The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-20
RICHMONDERS TO
60 TO LOUISVILLE
Pickett and Lee Camps 10 be Repre-
scented at the Reunion.
VIRGINIA SENDS MANY VETERANS
Honor 10 Assist in the Com
incmora1ion ard Perpetua-
ton of The Lost Cause.

Not until the last one of the heroes OF
the Lost Cause has passed beyond the
portals of earthly things Will there cease
10 be perpetuated, commemorated and
revered the names and deeds OF tlose men
who split their own blood for this dear
and bright Southland.
II must, indeed, be a thrilling as well
as a pleasant scene to those who Wore tIe
gray 10 see survivors Of The Confederacy
from all parts OF the South at a reunion
such as have been seen and will be seen
at Louisville KY, on the last day Of this
month and the first three days in June.
Virginia Will probably send the largest
delegation of any of the States. The spon-
sors and maids of honor are among the
fairest of the South's lovely women, and
they promise TO reflect great credit upon
Che Mother of States at the reunion
Nothing could be more glorious for the
Confederate soldier than TO some of
the ioveliest daughters of the Confederate
soldiers from every State IN the South
gathered together under festoons of Confed-
crate flags and cclors in reunion with
them.
RICHNoND'S DELEGATION.
The TWO Confederate Camps will send
large delegations, as viii, also the other
Confederate organizations in the city. Geo.
E. Pickett Camp will be represented by
about fifty of its members The we'll
known clerk of the Law and Equity
Court. Mr. P. z. Winston, viii probably
be one of the representatives of Pickett
Camp at Louisville.
The following delegates was elected to
represent Lee Camp at the Louisville Re-
union: David c. Richardson, James Power
Smith. Joseph c Dickerson. GervaS Storrs,
j. Taylor Stratton, d. A Brown, Jr.. Viii
liam P. Smith. Eliyson ". Martin, James
T. Gray, John Cussons, George L. Chris
tan, Charles II. Turner, Greer H Bangh-
man, ". Minor Woodward, Alex w.
Archer. William B. Lgatfnot, James L.
Phillips, john a. Curtis. Frank w. Cum
ringlIan, W. Ben Palmer. A. JEFF. Waugh
an, Charles j Anderson, i. c. Minor,
Thomas W. Spencer, w. Y. Armistead,
Charles Clinelcy. George A Smith. c. II.
Sutton, P. 7, Sutton, James T. Chalmers,
Joseph II. Shepherd and DIR. George Ross.
OTHERS WHO ARE GOING.
The inability OF DIR. Hunter MCGUIRE,
caused by his long Illness, VIII not psemit
OF his attending the reunion. as has been
his custom. This fact has caused a feel
ing of deep regret among the Richmond
delegation. which is TO attend the reunion.
Then. too. some OF those who were lead
ing In the parades of the reunion of-last
year have passed away. Among them Were
Major Thomas A. Erander. one o. the
1noss familiar figures at the reunion. and
General Dabney II. Maury. who Gid
much in behalf OF writing true histroy
concerning the South.
Major n. Y. Rande lah. Hon. ]. Taylor
Ellyson, Mayor Il. NJ. Taylor and Colonel
CHARLES r. o'Ferrail viii probably go to
the reunion.
In his last circular letter Gen. y. B.
Gordon. the commander in chief of the
United Confederate Veterans. says:
.~Yaae splendid Reunion Committee at
I1n,.AaxinA Is q body Of representative Con.