The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-20

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alton TO American yalor and to. future
sacrifices for constitutional freedom, Is
tory. Whenever and wherever 1t may oe-
cur: blu; how peculiarly Inspiring is TINS
reunion In Lousinane' on TINS one nun y, a.
soSernmontai alliance with, America n
States. A Roman eye would have dis
covered In meeting of such men, a, sue q
time, sn omen OF good a 10 sne sbond e : &c e
public. 1t must Of necessity be bene-
fictnt and only 6eneiicient .o,,,,
this political milenial morning, Dor az
other times, In any bitterness W. We aev,
none We pity those Who 40. We t,i ra
long since drawn the curtain of. opllvlon
over the regretful and unseemiy thlngs o.
the past: and we. cherish as Ninetl i.s,ils
the Salor and noble deeds OF both armies
and of all sections. 80
the power that would attempt to make us
blush, for it, would be both STUPID am
hind lanS NE af chli en1s 0hs The nhertanoe
az freedom LEFT by onr sires. we are
proud OF all Tho past. Moreover ,, we ar, are
now facing dpse Ppnt We ac w with
+ a strength of hope and assurance. ooa BON
of an answering purpose TO u,sG "a r.
our every duty t9 a all ara races rowing ain ODD
But We still stand firmly on the narrow !
strip Of land which separates us IRON
boundless ocean Iii calmly
ar t,, mr. ,nanties on the shoulders of our
sons. who will worthily wear them a., a' j.,
in no crisis of the repupilic ,, Wv. Want
forum or field, VIII they be iouiu "''N
AT At the conclusion of General Gordo ,,.r
address. he turned TO greet q lhny eomit
cd II BLACK who ,,nn u f ,he latter portion
NJ NJ his his address. Then, leading her to the
front Mt Of the platform, he said; ,c,,n
MRS. JACKSON lNI ~ I vii never
ceose Z TO o. thank God that It was my for r,
tune, to follow, to know, well. ana ,,or TO
love stonewall lacksan;; He Is her me' in the
n nes sne Of Ills his Wife. Comrades. present
Ia yo,, Mrs Stonewall jackson, .,
ITO your feet boys, to yPmnr f Tenney Wes
c cems 100 loo R iate The boys we're up,
every man Of them. and in ne Viz na5 eh io;S
from from Virginia was made TO know once
more how Southern love remembess,,
And here's young Ja aorWon, n every very
pretty girl. Miss Julia jackson ChriSt,i;h ar,
Inc granddaughter of the famous so,uie !.
AS he spoke lie kissed her, ana ihe eIe y, .
were redoubled for the General unu '''o
Judge John Reason the e s9|s sqrvi ,hag
spoke from one 81 pG tha old 81 soldiers e threw
thamselves upon General Gordon at the
end The reception vas smo,heC Gnssdon ms
ut e tx same time, when General s. p. Lee lee
interfered with the gavel, beseechlng the
crowd to be silent. and to allow General
M Mr. roi Reagan spoke but briefly after this
and an Adjournment was taken nntl az IT.
iern6on. Immediately the moo ,,itR r oL
doubled energy. One old SOLDIER, Into * r.
Gated by his en.hms,a5im na s' You'd have
sn nese ReGra h he not The by!standers in
The. Grafton Of Judge Rogers cpIn ,s, e
ts et WSIc nft Wns 0rne a1HS8 Wso
iivered. was a brilliant success: $3.50.
THE convention will meet at ~ O'CLOCK
Tomorrow morning. t,n q,
Z The Sons of Veterans meL ~ i ateIi :, ~,
business beyond listening to a number o. or
GUS con NAV BE DISCUSSION.
special attention. are in the best 81 S OF
genuine Joy that sufficient money y h 1hs
R pse,t Abbey in RICHMOND. and to-day n
nomn1ittco was appointed to prepare reso-
buttons Of thanks to Richmond for having
raised nifty thonsa1td d. no "-n,sht fi MIss
Wray sponsor Tor tno fi'st D's WI -
~ RE Confederate Memorial Association
nHra Msmor aHe Assoeaon is
( or or SAsssociation. Miss Lucy Clair, Atkin,-
son 1t Is possible that the PAYS w o Mrch
matter nay come 1Iec, up, os Sc SION e''
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