The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-31

social or financial, problems OF peace or
your example. Let the tecmlng millions
OF Europe come: with their peril We arc
i. familiar. We Will teach them to rover
cnce The nag and TO serve its ideals.
SO long as we have In the mighty scat
Of Lincoln a successor so devoted TO the
rights of the common people, we need
fear nothing; the good sense, and the
trained and enlightened mind Of our
American citizenship Will solve the ques-
tions as they arlae. The future VIII
bring us grave problems, but the Amerl-
can character holds tho elements of their
solution.
In the Indian Wars,
We honor today the gray. bent forms
OF those who wrought in tho Indian wars,
who served in the formative days Of utah
when the great foundations Of a com
monwoalth. rich with wonderful oppor-
tunity. was being laid Theirs is n part
of that service to the nation which we
recognize. Utah is in the Union and her
patriotism Is part nj that which Is the
nations guarantee. And here, as else
whore In the wide land, liberty OF life
and speech and thought shall come 10
their perfect flower. for the blessing ot
mon.
And now To sacred memory we will
drink n toast Of love aud tears. To the
noble wives who gave so freely of thoir
best-sons and husbands-9nd In lhe
darkness OF those bloody years toled ana
army Of the brave lying In the vast
cemeteries or to those whose bones
scarce covered rcposed BY the ruined
prisons. To the dear one lying In the
sunny Southern glados unnamed and un-
known, whose only monument ls tho Wiid
brier and whose resting place is sprnkled
only by heavens tears. To those wing
I'm the scattered God & acre or n CONT
neni and 10 vou the broken remnants
OF those Wondrous columns OF the brave,
Wc drink you q toast nf love Tor your
suffering your love. your sacrifice, We
honor and love you, and when the last
dropping form has vanished from the
earth VIC will teach oul children and our
chidren's children to love and revere
your memory. TO the graves Of your
comrades we will go with ~ ceremony
10 lny above the quiet hearts migrant
blossoms. which may be on inih"nce 10
ssncnfv us and deepen our raIriotlsn'
Falrer than any blossoms Nc bear IS the
hover garden OF the beautiful things iheE
lid toI us and for men. And over the
blossoms. for trey Will fall alike upon
the trave and noble who side Ly sldc
slc2p in the sacred dust thai shall for
ever echo TO the tread of free men;
To that Cod who founded and defended
the nation life. who holds the reins Of
it's destiny. who bids MS go forward, we
life our faces In thaukfulneSs and hrok :
emily pray that His hand. moving as ~
viii, leading us as He may shall bring
us TO our destiny. and In the hours OF
need send the flame of such love as
swept YOU on to ministry Men OF , the
Grand Army look up, not down; look
forward not hack. Your comrades sleep
not In the narrow graves whore you laid
them Look away. for blazing In the
glory of @ destiny immortal they SHINE
Tadiantly; they call YOU TO the rest Of all
viciors for love aud truth OF all warriors
for righteousness. Hark. the trumpet rs
calling. Upward mount YOU. al the last
where your souls may rest in peace. SAFE
in the bosom OF your Father and your
/ God
Horace S. Ensign sang the Soldier s
Dream and was followed by the
George r. Maxwell post quartette, who
gave several selections. The quartette
Comprises Comrades Shepard. Neder,
Kingsman aud Dillingham;.