The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-12
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ended, each feeling he strikes palm with,
said the Senator. am pr proud to % b ;on
Stze SEEK e y S9nle fa Efnia a VINO
wore the blue seek ours. Men do not
seek to be friendly with those for whom
hey 90 Mt Xte Ills
how he and General Wagner, !, former M
Sa a1nR es ah HIM. q hs he
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gilman how no got that game leg. - got
70 fooling with gun powder In an attempt
s t9 erf pane tne sos sah you
were trying to break up the government,
how does Il happen you 4, are nog s 'dri
Rebe '1fp in iss5R sSt OF tic heads q
shs r reDfts the Senator
stead OF cutting OF our heads the gov ss
ernment made us Senators and .ConEr sr,sa
Chinaman appeared to smile slightly, but
he said nothing In response to the :, sly
thrust. He asked no more auestio3
When Senator Daniel closed his re-
marks, there was q snlvo OF applause
and the three cheers called for BY Gen
eral Wagner, made the welkin ring.
Wagner SPEAKS.
General wa gner created great applause
BY openng his speech wlsh an n ~ aore
to Philadelphia. his home. when the army
of the Potomac meets there again. he
tod several tie
Veterans OF North and South. and mem
toned seeing near Hanover Cour ! We
1hrss ane
porting two wounded Confederate prison-
ers, and giving them water out of their
He hae lust found re- Z. the J, Chm hmm
when wounded. In the second battle. and
hay or T oan day anG ae da snq
Il should lIke to md the good Ale ad bam na
bas ay s Wnq ana sally which
It vi Vas Senator Daniel who called for.
tho three cheers for Wagner and VINO led
Alter repeated calls. ending with one TO
stand up and plead guilty, General n NJ.
after fer tho v, war. when Virginia was mill.
tnry district No. I. responded y plead DC,
guilty Of the charge OF being in.love Win WIN
all Tirgninns. and the men who l f, e
gun, but the old Confederatcs present.
cheered so nightly he had to pause use AL IL
was so throughout his speech. and ne los.
| itself as he talked OF a reunited country.
Finally he told the audience that Lic Y.
| tenant Round had often taken his little
boy on his knee and told him stories OF
1.-the war. Round always told the boy
that We Yanks made the Johnnles run.
"Did they ever catch yer PopY. asked lo ne ne
boy one day. It was some time before the
laughter suhsidcd sufficiently for the
speaker to proceed.
General King and General Dwight, now
| ~ elected to the position OF commanders
Of the association. made short talks, and
splendid tribute to General Curtis, who.
| he said. conducted himself n4such a way
| while In command at Lynchburg as TO
| win the love and esteem OF every cltlzen
| OF that city, fact which would be at
tested BY every old Confede crate living in
1 the Fill City.
Back to Manassas.
It was we'll on to o'clock when the
crowd started on the return to Manassas
Tonight large numbers OF tho visitors
| and tho people Of the county and town
attended reception at the elegant homo
Of MIR. Robert Porrner at Manassas.
Many OF the veterans returned to WASH
ington en- route to their homes In Yankee
land, Some are still at Manassas and
main longer, visiting the battletields ana
mingling with the people again whom
they once fought. Every man Of the
army OF the Potomac who came to Manas-
sas, this week is eager to acknowledge
that he has been captured, BY these peo-
pie OF Virginia, who while chershng the
| memories of forty years ago, are generous
| In their forgiveness and earnest IN desire
i to stretch out the hand Of fellowship
WALTER EDWARD HARRIS. 4
GATTIS AND KILGO.