Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-05
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gnTiErAE;-Oa The svsAias % Friday,
the 1slh H., scas Fdiss 10 IrsEioas Isiiss,
ihsTs sas sigsn, 81 he cIaleLtsli House
In this place upper, lshdsTs1 b. the
tasinFss uFh of ihs city q Dallas, 10 the
saerfeiit Gni seeomPiisAsi saginssr sHd
gsnilsIaE, CaPi. ", n, N0RIHsaT anl Lis
assistants,
Caps, AsTihWay, ss has been announced
by you hsrfioiere, Is Eos haklus = pre-
iiniRsTy survey for the route ihIough Tex
as of the Missouri Kansas aud Teas
RAJ say tCmlauy, anl his presence In
Dallas Uilha fall eoTPs Of engiustrs, be-
Ing he hrsl Railroad engineer that ever
made survey lhro cur place, VAS desmFi
fora quiet celebration Of such an imP0r-
tani eEent,
The large dining room Of The CruisLhsli
House, sas more than 6llel by OuTeiliIsns
sad Invited guests who weTe temporarily
here, and The supper spread before thea
was alike ereditable 10 business men OF Dali
las, ahl the proprietor Of the above named
house, q, q, lENNINGs, Esq. The table lit.
orally groansl under the weight Of the
good things aud the ysrisst epieurs, were
he pressHJ, must have been fully satisfied.
Native Texas wine in abundance eohslitu-
ted the chief eNhiliraiing beverage on the
occasion, aud In this were drsnk the yari-
Gus set aud VOluh leer lOasls.
Amer satisfying the inner msn With
good things that loaded the table, the wine
was broaehel, aud ,he following toasis and
responses, Ia substance were proposed and
given, Wis;
LIST, TIE NissoYyi, Kansas and TSTds Rail
Eay,--ResPouded 10 by Capt Northway, In
a neat aud happy manner, giving a short
history Of the progress and prospects Of the
above Road, concluding with tho remark
that the people OF Dallas might expect TO
hear the whistle OF the locomotive Of the
VI, X. and I. Il. Il, within tho next two
years, The Captains speech was well re-
eeiyedand heartily eheercd.
,. TcIas- The Empire SiatS.--Responded
TO by +. q, Bower, Esq, in a very neat
and appropriate manner, during which he
said, that Texas was indeed the Empire
Sales.--future had made her such, and her
fertility of soil, her climate, her varied
productions, her people, and every other
consideration fully entitled her 10 the
proud distinct Jn-the Empire State.
.. Northern Terds-Rcsponded 20 by DR..
Arch. VI. Cochran, of Dallas, In a chasie
and happy mauner. Northern Texas has
already grown TO be the Elem Of the Em-
pirc State. The paralyzed condition Of her
agricultural energies have riviyed by an
industrious aud intcrprising yeomanry,-
her coil produces all the varieties cultiva-
ted in t. 9 American Union, save those Of
sugar aud Iice-the hGinogeneity of inter-
csl, the unanimiiy OF sentiment, fertility
with railroad facilities, will make her
blossom as the rose. The Doctor continued
this strain Of remarks at some length, and
upon taking his seat was enthusiastically
cheered.
i. The JudiciarH Responded TO by Judge
c. I. Garland, setting forth the very i'm.
portant and central positions Of tho Judi
ciary in American civilization--the re-
sponsibility of its officers, and the essen.
tiality Of their strict honesty and impair.
TALLY. The Judge paid high compliment
to the members of the legal profession, by
the remark that they wero universally
characterized by liberality Of sentiment,
and uncontrolled by prejudice and narrow
views, and they were ever found in sup
port of railroads and all manner Of useful
improvements. The remarks OF Judge
Garland were we'll received and heartily
approved.
8. The CITY Of Do''aS-To which Col
John c. Mccoy, one of our oldest citizens,
responded in his usual happy manner, do
ing the thriving city of Dallas ample jus
ticc. 1t is impossible, in this brief space,
to follow the Colonel in his well conceived
ideas and elegant remarksi but may safe
ly say that all present were interested,
amused and highly entertained. The
friends of Dallas were gratifed at the COM
pliments paid their town, which did honor
to the head and heart Of the Colonel. His
remarks were we'll received and applauded.