Reerection of Statue of Lincoln Report
Reerection of Statue of Lincoln Report
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Rangabee, the Grecian Minister; Maj. Gen. Hancock and Gen. Mitchell, Gen. Emory, Col. Capron, commissioner of agriculture; Ambrosio Abeita, xVlezan- dro Padilla, governor of the Pueblos of Isleta (one of the 19 villages of the tribe in New Mexico); John Ward, agent; Gen. O. O, Howard, Mr. Cantazalli, secretary Italian Legation; Admiral Radford, Assistant- Attorney General Binckley, Gen. Charles Thomas and Gen. Morris S. Miller, Gen. Carr, of Gen. Emory's staff; Gen. S. F. Care}^, of Ohio; John ...Hitz, Esq. , Dr. John B. Blake.
Gen. Grant was present, and occupied a position on the sidewalk in front of Mr. Bradley's office, declining to take a seat upon the stand.
THE CROWD.
The assemblage was very large, and commenced to assemble in front of the city hall long before the hour for the ceremonies. At 2 p. M. The crowd, despite the rain, had so increased as to extend down Four-and-a-half Street below the Presbyterian Church, down Louisiana Avenue, beyond Fifth Street, and an equal distance down 4 EEERECTION OF STATUE OF LINCOLN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rangabee, the Grecian Minister; Maj. Gen. Hancock and Gen. Mitchell, Gen. Emory, Col. Capron, commissioner of agriculture; Ambrosio Abeita, xVlezan- dro Padilla, governor of the Pueblos of Isleta (one of the 19 villages of the tribe in New Mexico); John Ward, agent; Gen. O. O, Howard, Mr. Cantazalli, secretary Italian Legation; Admiral Radford, Assistant- Attorney General Binckley, Gen. Charles Thomas and Gen. Morris S. Miller, Gen. Carr, of Gen. Emory's staff; Gen. S. F. Care}^, of Ohio; John ...Hitz, Esq. , Dr. John B. Blake.
Gen. Grant was present, and occupied a position on the sidewalk in front of Mr. Bradley's office, declining to take a seat upon the stand.
THE CROWD.
The assemblage was very large, and commenced to assemble in front of the city hall long before the hour for the ceremonies. At 2 p. M. The crowd, despite the rain, had so increased as to extend down Four-and-a-half Street below the Presbyterian Church, down Louisiana Avenue, beyond Fifth Street, and an equal distance down 4 EEERECTION OF STATUE OF LINCOLN.
What to read after Reerection of Statue of Lincoln Report?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Congress House Committee On the L to read onlineMoreLess
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