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Bow bright are the honors which awaitthoes
who. with noted fortitude and patriotic pa-
tience. have endured all that they might
ve their native land fro ivisicn and from
power of corruption! 1“The honored deedi
Theythatdiedfore goodeeuseareredeetned1
fromdeath. Their names are gathered and
garnered Their memory is precious. Each ‘
piece crows proud for them who were born
there. There is to he ere long in 1911qu
and in every neighborhood a glowing pride in
its martyred heroes. Tablets shall prewrvo
their namoe. Pious lore shim renew their in-
scriptions as time and the unfocling elements
decay them And the national festivals shall
give multitudes of precious 11.1111ostotho11ra
tor' 11 Tips. Children shall grow up under more
Herod inspirations whose older brothers, dy-
ing 110ny for their country. loft is name that
honored and inupircd all who bore it. Orphan
children shall find thousands of fathers 1u11i
mothers to love and 11011) “11191" whom 11)" 1111:
heroes loft 11.4 11 logac y to tho gratitude of the
public.
Uh, toll n11» not that tin-y nrodcmi. that iron-
crous host, that uiry array of invisible l11-ro1 11
They hover as a cloud of w iini risiUt-i above this
nation. Are they (lend thnt )‘l' t 11111-1111 loud1 r
thnt we can 11111-1111 and n more uniw 414111 11111
31111311? Are 1111- -y 111- ad that 51 t 111 1? A11) tiny
dead that yet mow upon 14:11:11 ty and inspire
the people with Iltlllltl' 11111111111 111111 more he
role patriotism?
To that mourn, h-t- gl1u1111-44 minulo with
your team Ho “2111 your son. hut now 111 1.4
the nation 11.8111111qu your hon: 1-l1ol1i.4 lvripht.
Now his uamplo inspires 11 thuumnd hum-11-
holds. D1 or to his brotho -r:1 111111 sim- rs, 1111 111
now brother to 1-v1-ry g1 nor-11m youth in 1111
land. Before he was narrowed, appro11rint1-_d
shut up to you. Now he is augmented, 51 t
free and given to all.II1-has dud in 1n the
family that 111- might in o to the nation. Not
one name shall be forgotten or mgloctod. and
it shall by and by he couf1 4111-11, 1111 of an an-
cient hero, that ho did more for his country
by his death than by his whole life.
—Benry Word Beecher.
They sleep so calm and stately.
Each in his grow-y 11rd 1de
It runru- iy r11 1 ms that 11111- -ly
'I‘ln y ”1111 i110 11111111 111111111 red
With footie-.111 tread.
Thcy mnrchv 1i and how r 1111wa
They 111- ah- 11 the parnpn t.
The triple lino-1 meanih 11
1111111 paid without rvgrvt
T111.- flnnl 111-111.
The 111-1 nt of Slow accruing
A guilty nation made;
The 111-111 of 1-1'i1 doing.
of juaiim- 11.111.211- inyu-d—
"I‘wam this tiny 11-1111.
~T111111111r1' 1'. Cook.
0h. brothers. thu- 11:1y4 grow longs-r, and the
nights like rt glory show,
And 1111- love of our souls I34 stronger than 1111-
hvnt 111111 1111- iirv of “1111*.
Wu W1 1'1- {111 4 win 11 1111- 1.2111111 “-1- r1- frowning
from the u: ills that \11r1-1rr11111n11st1-1-p
Now tin- gram- and H11 iii-144111113 an 1m“ mm:
1111- grow .4 11 111- -n our 111‘1'011-1 1411-1-11,
And the your-1 \\ 11h 11111'11112-11- 11n- pr1- 111111111.
though our 11wur114 111'1- r111 with rust,
And right in the World is ri-gnunt. 111111 wrong
lice prone in the dust.
~—-Thomn.n S. Collier.
.
0 my country, my countryl Ha-iirt of my
heart and life of my lifr! 1) yo 1l1-n11 who
died in our rich-11.4w, who41- o-ngli- 1-y1- un-wdim
in tho Hlullkt‘ of 111111111, 11nd \\'111N1- hruvuln-arto
stopped heating at the ciumon'u mouth! The
Willis and daughters of Aim-rim will not forget
tin-cl You, my mmrudm. have two immortal-
itios. (lno you will take with you lwyond the
stars. The other will live fori-er in the 111-11111
you inn-1111111 in tho ulorion4 (1:11: and 1:1»-
ornnu- nt you h: we don-- 1-111 11111111 to honor and
prcst rv cl —It1~v. II. Stom Hi1 hard-11m.
Soldiers, who {rm-Ty for our 1'- nuniry‘a glorv
Cpia'ld our 11:11:1111 southern hill 11111111111111,
Loni: "my yum-1114414 1:1'111111 ingrnirfulutury.
Y1- 11:11‘1- not lin-d in vain.
Broth-r14. who fought for IililI't‘ 1111111 1'11111l)’
honor
That all our 1111111 1111111-1i might 1w from
May hilllli‘ {on-wrnwro 1111.111 our 11:111111-r
Each star for lil-vriy.
Heron-.4. who ioilnl through 1111 the dusty
111'11‘1-111-4
And liIl‘fillrI'i'Iilll‘l’i‘ilUII Illuh‘i' shut plowed
“11114,
To y1- who 111-11 win-r1- ih1- T111111 sky o'ornn'hcs
’1‘1'1111111-111111t11111 yin-111.4.
”*Willlliill II. Randall.
Thin day 1.4 men-d to our lli‘l’rll'fl (11-1111. I'pon
llii'ir 111111124 \111 huvo lilt’lllt’l)’ 111111 1111- Wraith
of spring. Tim is 11 day for mommy and tour».
A mighty notion 111-11114 alnm- its honored
grow-14111111 pays 111111111 dust 1,111- irihuii- of its
love. iiraiitudo 1-1 tho f111r1~14ti1owvr that sheds
itapr-ri’umo111il11-l11-11rt. Today we toll the his-
ioryof our country‘s 1111-, recount tin- lofty
11111‘1194 of ynniehml )'1>:1r'4.i11-'i11ll Itlllll'illiTt'I'an,
tho111-f1u1i.4nudviotorim of in-rnio 1111-11. of men
who 11111111- our nation grunt 111111!r1~1-. Today
we r1-1111-mh1-r ihn- duh-111.4. iln- victories, the
disasters. the wr-nry man-hm. the poverty, i111-
hunw-r. 1111-1111111-r1nm, 1111- air-mire and above
all tho glori- «11.! r1-vnl111ion. \Vc- roan-mlwr all
—from Lexington to Voiioy Forge and from
that midnight drawn” to \‘1 1r1111111'11'n clourllws
tiny. ,,liolx»rt ii. Inmsraoll.
Yield not in mint thr- irihutn of 11 11-111".
lint' nc nth llu- fon- from of 11 1111111111111! sky
Bmilo all 1 xiiiinni, 114 111- y mail: 11 at four
V1111) 111m 11 to do w 111 1‘1- 111111111 m1 nut to die.
80 host may r'onlrmli-a provu r1-111otnhrnnce
dear,
Bo best be hallowed curlh win-rr- soldiers lie.
wFrum‘i» Howard Williams.
Bring flowers to 111 row again
With fragrant purylu rain
Of iilru-u and of roam white and rod
The dwellings of our 111-1111. our glorious dead.
Lot the hells ring a ooh-11111 funeral chime
And wild war manic hrinu rim-w the time
When they who sloop horn-nth
Were full of vigorous Tin-nth
And. in tin- lr lusty manhood milled forth,
Holding in strong right hand
The fortune” of the land
The pride and pom-r and safety of the north.
hilt-cry Peterson.
Wan——
Btrew the fair garlands where slumber the
m‘m
Ring out the strains illo- iim swell of ihesea.
Heartfelt tho tribute we lay on each bod.
Bound o'er the brave the refrain of the free.
Bound the refrain of the loyal and free,
Vieit mob siev- 1- aad 1111111111: each tic-11,
were the eta banner from ermourt to sea.
hateful the living and honored the deed
~15amui)‘.hmlth.
townof Galena. As it was, when the
nameofGranthegantobetalkedshont
so much at the front there were many
people in the town who were utterly un-
able to place him. They remembered
that there wuss person by that name
who had modestly cierked in the tan-
nery office and that was all. "Which
Grant is it?" was the common question.
Most of the descriptions of the sur-
render of Lee at Appomattox that have
been written. except that in Grant's
memoirs have had more or less of lic-
tion mixed with them. At no time in
General Grant‘s career did his won-
derful common sense stand him in bet-
ter stood than in the hour of victory.
He always had such a din-ct way of ar-
riving oi the real thing to do. and. while
he was wry exacting of 1m 1-111-111yin the
cam-111111111. ho was exceedingly liberal
and consirlr-rato in small and non-essen-
tial pairih'lIInra. To those who under-
Himalilu- situation it was apparent on
the eighth day of April. TNOS. that the
surrender of Leo must 1-min- .4111 m. Yet
few Wore prepared 111' prophesy that it
would come on the next day. That day
Leo's 11411111111111 was approaching Ap-
po111aiox.to find itself practically in a.
pocket. Union forces won- in largonum-
bcrs on both sides of the rivr-r. At mid-
night (lo-noral Grant received a note
from Honcral Loo asking for 11 meeting
to confer in regard to 1111- client of sur-
render, and asking if 11111-11 surrender
would lead to peace. iirani replied that
sucha meeting could mnount to noth-
ing, as he was not authorize-1 to treat
inn-1.11mi to peace. He suggested. how-
ever, that the laying down of their arms
by the South would 1-1-rtnii11ylmstmi the
1112x1111 \|. 1'1.\'.<.41:.4 .4.
(From 1114 Favorite Photograph.)
HTHNT.
event and save thousands of lives and
hundreds of millions of property. He
pointed out the hopelessness of further
resistance. 0n the niorniiurof the ilth
Lee 11111119 1111 attack on 1111- I'niou 1411'.
n1ry.hutiinding that they were sup-
ported strongly by infzinty. h.- scnt a
ling of trum- and forwarded :1 note to
Grant. asking an interview. in accord-
once with 111.4 note of 111.- day inforc.
General Grant w 14 on tia- road near
Appomattox Court IIMIM‘. 111- replied
that 111- would move forward and meet
Lee at any place 1119. might 111-4ignzit1‘.
()n 1111- afternoon of 1111- tlih 1111- two
generals and their staffs met at the
{1111111114 Alvin-an 11111141- :1i Appomattox.
How plainly I recall that piriim-I The
('onfo-lcraio- cone-ml Lu-o :md his staff
wm- in full uniform. with ilwir swords
at their 1111114. (innit was 1111- most
unor-n-ntoiions appearingr individual in
1111-1-1111111auy. 111-1111111111 11'11'1- on the
uniform of his rank. 1-1'1-11: 11111 in- pro-
1-1-1-111-11 to prepare 1111- 11111-111111411 which.
win-n riullmi. Would prui-iivuliy end the
war. 111111111 about ilm-v hours to do
1111 the luminous. '1‘111- i‘onl'mh-mtm
evidently1-x111-1'ic11 that tin-y would he
111111-11 upon in doliwr 11p iln-ir .4wurds
11nd pi-li- arms. (11411-1211 (Smut 11111!
111-1111 wry sit-k thr- night luv-fore. 11111]
that 1111111111111, with sick Ill-ilrliii'lw. hut
win-aim was informed iii-11 1.1-1- Would
surrender he 1111.4 immmliiiuii 1111-1-11.
'Iln- rwin win-r1- 1111- 111 "1111:: lions “out
forward. and whom 111.» 11111-124 Worn
1m pared and signed 11:1.» \141 plainly
furnish-11111111 contnim-d simply 11 14111111
and some chairs. The .4111‘1'1-11111-1' 1'on-
111111.111, 114 everybody knows. of 1111 ex-
1'111111goof11-ih-rs. Honcml (irani. wrote
i] lt‘llt'l‘ lIl illlplli'flii‘ llillll‘l'h‘riiil 11) (fun-
oral L1-1- 11nd win-n it was 111114111111 11111111-
141 it in him. General 1.1-1- slowly put
on his spectra-Tm and row! ii. ”1- then
prover-11ml to write 11 111111-1111111'o1141-11 to
General Hrnni. iii-innovluwlginu the re-
rr-ipt of his letter and aim-11111111 the
terms 11114111111101] then-in. During the
primrose of the negotiations. which
laalml. 11:4 slated itlmh‘. about three.
111mm tin-row .14 n runningmow-motion,
often drifting far 11v. 11y from 1111- subje t
in hand.
When the letters had him" 1-114
changed. which 111111111 tho mirrcnder
oomph-to. a gum-ml lmndehaking and
intminction took place. The Union of-
ficers were presented to General Lee,
and the Uonhslornic officers to General
Grunt. Grant was not eluted or excited
in the least over the surrender. As he
rode to his camp he heard the firing of
salutes in cololirniion of the surrender.
He sent inmwdintcly, ordering that it
be stopped. The picture of thnt sur-
render scenehas never been made yet.
All who have attempted it have filled
it with fictions. The contranthctweon
the Confederate vanquished and the
Union victors was very 11111111111]. Gen.
and (innit were his Union soldier's
blouse and did not even have his
Word. The Confederates were as clean
and stylish as than h on dress parade,
with their failun forum and arms.
The cnentmitaticns. natural common
some way in which Grant got at this
importent business will always live as
one of the most turesque as well as
remarkable em in history.
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