The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-08-16

Of this speech, Commissioner ShultZ-
who, as you are well aware, was the
man dpp0iated to take General Van
! Burcn's place, General Cannon being
only temporarily appointed, arose and
said he had no doubt that there We're
many professional speech makers
present, who had speeches cut and
dried for the occasion, but rs they
would probably keep, they could be
"bottlcd up" until the Fourth, when
he understood, the exhibitors were to
have Il celebration; and that now they
would declare the schoolhousc opened,
and proceed to open the other depart
mcnt5 and present them to the Honor
able Mr.. Jay, and with these words
they let the house.
Thus was MIR. Bridges, the man who
built the schoolhouse, utterly ignored,
his services not acknowledged, nor his
personal presence recognized; and
thus, too, were men of culture and
learning, who could have said much
that would have been Of interest and
value, insultcd with the remark that
"their cut and dried speeches" could be
d0tNcd ap till the Fourth.
There were men who said with bit
tencss afterward that the interest
which the Hon. ,Tohu Law manifested
is the ExDositjon was only awakened
bv his orimo,ffv to G.roroI Van
Buron, and the desire to effect hisruin
bv having him removed and prbl;clv
| disrrncnd And I hoyn haord of nnn
man anying. tlnt if Van Huron had NOT
horn rr,novnd hc woIll Lovc bcnu
American 1Iiri.tnr nt \.innno hnforo
thn war ,.,a o,,t. and r,,. kun,,. thot
r,r Lis ,v,o eofct,, II v,s rnooe.,r,. to
cnt him ont of tbc way That of
nonr.o l. Int .yurr,iso Ian, ,boro is ,
,pnvir.r oriricn t,,f norsoraI opn,itv
more FINN ,i1,ait,. +o cn,,-,t,, r,, honn
tba cousc of ono;r
Af,nr loovi,r thc ansoo,housn tho
l,,,,ri,,, 1r;ni.,or observation-disclosures.
aud -, ,I,or, won't +, ,,,rp,o,,,, ,no, tbo
I ,o,,r;,.,,, nor,,.,,,,,,,. l,r. ,,,,,l,,r
v.h, IiJ mot rroI ,ho .niri, unyo thc,,
4o r,i,,,,,. ,o,,,i,ol ~ ',,o..ol,,,rr,o,,,
and ou,,l,orol r,o col,oo. ,yith aq,no
S,f,r ,,n,no,nJ p,rr.ro u.i,mnn
T,r.,,,,, nrn,,np a,l r,It. t,amnI
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c.ll tn r,lr,, ,rou,J ,r,o tn,Ia ,yhi.h
,.os s,,rooL ~ +In ,,,,a,fl.,, r.'t,r,
r,,,+ ,,.,,oro , soio,, r,,. .,,,.rt , i,,.inl
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u,, ...nInn,7;tio.u ,r tI,o '.....,.,n -.
Sho,, torrcd tI,or,. hrt T., ,,,.,,,.nf tIo
,,,,.;aa'ns' ,,rn,,nt !, I,,d tIa'.afon,
nit,, nc g.. f,roo IN vI,i,r, anr n,,,on
a,,oaa,,,t,,, n.,, thl Ia.,.,,t,,,, 'ta,,.
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,amIo,T ,n,,,,,,-.,a, ,,i,,,s,,,,. .fne
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taa,. tho ,Iaaa .fa t',.,.,,,,,r,o., -
oY'l :, ,',.i, .,l..,, ,','>''
oui 1'' p'i ..''''' AT i'e'''i''7 ''"''A' an"
It's poor display a!tcr III, aWakehs a
feeling of sadness, and almost the feel
ino that we had made no ot.anpt at
r,,',,o.,,,,,ti,,,. ,,,,o,a,., ;,,,,,,t.;,,. n,,I
-'''''' IVAN i'''''''''''' al"
improvements III the exposition. In
The first place, the new commissioners
took their pln,,s. if wc may iudge
e., .,,..i,,,.i ia, ,,,.,,,,,,.t c,I,t
i'on' N''"''7' -" " 'e, 7o''"' 'e'',HG
OF bitterness toward the suspended
commission, and an unwillingncss to
recaivn from nnm orv o,si.torco
l,..,a,.,, C,.,, .''I. ,.N.'t,
Nehoi"' C"AiI'oAi' WHO was appointed
temporarily in General Van Rurcn's