The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-18

gcrstown, Md, the President addressed
Several hundred people.
At 70 o'clock e .no v riod by rs Senators
nor Murphy aceom pa, Wy ,, nv ana
Sed1y end DRYDEN tne'r ens.e pa' = 80 80,
t'on for the Pe famous famous old punkard church
~ 4, - tiold ~ ;Antietnm. There the
u era formed n columns Of tours and
ana distinguished guests to the monu-
ment
I. ~ ~ rn.,nthIsn cn,n,n Of granite forty
nate Corinthlan uo' taa 49,, - hnroic firnro
feet DIED. safmoun. et,c ~ Win IN upraised
sword lending his men in charge.
ss,N, !, q On.
. Governors Presentason. !. /,
pfssenting u, ennn.msh. ~, sa, - no,e hat-
to-d 1S g1 nr h'a e ta edicate
Jersey in memory Of her dead W .,11, 4
gave their lives to ne na .ao e on ' the
comrades OF those who haye here s1 died
] to join with q later generation IN COTE ie
honor e those whose glory It was % ~ -
sey has but followed a custom on =, 90
| by all nations, from the peg.ni.ans -
and honor. In the city OF L, .'lr q
noble shaft. surmounted by inc usu Ne
| of Nelson. rises high IN memory o. w
Column yendome speaks Of the mighty NJ,
Ma poleon. In the beautiful u ny r uSn
Frederck compcls the admiration o.
In 3 our chief city. the tomb OF Grant
gut ana IN our beautiful capital tne
| imposing statues Lnat uuulu 'es ~ tit,,dn,
are expressions OF, n nations grat! ',nrs
In most cities Of thH N9h hai me so
\ those awful times in the early SIX ties
when the natiionfs fe YES IN perm o nI
t dead ~ certan regi ents or
hays oee Ne@ ersey has s De-
other States. md has placed on th ~,
field Of Antletam monument 1n,n n1os 70 a. a.
her her. soldiers q lei ,,e engaged l I" e'"s '"'' -
Tho support which the state g o. + !, N =,
Jersey gave to the genera so oer mev.
was constant ,o and lGga fnsr Parker and
A Marcus L. Ward, differing In their poi ia
cn afflations , bt u M ihe IL 3nn Of
rot1 Praps nfposa and Sustained the army in
4 the field BY responding with prom ptn qh
s. to every call made upon !, mem ZEN rno nv
II state not only furnished az !'ie "a pras
a ident but sent a surplus Of over ten
J thousand. the number ACTUALLY tu MN ~ q
being $500 iooKeo aalen Ky da1aa moi h.
er Of the absent mt so o quartet millions
4 OF dollars, and above all. It gave at
Az times, even ~ , o.nu s,,nnort to the
1 ny ga ~ nue hat was genuine and UNI
fniline.
dr gsver made on liz Held Year ago BY
General +. A. carman. the old colonel !, o. 81
tory tor Of RI the le engagements. He said:
s "rlle battle of Antietam was IN ; so,,,o
respects the greatest and most m 11shmrc
ons battle Of th1 c' ~ the humber killed
, and wounded but that was three days y
fight. AS many were kllled and WOUNDED led
In one day at Antietamh as ,y N any less
num- nambe 81. killed SH,s and wounded il ne tXo
Of tho West than N the one nayi-at AZ ~
\ twenty per cent, for Antlotam nine per
Ssn fff ahat h IS Ss say
I, pernte ,as at Chcamauga and three t nneS
dssH9rat0 ho
gagged and the loss in killed and Wounded
numbered posse Twas the nlo0 Mt ~ d ~
american historSx nme ffsu1t Of P con-
y iedsrsie tstos f Hnsaea xoH
forces been defeated ara It WaT di f|Gg
by tho proclamation 2, :, e.'anu,t 80
E :. ..,a1t ! : j.. arose 10 :
President Roosevelt as , e arose re ,, - MA 81
ctpt tho monument one ancoroo 81 M ia
u ~, ,tot e ~ antd 80 ~ ~ Z Z.
III Wa W. lau to.dnv lpon one Of the grea
b M tIot, ness t ~ tne Glyi War No otho
tH b"t,ie o. "the Owl war lasting but on
aay SHOWS a. agCcrred nere ,,pon he da
n n n ',a n.y., Mh's,, t ueu vas fought More
o ower wi,c ,t;naIe directs Ills battle va