The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-19
|8SDELL PHILLIPS.


4 IL .ron, 4 as.l 49, The Wendell Phillips
>1u,1rinl ffislrs. a. ifemont TEMPLE tn..a
. a 1i-r,' ..n atflnt A noIr notable audi
1rf> llrn ory similar occasion
g IA Do,,oo. The demand icf
.odmia>ion wss NV t'Na,. we soss,nk "a, ~
<<-sd All mao, islloV-HoTEtfa II Toe o.
>nsed oraiur, bfeidtp q alss.ofu lfAed gklh'
xrlnr 81 Ladies and atniltmsr IN tympatny
' ~rIih' b IA Oh intnfol|o nole. Among tnl.e
Srf<<nt rsfc mombrrs N the ely counol,
i. 6eads OF dspartments, several ex.meyoFs,
Governor n insau and slan, the eeyefnora
eoooe'l, jadsss OF ne ,,e .vpI'"e courts es
. Snd - various Uoit-d States gov.
/. Srnmens officials ana judges Of ieasis'
courta The Odd abolition partg va. repre-
Ssnted by EAfrr Wright, l.. Ill, oioott'
Rsv. A. A. Miner. Samuel Lcns,,.-
Low. Il. ". hisantcn, Apoe,' v
, fSlts W. Hive. William Lloyd Gnd.on
III. K. BiAck~sll and J Q. whittier. o,ner
S.pfcscnts'ye pcraol9ges wtN KY,
4 fiwA't Eyfr.t "A ie' nfs' ,Sesspn
= n Alar.eh ". D. nsTals y =. WHIP.
: BE, Pes dagt 81 LOO, William fndirnwe. ~
. n. II Dare az r ~ :. Wiliipp'
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Tie p.Ailt az Nf1fcl lnilirs Bll lii
raiive hes Justly thought that tho
Z greet work ni bla ile was not zeal or
l|uifod, iol. . was as ie'Bo a.
}ibtfiy :. htnsi nI hu nE1ty, nna tnat Ms
1pmo. erelor nos sac ifesaofa o.
o'nt, onir Dlt ansfi1nll po'iea3i0n. A.
orator rhrta Htec 4ftl p 11efn'', TX 4
the misr'cr % Ampnon RAISING l-e WlN OF
Tbsbss. MS ne caic' i1fce ~ gYin8 t9th3
Ausr.can Union The impssSnaoic defense
offroslom. IL c1mmiSi beneflct0E the
west may well apawer 20 tho east, the
uouth 10 the n,gth. srd Csrolira % Chiiior-
Ola. Minuesoia and New York mlngle
their so,fnw with thit Of New Eneland,
y and own In his death common befeaye'
usns
live AIR Of Wendell Pnlipl. Wn9n he was
\ born VA this city, aeventy-threo years ago
lat Norempef some OF the chief revolu-
'tlonnry ii sures alill lingergp. John Adsns
! VS. living n q ,iucy, aud Thomas Jefferson
~ Monficsli E'brldge Gerry was governor
; q the state. james Madison was president.
aud tue sscnnd war gi'h Engiand was AZ
hand Phillips was nine years Old when,
- 1920 tue moet importactd debate after the
adoption o. this constitution. the debate
o. whose fumultuous on mination
and trlunphart close he was 10 be
tho great orator, began, and the. second
heroic cpocnof our history, IN which he
AL fra n nH
llrsstenlng contest over The admission OF
+ Missouri Unheeding the transactions
which were ailak NJ lne land and settipg
Tho ece'ir ~ b,s career, the young boy, OF
( the best NrT Eagl nd lineage and pror-
poets. played npou Beacon Ht',n and az the
aye Of tC ontefai Harvard college,. His
.clxssun,es lsoAl4 as nanly pride add re-
lledtful Consegeeton. aad tho siiiuen;e
N0f rinfl, hutatr which YVES never
lot. lie aour t.ftd and gently e.udlsu;
not devote tiudeat LOT ia the bent OF his
mind, nor ~ the tclal direction OF eYmps-
nv, forcckstiue she reioEmer, bns already
xh0 o<niox apo Aut easf mnztSr OF the col.
]6iatf<rrn: rnd Hlill, In the memory oil
= Old oompsfiorn.. he walks those college
8ihs ID uu<aniuS youth, n figure OF patri-
5lon port, ~ sO.erelEn gsace--a prince COM
fhs trsrqail yea-s a. the university
1rocds .na SH"~'a.rH - i9 o.
Snrrect.op W Nfsinia, The year nlso,
81 which Mr. Garrison Issued the ''L.bern-
tori and ici n1aqulv1clly plccie'ming
~ pr:noiDle 81 tho declaration OF indie
nxudSnca, was denA unrsd Us public enc
Nv. Like nthsr gently nnsiurcd Bcaton
boys, Pa Hips bryan ne sseay Of Jaw sna End,
10 him, fs 20 b iscbls .onth Of every
a nnunirv and ria q.
+ ;rhs time durn. Aich Phillips was study
s IND law Eas the hour ofthe psotoundest NOR
a 3oathy, N the history ofthlh country. The
(3fjof soi Revolutionary feline, was l)ne
8ry contest sas tui just kinoled- The ques'
l{ji71 III slavery indsel rad nover been quite
I1oreot(9u. There WEES alHays az anti llsy'
3 ~ rc:.limefl4 ihr country; bat thcrc WA
~ II slavery ut 1rti :. and tue vention Of
4 fho cotton ctn ~ 1850 gevc slavery
: m moet powerful and iasluius i'm
Z Ia Wendell PhllI.p1 was admitted 10
+. 10 bar In Jt34, tho slave iptafebs IN the
jnlfud 6.a'e1 nirefcl q "a tho constitu'
q <ion, III :f,lne. Is $50 thd1on. "a society, IN
sfAii,t -.ft - t't@ stref 49, ~
'rals, bAd Are dy DO M, alshouah nnp1h.
1A6localy 70 the ceudtry, cre q the most
IEr60t a. iG25. fne GA ~ses4ch monarchy In
7 {I15. th8 E14.sh tttaorecy nf the Begin
'1In8 81 tue tttnirv, we're LOT co nlr5nH ~
k3sry n fhitcnudry fry years ago. The
1|<11o ~ T. .rlsf.d upQn the American col >
hoforr tne rev BE :oa vns nft sc euro,
- never 80 'nc1nc,ngto iioeriy upon
~ 6onflnrn,, as the Efasisoi sifvrrg upon
Uniou 10 toe f,isa8i1t days when the
~ n uyef sol n "a oiles careless Of the
8InvoPy sgsfat- on. ard jsbtirg with bis
ooIIoge comrades over The clients who
s. = o,t,bar nissrpecl iEs. ;ecy,
- W. still eittiDg czpsctant in bis
(ho loox await - client csme, but In
- omno(3e form! The young law
o- ~ especially . Boston boy.
6<od hls naive CITY With that
40 o1d ir<anoity Of local g1fcc Ion
q pecol M TO her cIf!zens.
3. '6otn' 10 b ,st6n, y he said, long al
lend the good nnme Of the old
hounA up with every hbso Of my
n ~ mild afternoon bis Window
101oQ HIN from be once. He
I(onG The otreol, and eud6eoIy, .
M Ion the noeuo Of The Booton