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Title: Minutes U.C.V
Year: 1890 (1890s)
Authors: United Confederate Veterans. cn Mickle, William English, b. 1846. 2n Harris, Nathaniel Edwin, 1846-1929. The Civil War (OCoLC)4539048 3n United Confederate Veterans. Convention (1889 : New Orleans, La.). Proceedings of the convention for organization, and adoption of the constitution of the United Confederate Veterans (OCoLC)11772606 3n United Confederate Veterans. The flags of the Confederate States of America (DLC) 07028612 (OCoLC)1845883 1n
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Publisher: New Orleans, La., United Confederate Veterans
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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hope that for thetime your halcyon youth days will come back again as yourecount to each other the scenes, the joys, the love and theglories of your grand old past. AVith full loving hearts andsouls the Daughters of the Confederacy bid you welcome, mostglad, hap))y and grateful hundred fold welcome. And wdien the last summons calls may you cue and allpass to the Eternal Reunion Camp Land. Awayand far fiom the Night-land, • . . When sorrows oeishadowod thy way To the splendors and skies of th(^ Light Land.Where Ieigneth Klein it xs Lay. To the eloudless and shadowless P)right-landWhose sun nevei i)asse1h away. AIMMjALSL! Three eheers for the women of Alabama!Way Down Lpon the Suwane;- Ixiver—by Childi-ensChoir. ChAiianan J. iM. Wil/en ol* llie preparation eomniittei; tlu^ntook (diarge of the meeting, de(daring Uiiaiiinghaurs inten-tion and willingness to tender trne Sonthein hospitality, andthen tuined the gavel over to Ceneral Ca!)en, actio r (^onniiander-- in (diiid*. > >-\
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68 Ei^^JiicentJi Reuiiioji. BinuiugJiani, Ala., June 9-11, 190S. As he (lid so, the band broke out witli J^ixie, and a boucjiietof flowers was passed up to the stand. Tlie General speakingwith a quivering voice, made an earnest appeal to his com-rades. He said: GENERAL CABELL SPEAKS. Governor, Mr. )\Iayor, Comrades and jMy Fellow Citizens: It is my official privilege to respond on behalf of my com-rades to this magnificent welcome and tender of hospitalityby this young and progressive city in the great state of Ala-bama. What greater tribute could I pay those glorious menand women, than to say that their hospitality is worthy of thegreat state of Alabama, whose noble sons and daughters areto be found in every state and territory of this great South-land of ours? Iler noble sons in this struggle for constitu-tional liberty were to be found always at the front, and thegraves of the brave sons of Alabama are to be found on everybattleiield from Gettysburg to the Gulf of IMexico, and from

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