The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-14

,putrnl Huuro. Du,. iluhhHrl4 ldlrrs
,yus brilliant uuu isutHinrN b. uius-
rrly, Hs the mlIurIiy uf our r.ldnrs vol
know. ThruluNH report Dr. uulv glance
it hi. effort. Ills address was inter.
,pcrsod with numerous anecdotes
throughout, aud hu rlu rotate ihnu
more pleasantly than thr great majority
NJ our modern orators,
\ rittti-It' INH,
Following COY, lluhhnrd's address
was an ullocting Incident, 10 WAS the
solemn uud touching ceremony uItHis-
lruing liltlo GWcc Rector Mitchell, the
child ut the reunion, Miss Mitchell /,
one year Of age and ptutlily enjoyed the
ceremony, She was supported 10y Gen,
l'uhrll, aud Gen, Lewis, OF WDNnharhic,
proclaimed the young lady
the pet of the sturdy Veterans,
col, I, q, CtENuwEril,
of Bonham, was next introduced Ia
the audience 10y Gen, tabrll as the
''silVcr tongucd" orator of North
Texas. lie delivered one OF the most
brilliant effort, that the reunion has
boon favored with, OF admirable
physique and commanding appearance,
with fine orutur,ral powers and Wultlu>s
Vcuhagr, hC al once commanded and
held the attention ui hiS audience irum
tao beginning, Tho utmost attention
was paid him, and after the conclusion
uf his address, men and women
feels that ne would 90 col, Ii uuwCth
an injustice IL he attempted u report
his admirable speech rom his notes
euglUhCd "hy the Waysid,.' Col, tu'u-
uWuth represented the EcuturEiIg-,
and most ably did hcdlsrhUrgc the trust.
GEES, NA,L,
The General was introduced 10y Mayor
tubcll, lie paid a tribute 10 Nalla, for
her liberal hospitality orclurtysirs and
lie argued chat though
The southern cause had tailed
The principles for which It, dryotpn,
fought sin remained, Tho objects
which uumHt ii .hc southern forces were
mobile and patriotic. Defeated rs they
were, he thought IL the duty of Cyory
man 10 lend his aid To the main
llinancr of the Federal constitution. lie
gave an extended history 20. his Logon,
their trials and experiences, aud closed
with beautiful tribute to the ladies.
His address was received with frequent
rapturOus applause, and was one nj the
most popular delivered during the day,
sIBLHN'S BRIGADE,
At the reunion Of the Siblcy Brigade,
among the notablcs were Con. W, Il.
IIurdeman, Col. j. l.. Smith, Captain e.
e.. Horne, and Captain Il. :. rridgen.
Many minor resolutions were passed,
among which wGSa card of thanks To
Mrs. VI, Milton Smith, daughter OF
Col. James Riley, and the voice of the
agreed ON Fort Worth H. the
place for the Brigade reunion in August,
1855. Tho following are the names in
fuil of all The brigade present.: j. J..
Woods, Co. X, eth Texas Cavalry; JuU.
r. linn, Co. X, 9TH Texas Cavalry; q. 10.
! Iuland, Co. *, 9Th Texas Cavalry: +.
Is. Collins, Co. e, 9Th Texas Cavalry; r.
=. Jackson, co. ], 9TH Texas Cavalry
Joe MiilcndCr, (JOc Bags Go. \, 1th
Texas Cavalry; ". \, kumpor. Co. +,
9Th Texas Cavalry; Ike Petty, co. u, 9TH
Texas Cavalry; Tom ". Morton, 60. X,
9TH Texas Cavalry; ID. +. kirkpatrick,
%. II, 7th Texas Cavalry: II. T.. VIII
liamS, co. +, 9th Texas Cavalry; Capt. G..
l.. Horne, CO. !. 9TH Texas Cavalry;
apt. j. NJ. Odeli, Go. /, tts Texas Cav
airy; g. w. Ross, Go. y, 9th Texas Cav
airy; L. j. Garrett, Co. Il, 9Th Texas
'avalry; w. 4. Price, TO. T., 9th Texas
Cavalry; l.. y. Forbes, Co. b, Wal
Ier's Eattalion; Z. NJ. Fox,
20. X. 9Th Texas Cavalry;
spain Fondren, Go. X, 9TH Texas Cav
airy; Silas La&o, Co. II, Tth Texas Cav
dry; j. p. smith, Co. Is, 1th Texas
'avalry: q. W. Fowler, Co. !, 9TH Texas
N any, '"'t' 'I.''' ~ - IN -
AVERY; tol' W T. iiarueinai, ltn
Texas Cavalry; Thos. Skaggs, Co. II, 5th
Texas Cavalry; \. q. FoN Ter, Co. |, 18th
Texas Cavalry; G. w. Miller, Co. X. 9TH
Texas Cavalry; Thomas II. ThrOOp, CO.
-, 18th Texas Cavalry; john LouckN,
%. +, NalleTs nhttaIioll; Nav WI nun
r. 20. y, fyTohs teEliileht' IL; ~
pickeY' 90: n; fNToh I'eGiilehti .. -
?tr3dley, 90 h'2t" cMas aISlrH -.
.thucrS9ii, - ~. y ro'i i'cei,hN..t'
=, dP;. Ia. p ~ i'USrn, ~ .l.,, u.n
i:eSlhieliG eA"S Niouii'eu eici' ls'
rom Wnhite, 20. -, ON hegi-
lent leNaS ho'tillcu T'etaiSi
= IL. fort' avn , SAaa Cnna,Ig ~. " -
Nlhg, 90. a, "a IeNas Cpna.riHi Ia' IN,
on, 20: T., WaIier bultniiiohi WI
AIlen, GO. #, WaiierS batlalll0ll; Joe VI.
4 henderson, 90. r, amer .1 ~,
ioDe Johnson, 20. - " "iiG' 9, nmttai-
non; rraik hiiSt9il, 70; T., H WaiIci >
ijattai,ioh; Mack Eilsto,l, 20 =, "ailer
battalion; W. y, DaFlnsoI, 20. ~ 2th
leNas naVairy; oaPt. - w., ~ "o r' ~
y ON -, ieNas CaValry' GoilH L. roe, ~ 20
=, An Texas Cavalry; wesley Joies, CO.
r. ith Texas Cavairy; nj Scal ,' 90
y, ON i9Nas CaNalrS, WiiIlail rorui 70
q, 4th Texas CayalrT; James D.. FER
<ins- 90. ", hh IeXas CaNa,ry;
Aaron Gibson, 60. n, hh TeNas Cavalry;
II. II. Nlpos, 90. =, oVh l oi cnyairyi
gorge a. "Tlgiis' 10, ~, ~ ~ le"Is 'aE,
Any; lieut., H. -. DaSiSMt, ,i w. ~ ~ 's''
TeXas caVairy; ". a, r, rlnleyit ~ ~ ~
Lame heglnnent' h' w. l'co'ci' w. IL
i2nes hegiiiien'; .,, oho. ,,,oo1 On,
In aaaltlom TO tne ap9 , l hnii sol,'
liers, it is the voice OF the brigade to
add to the rolls the names OF MRS. Capt'
pridgGn ana MIS-. >, +. " ooas, ana Mrs.
NJ Milton Shiitn, ior me MANY kaiia1
n,esses SHOWN the surviving members ei
me ola orlgade. ,
Johnson lShANp rhlsoNhkr,
meeting OF tlle oiu Joli,soi isla,,,
from az the various ooutleIl
armies, met Yesterday On we ero.!ilus
AZ ne headquanrtors oi tne niiSsoTri cH-
('DDipIipfatpS, On nlOLlOn zen. IL. NJ.