The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-17
a PATRIOTIC WORD PICTURE.
GOV.-ELECT BRADLEY MAKES =
HIT on KENTUCKY DAY.


BOYS OF the Hue and the Gray Ptc-
f,,....r ..,,.s,,.. e,r tr. FRnttErecId-
never More TO hcturu-N"W All ne
ss mn. ~. r..s. NJ. H.. fs,..-
'"e' mas INV
served ard Iut Behind Them the
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ness ~ '''-
seetIonaIfsfn Is go uc Dead.
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Atiaiit-- Ha-' -N9'- --N
ians celebrated to-day al ire eNposiil"A-
49,
sumo ll--tinH N''9 'A-'e'''
CantTIH who was RUNNING one OF them,
did -or farf- C..r her programu1e. al
.,, Xxx .- ... -1,. ..,l5., Grimm,
AIRS. stephenson o.tvete4 ti-e woman s.
feature at the wouuus building an the
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altei noon.
At u O'Clock The members OF the state
board OF commissioners 10 the exposition,
14.s H. a-...- FL Tra,ris az Ken
49, .~.,--.''- l.-..-t-loof bradley and
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I's ' .,i-., 20 , 81 5a SIC The an
Tit,,{-7,' ,i.... lam .l,,.t5i,i,- fiIed Mem
Hl.oil,lA was ,'ii i, ~ ' ~, r Com
,,--so ,T.,.-,. -+,,,e.rie Clnh or phil
adelrbia and fbe Michigan and Ohio
on the staGe sat Gov-Elect Bradley and
So. r--.-5,- NJ. AMI irritr vrirb fbafr
stsfe
TcEn 7 cral1ira the General counsel
n the s,r-.-slfi6r, welcomed lie De0Dle
- ~ .irl, ~, LebaIf nj fba evposifi0n
and intr6flced GOV. Atkinson. me gov
s-r19o.r s-,il tbers ,s-a.e nofbiner loo GOOD 10
Il t4t,.,sJ r,,-s,, to fba noble mon and yvO-
mon Of IIcntlicIxv and me ueopIe of Cieor-
gia reioiced 10 have Kentucky with them
Eve Who stood with the minute men," he
said. ..prescribe no people. no race. We
omen our arms TO me peopie OF Inc earth
ana saw TO- them come 10 us to be pro
tected by the American nag,' and ali we
ask is that they shall stand loyal to us
and ACKNOWLEDGE no flag but the flag Of
our country"
The governor alluded frequently TO the
patriotism Of the American people ana
ELECTED great applause when he referred
TO the wiDing out of sectional issues.
Gov.-Elect Bradley was introduced AND
said in tine course of his speech. Ken
lucky ana Georgia, indeed. the Whole
south, are awakening to The possibilities
of the future. I'm this section We haven
ACCOMPLISHED what have been accom-
plished but the future viii prove that
we have now new south; south deVQtec
10 improvements, south that has broken
its chains ana that stands forth in un~
fetterCd manhood.
Nv lille we love KENTUCKY we love the
south. Standing iu lhe partial shadow,
across which is rapidly moving the light
OF approaching prosperity. our eyes grow
brighter. our hearts beat quicker. ana
as a native s9utherner who loves the
south and her brave and generous people,
] but voice the sentiment Of all when ]
eNcl4lin, COD bless the soutn.
There Is no more hitting place than
this beautiful city in which the world
may see the progress the south has made
while We love the south and are de-
voted 10 its interests We rejoice that its
sectional lines have substantially been
erased and that to-day we have IN real
ity no south. no north, no east, no west,
but one country, grand and indiVlsible.
to which every citizen owes his honest
allegiance.
Would that your gifted Grady were liv-
ing that he might see the swift approach
ing realization which his prophetic words
portrayed. His patriotic utterances have
not been forgotten, but form part and
parcel Of the inspiration of this occasion
How different the events of the pres
ent year to those that marked the era
from IN 70 az ,Tbe rife 5,ifs fbat ~,
marred the beauty of your citv have been
obscured bv stately houses and buev
streets. Involuntarily our minds travel
hack 10 the tro1lhIous DAYS when The han
tism Of fire was rpon us We see a brave
nov in blue eTneraina from, Inc 5oorrt-s,.
we hear the words of 'Cood-bve' ana GOD
Bless Youf tears stand in the vnothe,.,e
e,es With Ter bcroir e1I,l et,,,lsis ~
Hrefr ~ si,,,,,l.s NJ go, .b5 - ~, ~
oTobaTd M bce,.q MOI r. birds rs Il ~ ~
eirf9 ~ ssa,1s $500 80. - q M SC9
hoods, bonnt home r,,iIIi7s, 10 dio tto+
r. C.-.,,rfrsts a.. ~, q. - -,,s.-.@S -
ranid sreS a. NOES a,,,a,l, No., ~. " ~,
80 ,'i,,,r SIPS He Fe9 away never never
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~ 49,, 90 a..o' tir pIaEe 10Y, IN gray, as
b 9s85 lto ~ s tlS9 rustic poIcn. ne 700,
aSd a i4 q sooI ~ . aiIiIuss t e
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sonerlapt'i5o,isiv boiteuo. te a9 b W., WHoh ne
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strikes on every brea1e u We We an. sea o9 t5e
srroies "a hs,tfe . -, ~ !, Te1S, ~ see Two
fain to1 ne otba n tbe On Le h hl9un-
~ ~ ~ my O1leI IN liiS NaIey DeloW
.nbar1I .rars,, W. NJ IlnBlls Out
s1scrS a,,d ba,o,,+ AZ l erie si 5Ss
Il, 1-e,, az - - :, ny Ts,ii,vl tenant
scciivitV tbe1S ri,sb 6csDit5 X we SteeP
and T1,isl,ety 49, 80, ~ me Ca, mon
raDls b,S ,t Uya'd ~ i1o lil9lr
conflict tbs t-e,.S1 oro,,rd b, az uT tGy
frenbies yIitb ne ssbn11 ~ tti '1Sll
blTe ,,n}forr1e ,l,i,,, ~, ia. C,1IHe' lIle
biue and The HOOD Of A,neric5S ~ wv, UmH
ana besf males sacre1 fdret-o, II, a va -. ~
W. eai,se 80 ~ =, di,'s fno SOL
that led 10 +haf stTtfe no.. t1.l "a ti. -
b, which y,eT, Ssers "a - ~, i 80
that in this broad land there is NOT fi one
who does not reioice tbat he ,1niny' NJ, ~
preseryed We UDf bebind nc foreS,a,. t%s
bitterness Of he MAST and sbeli l,e .tlo
constantiv before MS the elories W,hicb Az
our common heritage and The mia
cent nossibiiitfes IF The fiitura ma . mn
be Heneedert3 1c mere WI b be no contest