The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-05-31
At The HEROES GRAVES
MANY TRIBUTES OF LOVE
At Washington the President and
His Cabinet We're Present Dur
ing the Very impressive
Ceremonies.

WASHINGTON, MAY oO.-tongress rested
to-day and all the government depart-
ments were closed, while private business
also was gepernllv suspended. Flags hung
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Corooral Tanner. both ex.conmissioners
of the pension bureau, were in the stand.
and later Secretary Carlisle and Hoks
Smith arrived. Hon. A. l.. Martin of In.
diana. chairman of the committee on pen.
.ions. delivered an ELOQUENT Grafton and
Col. John A, Boyce read a poem,
REPRESENTATIVE BRYAN of Nebraska
aroused much enthusiasm by his apnear.
ance, He began: "Thc only excuse ons
of my peneration can offer for speaking
here is 10 assure the veterans that this
day shall not die with them. When the
nation has forgotten the battle field,
where were won its greatest victories il
will not forget the burial places where its
greatest dead rest.n
Spcaking of the results of the war. he
said: at would have been defeat to have
held together in iron bands two estrauped
sections. but II Is a glorious victory "a
have been able to bring back an unwilling
brother and make him n bappy brother. /"
President Cleveland sat through the
entire propramme. which lasted six hours.
but did not speak. After the ceremonies
he drove back TO the ci,y with the mem.
bcr, Of his cabinet.
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as bu, another Instance Of truth n, tha
sea Mold and wrong on tho throne. ITro,
mendous ap,,ause1 An,om,ttox WAS a
,riumnh of ,he phvsicaIiy s,ronger in ,hs
conflict between the Representatives OF
two essentially different civilizations and
antaponistic IDEAS OF governments. On
the one .Ido was the South. led by the de.
scenLan,, of the cavalier. who, with al
their faults, had from a long line of an
cestors q manly contempt fol
moral littleness, a high sense o