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

that tno volume oi liit ptolilN on Ah9 Hffhfh
and on the different roads leading into the
city was much greater than yesterday.
Durlni last night the tIains brought In
hundreds OF additional visitors aud carly
this "a morning the swarms around the ho-
tells indicated that the attendance AT he
grounds would ho much larger than ON the
nrst day. the street ear companies were ell
Iunning double lines OF cars, aud oven then
the accommodate ons were hardly adequate
TO the travel, Al o'clock a m The roads
leading IN ~ the city were dotted WIN
wagons OF eVcry description, al loaded
with women and children bound 10 the
beautiful grounds where the old sulolels
are camped, There was no parade ~ any
kind ON the sirtsls save the continued
marching u and fro ottne great concourse
OF visitors, who are oIdenyorlhs 70
see something OF the city nrioro
they We I To Inc grounds, The 'bus sos ui
the transfer line we're Ia active service ~
an earlier hour than yesffdnyi anu the
hacks ana lmproNlsru cohcnes nhh W. thVs
could attend 10, ihe special trans lcoin
tho Union depot rs a general thlns hlll'u
with ell flied coaches, and wlienl hcy ltll
the temporary station on Jennil ~ avenue
they Were DIVIDED, A great many Visitors
at The reunion to-day are nom Clehurne
and Greenyiilc, whore they yesterday
attended the smaller gathering, OF
Isolated brlgadcs, and. they tlnle That
great majority of ihose who remain
there to-day will be IN the grounds here
Tomorrow. II this no tho case II may
reunion Will be better attended than even
this has beCn, While the crowds ON the
streets OF the city this mornins have been
larger than IA. so o. yesterday, u mu't be
remembered that there are hundreds who
campod on the grounds last night
and hSve not been IN The city dnr-
ing the day a large majority
tudes ON the streets this morning, are new
faces who were not here yesterday The
excellent management ofth's reunion mas
been often remarked ~ those who have
sheen there before" aud not one Single
complaint las 70 far been heard irom any
one. There has be'n pleniyio eat aud
plenty OF enjoyment for every one, with a
fittle TO spare by 10: ~ the city was nearly
deserted and lt seemed as II Everybody hat
gone 10 the grounds
MoINIYG EXERCISES.
The exercises of the morning were opened
by prayer at 1880 by Rev. NJ NJ MunioId,
OF the Episcopal church OF Dallas. Az tho
conclusion Of The prayer General w. -;
Cabell, as chairman of committee, offered
the following resolutions on the death OF
General Grant. In offering these reso'u-
tlons General Cabell referred In htting
terms TO the nagnanimous spirit OF the
dead soldier as shown on the battle beld
when victory had crowned his standard:
Headquarters Reunion, Fort Worth, Tex,
Aug. O, 1885
soldiers here assembled, have learned
with regret the death of General Ulysses y.
Grant; therefore, be II
Resolved, Thar the nation has lost an
able officer, who won a worldwide reputh-
ton ard shed lustre ON American n ms.
Second, That we extend our heartfelt
sympathy and coincidence to MS bereaNsu
family.
The resolutions were unanimously in
dorset, ana copy ut once te'eSraphcd 10
Mrs. Grant.
was then intr ,iucei by the mar hll and
delivered an admirable address, which was
Listened to by the VAST auuieh zee WIN
Mr.. President, Ladies' and Gentlemen:
SIN happy this bright morning 70
to DO pc mi'tcd TO be here with
have hurfie through with im'
portant business Ia "a distant part OF the
State in ord T. to ee vita you On this occ@-
sion. didn't come 70 make = speech
have no speech TO make, nut nave tge
same old he IT that beat In sympatnetlc
accord with the comraces OF n lost caase
for four long years. Gene with
through the wa. came here this morn
ing with no set speech nor prepared Ia *,
and ii say anything that pleases you, Y Is
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goiiiorg 20 speak for fll "a th'r morning,
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