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ing blood with no higher incentive than a
paw roll In moral qualities the rank and file
of the southern armies were the flower of the
nineteenth century civilization, and so
cnangeo are tne Oh me Vn"' ulal
.
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ses mat ever blade of grass is kent 10 lis
proper lenqth. and to watch over the graves
OF the federal soldiers who died for the union.
here rs another c!ass-no marble may
marx men simple graves. no val OF stone
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where sleep the manly forms of the coufeder-
ate soldiers. They deserve these things, but
they need them not. The earth may tremble
an w sSuiplu5e al stones may tali une ana
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mains in prosperity the memory of the con
federate dead will live in heart and brain
THE DAY At ATLANTA.
Atlanta. Ga. April 26-Memorial dav
was appropriately observed here to-day
honors being paid to the dead heroes of
the lost cause. As the procession was
about forming the clouds, mindful of their
tribute to the confederate dead, shed a
few tear drops, and then all was fair and
bright and the parade proceeded unin-
terupted to the cemetery, where flowers
were strewn on the graves Gen Holtz-
claw of Alabama, the orator of the occa-
sion, delivered an address at the GENE
terry rarely equaled for eloquence and
power.
APARADE AT AMERICUs.
Americas, Ga, April 26.-Memorial day
was observed by a suspension of all bus
mess during the afternoon. The Ameri-
Gus Light Infantry, Harmon Division
Uniform Rank Knights of Pythas con
federate veterans, school children bear
ing floral tributes and many citizens in
carriages and on foot marched in an i'm
posing procession to Oak Grove cemetery.
There, after prayer by Rev. w. w.
Walker Col. w T. Lane introduced
Judge John P. Ross of Macon, who de-
aivered the memorial address. IL was
eloquent and pathetic and by all pro
nounced the very best ever delivered in
Americas on a like occasion. G. w.
Glover as marshal of the day commanded
the procession.
1ov1NGr.y rADFV WITH 81 ovrps
Nfinodooy,ilIo % All oe NTa.....;.,
$500. ~ Siu.2 apIlI
Frank Little of Sparta delivered the ad
dress to an audience of nearly 1000 PEG
pie, 300 of whom were Georgia Norma
and Industrial College girls, each bearing
a beautiful bouquet wreath or Other