Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-31

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nv music OF z reunited country. How
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| cause. W. ar nobl, sti &:
| IL IL better TO fight for th. good nav
| to rail at ,h,. IN
| THE TIES ARE KNIT FOREVER
ihat Is our condition today. When
unholy ambition or avarice draws men
together in common warfar. w.. co,
well expect them to fall APART again in
pltter strife. but when a pure and nobI,
impulse OF patriotism. when a desir. 10
succor the suffering people at cur door
and avenge the ruthless slaughter OF
our sailors called North and south
East and West together in one solid
pha!ana then the Ties are knit forever.
ana in such cause we can we'll r.pea +
the refrain Of the soldiers song:
There Is never Il bond OF low. like
this:
We have drunk from the same can
teen
Then henceforth let us love one an
other like citizens of the same great
country. Let us this day commi, to the
hands OF impartial history the cause.
and the deeds of the Confederate sol
der. That chapter of our country's f..
is closed. May dark clouds of passion
and the bewilderings fogs of sectional
prejudice no longer obscure the clear
vision OF the truth. And have no
doubt when that hour comes. and |
trust 1t Is already upon us. that these
brave spirits whose mortal dust lies
sleeping here in Hollywood will stand
forth respondent in the purity Of thei.
motives and in the heroism of thei.
deeds.
After the Grafton the assemblage was
dismissed with benediction
Before introducing Governor Tyler
Mr.. Bryan read the following letter
from President Mckinley to TN. CAV
ernor:
Executive Mansion.
washington. May rs.
Dear Governor Tyler:
II have your favor of the 25th instant
The kind invitation which you hay" SC
courteously extended me In behalf OF
| the ladies OF Hollywood Memorial A.
ssociation, and personally. is cordial y
appreciated and I am Very so9'y tina,
cannot send an acceptance bat it Is
impossible for lie to leave Washingto.
just now. The observance Of Memorial
| Day is fitting way. beautiful trib-
ute to our heroic dead. Every citiZe.
should consider II u privilege 10 talk,
part In these ceremonies. The jrlen
did patriotism exhibited in every part
OF eur common country eXaliS lhr
American name and the spectacle Of
| the North and the South marching I'M
der one flag. at the nations call. fills
all hearts with pride and gratitude
Thanking you heartily for your gia
cious offer of the hospitality of your.
home. believe me.
Respectfully yours '...
tSigned) WILLIAM M'kINLEY."
TROOPS AT MOBILE.
(By Telegraph,
MOBILE. ALA. May 3O--There are
now 6,792 men and officers at the reg
ular camp here. and 400 at the volun-
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