The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-20
Mill Rise Again, the Eternal Years Of
God IRE RtrS.
ERROR WOUNDED VIRTUES IN PAIN
And Dies Among It's Worshippers Ton
fcderatcs Dcnouncc Lying school Hts
tories. aud Demand That They
Ifc Discarded.

confederate hfNf'IHNll"f w '".''|t'tNt "'
question of changing the histories Of the
United states now in use n the Virginia
lchoos.
This sentiment was entirely and hearth
" In accord with the spirit OF the speeches
toade hv prominent ox-Confedcrates along
rhcsc lines. an Of whom declared their de-
Termination 10 push the matter TO o sue
lcssm end.
Notnlnr was palmer than that an OF
these speakers. who are representative
men. huve Thought long ana eaih'alF
3uon the subjects. they spoke up"n' ana
naf they. as wclI us their audience were
Impressed with the importance of to"fh-
nr the rising generation tho true facts
D. history us ffr as che lale N"'' ""o Jus
tauscs were concerned
THE SPEAKERS
nr fTuutor Mcclure was the chairman
pf the meeting. and The speakers were
Dr Mcclure.
colonel John Cussons.
Professor John -. Mcclure
Colonel w Gordon McCabc.
colonel r. -. Jenrcss. OF Mccklcnhufg
Colonel ~. s. Garnett OF Norfolk.
EN-Govcrnor William r.. Cameron.
REV. J. William Jones. D. ID.
Commander William Kean, Of Louisa
Camp. c. v.
Major Robert stiles.
Applause. frequent and hearty was gem
crouslv bestowed upon the speakers, tho
closest attention was paid To them, ana
the uEauimity of feeling among the au-
dlcnco Was remarkable
Lee Camp Ian was draped IN the Con-
fodcrate colors. red. white, ana rodI lhe
walls being adorned with shields with
lF which were
crossed Confederate flags and Virginia
state flags The chandeliers 600 the hall
were also adorned with the Virginia nag.
and Confederate flags crOssed,and over the
windows and doors of the han were the
Confederate col0rs. and Confederate haes.
the platform OF the han being likewise
draped. .
SOME OF THOSE PRESENT.
Among the wcll-knoWn citizens In me
hqu were. Rev. j. William Jones. Air. Ed-
ward Valentine. Judge George j.. Chris
ran. Colonel Charles n. Loehr Mr B.
D. Valentine. Captain Alex Coke, Hon.
d. TayIor Ellys0u. Ecv. pr. James Nelson.
Captain George Booker of ola Point,
Judge T. r.. Farrar. of Amelia; MT.
Charles PolndeXter Colonel Alex. W.
Archer. Dr. Edward Mcclure, Judge
james Keith Judge j.. G.. Minor MT.
phuin A. Bruce. Ex-Governor William T..
fIIIINfNIIr NlIs ~ \. 'AH iA''t's "Nttt.'| rf
gfulhs. II Gloucester. Hon. James lewis
Anderson Mr.. John 1T. Powell Mr. W..
Tushur Bass. Colonel W. Dallas Chester
man. Captain r. j. Boshcr Hon. william
N Turp.n AR r. n. Briggs. Dr J. Ali
SON Hodges Mr w. ". Scott. Mr.. j. NJ
Fourourcan. Hon. David G.. RichWcson.
Rov. Beverly ID. Tucker. of Norfolk, Col
onol William y. Smith. Captain Thomas
Elicit. Captain j. Taylor Stratt0n. Cap
Of "IH HH fU I|N NHI
NJ W. Hazlcwood. General Stth Boiling.
OF Petersburg. General Thomas a. Bran
der Captain John r. Laughton. Colonel
John NJ Warren. Mr. Gcrvas StOrrs. Mr.
Charles U. Langford. Colonel W. T.
Woody. Mr. B. B Minor, Captain Thomas
vs.. sydnor Mr. Muetrce Folkes. Colonel
James ~. GRAY. Mr Charles e.. Baugh-
man, Col Charles OBJ. Cowardin. Major
E % u. Myers. and Dr. IT. j. Sratton
CALLED To ORDER
colonel John Cusson7. OF Glen Allen.
Na Grand Commander of The Grand
Camp of Confederate Veterans OF Nir-
r.n.a called the meeting to order a
$50 p. M. and announced that the irt
ching n order was the election of "a
presiding officer
Colonel Wllliaue. of Winchester. COM
nandcr of stonewall Camp of Conied-
crate Veterans. of that town, nominated
.. ....-.. , 't.,. fhot
F|'N'" "H" '"'hr'" ''' -'"'N
Office and hc was ritc''" ui.ii'ilu"
Ur Mcclure called upon The Rev ).
1ruIem Zones ID D.. of fame ae a
...f..1..r.t. t.uirs fo cTar
il'fti. , ...
llI. Jones NiHNtu i'i f''..f """
rrnteiy and asked iae ulNihe suid"h''
towards "tho TRUTH thc whole truth ana
,..tI.r.. bff tho frufh " and also asked
,. II. ,,. .i,a .-,r,ino session of the
l'i - "'
f.'i 'N.nN-
ir Mcclure then read an adole7s
which fraurh brief was ana interesting
...l t...rF ,.tfl elise attention was
- ...r ...,i,,ee from, his
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DIR MGIlkL ApDhtS0
lr Mcclure spoke Hs fOlluWS-
we arc assembled here to-nlenJ COM
rados and my good friends. 90 do a deed
1nlt should have been done long ago, 20
undo n dccd-to ueht "a wrong -ihai never
should have been wrought, fo execute
grave and serious purpose SO grave thht
j consider our success to Doe vital ia the
present generation of men and women
fn this state and 90 those who sfaA come
aftcr
Swift dccldcrce VIII hcset any state
that shall cease to cherish tht principles
That have hitherto constituted It's lltci
shall forget Or allow iis children Go Tor
81 the martyrs who have died in their
drfonce. or shall ignore their traditions
fhat history of "a glorious past which alone