Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-17
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bettered by the new conditions brought
about by the victory at Manila.
Great as was the victory in war, II was
small compared with the victory in COM
merce and i'm Industrial life. Just as
civic parade begins with the magnificent
martial band. SO the commercial parade
Of unnumbered argOsies and countless
cargoes between the East and the West
begins I'm September with the Olympia
at it's head.
In 1899 we sent 10 Manila a fleet Of steel
armed and armoTed ships. From that
year on we viii send fleets even larger
in numbers, but devoted to the pursuits
Of peace.
The welcome TO Dewey should be,
therefore, universal. He represents the
highest type of our naval and military
spirit; he is the ideal American in war.
He also represents the administrative and
executive genius which have conducted
the public republic for 123 years. He
stands for commercial progress for in
dustrial development; for a higher civili-
cation. Under the shadow of his guns,
and in the wake of his ships, there were
invisible traders and planters, teachers
and missionaries, manufacturers ana
merchants. artists and authors, scholars
and scientists. He was for the time being
possessed Of the spirit Of the present and
the spirit Of the future.
DETAILS ABOUT THE CELEBRATION
The Navy Department has selected
Captain CFighting BOb') Evans, Of the
Iowa, TO take charge of the navy end Of
the celebration. The warships Will flash
their searchlights around 10 add to the
glory Of the frework display. The cleo
trio decorations will be the most expen-
sive. and the grandest exhibitions Of col
ored Illumination ever seen at public
rejoicing. Not only New York, but the
heights adjacent, the palisades, and the
rivers will be ablaze with lights Of varie-
gated colors.
WILL ARRIVE SEPTEMBER 18th.
Il shall without fail reach the lower
bay on Friday, September 2Sth, and shall
anchor there for the night 10 be ready
for the official arrival and naval parade
on the following morning. Saturday, the
Goth. il would be n qualification TO me
and the officers and men Of the Olympia
should the Olympia's battalion of about
$50 men be placed at the head OF the
column" Extract from letter received
from Admiral Dewey
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The loving cup that is among the nu-
merous gifts that will be presented TO our
hero is the larges. and handsomest ever
made 1t will be finished by September
10th. It is taller than the Admiral and
weights more than he does. The Dewey
cup will be more than six feet high Its
diameter at its widest part will be about
three feet. and IL will have a capacity of
fifteen gallons, or about half a barrel.
The cup is ovoid in shape, with three
handles. a massive three-cornered base.
and a dome-shaped movable cover. On
the ovoid body Of the cup there will be
three panels, representing three different
pictures. beautifully designed and artis-
tically produced in relief. The first will
be the reproduction of the battle In Ma
Mia Bay: the second Admiral Dewey's
home. at Montpelier, VT while the third
Will represent ln5 return anu t4lS NliAANoA-
astic reception TO be rendered the Ad-
miral at Grants tomb. on Riverside Drive.
TRIUMPHAL ARCHES.
Handsome triumphal arches are spring
ing up like magic in New York, ready for
Dewey's homecoming. Artists and
sculDt0l5 are AT Work erecting columns
AMI putting the finishing touches u
statues and bas-roief. The Dewey area
erected ~ Broadway and Fifth avenue
will be a gem Of art and there is a
strong feeling i'm favor of making II a
permanent addition 10 the street orna-
mcntaton of New York. Dewey will
scarcely recognize the Empire City when
no comes ashore for the great land pa
rade and review.
The one mans mastery courage has
moved loyal hearts all over the country
to Join in a unanimous ovation of well
come. All the railroads and the steam
ship lines are figuring 70 a fraction in
order to give the masses chance TO join
in the patriotic demonstration that will
greet the Manila victor's Homecoming.
Ii will be a welcome calculated TO aston
ish the whole world.