Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-22
From the soma "A a. r porter. Ott. !.
THE PRESIDENT N MONTGOMERY.


THE PRESIDENT N MONTGOMERY.
His ExrclIency. Pr"sil NJ pNi. having arrived IN
Mon guni"ry Un Wednesday last. h Lrgisa ur-, tho
following muruiug, a'lnp "'l .Iuih Rrsului ns ~.
pres,vr of their unhimiuiaiu confidence" In his abil-
iiy tn roudnrl ~ ,aH'y through he war, under tho
guilanr, ni u gracious Prevalence, IN Independence
and inviting him ~ md and adde's hem ut his
convenience TIL" iuy u ion was accepted by DE-
President. aud ii, orIo he appeared in the Halo
tn" linuN' of Rrprrs aiiyr1. where h. Wa rrriwd
wi h rounds Of applaI," y h" large crowd here
prmhl"d, and welcomed h, the Speaker in ~ hilf OF
the peop "f Alabama. NiI speech was able, elt qn,n.
ami opp"r'nne--n fac, t. was ma~trrl, Effort. and
wnui thai every man wh""h'rrains The slil ht"ss
doubt ~ to unr hnnl success. could hav" heard it,
The f,llnwirr rpi un II II" speech from, h. NJ mt
Enu,rry Mail, rh"ughin re".wil frrnhh our r. al.
drrs an lu, If it, spirit AID meaning: :
Mr. Dnyi- ir"nn 10y "NIle.'ingn nSr nf graft
tn,ip for ihr,c s,n which III" Kind ut en- ion Of ne
l. gsln ure had given him. "f nr'"a'i rG ~ fire hem,
and nSs ~ ing he cu2rns Of Al b ma. uum hat cap
inl in which TIE fret uutes ofunr X,' rr'' W. re is
,r Of his rem mhrnnc" amt SYM n by. He would
not attempt to rurCr he fact Int "" have rHp'ri-
erccd great disaster ufla'. 1hr'n'ny hnr"l r'ssei
our armies hackwa d H. o. III" "r'i" ~ G''li IN,
Threatened The hUrl ~ at Alabama aud CrI ri'd The
lay of Mobile, Int m" i'y still Snnd, aldwil stand
though me.y wall and oof should fall :" IT." ground
II. hih been disappointed in all his calculate ms IN
NV at Dalton all he rrinf '",m"uis he r'ud collect
fr,vn every o,lni including h. rUurs FRI M North
rrn N>>issipp hr hnd ron i'on y"xlc ted success
FIJI niyanrr through T"nu"ss"' aud Ken ucky. Had
he rhuurht tia IL. cad uf forward movements our
army w,nl,l ha - re- ir"l 20 Atlanta, h" w"nd have
lrf hi4 obi la rn'cd aud v"urra"d fri nj, Gen. Polk
10 have a-4a'h'i Sh "mtn nron his flank in North
Alub ,na he ID VI hltd 10 the IDEA If cnncen-
,ratinu and The srQnrl anything than what he
had hr n induced Ia here
"Yet We were nr' without compensation for our
4 a. LII /,
u.s. W" ,v. hra Grant. and still hold our lines he
for. chm nj an P't"r1hurg. That pure and noble
natriu thai grr, soldier and chris ian. G,Ho LES,
thnuyh largely ounum'rrd in front. largely out
numb red upon hi TANKS, commanded 10 " Of men
who had never known what II was to he whipped, nd
never stnpI ed !" cipher.
THE time 7 arli"n now at hard. There Is hut
On duty f,r every Sun hern mnn II II TO go 10 the
front Those who are alb" for hn field should not
hest e u IN, nj NJ and these vi oar" not shoulds"k
some NJ her rmpl"yn aid and assist The ard
To induce THAR all .h"dd associates I" &c their
pru',"r places in the army,
Mr. d wis alyrr I'd To- he pnri he had himself"r
d ayo I'd To- hpa- in he war; his rrlienthre to tho
ofc Of RI f and his desire FIR t.e field, incident TO
a ml,tarp r,nca'i N aud natural military anhieon,
AID some faith in his cHmciy fr arms. He aus" al.
ld-d +" his puiil crr 'er. and the an'mosl'hs ana
ili.ferlng which an acive part IN tho AFFAIRS 81 ne
IN ,ntry had eng rndrrr lie had faird he said, hat
n A pr.iuc,s IN o hers might irp turn' nga iis lim
aud that old ftr lints in himself nigh inrurnce bis
act OF, hut that he nd declare Il day. atier four
swore before High II 10 supp IT he i"nsi uion
II his ruuniry, ha ~ help him God, he had never
been induced to any course public or PERSONAL ny any
consi,irra ion If h past. H. felt tha u was no
time and he wns no the maj 70 nave any iriehus W
rev ard enemies to punish
There he some men, sai'l Mr.. Davis. who, when
they look Al the sun, can only see sneck upon H.
am Of more sangnine temperament. prrhans, hut l
have striyen TO behold o,r affairs NTH cool and ean
did temperance Of heart and applying thrm me y,
g,d test, am the more conhdant the longer u ho.a
the progress of tn. war and reflect We have
achieved Instead of complaining At w" -, 80
failed 10 do we should marvel AM, fhhns ou W. Wv
achievements which have crowned our eno ~; >.
ne nss' oppn,na,nr his rpsume with thai kf1l
80. r., he great stape II the SUu hid been ru-
erc ded X grain aud produce TO- the support OF our
armies In the Held .,. 80,
,ap.ry and patrioism of Gov. Watts. and urged upon
the State anil the Legislature ,he wtd' 81 ms {, un
frs In he SANE 'nnn"cii"n NJ poke OF inc t9ner'
o. ALBANIA They had hinght errryvherr and well
,,y W re- sii nni un'ed. Their esaml H. hould %
III, nil AMI glory Of the S'a- md an eloquent APP
,.al TO hose Wln WEIR yet brhind.
"Mr Davis spoke rloIurnily II he horrors OF war
and tho suffering Of h. people He desired pare
He had tried t obtain II and had been rnd-N lis.
ed lie should III strive. and hy eh"rring "oou
and he 81 Ung arm If the soldiers, yet hoped 10 oo
:, II h.r, ~, those who hoped 20 cTIiwi' the IAN
ke ard H., smot III wcrl- and lair speeches. ~ wv
pia france II willingness :" VI az OF 70 ~ ~.
nn:on hnn. 10 .lert any certain cnrdida'r IN ,ns
N,,h they deceive ih.m 4el'e'. Nii"ry in me ne'o
1. m. suresi element "f -irrtE y 20 acc IM - ".
+ -, I.,,i,.a and we shafi have Usertures soon
n Ugh -, al Il, t.,,, NJ rcc,n.
.,.,. IN, nr Davis dr-w fine pic nrr 81 ne o, J,
r,rs If ~. union. which means su'1nrA IT. e.
81, III, Y. 30 az, he rxrlsinnd, In minr y"
.ia fbis r,n,aiI $, lie ,hRi he p'an W" V ~
ar o, thi- degr a,laii'n, Is IN the WING f'e WI !"
NJ, Dayi. Then Nd er ed TO the c"nscripi saN'n r
sud.J Il ; nrcr-si aud spoke Of mrre r'hs-e A"'
universal sriliraii' n. .,,,.vv /,
:. IT, rsurlnat-p his y marks Wy w Wy 'u't'
IN. w..n n Of d h. Ievoln i'm.
N was listened hron"hnnt VI sr'r ~
,,o,. In err, e-s.d wi h alpiau-e. A'idT ir,m .
d. ingush-5 'iiH-I,s 81 As'~ma ir'snA' -.
sen senator Hill of Geoi gia. Gov Hairts !" i,h''7
ss-. M.j. G,n. John c. Brown, Brig. Grn' O~hiY