The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-13

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unity az lEtsrHsi has lrtin made us
fUprIr As ihr Immortal Grant
ned Tho gnd Ol bis 900 sirllus
ng expressed lla extreme sraiitrt-
BID. go tho eNprfI siOni ui sYmuaihF inr
him, coming up from an parts oi that soc.
tiln ofihe country again / which De- hai
once ed mis- victorious c1llmns, anu no
FtNr expression 90 u rttfrmU JOY lnf
/ with his dying vision ho was D. Wiilrl u
behold tho Harmonious union of those ttC-
tiuns uueo suudyTtd D. war. Aud tha
cCminui1n OF his bosom, Toe it- midst Ui
her colossal grief, utter her desire 'nal ne
mortal remains shall De h0TIU .l tirl| last
4 resting place NV enc hands ul Iedt. ll aud
| Confederate chicitaina Nlik" hhi boa mat
! most august procession ls tNr ."rn ans
/ unis, ml'i tHri ufuaniUutisH frum iul south
GOO n1urniuI uui.s ol q nations 8 irir
/ tTu g The WAT BE- al un vul AMI peace hath
/ agHil taken uF hHr Hlut. 900 lue lllI AUt
oven psIiy lrulygi il meet party pEigeu-
Z reign extend over iugulus o. ,u.uu.
\ My soldier rnuratg uu urt .a'nn llAe
l this We could Motif We Wtu.t-Irrgss
/ tie recollection 0f 0ur follow soldiers who
amid tho tempest of bottle We
I sadly unlT their gb,rHCo ifun THIS
| reunion oI their surviving coua gs AND
| friends Ne 'ish for tho touch ~ ihur
! voices WllgU aIu still, They arc worthy
! 'IHu la ting romcmhranee, for lhelr ca
| . er ended 100 the height oi human grtni-
ear lie who yields W hir liir Ia the de-
| Tense of prime pies which lao believes 10 be
! inst ~ "a hero In tho eyes ol the noble Nni
! the brave of all imes, and To his memory
Is paid tho homage OF all generous hcWtir
| TOthuir memory We msy not Teal ihH IA n
umauta marble and inscfihc u with
| their names, but In ouI hearts Va
ma, keep lt forever KreoN' Aui Whllr We
cannot greet them ~ this reunion here be
| low, We can cherish the hope o. ulaApi'g
| lheir hands In thRt gram reunion above
| that shall never end, May their heroic
| dust, scattered over the historic bgllls .ltldh
a. this Union, real In peace tbs wotldhss
Witnessed the spectacle of states late ~
war with one an, Their dwelling tugtlher IN
| harmonious union upon terms OF pogiocI
| equality II has seen republican govern
| mont In America survive the most ttN-
pendoug conflict of modern times between
| the different sections OF that Republic. u
| must have been convinced by th" lugic ul
! these fats OF the perpctuity OF republican
| EnNNhAiAtlfN III AAANAlAAf AilN AAAAhAHH W
the euTth havr seen the military strength
| OF these two sections directly AGAINST cnch
other. WIN that strength united and Ill.
TeCted by tire military genius which that
| wa demonstrated that we possess, those
nations viii he slow 20 provoke her 10 \
! con tliCt With thcm. Irpy VIII be inclined,
rather, 20 pursue, undisturbod, that career
! OF greatness and grandeur whloh seems 10
be constantly expanding before her.
GENERAL DAHNEI II MURRAY
| At the conclusion of Mr. Smtth'h speech
General Dqbncy II. Murray was intrO-
uuccl and said:
| occasion without recalling some common
| memories. At Elk Horn my fort Hne was
cast with the soldiers of Missouri. Texas,
Louisiana and Ar6ans's, ana untll we
were paroled together Ia 1855 was contin.
uously with the Texans. The Second
Texas, organized by Moore and com
manded ny him at shiloh, then com
manded by Rogers AZ luka ana ali yorinth,
end Of is brilliant career, was
| the first regimen, assigned TO my
brigade. IT. drill and efficiency was al
ways conspicuous At luka when squad
ron of Federal cuvary charged inc ski
mish inc, the bugles of he ocoGd SCUM ed
rally by fours The TsXans eprtng 10
| gelh0., and from the tour7 sent thai caNA ~
! rccilnC bacE. Ross bri ade J incu me In
| Nay. 1862, and was one ot the smarlcst hrig-
| AIDES IN our army At Corn tn, In ihut
| charge ever memo able Tor its daring Il Il
Tor us Dloody result, INC ltNH W.Iv IN ,ii,.
shcG3us' 41hera' 9'eIr"hS oli il., 10y
goIl pIlHlfhteT VIZ nIais ,IS az, -" 81
where ne ietl. ana encioseu anu ma Hyu ~
crave IL was urriutGs Oh. .. n- W., 70
| lOu began ~ WIN 10. r,llS ~ ui :, >,
ana during the lsaI uay We p,,,'t ~, "
charge OF the second DAY we IoSb ,pFsr ~
men IN issS THAN an h9ur 70 = 10y t NOR,
tina" halt his btisaHei Iene licSs No, MOI w,
| Moorcs brigade, led by Inc second lcSNs
sharp shooters, lost heaviest Oh az; eNt
dag, we vent lutn battle ON the hatvhIt
with only l,SOr ues ieitoI al tt'''O ''''l" 's
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