Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-20
At CHICAMAUGA.
mid Day Of The Patriotic Exercises
On tho Battls0.lds.
,r,e Asp MILITARY PARADE.
s,,,I,. BIZ General Gro'veh0r anu
oiher 0rsiofs-rhou'ana'
Ihrong the Grounds.

CHATTANOOGA. Sept. 2O.-.The third
~, The exercises attondsnt upon tho
~. ,',sa,,ou Of the battle field at Chick
m.aVa asa parh opened With agrsnd
I'd military parade. II brought
w. wv. rsoplo TO the city proper than had
~ s,,e any time since tue dodica'
.,s,cl.s, began. Tho streets were
y" .s,o,g,d thu, II was mex, 10 impos'
mn, 10 20, about In carriages wsra
M. President Stevenson and party,
,i'a, Geperal Hehoneld, Secretary ol
,.,.,Io, Smith, Postmaster General
i ,y,,aan s.rfelary Of the Navy Her
h,,oSnsy General Harmon, U. s.
.,s.,sr., governors aud stalls.
Tss Io,m,I exercises OF the day IN
~, ps,num tent near the govern
mi building were presided over py
v,ca Pfesidout Stevenson. Ths n'tt
'.Jrs,. was BY George w. oche' mayor
senate, BsIs, Of Tonnesses, de-
u.',sd an eloquent Grafton. lie was
IAN, applauJeJ. After music %
"a. h.ra. genefnl ChAtles ufosvonor,
A. onlo. spoke. He was frequently
interrupted BY applause.
oR.svEsOR's Address.
G.p,r,l Charles II. Grosvenor said
In part - ,.i. ..,,.,
,uo, 10 celebrate tho heroiam Of the
Am,flcan soldier, the great results OF
s.liIs and the gtestsr victories o.
psae,. We do rot come with words
n chminaiion or with memories
charged with bitteTpess OF envy.
~ ,oln here As American clti'
mss tpon one OF the gtoAt battle
rsld, OF q great war, 10 dedicate Tor All
ilne 10 tue American people these
mgnumsnls ana this battle Held. We
% lhisto remind those OF coming ger
snllons Of the heroic races from which
they are descended; TO exhibit 10 them
lhs enormous cot OF the Institutions
ttqu.alhed TO them, and placed 10
ihsir keeping; and TO forever appeal TO
Hose who are 10 come alter ue, that
ibsy guard, protect and forever cherish,
impeflshAbiy Andi inmuthbly, the re-
ialis Of the gtea, war. -.
I'VE do not come with words OF
criticism or blttefness-ws OF the
yefth. The achievements OF which
W are ptoudest, ~, not that we con.
llsTei In war ana by physical force
lVsithrew tho armies OF the Con.
.eisncy; but tnat We restored
las union OF this states; that
y. stood 10 The deadly conflict,
ua 70 change our inttltutions, hut 10
ave the Union; not TO commit rovo-
hilton, but to save the Nag NJ the rep
fessnIllys Of n great Union; that wo
Oggh, 10 teltore tho Consultation ~
lhs iupisme law Of the land.
"Bul mote proudly yet do we 10 con-
empile the fact that these efforts
sefs no, unavsiling, that the result
iiined al has been accomplished, and
,haiihs union Of tho statos today IL a
ulion Of hearts aud = union OF hands,
md union Of states none can sever
"ls there snythlng greater, anything
mote charming 10 tns heart OF hn
American patriot than the love OF the
Am,hean people for this Union, this
Constitution and this power? II isour
protection agsinst enemies abroad; II l.
out aeufAnee against disturbance
vllhiri It IL the beacon llgh, TO other
nations and the sheet anchor OF ouTt.
II rihe doctrine Of the American
lome,lhe American ffeslde, American
ln'lllulion,, tho American Union aud
toe American iAg. AND we will pro-
lttl hat hVme and We Will vindioale
hitfoad; anu IN tho hour OF Its peril,
10 The hour Of lie danger, n that hour
lhill come, In tho time that tries the
sluie Of this great fabric Of govern
mt1t u tue hOur shall come, thsIe
WI nllyIo the dag OF the Union,
WE viii rally TO the Constitution u
M.eunlty, there will rally TO our In.
M'elions, whether IL be 10 protect our
AileilAl Integrity, our dignity II.
tsauoni or our position upon great pc
Wish questions, International Ia their
el,Aeler, there VIII TO found the men
tu lhe defendants OF the men of
wv, who fought TO uphold II; the mon
llv lhs descendants OF the men WHO,
utuysbnfg, and South Mountain,
uoulloh and at Nashville, aud here
.pgh lhi'tacre1 spot, st0ol ana fought
NY oed mi slru sglvd, going forth AZ
.mighiy army with banners, to vindi.
as, 70 cherish snd protect the flag
'uu he Union that We love-"
INK SOUTH WAS RIGHT, SAYS GOV.
TURNER.
nhtn Gfusvenor finished, Governors
rr.han' Of New York, Woodbury., of
1unont, Matthews, Of Indiana aud
turner, OF Tennesiee, made short
aln Governor Woodbury. SAID that
npg me war each side believed II
- nshL but now the Bouthernsrs
Sil haze 10 teach their children
enoulh WIS wrong.
egO'sfnor Turner took exception to
= believed | was right during the
n. 4Selts anu nineteen days 1 served
s,,VOhledeIais army" he ssid; "and
n,ss ehu Of that time thought | was
%5 1 slill think | was right and
- eaeh my children NO, No ore Ia
T ioyAl 10 the SlRIB and Btfipes
nv i, aud no more loyal TO the gov.
Nlment, but never can be con inoet
ggeoulh was wTung.p
u., az" Iathor frank expression caused
~ sur In the audience, and when
49, mssung adjourned, Il wss tAv
,.s u genera conversation on ali
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