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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-08-25
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Tell the miners for me that | shall promote
their interests to the utmost of my ability, be-
cause their prosperity is the prosperity Of the
nation; and we shall prove in very few years
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-05-23

A6 cd po6atku pravideln6ho Ease
danf uplynulo jiz pol roku, neproiel
posud ami jediny rozpocet obema
snGmovnama. v snGmovne poslanch
pfijato bylo dev6t ze ctrnacti roz-
pocta do pocatku minuleho tydne,
ale senat posud nenf hotov ami q jed.
MIN a celkem jest kongres nynejaI
y t6to v6ci daleko pozadu "a jinymi.
Kdyz Sc pred 4 lcty jednalo zakou
McKinley-ho, byly touto dobou pti-
iaty jiz til rozpocty obema snemov-
mama.
We ctvrtek v senatu jednano o
navrhu senatora Lodge, ably zyolen
byl vysetfujfcf vybor k zjist6nf
podstaty pov6sti 0 pokusu uplacenf
n6kterych clend a navrh opraven v
ten smysl, ably vysetfeny byly
vsechny povesti, / ony, ktere pred
mdsfcem pffcin6 ella ma cukr, Sc
roznasely. Ia vybor vysetfovacf
zyolsni senatofi Gray, Lindsey,
Lodge, Allen Il Neb.) a Davis. PAX
jednano dale celni pfedloze ma
nekolik pollock bylo clio zvyseno.
" patek usneseno, ably cd pom.
delka pecfnaly sexenf 10. hodinou.
Celnf debata ten den valne pokro-
ella, an projednano jedenact stra
nek.--Za to sobetu malo prace
vykonano, ale pfijata fada roz-
manitych pfedloh mensf mfstnf
dhlezitosti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-05-23

n a kFAtLoa dol,ou Jane skoBtili
plshlsd eboholal tlnhos,i 20 mina
ljeh . mtsleA .ssasli l.me. ls tel,
lsfs - amt, Ldy pfees otskAvk -,
IL skoro vaiehhi pGsdplati, mkms
vice "a dlahAeh q odbsuislb, rel
bfio dnem ! iilssl Kan 10 ma
st.,i ! riss 'iiohy jsou ssofo ssA.
ls s,sinA. sdyi plilds sobois esb 90
iAlsk mt.iee, mnai to bti iolis sel
dolafh 60 dive . vkrnaii picdpIsi-
nal,o tinf nam obiiIs vslika. vims
oysem, ie sgu nskieli, Ieni nksled
tsm tfsn6 plsdpIriii nemoh5u
Wax veltk stjiina jes, dojisia tech,
ktefym by 10 nerphsobilo iAjnt
nspohodIi a mohIi by piedplatiti.
kdyhy ehteli. X takoyym imeno
siie - obfaeime - snatnou ihdo@ii,
by nee tAlell . yfedpIaeenim. ~
skrovn6 dastsy, jei cd odbsratsl6 /
po,s ioskni name, obnAif pies s70o0
4 kdybyohom Ien poloyici q mich
byli obdrleli, ncvid6li byChom o
iAdnt nesnkri Jeden ssem pomori
nemhte, ale ysiebni pomohou jedno.
mu snadno, aueb Iej .nadno do ne.
snati uyrhnou. Pfoto ihdame jesli
jednou dhtEliyt pftdplhceite
axt Yyd. Pokroku hip.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-05-23
Kronika udaIostf.
Armady nezamestnanych.

Kellyho armada mfru ukazala,
10 take dovede byti bojovnou. TAX
v Fldon, Ia, bylo "generalovi"
oznAmeno, 10 v mes.6 samotn6m
pfistati nesmf, alebrz M dv6 mile
"a mestem. To SO "vojfnam" ne.
lfbilo ! oxbrojivse Sc klacky ka-
menfm pustili SO do hfednikd v
pfiStanf Jim pfekazejfcfch a nastala
tahanice, prdbehem kter6z armada
mfru" volala: "Zabte 10 ! Utopte
je !" atd. Dva obcan6 byli "vojfny"
potlu6eni, nezli vsak serif pfisel
na pomoc, byla armada jiz ma lod.
kach a plula dale. Dva zatoenf
"vojfni" jsou propusteni, kdyz byli
slfbili, ze zahy odejdou. General"
Kelly doufa, 10 dostane sc mu /
ma dale dosti potravy vseho po-
tfebn6ho od obyvatelstva NEST po-
del bfehu, jez tdmaf pfedstihujf Sc
tom, ally armady vzdy co nejdffv
se zbayily.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-05-23

asi ilso0o Mathis ptiAls Fft
~ lfassa esksfniho. We sllsda %
dsl sssaso' i.oiga aAvfh, sby poss.,
ialo byls syassIsna . ! toms htsla
pslltlennA komiae ss0lsns.
ssnaior VOORHEES,, pledssia keml.
81 plsiloiil ' htsft stpoaly dlsda
pokladaIho ohisdat siAky .ssbJ eel.
~, jss byia die ,kkons McKinIeys,
lsL plijsta ' snspoyet e Iit nasf
lena seskta. rlmtf ten les, "a.
siedajiei. de sprAsy "A
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-05-23
MOVE zpRAM DOMACI.
poiitioISc.
Y washIngtonn.

v snemovn6 poslsneck6 iednano
pondllf zaleiitostech districtu
Columbia. - V dtcry pfedseyzato
dalsf Jednanf rozpo6tu pro namof-
nictvo a tyz odpoledne pfijat. PAX
ptedevxato jednanf o rozpoctu pro
odbor hospodatsky. -- We stfedu
jednhnf tema rozpo6tu pokraco.
vano razne opravy a dodatky pfi-
iaty.
We ctvrtsk snemovn6 poslanc6
jednalo Sc o rozpoctu pro politely
odboru hospodafskeho hlavn6 o
epolozku pro vyaetfovanf zajmu
ravodhovanf.-V patek jednAno o
pfedloEe pro odbory zAkonodarny,
, vtkonny pravnf po yecernfm
xasedAnf odrocila se snemovna do
pondelka.
Y senatu zapo6al pond6lf sedmy
tyden debaty celnf, kterem den &c
dne Sc pokracuje. Jest to debata
podrobna a skoro Ike vsem clankdm
6ini &c navrhy ma zmsnu, jez ale jsou
skoro smahem zamftany, vyjma ia.
kovych, jez demokraticka financni
komise sama odporucf. V htery
podal senator Allen, populista Me-
brasky, navrh resoluce, kterou zada
80 sekretaf pokladny, ably podal
xpravu, kolik osob zamestnano Jest
prdmyslech elem chransnycb, po-
oct osob, ma jichz mzdu md ochrana
! celnf icinek, pocet osob, ma n6z ne
ma ochrana celnf dcinek, pocet osob
jez zavisf na trhu zaLrani6nim pro.
dejem svych vyrobkh, po6et osob
domorodcn, naturalizovanyoh oboa-
n6 neob6an6, zam6stnanych prh-
..myslu chranenem pocet domorodch
a naturalizovanych obcana, jichz mf-
sta zaujali neobcani. Senator Chand.
Ter upoxorfioval Allena, ably 81 drive
rozmyslil, zja.li sekretaf pokladny
mhze takov6 resoluci vyhoyet I'd.
danou zpravu podat. - We stfedu
dospel senat k jednanf oddeleni
olejfch pfijal nektere opravy, 6e-
lief ku svyseni ella mad mfru navrho.
vanou.
Zna6nou pozornost budf povest
10 senatorhm Kyleovi re South Da
koty Huntonovi yirginie nabf
zeny byly penfze, ably pry hlasovali
proti ptedloze celnf a sice nabidnuto
pry bylo Kyleovi $4,000 Hunton-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-05-23

NvHthW y" ftt " NUN J w buN@H.
,ssho pJtFebneho.
Coxeyi.tt dopadeni ye forsythe,
Mont, q rattenf milioi, pontyadt
81 uali Wax, Isoa dne 80. I, m.
piedvedeni spolkovtmu soadoi
Knowlesoyi. a. byIo itch odsoa.
reno, spolu vhdci, ma fleet doh
do okfesnfho ytrenf q ntkteFf al na
iest mtsioh, kdeito druxi Jsou pro.
pusttni, kdyi byli slibili, ie ylaky
Northern Pacific drkhy noobaji ma
pokoIi.
Konstebl Flcestern, jeni rat6cn
byl v Auburn, kal, pro zastfeleni
yadce "armady neramestnanych"
Paisleye v tabanici dfednfkh .
"yojiny" u Rock Linn, Jest dne 30.
I. m. obialoby nan yEnesen6 pro.
pusten.
Po drAre Denver Il Gulf Pueblo
pfijela pfednf strai "xApadni arma.
dy" do Denver. Bglo jich nakolik
set draba chtfc yyhnouti sc cdr.
zenf We spojenf po pffpade ! pfc
ruseni t6hoz, raddji "vojaky" cd.
vezla. Nezamestnanf Denver
vytrhnon onou armadou ma Wash.
ington ] pocfta Sc, ze bude jich 700.
! Michael Fitzgerald, vhdce novo.
anglick6 armAdy, byl Philadel-
phia, Pa, propulsion vezenf ma
zaruku. TSz minule byl zatcen,
ze vzdor zakazu sel do mesta. Hned
jakmile byl propulsion odesel do
Baltimore "za vojem" SWIM.
Jacob s. Coxey, vadoe armady
mfru, objeyil se dne ls. t. m. vecer
v sfni "Clover Clubu" We Phila-
delphi pine vale6ne uniform6 a
Ivyyolal velikou sensaci. Byl tam
\ banketu pozvan, avsak nekolik
"vynikajfcfch" zdrahalo Sc jfsti s
MIN jednoho stolu. Mezi mimi
byl tez velitel miice Snowden,
ktery prohlasil, 10 sc maze 8
Coxeyem setkati va vaznem boji a
ncchce proto MIN sedeti u iednobo
stolu. Ma to byl Coxey Bellevue
hotelu, kde hostina tyla dayana,
odveden cart Dlubem" pax teprve
hody zapocaly. Coxey byl mad tim
dopalen, dal Sc vsak n6kolika pfa.
tely uchlacholit iii 81, 60 zatfm
"vojaci" jeho lezenf Hyatts-
vile, Nd, spokojiti SO museli tim
nejnutnejsfm.
Soudce Miller policejnim soud6
We Washington6 vynesl dne 81. t. m.
rozsudek mad hla ynfm v6dcem ar
mady nezamdstnanych Coxeyem a
pomocnfky jeho Brownem
Christoferem, odsoudiv je kazd6ho
ma 90 dnh do vozenf "a to, ze vzty-
dill prapory pred kapitolem. Coxey
a Brown byli mimo to pokutovani
kazdy s5, ze pfechazeli po prostofe
pred kapitolem.
| D6lnicka osada.
| Vyslanci illinoisk6 federace prace
Madden, Pomeroy, Nee Jeifray,
byli vyslAni do Kalifornie "a ice
lem vyhledanf pozemkh pro chicag.
skon ddlnickou osadu. Nynf sc ma.
vratili a vypravujf, 10 mali asi
tucet nabfdek v okresu Merced PRO
osazenf nezamestnanych delntkh v
Kalifornii. Asi We tfech pffpadecb
nabizf jim pozemky t6mef zdarma
a Pomeroy jest jist, 10 SO podnik
osady zdafi. Mohou usaditi $40
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-05-23

rodin, niohi ksidk by dos,sla po
dyaciii akfeoh a nsImirntjsioh
podminek 1871 pfilat skmtr po-
stayiti na kaldfeh aao akfa
mhstetko aprostied, aby osadnfoi
bydleli 90 molina pohromadt.
70 marsem rApasa
Ma den IL. T. 10. syoIals unio
tkaloh hedyAbntch stub New
Yofku yalnou schhsi "A pFidinon
porady, bude.li 80 We slkyce dale
pokradoyati, u pfijmou II dleuov6
cennik mndy. jak aestsyili ho spoje.
nj toykrnici N. Yorku a Paterson.
DO schhze doslayili so | ndkteff
tkalei Patersonu, kteff vyklAdali
mimo jin6, 10 situace u mich byla
pfiEuiyou a duch mezi stAykujfcfmi
ie panosal, jako byl pied tfinActi
tydny na podatku sthyky. Kdyi
ale minute doala tam zprava, 10
mezi newyorskymi tkalci n6ktera
cast roshodn6 vrhtiti se chce do
prace, tu 10 mysl odvsha mno.
hych klesla. Dosla pax depese
Patersonu sdalila, &c pfi hlasovanf
prave spoctenem rozhodlo 40 51s
6lend, ably Sc pocalo Ease pracovati
"a mzdy die cenniku zam6stnava-
telh, jez znamenajf male zlepsenf,
kdezto pro daisf stavku bylo jen
2o7 hlash. A brzy ma to dosla de.
pese druha, 70 usneseno vratiti SC
do prace "a mzdy die onoho CEN
nfku.
Knez a N aliGkost.
V Aurora, H., mali ode dne Is.
t. m. sensaci; projednavar SO tam
pffpad slecinky Xenie Cummings
owe, 2llet6, jez zaluje katolickeho
farafe Leydona, ze jest otcem jejfho
decka. TAI vypravovala soudu,
10 pAter Leydon caste pozval 81 j
ma faru, kde bavil Sc nj po6atku
0 "duchovnfch" zalezitostech a pa
trne velice SO zajfmal o jeff spasu
duse. V patek dne 10. srpna, 1902,
pozval j, ably no pondelf Ease ma
fare navstfvila. Pfisla pan faraf
vedl j do sv6 loznice, ably j ukazal
fotografii kostelnfho sboru zpo-
vackeho, potom j sgedl. Zalob-
kyn6 ma proti zaletnemu farafi
velmi zavazn6 dakazy. Cfrkevnf
pfedstavenf Leydonovi cekajf jak
process skoncf, dffve nez proti nemu
zakrocf. Jako obycejn6 byva, tax
i tento faraf Leydon t6sil Sc nej-
lepsf pov6sti vsoobecn6 dct6.
Neopatrnosti zfizenci.
V tunelu Standing Rock, ma dra-
ze Newport News & Mississippi
Valley, ma dvanacte mil cd Prince
ton, KY, udala sc dne 10. kvdtna
srazka, jez vyzadala 81 sedm zivot6
lidskych a nakolik osob mimo to
jest poraneno. Srazka udala SO
vaku d6lnick6ho vlakem naklad-
MIN &. so, jenz jel ma zapad. Kon-
dukter vlaku d6lnickeho vyslal sice
jednoho ze zffzench napfed do
tunelu, vsak jel ihnsd "a MIN TAX
sc stale, ze bylo jiz pozda dati paru
zpate6nf, kdyz objevil SO vlak ma
kladnf. Jedenact vozh nahroma.
dilo SO tem6f maiku ma sebe a
vsechny jsou vice meme rozbity.
Tunel byl troskami iplnd uxavfcu
marn6 bylo dsilf zffzenca, ably
trosky hned prvd chvili jak nd.
leaf problddli. spojenf jest ovsem
nfarusapa
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Wyo. MafskI i'i8kham q Idaho
vak pisvspme tato armada % fos.
kaf ma dahf q plsdssds s .oadoi
itihsfgvi, sby 90 W spolkosdm
soadA sodposidali, prod akfaili
miasIe slas drkky Union Pacific.
soados Islnef \ ell toms fsikatA
40 Green River tavitaI q piedbtlng
v5slech rassdl. MnaAl Piakham
pax dopfssit masi oblslcsant do
Boise, Idaho. kdel teprys ylassai
pFslitenf se vdbfvati ma. vIAda
q eslsbo toho talent "a Washington
al yidno mk en samS vjlohy . 10
sbytednd. MafAAlove masi mft
tolik tolik ytpomocn}ob. pax 20.
VIOLA "a yoIsko, 20 take nteo steIi q
kdyl Ia aneb onu armAdu poehytaIi,
poslou i konednt 20 drkre rpt, ma
iistd misto xa tu jirdu mnsf strt.
eek Sam op6t raplatit. Nesrastny
ten Coxeyhy nhpad.
Jeden oddfl armAdy nexsm6stna.
pych, 6itajtcf as 10 dlenh, xmoonil
SO dne 10. g. m. v Ogden, Utah,
nhkladufho vlaku u. +. drhhy.
Zffzenci vlakn vsak sell ma W..
h5bku doyezli armhdu do ohrad.
Odtamtud pax "yojhci" dale ne.
mohii ! sebrali 40 a Ill peiky podel
trate "a mesto, slibujfce, 10 SO Jim
snad piece podafi n6jakeho toho
vlaku so zmocniti.
Osmdesat clenh armAdy neza
mdutnanycb, obvinanych, ze do.
pustil Sc urhzky soudu tim, ze
ukradli vlak U. p. drahy na.
7zdor roxkaru dfedniho, bylo do
prayeno . Namara, Idaho, do Boise
v nalezitem pr6vodu, kdez posta.
veni badou pred soud xaroveh s
onemi Green River, Wyo. Pade.
sat jich vylezio ma vlak Caldwell
a necht6li sc mfsta hnouti.
Patnact vypomocnych Serifa bylo
tam poslano, ably je zatkli. Druzf
zatceni byli, kdyz cht6li SO zmocniti
parostroje teze drahy, spolkovy
marsal Pinkbam oznamil, ze jeden
oddll "armady" bude pfedveden
soudu v Boise druhy v Moscow,
bude-li toho tfeba.
z Topeka, Kas., sdeluje Sc
dne 90. kvatna, 10 dfady rady by
Sc zbayily soudu SO Sandersovou
armadou, jez minute zat6ena byla q
do Wichita dopravena jest. Take
draha byla by radsi, kdyby 81 zby-
tecnych tahanic usetfiti mohla.
"General' Sanders vsak toho pray6
vyuzitkovati hodla slibuje, &c
nehne SO ami mfsta dokud mu
draha Missouri Pacific neposkytne
LODI dopravu po fece al do Pitts.
burgu. Obhajce "armady" vyhro-
zuje, 10 zada 35l zalob na nahradu,
jestli Sc draha podmfnkam tenn
nepodvolf. To mhze byt dosti
xajfmave, kdyz by armada" nynf
jest6 drahu zalovala.
OmazskA armada pod vedenfm
gen. Kelseyho byla zadrzana dne IS.
t. IN. Red Oak, Ia, a sice proto,
ze den pred tim tahla mdsteckem
nemz prf nekolik pffpada nesto-
vic Jest. Cd meste6ka vsak dostalo
Sc jim potravin ! vytahli po odpo-
dinku jednodennfm do Villisca a
dale do Creston. V Creston pax
odbSvala Sc vefejna scLdze a Kelsey
mluvil. Zdravotnf STAY armady
Jest dobrS.
Chicagska "armada" pod vhd.
covstv!m "generala" Randalla, jejfz
setninu II tvoff dvacet Cechh, do.
razila Ia. t. m. do st. Louis, kdez
dostalo SO il dobreho pfijetf, nacez
po kratkem odpooinku a zasobenf
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UsAdfms VAN ssamo'. osyfsi at@s pal lmtasm
South Omaha Live Stock Commission Go


Taio hrma ma nsspk fudiee nsIpoehvtd pfoisssds sl
Lkeh Pfoto Ams fsfmsry ~ ma dobysk 10 pfo sastI
~ yAeoko - rubf
South Omaha Live Stock 90,
n.t Onlees III Exchange Bidg., No Omaha Seb
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rodia, = nlohi ksidk BY dostsla po
dvsoiii akrech ~ aejmirnsjsiob
podmineh 1871 pfiiat skmtr po.
stsyiti na kaldfeh aao akfh
mhststko apfos,led, aby osadnfoi
bydleIi 90 molina pohromadt.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1894-05-23
KR.AJA El

VAN ' taAm-i,
The morning call., 1894-05-11

was stopped Marshal Nicely served the
writs of replevin. There was. snort con-
ference between Sanders and his ohcers
and it was decided 10 camp here on the
prairie all night. Sanders. asked permis-
sion of the Mayor for such proceeding
and the request was quickly granted. In
few minutes there were two dozen brlght
bonfres burning near the track and
party of hungry. tired Coxeyites around
each. They had little with them TO eat
but their mite was eked out by contribu-
tions from citizens. until by O'Clock
nearly all of the Commonwealers had been
fairly fed.
Sanders himself was invited to take
supper with Superintendent Clark In his
private car Magnolia, and accepted the
invitation. To provide against surprises
of any kind the eastbound mail-tran was
held to obstruct the track and the armed
deputies were set to guard the special
Shortly after supper. or about O'Clock,
Sanders and his army decided to surrender
Internationally. and it was Immediately
arranged to take the entire number to
Topeka ander arrest. The c0alcars were
sent to Pueblo, and the engine on the
Sanders train was hitchsd to the train OF
passenger coaches. Into these coaches the
Commonwealers were bundled. and about
midnight the train started.
The morning call., 1894-05-11
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ST. LOUIS, May. 10.-A special to the
Republic from Noel, Mo-, says: At 3
O'Clock this afternoon seven men armed
with Winchesters and revovers rode into
Southwest City, and robbed the bank, get
ting all the money the bank contained
between $1,000 and $4,000. They evidently
came from the Territory and were experts.
They did the job in very busness-like
manner. Two of them were stationed on
the sidewalk, one entered the bank with q
sack and The others guarded the horses.
About 100 shots were fired by the robbers.
and four prominent citizens were badly
wounded. j. c. Seabourn and c. L. Sea-
bOurn were both shot through the groin,
Mart Hembree had leg broken by bull
let, and S. T. Melton, United States Mar
shal, received q flesh wound in the leg.
The ro bbers were about ten minutes going
through the bank. Afterward they mount
ed their horses and started for he Nation
at full gallop. AS they were leaving the
outskirts some one fired several shots at
them, killing horse and woundlng a rob-
Der. He Immediately secured another
horse from farmer who was passing by
and followed his pals.
No resistance was offered by the citizen s.
Tue wounded men were shot while stand
ing on the sidewalk. A posse was made
up aud have started in pursuit, but the
robbers have good start and will proba-
bly, get away.
The morning call., 1894-05-11
FEELS THE MOOSE.
DIR. Meyers Wants to Get Off Now
With MansIaughter.

NEW YORK. May 10.-Lawyer Chenler,
associate counsel for the defense in the
case of Dr. Meyers, to-day asked Mr.. Nc
Intyre, Assistant District Attorney, if he
would not accept plea of manslaughter
instead of murder in the first degree. Mr..
McIntyre replied that he would not. This
is the first time the defense has made any
proposition in regard to the trial. Lawyer
Brook, when asked about the proposition
of Mr.. Chenler, said that the latter was
only joking when he made The remark to
Mr. Mcintyre and that there was no i'm
portance to be attached to it.
DR.. George L. Peabody, professor of
therapeutics at Columbia College, was
the first witness called to-day. His testi-
mony was technical and related chiefly to
the subject Of cumulative poisoning. DR..
Horatio C. Wood. author of treatise on
therapeutics, was the next witness. He de-
scribed the action of toxic agents and how
certain symptoms would lead him to sus-
pect poison. The case was adjourned
until tomorrow.
The morning call., 1894-05-11

ton here, and when the train arrived a
Presidential salute doomed from the guns
of the Richmond, and the Marine band
played Hail Columbia" President Cleve-
land and his Cabinet came to the platform
of the car, where they were greeted by the
reception committee, one of whom was
Justice Harlan. The Richmond Light In
fantry Kept back the crowd with bayonets.
The procession formed at the station and
was chsered by thousands as 1t wound its
way through the little town from the sta
ton to the green knoll topped with wooden
stands hidden in patriotic bunting, where
the Sons and Daughters of the Revolution
and distinguished guests were assem- 3led.
Ladies on horseback led the way; then
came the grand marshal, Adjutant Charles
Anderson of Richmond and staff, followed
by William B. Crawford, the architect of
the monument; President Cleveland. Vice
President Stevenson and members of the
Cabinet in carriages, followed by the Gov
ernor and staff, military organizations and
secret societies. conspicuous among them
being memb bsrs of the Fredericks sburg aud
Alexandria lodges of MasOns. in which
Washington took degrees.
The dedicatory exercises opened with ad-
dresses of welcome by Mayor A. P. Rowe
and Governor Charles T. O'Ferrall.
President Cleveland responded to Gov.
ernor OFerrall, saying: Il speak for those
who are to-day greeted as the official
guests of Virginia and Fredericksbur
when / return sincere thanks for the hearty
welcome that has been extended to US on
behalf of both the State and city. Our
-
ton is not diminished by the thought that
in the light of the highest meaning belong
ing to this occasion there are no guests
here. We have assem- bled on equal terms
to worship at sacred national shrine.
Nothing can be more important to those
who have assumed the responsibility of
self government than the cultivation and
stimulation among themselves of senti-
ments which ennoble, elevate and
strengthen humanity. AS clear and
wholesome stream must have its flow from
pure fountan-head. so must a clear,
beneicent popular government have its
source In pure and morally healthy men.
This purity and moral health are In moth
ing better exemplifed than the love and
reverence for motherhood. The man who
said he cared not who made the peoples
laws II he could write their songs, might
have said with more truth that he could
gauge the strength and vigor of the people
and their fitness for self-government il he
knew the depth and steadfastness of their
love for their mothers.
II believe that he who thinks il brave
and manly to outgrow his cares and devo-
ton for his mother is more than he who
has no music in himself, fit for treason.
stratagen and spoils, and should not be
trusted. Let us recall to-day as conclu-
sive proof OF the close relation between
American greatness and lasting love aud
reverence for our mothers the proud decIa-
ration Of George Washington: 'All am
owe TO my mother and let US not forget
that when his glory was greatest and
when the plaudts of his countrymen were
loudest, he valued more than these the ap-
proval of his aged mother.
"W hile these exercises cannot fail to in
spire US anew with reverence for Ameri-