The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 21, 1913, Page 3, Image 3
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MONUMENT TO POETS
Nashville, Tenn., Dispatch.
In memory of the South's
four great poets, Sidney Lanier,
Father Ryan, James R. Randall
and Paul Hayne, Mrs. E. W. j
Cole, of this city, will erect at
her birthplace, Augusta, Ga., a
handsome monument, to be unveiled
some time in April, by
Randall, Ryan and Hayne to j
pervade. 11
The monument consists of i i
^!l fourgranitecolumns rising from
' * n tall base and supporting a
roof of granite. Resting inside
\ is a block of granite bearing on ; |
p its four sides the following inscriptions:
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SIDNKY LANIER.
"The Catholic man, who hath mighty i " i
won
Goil out of knowledge and good out
of infinite pain,
And sight out of blindness and
purity out of a stain."
FATHER It VAX
"To the higher shrine of love divine
My lowly feet have trod, i
I want no fame, no higher name
Than this, a priest of (Jod."
JAMES R. RANDALL.
"Better the tire upon the roll.
Better the blade, the shot, the bowl,
Than crucifixion of the soul,
Maryland! My Maryland!"
PAUL 1IAYNE. ! i
"Yet would I rather in the outward j
state
Of song's immortal temple lay me
down
A beggar, basking by thy radiant
gate,
Than bend beneath the haughtiest
empire's crown." '
For the unveiling a party of
friends will go to Augusta from
this city and a number of distinguished
guests from Washington
will probably attend.
While the complete program for
the exercises has not yet been I
made out, it has been definitely |
decided that Chancellor J. H.
Kirkland will make the presentation
speech to the city in behalf
of Mrs. Cole, and her young
j, V?Klson, Whiteford Russell
Cole, will unveil the monument.
Nashville points with jest :
pride to Mrs. Cole and her many
benefactions, and the announcement
of her great gift to Angusra,
and incidentally the i
whole South, will be received
with the warmest appreciation
y by friends of the South.
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Master Whiteford Russell Cole, ;
and presented to the city by I
Chancellor J. H. Kirkland of
Vanderbilt University.
^ The unveiling of the monuj
ment will mark the culmina
tion of an idea Mrs. Cole has
long had in her mind. As a
young woman in Augusta, the
four poets were frequent visitors
to her home, and, as was
the custom of the old South, her
receptions were in the nature
of a salon, bringing together
the brilliant literary people and
other distinguished personages I
for whom that section of the [
country was noted. For many
years Mrs. Cole has desired to
perfect a suitable memorial to
the men who have preserved
the old South in the lyric sweetness
of their songs, and the
monument now in course of
construction, will be the gift of
a loving friend to the South and
especially to her home city.
Mrs. Cole has just returned I
from Augusta, Ga., where the I
final plans for the erection of
the monument were completed.
The announcement will be the i
source of much pride to residents
of the city and to her
countless friends throughout
the state. Probably no woman
in the South is more widely
known and loved than Mrs. Cole.
**" She is justly claimed by Augusta,
Nashville and Washington,
and her friends are legion,
both in this country and abroad.
The monument will be erected
directly opposite St. John's
church, Augusta, in a beautiful
setting of old elms. Both the
approach and the background
are said to be ideal, and in the
immediate vicinity marble
benches will be arranged, forming
a beautiful shrine, at which
lovers of Southern poetry may !
worship. The donor, with rare i
esthetic taste, no doubt had this 1
in mind when she selected such
a SDot for the snirits of Lanier. I
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