The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20

the flesh. and with the CLEAN ol il'Iii""
b, its ayas No one questioned that COM
,uercial and geographical union ntu o', -
effected. So had Rome reuniied JUS i'
tering provinces maintaining tne hih'' -"
It's imperial jurisdiction by me power \"
commercial bond, and the majesty Oh wy
sword. until in It's very vastheS7 d. ~
lansed The heart of its people anu n''
beat I'm unison. Nations may oe maze ~
the joining of hands. but the med7"l1 -.
their real strength aud vitality, Ike tnat
of the human body. is In the heart. Show
me the country whose people are not Do
heart and sympathy with its institutions
and the fervor OF whose patriotism Us h''
oespoken I'm its flag. and viii 7ho" lou
a ship Of state that is sailing in shallow
waters. toward unseen eddies OF uncei-
tainty. n not 10 the open rocks oft dis
memberment
From whence was the proof 10 come
20 ourselves as well AS tO the world, tnti
we were being moved once again 10y
common impulse. and hy the same heart
that inspired and gave strength to the
hands that smote tine British in the days
OF the Revolution. and again ai Ne" Or
leans. that made our ships tne masters
Of the seas: that placed our flag on t"'-
pultepec. and widened our domain from
ocean To "c,At' ~" "'7 .,.t,,f.r,
hno" lhIl '"' '"' ''"7 '., ..,,,,,.,
80 es7e"s.1 ~ ',..l t,. ,bo blood
menI hau uo1 pee" 49,. .,t.. ~ tho
7piiieo by l"' "''o'' -. ID, tho
history of civil wars? How was the DOUBT
that stood. au unwilling. between out
stretched hands and sympathetic hearts,
10 be. I'm fact. dispelled?
.rrfrs rur~rtpr d. M KNAH
arc from ONT to,. caidr0n OF conflict
~. 80 ,h,. Doubt ONLY from the Cruz
80 ,'..,l.t como mo answer. And.
.t,.,ri. ,od tba- answer has been made iu
.i''l - ~ The war the peaceful ter-
80 ,,bicb we celebrate tonight
~ -. mo-, ,f its history. read
ava" j, 80 tt,+..,,i,n of Marty and Sec
D. "' tt. ,,,,,,r.s-i,r.,l action
..H'- e.. ,,tion to arms i'm the
~, le .'-,..,r.+. liberty and for the
,to s,baro of human free
SA,r.'l'" 90 +ho conduct of the dis
a .,. 80 ,, - soldier who as chief
t ,, u',I 80 tbis great republic houors
-. 80, h, his nrescnce Tonight
.l"s .,,,l,ts in fbo first COM
anu ",'os, ..,..., ,s.ar war had been dee
missions l7u ,.''.. ,t.' si,cerit,. a. his
-, ,,t,er,rcos of complete sec-
o'l-' ...l.,,.i.i,.f,, and the elimination
''."'' a.. f., .l. .rrsfra az govern
OF s.e'' ,,,,e.l'..,. ,,,., ht,, .s do ON
neHI ''''' aus .l.. ,.,ri,noa with
party ISSUE 5000. NV, .....,,,,.,,,f. ,,rob-
the views or nl7 par 0 Wv, ,.,,. ra,~, the
lens san, '''" ".,'' ,,..,.,. r.+ri,tfe
oons''loh 1lil .,.,,. s@o,n5 fo country
cl'l~,u ~ 80. -, tb,- bo has been nee
,,ated by this broad and patriotic policy
he will receive the plaudits of che whole
neople. well done. good and faithful sore
vortf
During inspiration from the
Gao Of our country the South has shared
not only the dangers. but tine elorios Of
,be war In the death of brave young
parlev al Cardenas North Carolina iuf-
nisbed the first blood in the tragedy. IT
,.,e Victor Riuc of South Carolina Woo,
fu.o t5o SWAMP Fox of the revolution.
,roeae5 the fiery path Of thc enemy az
tis Measure and brought the first official
+sltros ~ the situation rs 10 existed in
c,h, n was Rruubv Georgia boy.
,t. e,. lieutenant of Dewey. who first
t..i .tl Sons and efriDes over Manila.
=. . f.r,a tbat furnished Hohson-
linen ,,bo ACCOMPLISHED two
glorious 49,, 80. never VET has
l"i'1' ''. ',.s.., .bf, ord made
zone soitN an - ~ nan. l.o,,reiy qoat
..,.,,.ors5 tbs cain 10 arms
The south answers w. -, .t' 80 o",