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r..srs PARTS of the state Uc9se were
fsiEos e 0pen "a Visitors
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~iss- - the cid C0nfederate vets raas.
sl4i ID their grey uniF0rEu> ant wirh
the banners which many were CO see
lor tae last tine. elasped iu thelr
hands. fled up Maryland avenue ard
iuto the State HaHse- EEeryODe PRES
ent seemed 10 ~ affected with the
same feeling whirh moved tsoveruoE
WarGeld. wbo said that be fei1 the
occasion 50 deeply that be Was not
able 10 prepare 3 SET speech, but bad
10 rely upon the Inspiration ~ t1r
moment for What he lad 10 say
Captain George ~. Booth. former
Adjutant General Of The Confederate
Camps Of Maryland and nov president
OF the Society q tbs Army ard Navy
Of the Co1federafc States IN Mary laEE
was the first spokesman ~ tile Confsei
crate delegation AMI opened ths cere-
monies By an address n which he
turned over the custody - the da-s o.
the state Of Maryland. represented -
Governor Narlseld-
Captain Booths speech was a very
able one and il contained in a cun-
densed form the most valuable lister
icaI infornaffon concerning the part
Of Maryland in the C0nfe1erAte ~ex-
vice. Captain Booth SPOKE sueeinetly
Of the services Of The different Mary iknl
troops that entered the service rs or
ganizations- He told Il the sery zee
Of NaryIand-s famous ConfedeEa1s
organizations. the First ana SeeoDd
Mary land -Infans4y. TIE - STAR
land Cavalry and the fear organixa-
lions Of artillery In addition -
these, Captain Booth said. wsre ths
thousands d NaryI4nders wb0 cross
cd the Potomac and ran Tho Eui0n
picket lines intent on joining TIRE
Confectionery AID wno became fne0-
bers u the first Co1flsierare orzanix1-
ton which they eacoUnterssI- These
been estimated that Maryiznd bad
sent Al least -. 90 o. her sons - Join
the Confederate ranks
In MS speech Captain Boob spoke
Of the tender tie which Eo1Bd TIE Sol
der u the CoDfederaey to his war
flags. lie said that the essence - q
true soldier was bis wilIIEgrsss 90
suffer for his c0ngictfons zn1 90 die
for griBcipie II need te- Tbs solder
Of the coDfedeEaey. iae said. possessed
these qualities 20 = uarkedr degree
The Tags. Captain Booth said. Eenaln-
ded them q this ard ret only the
soldiers themselves. bBf fh0ss who
came after them and al who cherish
ed the traditions q tbe ezEse-
In turning over the nzZs - Efe state.
the cODfsderzfes had made TIRE great
ct possible sacrifice. Captain Bcotb
said, bat did - ~ tfe fuil conf 1enee
that the state wogId g1ars them
sacredly aBd preserve tbeu ~ leng a.
the ComOmn eaIfb silouId last
In reply 70 Captain Booth. G0Fer-
nor warDsid said.
GOygBx0g gARFIELD's @PEECH
In Governor WaFGeIdrs speech AZ en-
presenfstion u the battle Tags -
the Confederate solder - Mary i4Esi.
be spoke a. follows
Captain Bo0fb. Co1fsder4ss Eezer-
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express the feelings that zrs welIiEx
~ IN ny fears todaT- This morning.
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