Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-11
rewarded for verify beliove that "ot euch are
the kingdom OF Heaven"
"Thcrc ia n tuturc. on thank God,
OF hfe this - 80 small part;
'Its dust 10 duat beneath tho sod.
Huf thcro An fBorp- IT'S lpart la Hcart

" lhcre II n futurc. on tnhnk God,
OF hfe this - 80 small part;
'Its dust 20 duet beneath tho sod.
But there, Up thero, 'tis heart 90 heart"
Tho address of Colonel Elicit was fro
qucntly interrupted by applause, and the
veterans were VOcifcrous whom be re-
marked that they had both loyal and a
moral right - seccdc.
leo Reosives an Ovation.
Tho Richmond orator had hardly taken his
scat when the vast RssemDiagc. recognizing the
familiar ince oi litz Le9 upon tho platform, be-
gan crying "Lcci' " "Lcol" Colonel Archer
then. WITH manifest pride, introduced tho OK
Governor
After tho storm OF applauso Ind suhsldoI
General Lee mace a short but beautiful AMI de-
cideoiy appropriate address. IN opening lie
said that he had made every effort g accent tho
iuyii0tou 90 kindly rendered him by ih9 ladies'
Of tho oakwo1d Memorial Association, because
he causiie-od So a duty that lie owed TO ms dcai
comrades and because of his nppIeclat on o. tho
efforts o. The patriotic and devoted mcinuefs OF
the Organization tApp'ause
lhe Ex-Governor faid 30 renlzci that Rich
inoui vac fast becoming monumental city. He
saw on youder libby hin tho splendid shalt
thnt was hcing erected 20 tho memory % The
private soldiers and sailors of tho Confoierary:
on oil mdes he ohacryed hgnl-omo monuments
commo norat.ve ot tho deeds o., the great ch.of-
tame Of tho C0niedcrg'~ army, nu1 ne felt
rr"Il tnat ruru t.1c sentiment st,l
lived IN tlc Aearis ot ths people bat Lo waut-
"1 f.Hrn than 8ll Go sre rlustrcctet here ga ~
o. tlc .euo:y ~ the southern women. Great
nVp.eu-cl Ie stttoj tlat This mOnGmcnt
should Oc oi Vhit"sf marble. commemorative n
a. nob.o dNeie, loving knlnesa,s 100 ;ruo pa
tri.tl-u, tar patience, ana tuo purity Ol the "a
Dies 90 thls i'lr land. Alpnls,I
irIs ~ APPROPRIATE Day.
General Loo taeu took ap he appropriateness
of the i"e.l'u of thc iOtE ~ NAY ~ the OAK
wood AssocIatOu - 'is hcmorIti-bay. o. being
ttt Anniversary o, the irafI - G. neral ~t.uc-
wall jackson. The speaker 81. ko 10 most feeling
ami pathetic tc-usof Tier great southern chef
tain. ii- ot'c1pt'cn OF ttn 'aih OF Jackson wAs
,, b"sa.'ai ana imgro,''.ye' een1 ii Tas
told ~ how Jn.aaop raj uiten two
days aud shfs IN or1"r - meet lce ana
fp"" other Ceus'nla for "a con'crsu" . at tho h.Is
appointed c.i bow whom tIn luur had arrived
tle gr"at "stouowHu WIS found uuon TIE sp.',
bui lls weary loIm SO upon thn crO ii, where
8. hul dropped from fatigue ana exhaustion, fhe
uniform WAS al soiei and covered with aust,
and tho grand toailcm general was sound
.GfauI saliier jackson was." reelected Cen
cral Ice. 1u be referred e. tA" leap co. "Stono-
wall from % professors cl1Ir nt The Virginia
Military Institute % llc very storms 70 W1r ana
only ;o leo.mo ono oi the fioator generals The
country b tI ever SOL. %.
Ia "a, .ur. General Lot assured 90" ladies That
it uu. .lchtutI proper tllI they sl0lt upon
eIrh o.c.l-iuns lct tu..r tc0ris ami thoughts
tlrr tu these cro4t mon auI tlrIr heroic sub
ordinate, wlo iol tor the.r country sake.
Ihc large as4omuare taeu sang "My toln-
trr, r.- Of tlHr. ana 'hr hoac 4lclon was pro-
u040cei iv Row J.. W. barton.
During t.e iuferl9l-...u between the prayer
Cd. acy. tir CANNON haI colonel -I.ttH ulq-
son no lloW.ttrr b1hl tiscolf-ti pretty &C.
io.tDu.
I4e ls'alien ~ Infantry 70 m1r-hlne 90 tho
carlc.rrF passed tlr0Ggu 'api'ni square, Va're
20 handsome hHrH vretti, pr scented ~ tho
W4.t"- It-ht Guard Captain Frank W. trr-
ungiams ri4i hny'' N91 placed upon ih'
monument ff-l'fH4 ~.l.' VAL fN'at.I I f