St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-13

States infantry, three cheers were given
with will for the speaker.
Mai. Joseph W. Paddock, ex-com-
mander Nebraska commandery, spoke
of the ideal soldier, paying high tribute
TO tine men who came from the farms,
from the workshops. from the offices
and from the counters, and showed that
these rather than the reckless front
iersmen or the staggering roust-
abouls made the ideal soldiers
of the war Without these the great
captains. the maStprly leaders and the
exalted commanders must have failed.
He spoke OF an incident at Galena when
the people met To consider the proprety
Of raising the first company. They
talked pro and con. The proposition
met with much opposition. A quiet
man sat on the window sill; he had
come in. as if not desi:ing to attract
attention. and when called on for re-
marks, reluctantly responded by point
ing 10 flag which graced the platform,
and said: Nv here that emblem of Il
nations patriotism goes l shall go; L
hope the company will be raised. and
allow me to be the first to place my name
on the roll. This was Rawlings, and
he spoke of others noted as ideal sol
dierS, but paid highest tribute 10 the
genuine volunteer who enlisted without
the Stimulant of bountieS-who came
100000 more responsive to Lincoln's
call.
Rev. John Paul Egbert, d. D.. OF st.
Paul, made most excellent address,
one of the very best ever delivered be-
fore this commandery, and Gen.
Walker, of Indiana, followed with
scholarly paper full of practical wisdom
and patriotic sentiment. Bishop Ireland
was forced to respond 10 repeated calls,
but reminded them that the midnight
hour was time tor repoSe
The music, instrumental and vocal.
was excellent and many ladies observed
The proceedings of the evening with in
terest from the balcony. Col. E. G.
Mason presided and Maj. White was
everywhere leading, directing and con-
lrihuting TO the enjoyment and the sue
ceSs of the occasion.
GUESTS OF THE COMNIANDERY AND OF
MEMBERS.
The following we're among those
present at the banquet:
Hon. knute Nelson. Mai Joseph W.
Paddock, Rev. John Paul Egbert. ID. D.,
Col. j. l.. Summers, Jules LumDard,
Hon. Alexander Ramsey. Hon. Henry
Watterson, Rev. Edward P. IngerSnll, ID.
D.,COl. W. l.. Wilson, Archbishop Ireland.
Hon: A. ID. Thomas, Bishop Charles Ii
Fowler, Hon. c. (. Flandrau. Hon. A.
No;
ton B. Stearns, L. 5. A; Bishop NJ. n.
Gilbert, Joseph a. Wheeluck, Prof. w.
w. Folwell, Charles p. Moves,
Col. Peter T. Swaine, U. s. a.:
Capt. F. W. hoe. L. S. A.:
Rev. Pleasant Hunter, Col. S. d. Roy
erS, Lieut.. II. c. Hale, Z. S. A.: Presi-
dent q. Ii. Bridgeman. Hamline; q. Ii.
Daggett. W. j. Dyer. p. j. Smalley,
Capt. j. W. Hannay, U. S. A.; Mai. VI.
Davis, I. 5. A Col. A. C. Morton.
NJ. L. HaliOwell, Gen. l.. Blanden.
Col. John ID. Black. II. p. Hall,
Gen. W: b: Bend, Maj. w. A. Jones. U.
;. A; Maj. c: E. B!iyen, Lieut.. c. w.
Kennedy, u. s. A; Lieut.. w. c. Butler
[. 5. A; Hon John Day Smith. com
mander g. A. B.; Rev. j. j. Fonde.
Rev. S. q. Smith. Capt. NJ. Il. Flint,
Capt ). W. Jacobs, U. S. A;
Mai. W. X. Whine, U. S. A.;
Capt. H. c. Carbaugh, U. S. A.:
W. L. Banning, E. Ii. Cutler. J. III.
Powers, Daniel X. Noyes. NJ l.. Tim
berlake, Il. l.. Beardslee, Col Rodney
Smith. U. 5. A, John Townsend,
Dr.. e.. r. Metcalf. G. 3. Gilbert,
J: NJ. Hannaford, Charles Ii. Bigel0w,
Hon. William B. Dean, Rev. Y. p. Nor
gan. +: Def. Barnett, Smith w. Fiske,
DR.. j. +. Fulton, Z. E. Mayo, j. C. Nc
William, WILTON, I)oo;I D.al-.
c. W. Fisher, +. B. Kellogg, G. Stees,
Hon, c. \. Otis, DR.. E. F. Perkins, G.
D: Farwcll, Claiming Seabury. A. ".
!4indeke, I. l.. Schurmeier, E. A. Hem
inway. Col. William Leggett, F. q.
Meyerhaeuser, Rev. o. H. Elmer,
L. l.. PanderS, Howard f. Ware,
Z. s. Fellows, S. A. Appleton, +. w.
Appleton. II. E. Randall, GA. Hughes,
{. a. McMahon,E E. p. Ware, j. A.Swen-
son, John Ickler. John F. Baker,
Il. 5: Moss, Hon. w. l.. Kelly,
/. 7. McMahOn, j. y. DOnahOwer, Dir.
a. Z: Williamson. Rev. S. A. Crothers,
X. W. Mars. Charles w. AmeS. II. p.
Mueilberg, Rev. w. Hewell. A. +. Kelly,
Col. Joseph Bobleter, E. G. Hay. Ken,
meth Bryan, Il. E. Leach, l.. c. Stevens,
e. II. Davidson, A. B. Drscoll, &. III.
Peake. II. Is. WenZell. F. G. Stevens.
+. Y. Plat, DR.. b. j. Merrill, Frank
II. Carleton. A. e. Van Meter, Charles
Nichols, Mn. Cross. Hon. Daniel Fosh.
I. j. BartleSOn, Rev. q. r. Merrill,
DIR. I. c. Clark, Hon. A. F. Koemer.
Hon: ). w. Leavitt. DR.. j. Schadle, p.
ID. u tiey, }. h. VanDerly. w. A. God
Wood, DR.. DOrman, II. l.. Greene. S.
NJ. Hayes, }. }. McCardy, WI. C. Ken
yon. Z. ID. O'Brien, George HUM.
MEMBERS.
Capt. J. 2. Alien. j. II. Ames. Gen.
h I. Adams. ID. d., w. p. Allen, c. C.
Andrews, Samuel Appleton, James
Compton, ID. q. Coykendall, Jas. Cravs,
>. \. Cross, W. 7. Cross. w. H. Davies,
d. l.. Danforth, j. Ii. Davidson. S. Lee
Davis. W. B. Dixon, d. A. Dodge, T.
Doherty, J. II. Baker, q. G. Barnum,
II. W. Bates, c. II. Brulton, Samuel
Bloomer, DIR. G. G. Byrne, u. S. A.:
y. Z. DOnah0wer. A. Il. Bigelow, Rev.
.. Eddy, Il. A. W. Fairweather, T. E.
Bishop, L. j. Farnum. H. Farnsworth
Jr., W. II. Baxter, Edwin Dunn, J.
W. BIsnOp, DIR. l.. ID. Flagg, w. r.
Bourne. b. w. BrunscD, g. A. Campbell,
w. ID. Faulkner, Kenneth Clarke, L.W.
Campbell &. G.Ciarke, James Gillian,
q. W. Clark Jr., Ii. S. Cole, j. F. Force,
Dr. u. +. French, Capt. w. Ger
lach, ID. y. Castle, DR.. NJ. Gilmore,
IL. Z. Goodenow, l.. w. Collins,
Dr. u. NJ Goodnow, Rukard Hurd, r.
Is. HartZeli, c. w. Hackett, Capt. Jo-
seph Hale. L. 5. A; C. w. Hardacre,
+. 3. Hart, w. ID. Hale, E. d. Libbey,
Maj: Charles Mcclure, u. S. A.;
w. 3. McCord. DR.. S. G. Mccormick,
Dr. Archie McI,ar p ID Mcmillan