New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-21

during the parade there were frequent cheers re-
ferr!ng 10 him as "the next President The
Tennessee military made a sorry showing in COM
parison with the regulars and the Ohio soldiers
A company from Memphis was dressed In Con-
federate uniforms of gray. With the old-time
tweve-pound muskets. They recalled to the
southerners on the streets all OF the oldtime war
memories. and II was significant that these same
grav-uniformed sons of Confederate soldiers re-
celved an ovation which not accorded to
Northern visitors.
GOVERNORS OUT IN FORCE.
Following the parade there was another large
meeting in the big tent.
The programme as arranged was deviateG from
somewhat I'm order that several Governors Of the
STATES who were present and were unable TO re-
main until the close might be presented to the
audience The Vice President first introduced
Governor Morton of New-York. who said:
1t gives me pleasure to acknowledge your greet d
ing and TO be with you in this great 1Ia sae n
Of New-York not represented among the troops
yyh0 %oe a b6noTs 6n sS of ali other States
North and South. who wrought here such sp.en-
~ G aefnnna and rnaintenance Of what each side be
neved be natural right ana Prlhclpie' ,1n ne
o5 battles and field movements which enabled the
Union forces 10 grssP ana m h4 be ehe cy in Whch
we are nov assembled. In that series Of battles
sSp sss%S 1SPS to ee IN
slocum's Twelfth Army Corps In these Two corps s
three batteries Of artillery from H~oheT en an
under me chief commdndh yT Ga eacusry dstn
guished itself Wauha achie The armies operating
y IN S 9Sa latter res part Of when
ginning with Orchard Knobb they achieved the
and Ringgold To commemorate the deeds Of her
sons in enduring granite and bronze me S,a,e ded o
Ss a 1DrS Of naS t1S 6f 81 s $500 was paid FOR
wh,ch We're pccupied and made notev orthy by the
troops OF the Empire State Forty-four OF these
ne stones to denote the places where the sons OF
New-York stood ready to do or die that the Nauoh
TURNER'S VIGOROUS WORDS.
Governor Woodbury.. Of Vermont, and Cover
nor Matthews. Of Indiana, spoke, and were fol-
lowed by Governor Turney Of Tennessee, whose
brief speech caused little sensation, and was
the occasion of considerable comment lie said;
speak TO all soldiers as comrades This is our
common country / was on the losing side be,
,sSs sysd Ss Ts w the he' Svefnor Of
state who said that while he teacb his Children
but that we were wrong / stand before you as one
w hd escb aSss al III In ebrep hs nd have eod number
Of them that their father Is not ta'i, Si, e. then
and feels II now and expects to stick to IT, Tp app
pause) ! allow man TO go peyUno nv W. 81 have
sy here 5e ,n isdsy nd yesterday what Not
shake hands over bloody chasm Dut touch ~, Of the
30 this sS wS, 14o 6P eisnef hs game me
mOy nSP or for ihe un Of the thing he took ok
his life into his hands and marched dDyction 20 Et that
s was not only ghne his rights o but enemiss nsss
Yon wsT weA 0o. mad with each other? NO, you
fought for principle, ana a. ma ss any man who
M ever a as under e IT, TO A nsSS,S OF
the State Of Tennessee exsemu vnn are re Welcome now
The main orators of the occasion. senator D"'e
Of Tennessee and Congressman GrosNe"'
Ohio concluded the programme with ca'e'u.',
prepared statistical speeches full OF history anu
glowing with patriotic sentiment
GETTING OUT OF CHATTANOOGA
Directly after the delivery Of his snort spe.0
Governor Morton went 10 his special tram, VIM, ~,
at D. m pulled out for Atlanta ""e
remain several days BY to-morro" -.
Chattanooga will be normal in propo' ''o" ..,.,,a
body is getting out, many are 8oi"e s,,ro
end the heat which continues INTENSE 9Th
many northward who thought 10 'e'''
q week longer Nor
Governor Mckinley will follow IoVei"o, ,,,,os
ton to Atlanta. The two Presidenuai oA'u'N's -
had cordial meeting last nigh'' en- -..,,o.r
graduated the other on the spiehoi' 80 No.
Conditions In their respective Sta'eS' son,,cal
ton and Mckinley were careful 10 a'0'e hare
topics. Vice President Stevenson so time
to Bowling Green. KY. and will resi- ior q ,.,'ar
amid the scenes Of hts boyhood 'n -a,,,o-
County. 1t is also expected that ne WIN ~
thing for the Democratic cause III '"' -. .r,,v
To-nlght's meeting Of the survivors OF ''e
OF Virginia and that portion Of the ARMY %
Potomac that fought at Chattanooga
close the programme arranged by the '' -,
Commission In connection with the ueo'' ,n,,.r,
the Chickamauga and Chattanoosa
Park. The meeting was was held in the tent and was wa.
presided over bv General f. C. walthall. Senator.
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