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

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trne IN tho cause
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OF Richmond, then responded ~ follows,
though many OF his remarks were
drowned in applause:
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see py the pupers yesterqhy in"t you
na'oa great asseiilplasc ol usIN n',l'
ven, from tho SAINT source niu thn'
you were irSt addressed Dy SoV. ire
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Oh the lean ugly man. ana l hearu you
addressed yesterua! Dy DICK luDouru
lie was priiiiaul sample oi tnn i"l W
man, ahu our prisauc now, III tne Ptis"i,
OF myself, ohers you sraiu snhiplo VI
tue Souu,iookins man, "!u mh.'c W. W.
may not nave petii pettcr mSh,ihE ,l,c'i
tiiail tiioSe p.ler prisHues Mnosu ',i'lu @
SeAtatlFSs nave auIreSseu YOU We "cIo
in"-clttIoils, that IT ~ soou 10 nc irle. ,,i.
by coming we see the sraiu striues tnat
our great state ~ making IN progress
and improvements. IL enables us 10
grasp tho mana Oh Fiehuship anu
renew inc tles that ohce pouhu !.
Us toSether, ana more thah an, thal II
enables us 10 Keep lresn IN our iiili!s
the memory Oh our nero': ue"d, VIII
gave their ii'es Ill causo 'heS ueoiiic''
so JUST ana hoiy Aha c;,,,o-
, Ana now, as 10 tne ecis oI tne o!o!e1
hrlg%ue. We GlaiHi thae u" tiicn ',Lou i'.
harder ana suneTeu more lnal INA,
brigade IN lying 10 upholu tne n9nor "a
ieaas ana the cause ol ine SoilieScia u,.i acS
we were 1lrst orgaliHeu Dy Ioli. olplcS
ana aiterw2Tas coillllahueu ny "eier"is
nreen ana iiaruelliai. ,.. =,
" were llrst nia' cheo W tNliHot.,' az,
new MEXICO, "heic MS WIZ oo;ii oi..u
py liVe tiiilGs our huiipefS' yGv III eNeiy
3attle lought mere ,he 9outnerii army
A2ld the baItlc-leiu anu scoreu VIC
tory, ana that southern army was 'U.''-
posed alone OF rom Greer, hr!5tue' 9
We're defeated lhGrc ana drl'en OUT hoV
Dy human nahuS DuI py SlaINatioii'
lDeh came she dTeaiy ni5rcL InronSn
arid plains OF ha!l-StarNea ana nearly
naked army-ln WINTER, WithouC Drink
cts, ana clotneu III rags ana lat'ers; yel
no nurlhurih$ tllere. llcV hau gone
forth to upholu the hon0r OF leEas ana
the Confederate nag; 'hey couiu s'arNt
or freeze, put couid not
afford that one lot or tittie OF the honor
Of grand old Texas should suiIcr III
their hands: Then came the long,
weary march OF bare-headed men Ill
rags and barefooted in summers heat,
through arid PLAINS, march sometime
TWO days and nights with water, men
falling and dying by the wayslde, yet
no thought OF surrender ever crossed
their minds
Then came the campaign IN LOUISIANA,
with which you are all familiar. | have
only this much more to say, that in al!
our battles with the Feder"ls we were
never met with less than twice ana
sometimes ten times our numbers, ana
that old brigade, with Green ut its head,
was always the first to meet ana the last
to leave the enemy. am glad, too, to
meet so many old Union soldiers. Ialii
about the feeling between old soldiers,
| tell YOU there never was any ami
mostly The Southern soldier and the
Northeru soldier recopnized the fact
that each was brave and true to their
colors. WHY, | was Il private for
II long time and did n heap of guard
duty: and tell YOU we use to call to
each other. trade coffee for tobacco, talk
enmity there-and then
wien orders come, You hear one side or
the other call ont. sect to your hole
Johnny, we arc going TO shoot;" and