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plead so eloquently for the principles of constitutional freedom for which these men fought and died. That night there were magnificent fire-works at the Park. The last day was even the best of the feast. Captain Lee Hathaway spoke in eloquent terms of the Confederate Home which had been established at Georgetown, and for which Mrs. General Roger Hanson is laboring so successfully. Mrs. Hanson and Miss Morgan were received with cheers as they took their seats on the platform. Hon. J. C. C. Black, of Augusta, Ga., who rode with Morgan, was now introduced and made one of the happiest speeches we ever heard, at the conclusion of which he very gracefully and appropriately presented to Miss Morgan, in behalf of the men who followed her father's feather, a beautiful watch, chain, and diamond ring. With deep emotion, but exquisite grace, she received the beautiful gift, and the veterans made the woods ring with rebel yells. Colonel W. P. C. Breckinridge, the silver-tongued orator,

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