The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-12

21a i1e government always lives Ia3t
sa2uid satisfy - all II there is aay Ulsr
bShtinE . as 6ons lets - LEX ssaS-
Land ans take CanaSA, LET'S ~ l5cs Spa'n
A0t lake C1lazs leS's 20 LEX creatssa AM
make the unspeaks5le Turk vote the
American t.ckef. We can - t. Shoul3er
20 saou3aer. with the wer,1 before - AHl
ola Glory ahave who shall stop u.s.
No surrender. no pressnder.
Flit5u together IN many a fTay,
Lions IN fight ara linked IN their might.
The North and Seujh VIII carry ;he osy-
All that s wanted in tbs grand land
o. ours IS for the pe3ple-the pain poop4f.
as Lincoln called thsm-to realize. from
Maine % Texas from Florida 20 oreScn.
that tae-s = nothing whatever 90 divide
them, they are sne same people. This
TlcnStvos!ty oGt of the way. the foolish
ness cf secession cut Of the way tas ns-
ton having actually had is new birth -
freedom. What aut Ignorance and prelu-
dice .s 20 hinder the stalwart American
"a Minnesota from taking the hand n ne
stalwsTt American . Georgia and calling
him brother Both came from a common
or.gin-gcod old Ang,o-Saxon and scotch
IRISH siaCk-aB8 ere welded together ny
common interest ard a common destiny
Bone OF one bone. flesh a. oAe flesh. in
national aspiration and fellowship. God
made this continent Tor rs and consecrat-
u y
nature. not isss than the tra1sfguration
Of blood. clearly indicate the VII ~ 6od.
Who dares dispute His awful word
But pardon ms. ! did not mean - BE-
serious Thss 3 an occasion FOR rejoicing.
for merry making. not FOR reflection u
anybody thinks hes thinking. wake him
he's only dreamlrg II anybody thinks
he's not welcome. lie him. II there =
dog that fails 10 wag hts tah for you.
shoot him. We are CAD 10 see you. Ne
are glad YOU came. Now. that YOU nave
found the way. come again. ana COME
often The latchstr.ng viii always hauS
outside the door. and the only password
shall be: am an American citizen.
Mr.. Watterson was frequently inter
rupIed during his speech by applause. and
when he finished the building fairly shook
with the cheers Col Il. #. Jones made
short speech OF welcome in behalf OF the
Louisville comrades and COMMANDMENT
Chief L.awier responded Loud and long
applause greeted MAJOR I.awler when he
came forward. In the course OF his re-
spcnse he said:
Comrades. ladies. children. everybody
here in Louisville. | want 10 say 70 YOU
that accept your welcome Not FOR my
self alone. but ia the name of aae1o Grand
Army men. You have given us q royal
welcome. and ] want TO tell YOU that Ne
appreciate il. You are doing more than
you promised. and everybody fully appre-
ciates Il. our expectations have more than
been realized, the greetings You have given
US are far more elaborate than We would
have believed"
When Major Lawler had concluded there
were q number of musical selections. reel
tations and songs. after which there was
general roundup" and the camp fire was
over
At the camp fire az Phoenix Hill park
tonight over a)oo0 people were present
Congressman Walter Evans presided. At
the National park camp fire the crowd
was equally large the programme Of mu-
sic and recitations being elaborate. John
II. Leathers presided. Addresses were de
Iivered by Col. Andrew Cowan. ". G.
Adams, Senator ]. G. Burrows and others