The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06

/ would DO sent 10 Mrs. Grant by lu.s peop
anu that differences Ia lie should not
remembered In death. He reminded
auditors thst General Grant diunt Wy
cOlft martha GtnCrs Leo or any OF :
generals As he might have done, nor uid .
mRttox, This, lac thought, show
tnnt General Grant possessed emel
tfa great msn, aud now IL was ght u
We should tender or rCN pres'lons ot sy
pa NY lie then referred To Hon, j
Davis; that II WAS practice Of even 4.
Confederates slucr tue close OF the war
bame that great nRn for thc lnoNi table "
suits, The curses Of the gods, 10 ihoug
should fan upon people w
him as Que Of the greatest men he had e. U
met. He isa genius, great s'plosman.
| u ili'ary clmmnhder ana man ol ~
| l,gri,y. He Is great ana Oh ma
! sprinsut his home ne fu, nd him ceming
| hspp,, rGt u Nltus and sollcltous Tor I
we fare OF he people Of TIE Hout
/ Tie referred tO the tour Ci thls great A
| through Texas wHen le was received vi
uu ovation that would have done no or
- Eing lie cOunseltd the people TO
member those aho gaN5 mp cNc,N ming
! hr sREC OF their 60 uiIy, When the oi
my was Invading eissis-ippi MI bGNls
| fused all sullcitp, ouS 20
move III proTc,ty, ba, soil
priyu.c properly m n conflict u
Ia 3, IL recalled an ~ cidcnt when Dn
a. Il his cabinet were passing HaUlh a.
tho surrender; that Nlr. Davis remark
tho every mpmhi oi hiS cuh net hhd
come impoverished in the ser g., "a. l"
country. IL c1ulrdstcd the dliluen,c '..
tween ,uUt time and 'Nis, WhtN EuNe
ornmCut officers on aIn
sAt ry IN a few ypurS hytNW, 20
Hcc ugratu ntud the pcupl. d.
was over, peace restored, squat. SEQ
already disappeared and the / IN .
To- the new order Of things; thnl .t.l
fuud better Tom tn ruNasr, ti lUc
than any Other STATE, llr caulOuys 1852
pie ihrt tho ,uugrr OF our Nr'I W
was 4. drifting toward centrUliGW lou
that We had ulteNdy dr.t cd away lIHw
constitution OF our ancestors. - .l-
the constitution lsrdhCred 10 IN N'''
ui the people Hre syic, hut wren u
parted rom, /, nat Ia the y Wcr ut t.
iuluTi.y tp oppress the minority, az,
that event tAe'c would be Tevo uhpn
dCsp tlSu
seeing 80 many people "a I'irnlrN'''
uIcia the ladies, guI did not I'M Is
the people Cou Il hc tnga cd u o. 80
work tnsn THIS, one which Keeps
patriotism, Valor md chirHlry 20
thought they shouN be ksriup "a loni
lie men lived VINO a'tici a'e. ~ .
struggle.
The vast audl,ncc paid the s'r,'c.t
tentiOn during the delivery ui Mr
gaa'S suee II, and az its clvs' ihurde
applause attested its 8ppr halion
TRIBUTE To JETFERsoS DAVIS
After Mr Ecagrn hna finished,
Il. w. Brown, of LoneNicw, moved
resolutions of respect Il d uudying az
went he seat 10 the dying hero, j Il j.!
This was carried with "A shout, an
dent Van Xaudi Ut once telegraph
MIR. Davis.
NOTES AND Personal
Colonel Mitchell, Captain Jamgs Col
Williams ard other Distinguish
!asites are doing the eunion.
Tire PN. soldiers were SOW IN re
but nll The organizations Will .e
| ,lctCd by tO-morrOT.
Al the Missouri headquarters ~
were registered, with Captain J: 4 X
aIdson in charge, and u. n. Nllllahs'
| retary. ,
Forty .Confederates had reported
the Miss ssippi headqunr!-Is, where
| tn n Cravens, of Brentwood, hau chAtt,
AT the Tennessee he dsuarteIs %
were registered. Colonel IL, ID AiIisoh
charge.
Thirty-seyen Georgans, who wore
| gray, have reported TO Captain W.
| Ross, who has charge of the headqun
Twenty-Five Coniedcvatcs from l.
ana have reported to VI. II Gnrlingto
commander of the La. isian" heao
At the Alabamh headquarters g
| nave reported to Colonel H.
One hundred men have
tered at tho Arkar Sas htadqW
where Gen. W. T., acI GnGsii %,ifm n2S charge
After tho clcse of the ogular exc
| loud calls wore made for General
who lespoDded in an able ana lntet
speech of half an hour. The generi
greeted with round after round rene