Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

!. That the naiioH has lo,i Il, 49,. .,...
w hg won 4 world wide Reputation ma sb,,l
lister on Nmercan arms. ~" S"V's
" lnal W. extend oNf heartfelt s,,,nat,,,. .A,,
ecndvlcnc To- hts hcrcaycd fasnil, 1850 "'''
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Col, u. NJ, Wyune made ~tirrt,,,, III
peal Ia behalf OF the Confederate liome
al Austin which, was warmly annlaud.l
ui.>. r. NJ, uANu
al Dallas. commander of Gnun's S,,,aa.
ron, was introduced aud delivered y, ~,
dress Drumming over with pathox ln,,,',.
and cloquencc. lie Said he mud hus,,,.',.
through branding cattle il onIct n ,n,'.,
his old comrades. lie had 10 Snae,h y,
make, hut u the same old ha,fl M,
passed ilW dangers and pri,atIorsoi ,,s.
was any offering ~ freely ua,c Il INK.
charge Is no more the w:ir lmS ,e,ss..,
away, hun tie remembrance 81 Ii K iuSt
~ bright ~ II was twenty ycsfs ~
We wioicv tia, this grra, cnun.r, L.
again one people, and thar the rrlncle,es
oi local cli-gnveunent iur which a.,
fought are
~ rin ,scENp,N.y.
He re-cchocd The lralcmat sens,n..,
81 Ten t'lNnt and lclt that Il ever an.
other war should come the men a ,i,.
Northand the man of the Soutl. No,,I,l g.,
forth together 10 FIGHT for The <,,nr An
He was not ready 60 70 ~ lar rs H. XII
friend aud comradc, Gen. tabell. Nh,
Thought that cvcrp true Cnniedera,e III.
dier had u SURF entrance 10 heaven hnt
paid mn eloquent tribute 10 the hcfol.m
OF the southern soldien he mi
never seen the timc Wheu he AaA n
stand NJ before tho country
and apologize for lighting for wl,s, ~ ~.
lieNed to be right Applause We az
glad 20 be bencath this glorlous far Mud
IN this glorious country, hui nerrleiit b.
required Tor Us 90 forget The sacred MON.
orlcs OF the past. tf'n Gano rented
mmbcruf Incidents nf tho war lmNia-
I've of The patlloS ana the mmor II ~
times. lie sat downamid perfect storm
ui applause
Dr stout, >urgcon.gcpcral OF the Armv
ot the Tennessee, Ia three ho,irs
speech reviewed the trNtmpul ul ths
soldiers during The war hy Tie mod
teal fraternity aud delivered Very
Interesting and Instructive address,
AFTERNOON HNERtiSus.
Master Patrick, son OF MIR. Il. N. lat.
rick, OF Dallas, was introduced by (stn..
tahrll, and read that fearful lrlhnlo VI
the poet priest "Fufl Tint nanncr.''
uEoRuE ~. SMITH,
OF colorado delivered an address, Which
though brief, guslied forth liken fountain
IN pure aud simple olnqurncn. that
charmed and captlyatod his audience. lie
rciolccd especially at The goo dMill and
maternity which characterized those whu
have assembled here to-day Speaking
ol the devotion OF the soldiers 10 each
uihrr hc ~ald that friendships are more
deeply comented in adversely than III
/ prosperity. To know q lntn US q soldier
IS 10 know him as he * and not as he
may appear 10 he This reunion Is ,.u,
intended Ia disnntonh The hostile spIglt
of The war, but 90 recall Us sacred mem.
cries. He represented Walkers N,
vision the largest body ot Texas troops
that went forth Ia the war
lie was mol colonel but one el The
Kids The division achieved lie hist
marching record perhaps. Of any cuin
mand "ii rithorrida, but h alsb imd H.
lighting record Of which II mood moi D.,
ashamed The troops were worldly oi
their officers and the officers were
worthy OF their troops Tie speaker
paid high tribute to his old commander,
Gen John q. Walker, Their. was much
Ia The war, said he
TO EXCITE ilit rnipi
OF every section OF the cun0lry II de-
yelupod the superiority OF American
troops aud American generals. Side b,
side with the military heroes Of the
world stand the names OF Grant and i6e
aud jackson and all the great cont
malldcrs of tho war. Tho illusions %
Gen, Grant were saunily graceful and
elected The sympathy and approval Of
The audience. When the ilnstflouN
Grant was approaching the end ii his
career, remarked the speaker, NJ
ayuNcd his qualification "a fhc s0,
prcsslons ol sympathy coming mp Iron
Coniedcrales and fednrals alike. Aud bis
devoted wife, sharing his sentiments. de-
sired that The great commander should bc
bnrno 90 his last resiing.placc by boils
Confederate and federal commanders.
lGrcat applause. tdycrtlng 10 The
chlynlry of the southern soldiers, be dcr
clafed that that man who lays down iils
lie In defense Of principle which he be.
lievcs 10 be- Just ~ u hero. TApplnlsr.l
The world having Witnessed tho cxifanfr
binary courage OF our sOldicry aud thu
genius OF our commanders. Will BIZ cont
tent 10 let us 90 on nntrnmmolnli ~ tl'e
development ~ tbs greatest country anAi
the greatest government which hak t,ff
been called into existence.
uiN.4L, ". fEMls
of DALLAS aud The rcprcscntatise 81 tle
Mlrsont cx,t opieoeraies next TOOK ~
stand 1lIc grncrai madc orr 81 ny
talks, torcibe, lfllik
plthy, cloqnsqli aud ALWAYS ipier-
cstlngf Speaking about The riiQatcit y
Missouri prior 20 The war be said lint
he hud learneh Tho lesson OF ildrllB g
Tho Union from such insn Ms clay Wrl's
ster Calhoun and Seaion. IN SAN ~
dreadful lpryeatof prejudice, heard tw
imprltdenl uiternnces on both sldes ~
said 10 himself ihm thai BE- would ilkss
Ia he one oi,tfNR TO- rush betseea ille
antagonists and tear them apart, atrt
falling la that. ,rinple them under re-
iect iiul the limo CAME Nlifn ne ipNe
changed. inls6l an
N'F,EifvG srtrHop Afftint
occurred IN, Missouri llf qlte'f@
anlse 'is.ihr lrisis comes wlgS Hfsi'
We dor 'iJiau k~n't man " avH'ag
here, eSacptn Mis>oniinii, INT knvfr ~
ihe dreadful history 81 tai cliA N4f
Two inen waiBfd OH ~ house
went will, she Soufl, The oilirr WIN
stars and bans M neieii'or ard n,ngM
shook hands and -eparaied 70 iefrS Asas
facing each ss,hcr on tiia bllllf'ncH ph1
4 sam ta4 hafchet ifrlfd NNiiIF