Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-09

himself and aid his mother IL reces-
sary, This provision is not made from
want of affection. but because ef nv
unbounded confidence in his future sue
cess
What a remarkable tribute from ia
ther to soni That expression of faith
was enough to quicken the younp mans.
roblest aspirations and call out the best
that was in him. And how worthily he
that confidence! To have in
herited, deserved and fulfilled that com
mendation from his fathers love and
faith was better than any inheritance of
lands, tenements, stocks. bonds and
money. Beloved of father. wife and
children, beloved Of comrades IN war
and peace, beloved of his country. his
Whole life realized his fathers propf,ecy.
and its words would adorn any mon1l-
lnert to mis- fame,
DEPE,yS,s opAT1oN
T-he oration of t,,t, a.. !, .,,....,,,
by Hon 1,ha,,nca,M nsnam. Ssits sIsassl,,.ul
as follows. : : i,s,aS
Ladies ana cen3,on,an. ,rha ,,,...
of our country ls cong,anssd !, .,,a -. =
iutionary and the civi,-wor TIE f,rs,
VAS the creat;o, ne :, >
badiea the evolution and asn;rations 4,
the English colonists from 4 1eoo 80 - ,7se
in the ey,,er;n,ort af :
The second was tho ~ s,,,t
on the side of Iihertv and -,
the most gigantic and hioody os ,no,sr', !, ~
conflicts. of the nrob,en,s ,,.l,inh ,t,a
founders Of orr povern,,ent Ma lie. 80
lpostertty. Since Then t,ere s,,as M
restraint unon Ama,.;ca, daye,o,,,,,aT,,t +
and no barrier Ia An,erio,,, ,,rr,,,. i.
The story of the reyol,,, y, t,,s
.hellion will be read nv f,,t,,ra genero.
tions. not in the narration os tls,r
causes or Incidents INT na,n,s, ~ tt,a
lives of the master minds Who ,,t,c,S
pated in those str,e,,es W.,
the reyolution IN tho car.srs y,
achievements of Washinrton rafrer.1,,
Hamilton and San,,,ai NJ, I,t,,,
and their cornnatriots orr ,,,arv,I,,,,s. !.
material dtsvaif,,nent and tho
which we have a5,v.,ncsd 4 =, avsn,, a,
j,.ar,ment az national .,et;yit,, s;,,os ,ecs
make the great c,,.il striys
tam almost as tba cl., ss;o ,.Ias &C
lsl,,elent days AZ Ivast;ra,s,,
ont in tho first NJ our c,,,,;.I
so does .incaln in tba s,oo,,1 "A ,,,,,,,
Lincoln cluster Grant sbarn,an ctar;
dan Logan NcPherson a,,,,fso ',,,,-. -
other heroes. : =
logan ia the finest aya,,,,,, - .,,a
volunteer soldier Aro,,na ~, ,,,,a,.,,,s
cf 4 ittle r,nv ~ o. rof
cred 4 million Of yol,,nt nto
il an ,ncredihlv brief es ~,
most marnif,cent and .,,la ~, -
soldier. ~
With wb;cb the.
disciplined. III the -. .,d 90.
fr,,ranfe rLtcl, 4, a..tt =, 5, 10
;eterans and IN. Ito aaasm, ,ishana :,
,nent ane, return a.. the n,rs,,it.s.f neaso
after the Close az tbs = ~ ~
Strength and rs.,i.noa ~ o,,r .n,ntr,
rest anon itsi citi,en solf,;sr,, ~,
pertinent MISC f,amorstra,sd that ,,,,t,e
the citizen soldiers arc enyapadai,, sain-
full pursuits and ircreasin,, the reaith
of the country. an adeouate army com
posed of those who select a soldiers =,
1cer can protect the n,hljc nronart,,4
suppress insurrection meet imn,ediata
and exigent requirements nj homo n,
abroad. and that we need have no an
prehension Of militarism or of Caesar
ism. The regular army is bur the nick
cts and the sklrmishers of that vas,
host who from the mountains and va;-
Ileys. from plains and cities. from he M
let's and towns. are ready Ia resno,l :
the call TO arms for the protection ~
their liberties from. within ar tha AZ.
hfense OF their country from abroad
.sLogan,s brilliant career emma sizas
| the necessity for a military educate
Tn n,.n,c 30 IN a,t n, ~. . .
and the industries. the ssesverest train
ling ard the hest education ara ~
l1eauisites for success in our doy az tar-
Iliflc competition. we will not dispute
I.ogan's claim. carried TOO far in his en-
.husiasm, of the distinction Of The nat,,-
Iral soldier: but great as were the mar;ts
and the success of our general II b,s
genius had been trained broadensd nd
strengthened by the drill and discinljne
of the academy. the fort and the field -
would have stood in the front rank a
the commanders of great armies al
modern times
.'rhe maenanimitv and penaros;,y ~
this thu,,,erboit of war were as ma,l. ~
as his courage. When C;.ant hacama
impatient because Gen. Thomas fingered
at Nashville instead of moving mon me
enemy. he sent Logan Ia superseds INN
When Logan arrived ut cincinnat; ba
learned that Thomas had started Ee
knew that he could reach Thomas, rnv
before battle. and that ha had before
Ia