The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-26
Camp Nlohols the Louisiana eoldiero'
Home, the mecca OF veterans
now In New Orleans.

been found for than e dc e, f & eo sn;
praise this fate Is to be preferred above w "a
Stnsrs we 1ss + hs Is Ss s We q h'is Ge
whatever have been their private ~ faults ha
rightly given them place with the lmmo r
as Theirs vas The nrtsyrs dsvo!Ifn Wind
aer.T eoe rney l i"ed Il without nchns
r ,tS 5st tho sss s q Dss
them Glorious youths, who in the tusi o Of
fqs morning poured out your r. ilye e,,or IKE No
tis great mystery with the Joy Of the patriot,
lips. With iii our grief, we would no. have ue
i. otherwise. You were spared the panes e
the 81 haT r. Of aoWn the au sleep
Of age, IN fixed upon the shore 70 watch Win
weary eyes tho rising tide Of years
Monuments Are Urged.
i urge monuments 10 the Confederate sol.
for the 81 sake OF the living, tina, in this busy
Industrial age these stones to the ConleueIIa.e
so4sr ag s sou 3, each sbeah arc
also renity to die rr your, country Is y ,s,,
nc worthy to be remembrance a i%Is prea,
ness OF soul?
..Not III the cla,nor Of the crowded Dc. s street
Not in the shouts and plaudits OF the throng;
but In ourselves are triumph ana dclea''
The seeond thing Is iSes sue Us Ress tne
nothing We shall do, will bring shame and an,
that ais also v we're 'ho he glory su Of
their sufferinEs, the fame Of their Victories
the tragedy OF their overthrow, and that sym,
he defeated as with Il mantle Of inlper lshahle
love- lei. us. also. share as best We may tne,I
s1sy, n Of diFsty ,he of saa
scendants may say OF u.s. with swelling hearts,
also followed 5ohnston he also d fopghi
SYMBOL i" OF the Crusader. Their names are.for-
With The Confederate soldiers! In the, great
muster day, no OF the Ilon-heart VII take
Of the ns mS was
All Ana is there any message We would give
10 the states we loved, and on whose penhlL
VIC drew swords. moro than a generation
agog AS VIC have sorrowed over ,, your re
We Chose for You the fortune rather
than d shameful peace we bnttled tor S your
h fa 1han ysit 'nel m
We bowcd beneath the stroke OF fate we sho ,ss
The oay dsboSor the long bitter
story OF reconstruction than tame h,.r
Of the we received from our III hs ss
Of our L liberties. we leave our motives 10
the Judgment. OF posteri,y In the shelGe we
and The voice Of honor. We sacrificed al that
men hold dear for the land of our birth. and;
while have no fear that h's,ofS %l eye
the verdict OF post Gritty as the equNaIeni 5pa :,
clear conseienee ner ought we e 10 ,n tbe e.er
nal praises mankna II our shnIen Is sh wa
praise II is we'll II our hearts te'is US W.
Care for Unfortunate.
Last Of ALL let US rsmember our nyn ss p her
death. or in their survival: to whom have
been denied wealth And good Senth w sh
o oru 1yhich, ali others avail hut little. II We
perhaps sweeen the last years hn e ir, these Sc
3 sher hearts the great memories they s shall
bless IN more So mar h @e 50 no
served have begun to gather thcm IN so!alrs,
homes institutions which comp ne IN 1de ut
tfn,e eA aer many. other old veterans who MI
never be brought within such hospiabs ~, walls rs.
snH sympathy and assistance as arc hon,
onabe alike TO them and to US. , Lev h snrh
continue anil is s speS s sec e 1t M
comradeship shall cease only when the last
old soldier has passGsa neyona
viii he given the service OF contemplating
the soldiers virtues In the hearts s , o. fh l,s
tro,,s dead, OF comforting the hearts OF those
who mourn los, heroes WIN s NC ,he 'n pa
trint and tho loving Kindness OF those who are
familiar with the same sorrow.
Sons Of f hee anuse for
NrhichT Nc fought, 10 your strength Will BIO
GWEN the defense the So 70,
good name the guardianship or ms n,s.1 Ply
a the sme'a pr,nepes when he loved which
You loved also, and those ideals wh hsr mace
'' TO YOU, Daughters Of the confederacy, W.
be given the loving service Of re%Gmpsr'n Y
he he living. who were dear to him, and are
nsd 8 help and If he wo
,nn wo,,r. mothers, who gave to womanhood
e new sI perfection Of heroisn, and more d.
Vine expression OF sacrifice and dsyStlo n von
,r ne hearted yu Americans overywhero to you.
Notwithstanding race from which ne sprphhEs TX
=. a niiest deeds, who love In man the love or
country who praise nde ne n syo eH1rsS % Sc
VIVIAN an uncomfortable Inheritance tho memory
- enr nce al mcn-the Confederate soldier