The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-30

lSignedl T. NJ. HAINES.
speaker
AN INDIANA MEETING.
kNpIANAPoLIs, Apri IA meetn'g
Alght a. huuor of Gen. Granite Dirth-
day. Gov. Gray presided ana
Addresses we're made nv senator Har-
risOr, tx. Senr,cr Mr"1nhld, OK Gov.
Porte aud supreme Judge Ni6lock.
HE SENDS OUT a ~ EiRAM.
Geu. Grant sends lie following Tor
puui. cation:
re ms various army posts, societies,
/ public SCHOOLS, state, corporations anu
indlvitncls, north and suuth, who have
beau 60 kind a. 10 send m congratuln-
tiuus Gu my esd birthOaN, / wish to
offer NV grateful acknowledge
the dispatches have been SO numerous
aba sqtouching in tone thai IL would
have fh'eu impossible TO answer them
i'll Bad been in perfect hrai.n.
u. :. GRANT.
/ n FAKES a WALK WITH FREDDY,
paLN on and O'clock IA tho after
nyon Gen. Grant, accompanied by Col.
Gtant, walked as usual TO nsdisOn ave-
Fnue ana b8cS. rho house WAS brilliant
ly liGtted up IN the evening, and thous-
aBds of spectators passed through the
streets aud stopped TO gaze for moment
at The house. Large and magnificent
pr Seugs o flowers continued 10 pour in
whJe continuous stream of telegraph
boys wore constantly delivering messa-
CD IRON al over the country.
A GREETING FROM GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, GA, April N.-Aemorial
day was observed here by parade Ui
the different military organizations
All business was suspended TUd the
lsdit decorated the soldiers graves.
the UpBieC crate Survivors ShsOciation
unanlnoisiy adopted the laA. naee, Of
an GRAFTON by Col. G. q. Jones, In refer
L>epce Ia Gen. Grant, which conc!aded IA
follow:
"Remempering him now as ihe gen
erous victor who at Tho over
memorable meeiing at Apromstox
70 eur immortal Lee and
"a tbe heroes of the army
OF northern Virginia on the 9th Oi April,
1865, conceded liberal and maSuani-
|. mon terms of surrender, do we, stand
ing ny the graves of our confederate
dead, and mindful of the memories
which the observance of this occasion
IL designed 10 perpetuate, respectful y
tender To Gen. Graut assurances
OF our sincere and Profound
sympathy in this the season OF his dire
full eXrr@inlby.
AT MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, April N.-Contederate
msIn0rial day was duly observed here.
Gen. Grant was remembered and con-
gfatulated.
AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April H.-A large meet.
ing was held at Turner ball
o-nigbC to celebrate the 63d
anniversary OF Gen. Grants
birth. Speeches were made by ex-Con-
gres,man Carey, Hon. John Simkinsou,
/ Hon. Mienael Ryan and others. Even
reference 10 Gen. Grants name brought
| forth desiening cheers. Among those
who attended were many OF the most
prominent citizens of CINCINNATI.
Al LOUISVILLE.
VI LoUlsvILIE, April N.-Louisvills first
yLhggesred celebrating Gen. GRANTS
birthday by public meetings 10 all OFT
ies, expressing sympathy in his suffer-
ings, r. cognizing his great services to
the opion as soldier and president.
The meetings tonight taxed the capac-
ity OF the Masonic Temple. Many la
die we're in attendance and hundreds
'ot federal and ex-copfederate
to order by Major John
kH. feathers, confederars, who elo-
guuently REFEREES to the fame of Gen.
/ Gfatt as the common heritage of the
country.
HoI AUTO w. Bruce, confederate con
kkressman, was unanimously chosen
AarmaD. He re.echoed the patriotic
mtiments of feathers; told how, early
rthe war, the eyes OF the southern soi-
iers turned to Gen. Grant as their
reatest adversary.
Rev. Z. 4. Eaton, ID. D., confederate,
ielivered prayer.
Col. John Mason Brown, fedora, was
chairman of the committee on resolu-
lions and reported the following i'll sub
stanca:
the citizens of Louisville do extend TO
y Gen, Ulysses s.. Grant their
sympathy tSya IN ns ness aaa
that his life has been spared through so
great peril; that tho. people OF our
CITY. in common with their fellow
citizens throughout the land,
remember with pride the humanity that
marked his military success, the good
faith of his military engagements,
resolution with which he illustrated the
American character, and bearing in
mind the important part he
has borne as public servant,
/, they trust that there may
he .vouchsafed to him restoration to
health and peaceful and happy years OF
Gen. A. w. Baker, Confederate
/. said Gen. Grant conquered the south BY
force Of arms and afterwards, its hearts,
sby splendid magnanimity to Lee
NJ Appotomax, and still later,
when partisan bitterness proposed
bitter reprisal upon the southern lead
ers, Grant stood by the terms Of the
surrender and again captured his
former enemies.
Tbs speakers alternated, fed
aral and con crate, aud the
former emphasized the fact
tina the union was indeed restored, ana
most splendid testimonial to the tact
was this meeting.
Dr.. Eaton, a confederate, said that
the union had long been
!. restored. Such meeting as
Is this perfected it. He said Grant was
= Twp cal American in all out in his
silence. In the opinion of The
apaaker he had won his
Way By stern persistepce, fighting
81 cut on given line If it took all sum-
A number of other prominent men
espoke in the same vein, and no word
was spoken which did not
HEreathe warm, unialtering devotion 10
he union and the constitution, and as
vas said by a confederate, it was such
meeting as could. not have been
held before the war.
The resolutions were adopted by a
Unanimous rising vote and the proceed
ngs were ordered printed and sent to
The berediction and touching prayer
Tor Gen. Grant and family closed the
proceedings.
Garter Harrison starts Some Libel Suits.
CHICAGO. April H.-A. 8. Trude, act