Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-08
vol. NE NO. "a.

AI.I
oNershnd0wed our natlon. rhuu hs., it,, pn uSs'
cloud OF war hushed the clAnNr M h a's,'' wv,
oui ot slflir aud hloodahed Nroukl, ffstrrni,'
ana tender rvgari for each ulhcfss ,tl'.
Mud now. -, LORD, rather Of ali ny, tt'o'i nlrfs
these NNtcrans ~ the blue and nra,.
I The Hes OF fraternity and bind ,Sno, t,"',n
n,brr ,vSSenlys ~ hsnuSf regard ior each
held. Bury, we bcsccch Thee nsrioa,9'99S1,,l
4 serilonal'sm W every Mind W ohllsiun. n,',i .sn
MEM Sa S oSg ssSgs nSso Rse.p p ssa
brother In deviation aud Obcd6nro Al ~.
Wcss, We pray Thee the President Of ih.,tt,e,'i
Stn'''s ~ nis ynyraNor 20 EiNr Us q piia an%
( ennnscls, and I'LL him with patrintlse, a,. ~, s
] SPIRIT 90 iusflcr RlrsS our great stale and kse
soN,crnor aud MS association y ciucc llrip hsa,
I aod ~ 90 rsncnbcr that "hlrhtcousness s Ky
altcih nation, and that sin n a ftrfoarh !,
amy people Drive from our broad nlal,,e.
I aud gtuwing cities every sln ANA slce lhnl
would dvsitny our free Institutions and h,,',.s
7 people shelter US beneath Thy pfotlSrsn,t}
ana make our land the refuge OF The apn,,xs,s,f
onrcillsens ne dcfcndrrsof human llcr,lcs
] Now, bless the veterans Of former hafl.,
aud an OF ~ With ohodicace "a '"'Yg s
I truth, aud rfant that we mny attain that o,,,N
victory ~ saith where we NAV ltlnrtcl
over dcath and the grave, aud he rcnn,ir,
pure redeemed humanity on TIM brirht nls,,,s
J OF immortality, Aud 10 The Thee, tho palhrt
I son and Holy spirit viii We aAofibi eirtsai
Z praise Amen
MAJ. ioE II. arEwARr
/ liycred his address on ''Ilic New Southi
( prepared In The interest OF the propose,,
( Confederate home az the state cnnltal i,
I * masirrly production, replrte Win
facts OF historical Interest, anccdotss
conservatism aud common sense. 'ne
major was frequently lntcrrnnted IN ~.
! plansc during rs delivery, and M semi.
mcntS elected the hcartiest apnr,,aial
I the audience. Tho picture II presents Il
( indeed correct portraIt of the ..NcN
! SOUTH which stamp its author true
worl-pamter
/ Crrr. ". a. NrAt.
made a short tain In behalf of A publiea-
4 tion hy Mrs g. VI Wlnkler, "rhe Lif.
and Character of GEN. Hood whlrh
ELECTED a substantial response.
COZ, NJ. ". M'NNIolrr
OF WaNahncli,, the representative IT the
N.Conledorutr renncssecans, was M,
next speaker aud aroused the greats..
enthusiasm Witnessed dnrinr ,hr
entire reunion. lle said tMl
although the 'rpnnessceaus Md
put him forward to rnprcscnt Them.
\ he knew no distinction between Id
soldiers of Tennessee nnd 6,ootpia.
I Texas, Alabama or any other state. Thny
were an animated by The same le,lhlas.
! Any soldier who did his duty MAS n srrqt
! man, II hp we're no bigger than a pouunl
of soap after davis Wnshlnn Reier.
I inu 10 iho demise Of The nrrnt federal
4 general. ,hr spanker snld. tint M, ,nnn.
4 who could not weep over Tho troubles
and tho 4uiirrlnas OF Con Grant did no,.
! hold Tint exalted position which
\ JOHNNY Rrn sllonIp tf.wAys oC,tfpy3
Eulonies Ind besn prononnred -, ia
ANA .laCkeon ana m our erent o,,nris,,s
and now he proposed to sbow Z sgsk,a
that surprised them mn Here iho smoker
raised Nh old nrtny cont Of u common
soldier. worn and mttercd--ln faei 4
bunch of rags, lie pronounced a panrn
I gyrlc on The private soldier aWIio had
( nothing ia iluht for snvc HIS honor aEii
! his convictions OF right.r Tho man who
4 filled Tint cont was The uf.atret
! hero oi tho war, rprolong,t
applause. he lcGi the tender embraces
1 OF n loving mother. sister or Vile Ca.
PEELED alone NV Il sense of duty. Whether
! he was victorious or whether he was not
| he was
AS uoNrsr MAN,
/ Touching The frnfernal spirit inspired
by these gatherings, Col. mcknight r.
marked thnt a gnllnnt federal soldier had
said 10 him Yesterday tint The tim uas
coming when there would ben rS-linion.
or oA- Confederate reunions, but thai IN.
stonu a., ,Vntttd bnVn AM, ,,ran1 r,i,,nt,.n
- ~ ~ 49, u h'
~ w 'ht hutNiNplh OF lno WIZ lhf ~
uVn'N p",l vislt " nus ON l'IllVss'le
n , "u'' ~, lp"''u pYfIypoIy inoulNiug w
lIui't, w eN-NionloueIa'os nvlp
',u'tlhE WIZ wy nae ~ tno cllHll, IVY
wv, 'Np'cNslon " Seh'iihVnls ~ tnp
,,l.''vI' ~ Hnpe',S' IN 'onan''islinfr
,iol W ,,ils ~. NVnn,Rht ,'uu y h'v''
pnl'l t,ppi'Vl from iIilnuis us,nnp'g W
'lnlnnguc " 'olta'n hev. y; "a. 'ipn.s
upuil, nt'u'h,ng ~ hlort Fioicnt terms KY
nuataclrr !" ''bfrsoh DnNif. w sals
.nat ~ hnu ruud " 70 ms lcnerai irlrnu
NV iu' Wy Nat'ar uechreu wy
lnc 'llah VINO Uttered huch
sehtinlent never hehrn the fgu
~ u pp,hD-Sneil OF tnc "nisue 81 y lh'',
ne pail Npplause'l nc was one
ihe men
WHO STAYED 81 lioMh
~ pluh' W.T. on upicns,iess wpinsl' nAs
chlldren' Az may nave Deeh tiat ny W.
poor, pl'lul pesurtcr, one 81 VIC nn,a,
lures VINO were very cnthnbihhtle " lnN
outbreak 81 ihe war, nut VINO, When w
phlis began 70 whistle, sncaked hvmg'5
INTO the eDeihys camp, kissing li'e nun