Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-18
I W. GRADY.
Il Address On the
lat Georgian
n DECATUR, TEXAS


a nitIzen Of the South. 1t
S,,tv to respond, l con,
lseli upon being. presented
| ,.iad culture OF the teach
\ o, If Northwest Texas. Per
y, " s,, /. that It would be
, 4 I YOUR 1sn : profession failed to
IN the wonderful material
IN his section of our state,
G,late you that the school
'eyery prairie where men
20 10 the extreme west;
hand so long the home OF
M buffalo and the cows
.n iy 10 The land OF civiliza-
rs, rs The wand carried IN
fcbool man, is blazing out
tSieh our section is 50 fast
4 that splendid future as
a profession whose lie Is
II betterment Of the condi-
4, / am happy to appear TO-
10 speak 10 you OF another
4 gave his hand, head and
4 service Of his fellow man
HAY W. GRADY
Inn at the mention OF his
I'm emotion is felt by ev-
mi. for all love him and
Him. His was a beautiful
koug the people he loved,
a him in return.
contemplate it, but he
md better; nor follow it
II nobler thereby. In tho
kuch invincible manhood,
n are silent and evil
m within US.
patriotism, self-loye be-
Before such simplicity,
Becomes despicable. Be-
pr. languor becomes tame.
accomplishments, INDIGESTION
..l,la Before such a life,
4 in homage. His was In
mot an apology
Love the mists Of the valley
his life was a light that il
,be dark way that lay before
8outh-it was no uncertain
a sure and steady. .
hrt loving the memories OF
III and Its traditions, he yet
pnditions Of the presentsad
al future.
Emerging from aiar had
nc rays upon a land laying
iayages OF war-prostrate
|'nhl in her sutieriug-and
ia 1t inspired hope and high
Ia aided TO lift this form
~ unto plenty, from alien
gmpathy, from severance
u h went down again into the
a&th.
|rr in Athens, Ca, in 1850,
il 1859 in Atlanta. He was an
orator-aboYe all a Chris
r or HIS PERSONALITY.
~ pleasant to to contem-
y was simple as a child's,
ardent as a boys, tender
tic as a woman's, firm as
p said that "the bravest
pest" and it is accepted as
\ is u mistaken idea that
mands sternness and that
essarily tinctured with in
bat dissipation and reck-
nays accompany brilliaucy
pest order; and that il is "a
pdeed, that 50 many Of our
public men have been reck-
Ives they lived. For in
was SIS. Prentiss, who
as a man of wonderful
Ais life in its headlong dis
q curse to the young men
Like Poe, he sunk with
Pul the hfe-giving princi-
hearts warm sympathies.
a he placed so low
ppon his fellow man that a
thelr llttleDess gave him
that with other things
q, aud like princely Sheri-
Hled the testal board and
reyel until often like a
he hurried on down the
Of a reckless life, a prod
~ genius, wonderful elo-
penetrating mind. His was
paole OF any intense feel
erness, His genius burst
IVY In the frontier DAYS OF
TIC stood the peer of Men
and Marshall. To him
egress listened for twelve
burning zeal and broad
y ne denounced the usur-
Federal government of
mississippi not dedicated
his speech was
y eonsummate efforts OF
Ia since Robert Emmet,
rlot indicated himself
eutloners. But his life
9 the young men of the
loving his talents, fol-
DIFFERENT GRADY
heart tender and loving
,i',-an optlmist living in
nope and love. These
ls'rate this side of his ma.
& days he headed a relief
led Confederate soldiers
lnelr energies in a lost
Ivy defended in honor
one year before he died
enss-his old home-and
u sunday that he wished
school, to feel like a
II When the Children
gather at the river. =
mo nopes flooded his ewes
PSh MS return to Atlanta
49,, ms old mother expect
Si heg late at night for
aaa prepared all the