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[536] ‘Its splendor remains, and, splendor like this, is something more than the mere outward adornment, which graces the life of a nation. It is strength, strength other than that of mere riches, and other than that of gross numbers; strength carried by proud descent from one generation to another; strength awaiting the trials that are to come.’ General Johnson was warmly applauded all through the delivery of his address, and cheered to the echo as he took his seat.
Richmond, VA. 1884.
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