The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-20

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40, where were nlsn stands hir ihli0nl
ehllilon, W Chester Paris Washing.
ton and iTfmnnt streets, Nrl much
was done 10 the business sprllnns,
! through which the p,nuessini la sod,
The pnbllp bullhlnga, plarR VI l.nlnrlu
| Interest, tho clubs aid hnlrls 80 the
Hue ~ marolh weru taslamlly hioei
with hunting, aud there we're bis ol
history Inscribed upon some, The old
state house, near the scene VI the li0s-
tom massacre, the first contact with
the the British troops, fAipul Hall,
The cradle OF liberty, the old ChrlHl
Church, from which the heuoon-light
was lung that night llat warned the
c0uniry OF lle approach ~ the enelny,
nnd the appr0aph,a ln the monument
grounds were among lllesp,
The Guy Hall, W sehopl street, was
faced wlll portraits VI Warren aud
Putnam, With surroundings Indicating
tie part they b0Te IN the critical strife,
conaeqnenoe 0fthe lelay W start.
Ing the procession, the cNVlenpf NJ tho
monument wele begun ai lulpI hour
lhnn was intended II wis not until
q O'Clock That the large audience In the
mammoth tent were called 10 order,
nnd The consequence was exercises
were ourlallUd 10 about 0ne-slXlli VI tho
original programme.
George Washington Warren pre-
sided, aud introduced General Charles
Deylns, Jri ns orator Of the day, The
Grafton was confined 10 n graphic deh-
orlptlan OF the battle, and nn eloquent
appeal for the hullal OF all political
anlmoslllea engcndered by tho late
war,
Mr. Wnrron, President OF the Bunker
Hin Monument Association, gave u
historical sketch of the society, closing
his remarks by Introducing General
sherman.
In the course of his speech, the Gem
ernl stated that to-days pageant sur
passed anything Of The Kind no Ind
ever before seen. While the review Of
HIS own army In Washington, NJ the
close Of the war exceeded II In mum.
bera, yet II was lacking IN many OF the
attractive features Of tO.dny'H process
sion; and besides, there was u lack Of
spontaneous enthusiasm, which char.
acterlzed tho entire march to-day,
Succeeding General sherman, Gov
ernors Harlranit, of Pennsylvania
Meade, Of New Jersey lngcraoll, OF
Connecticut Dingley, OF Maine, aud
Vice President Wilson made short adj
dresses. Speaker Blaine and senator
Ferry were among the distinguished
people present Darkness caused an
abrupt termination OF the exercises,
and the audience was dismissed with
benedlction. The number Of strangers
nj the city during the day IL estimated
by parties competent 20 Judge, az DO.
tween 100000 and 100000. About half
of these depart tonight, nearly all
transportation facilities Of tho rail-
roads having been massed In the city
for that purpose. Long before the pro-
cession ended thousands OF visitors
rushed through the streets to the do
pots, where they found even standing
room In the cars was not obtainable,
Train after train was dispatched, and
still the throng aboutthe depots aud
filling all the avenues thereto seemed
to increase rather than diminish. AT
q late hour this evening the streets of
the city are thronged by crowds OF
people attracted by the brilliant lllu-
limitations of public buildings. The
state house and City hall are objective
points, each presenting n brilliant
spectacle ofgas jets, transparancies and
calcium lights. From each OF the four
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