New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-31
FAMILY PRESENT

tomb made background on which was the IN
s.r.ptlon In letters Of blue velvet: The National
-. Shall BE HIS Forever" Many floral pieces
were set against the side OF the tomb. when was
filled with palms and other tropical plants
Mrs l. : Grant, Colonel Frederick ID. Grant ana
,ts f,,,pv were seated under canopy. Near
,he,, ,,era ,he members o: the Chinese Consulate
DO, ,hi. civ I'm their striking Official dress. num-
her OF prominent mcn and women or the CITY were
seated near by. Park policemen, VINO were pr'S'
IN ureser,.e lines about IN" tomb. permitted tne
great crowd - stand on the grassy slope on d"
sides - the inc'osure
f.y minutes before p. m. the members OF
7. : Grant Post. headed by band and es-
cartel by S,einweAr Post. marched 10 the tomb
They cnrrioI one O., the OIL battle flags USED IN
,A. war anl - large horal wreath. me Oahu
flave.l America" AMI the persons present Joh''
n singing Ny Country. us ~ Thee. 'o"-
,,,.i.r lanes Dean read tho ritual Of The Orand
Army ~ the Republic IN memory OF dead corn
r,lcs. anl a prayer Was offered oy the rev LOWS
II ro,,e a. member OF the post. The hymn
..,,.,..r Nv cd. 10 Thee was sung by me au-
Jie.... A~a " Trnncy. OF Broo%lyn. delivered
~. o-,,i,n or the occaeion. He said In part;
IL rs now tv-nty-n!nc years since me war shI o
-, -. ,erai Io~ In hat s,ione hour OF the Nation
,'c,,r,. Tax. your horses home With you for you
,Di ySant th.m - ID your spring work Win;
Words %. eu0gy ID matter how loving Aul NJ!
hnsrn can hov. but little meaning in such al
b"ur a. this and can add nothing 10 hs glory or
rcr"nn General Grant though lead. walks the
t,,g.s n American history with stately tread bu''
',iliers ami citizens II We would honor n" mem
,-v d., General Grant arigh'. II We would give ~
,n. lad soldiers OF the Republic The fu m"asut
~ .uf sratltlIe and love. we can DO u oniy ny
herDlcaIiy Defeating ourselves u the worA they
lcft u- - DO -, ,At. t.,d
In thls spirit then lot us seek 10 free thls land
u the wiiherlns curse OF intenper4nce Mlnn ne ne
hllioi-boN lies he destiny % the k~pubc ana the
,,nif,-. u the people. BEFORE - the rich ana me
poor me learned and the unlearned. stand IN ao-
'.ll,e equality II you would have your laws pa
frloc AMI Intelligent. your voters must b" paflotc
and Intelligent Every voter should he required 20
r.nl his ballot before De IS allowed 10 cast a haI-
20; -, .,A,..
Next to the ballot box stands the schoolhouse,
III IA man 20 through a FchO0irOOn on MS way 10
he ballot box and ri take the chances of his
voting right. -
III. schools and that the English language. w .
want but one nag Il. this country and mat oli
GLORY" as the soldiers loved 10 coll II. American
industries should be owned By American capltai ana
monaged ~ American brains md not by stranger
No European capitalist should ever be allowed 70
IN the price OF "a loaf OF bread or days work IN
/ this land
Af,er the singing OF the Doxology the Rev Mason
Gallagher chaplain Of the post. pronounced the
bencdicton Then the drum sounded taps ami II
National salute was nrcl the monitor Mlanto-
nomoh which was at anchor In the Hudson River