. Report of proceedings incidental to the erection and dedication of the Confederate monument. homes. Sincerity stroveagainst sincerity: conviction confronted conviction; determination defieddetermination; sacrifice set itself over against sacrifice; prayer plumedit> jietitions against prayer. Not men of alien lineage were these whoso heroically opposed us. In their veins flowed the purest of Americanblood. The toughness of its iron was tested, in the winnini;. by theirfathers, for the American people, of our imperial northwestern andsouthwestern domain from savage and civilized foes. Benea
. Report of proceedings incidental to the erection and dedication of the Confederate monument. homes. Sincerity stroveagainst sincerity: conviction confronted conviction; determination defieddetermination; sacrifice set itself over against sacrifice; prayer plumedit> jietitions against prayer. Not men of alien lineage were these whoso heroically opposed us. In their veins flowed the purest of Americanblood. The toughness of its iron was tested, in the winnini;. by theirfathers, for the American people, of our imperial northwestern andsouthwestern domain from savage and civilized foes. Beneaih the Starsand Stripes they conquered the armies of Englanif and outwitted thediplomacy of France and Spain. .d now to-da\-, thank God, we areall Americans. We are brothers again amf forever. The god ofnations himself has set upon our country, in the issues of the conflict,the seal of an unbroken oneness and of an indisputable raising of this noble shaft to commemorate the gallant Confederatedead in this northern city, on this historic occasion, attests thislorious May 29 - 31, i^05 BIOGRAPHIC; Samuel Fallows was born in Pendleton, near Manchester, England. December 13. Record:— Graduated from University of Wisconsin in June, 1859: vice-president Galesville Lfniversity, Wisconsin, from June,i&5g-6i-, Profpssor-elect of natural science Lawrence University. Appleton, Wi-; , 1863; repent of University ofWisconsin from ; professor-elect of rhetoric. University of Wisconsin, isfi?; state superintendent publicinstructions of Wisconsin, July 6, December 31, 1873; president Illinois Wesleyan University, ; president board of managers, Illinois State Reformatory. 1S90—; president Peoples Institute. Chicago, 1891—Military Record:— Chaplain Thirty-second regiment Wisconsin volunteer infantry. September 25. 1862; lieutenant-colonel Fortieth regimentWisconsin volunteer infantry. May 20, 1S64; colonel Forty-nint
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