The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-15
KIND WORDS.
Interior Journals Continue Their
Praise Of Dallas.
Tales That Tell OF n Generous
People.
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Tho interior papers continue to speak so
glowing terms VI Dallas aud 100 hospitality
OF her people. The Lewisville Headlight
does the. handsome as follow; An address
OF welcome was delivered by General "a
bell, la his usual FREQ, whoif-souied, on
hand style. After session OF three days,
In which much importsnt work was done,
there being nbont 100 members OF the press
present, all OF whom ahared a. liberal
kindness, hospitslitiou and coufteeies
OF the generous people OF Dallas, clos
Ink with great banquei. made men,
orabls by many beautiful speeches. the az
ISOLATION departed for Houston to witness
the great inter.state drill, the particulars OF
which will DO given next week. Reverting
10 Dallss, we should not forget to say that
she IL the bosom OF common state and
national pride; tho fountain OF wi dom aud
charity. md the great Texas engine OF
energy and progress. Long, deep and
wide may her prosperity prevail and ner
people be blessed.
The Cisco Telegraph says: We wished to
give our reader, a short sketch OF our trip
10 the city OF d alas, 10 attendance Oh the
press convention, but thu lnteness OF our
arrival homo, and fndioe the colnm full
forbids our going into detail. Suihce u 10
say the convention was well attend
Cd, some ..s Two n pSs cI Msn'0e oi
Dallas entertained the association IN
q royal manner. concluding wish o drive
through the city, consuming nearly tue
whole evening". hating ot tho residences OF
Messrs. A. b. Norton and Senator diDbs,
where all were invited to partake OF 70.
freshments. There was not one present but
will long remember the occasion ana ever
feel Q kindly interest In the growth OF Dali
las and the prosperity OF her people.
The GEORGETOWN Record promises to give
. full account Of the NEE ing OF the editors
here, but for the present says: The press
gang met sgreeably to previous notice In
Dallas ON Monday. Judge Morton, chair
man OF the citizens committee, introduced
Mayor Cabeli, who la a feeling adore
welcomed the association to the nospit.li-
ties OF the city. Ho was responded TO by
President Ysndell Qnite large number
Of members We're In attencIsce.
Their headquarters are at the pal-
las opera-house, where room has
been specially prepared for the mem
bers. with bountitul supply OF refresh
ments constantly on hand. A special train
was furnished, with free transportation, TO
those Of the members who would wish
to attend the Interstate drill at
Houston. They had a splendid banquet at
the Board OF Trade restaurant on Tuesday
evening. No ladies We're present We will
refrain from attempting 10 write up the
proceedings, but will leave that for him OF
the 20" who was present and will be fully
prepared to tell all that took place after his
return home.
The Louisville Headlight not content
with giving Dallas good ''send off," has
more to say In another column OF its last
issue, az fcllows: Tbs elegant poem titled
"The Massacre La Purissima," delivered
Wednesday last at Dallas, Tor the Texas
rs. X
Of San Antonio. will be given In the Head
light next week. The production is adjudg-
ed profound as well 80 beautiful, and was
distinctly rendered, with fiction, grace and
ease. Miss Painter Is truly the diamond of
the II erary wreath and the ideal OF the Tex
% pres.. Before the departure OF the press
association from Dallas to Houston Wed
nesdsy evening, a general Tree ride was
given all who chose TO look about the city.
About seventy.fve accepted this pleasant
ride In carriages, and after fair view oil
the city, elegant lunch and refreshments
were given st the private residences o
Messrs, A. B. Norton and Senator Barnett
0ibbv, Having cf,soted all business and
enjoyed tho hospitality Of Dallas III hoi
broad guaged order, this merry company
left Wednesday a'ternoon at O'CLOCK FOL
Houston, holding Dallas ever dear as q city
OF unsurpassed energy and hospitality.
Colonel Hall, Of the Dallas HERALD, was
elected president and Judge Davis, OF the
Greenville Herald, vice-president Tor the
ensuing year.