Ohara And His Elegies
Ohara And His Elegies
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The last tribute was paid by mourning relatives and friends, by old com rades and State troops, by the Governor of the Common wealth, the heads of departments and a throng of sorrow ing admirers. The solemn boom of the minute-gun, and the " sad roll " of the muffled drum, " mingled with his funeral dirge, and the shadow of the tattered banner under which he had fought on " Angustura s bloody plains " rested silently and lovingly upon his bier. O Hara was O HARA AND HIS ELEGIES. 27 burled in the... military lot on the east side of the monu ment to the soldiers whose dirge he had so eloquently sung, and midway between that stately pile and the tomb of the vanquisher of Tecumseh. His grave was wreathed with evergreens and strewn with flowers, and over it the attendant companies of the State Guard fired three volleys of musketry. After the last sad rites had been performed, and during the delivery of the funeral oration, Gen. William Preston, of Lexington, Kentucky, said of O Hara : " Having known Col.
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The last tribute was paid by mourning relatives and friends, by old com rades and State troops, by the Governor of the Common wealth, the heads of departments and a throng of sorrow ing admirers. The solemn boom of the minute-gun, and the " sad roll " of the muffled drum, " mingled with his funeral dirge, and the shadow of the tattered banner under which he had fought on " Angustura s bloody plains " rested silently and lovingly upon his bier. O Hara was O HARA AND HIS ELEGIES. 27 burled in the... military lot on the east side of the monu ment to the soldiers whose dirge he had so eloquently sung, and midway between that stately pile and the tomb of the vanquisher of Tecumseh. His grave was wreathed with evergreens and strewn with flowers, and over it the attendant companies of the State Guard fired three volleys of musketry. After the last sad rites had been performed, and during the delivery of the funeral oration, Gen. William Preston, of Lexington, Kentucky, said of O Hara : " Having known Col.
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