One is in honor of white men "who fell in defence of law and order against fanaticism and barbarism." Fanaticism.

We Americans are English in blood, English in speech, English in religion, English in the essentials of our governmental system, English in the essentials of our civilization; and so, let us hope, for the honor of the blend, for the honor of the blood, for the honor of the race, that that word got there through lack of heedfulness, and will not be suffered to remain.

If you carve it at Thermopylae, or where Winkelried died, or upon Bunker Hill monument, and read it again "who fell in defence of law and order against fanaticism" you will perceive what the word means, and how mischosen it is.

Patriotism is Patriotism.

Calling it Fanaticism cannot degrade it; nothing can degrade it.