. Report of proceedings incidental to the erection and dedication of the Confederate monument. hat the acquaintanceship has begun so auspiciously trade will be bound to follow. President Glenn welcomed the guests on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce. Heannounced that when the people of Cincinnati heard that these generals were to passthrough Cincinnati it was determined to capture them, and the act was done. then reviewed the conditions that made Cincinnati the gateway to the south, andin eloquent words bid the guests welcome, both now and in the future, and closed bygallantly paying
. Report of proceedings incidental to the erection and dedication of the Confederate monument. hat the acquaintanceship has begun so auspiciously trade will be bound to follow. President Glenn welcomed the guests on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce. Heannounced that when the people of Cincinnati heard that these generals were to passthrough Cincinnati it was determined to capture them, and the act was done. then reviewed the conditions that made Cincinnati the gateway to the south, andin eloquent words bid the guests welcome, both now and in the future, and closed bygallantly paying his respects to the ladies. Gen. John C. Underwood, who labored so faithfully to gather the funds for theerection of the monument to the Confederate dead at Chicago, responded to Mr. Glenn saddress of welcome eloquently and earnestly. He plead for peace and good-willThirty years after the war is time enough to hold animosity. The address wasvigorously applauded, as it deserved to be. The tenor of all the speeches was the same—pleas for peace, for brotherly love, fora burying of the CAPT. H. B. LITTLEPAGE. DURING THE SIXTIES.
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