Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-22

july p Especial Mrs. Frank Brady
Of PORT Worth. today addressed an ig-
mense audience her libjr view Ideals
for Southern Women" Hr saii
As out Of tie side Of the mountain
issue liz streams. sud efi ~ the lHp 81
the praiTe bubble tne springs. Wlo-e
mingled waters make the great user
aud H. greater sea. 20 from the homes
Of q county comes it, civilizations au1
the one viii b-- br1dd. sgr0uE, progressive
and satisfying in proportion a. ihr in-
Thence flowing from DC uiher lre pure,
patriotic mud huiuane--boru Of kindly
hearts and cultured minis
In order 10 attain definite perccp-
iion 81 the theme uu1u which | address
you. 81 viii De- Necessary o. draw
faithful q -furu of the representative ifpe
Of Southern wouluhoui Hs she appears
ia the three most marked upy-hs OF hsr
history; during the rrn0l Of the old
South: durilr the tuulfipu ueripi sle-
ceedinr fhe .ivil war. au1 ~ sht stands.
and acts. aud looks to-day
A proper understanding Of the aFd o.
these divisions urc,.-sifatos "a hdef refer.
enee 10 the status Of civilization in ihe
Southern states iu 3ute-hellnm times.
During the espln-i1n from cgiuninl days
90 fhe period thirty years distant TINS
scrtion numbered gm0us Us settlers tAe
strong 20 strains 81 many stocks. saxon.
Celt TeIt1uic. Puritan and cavalier sup
pirtnrutri and strengthened hy the blood
of the heroic aud picturesque llurueuoi.
The manhood and w1uanhood resulting
from such q combination ~ raci1l iu-
gradients present 20 The world types VI
Intellectual greatness moral grandeur
and domestic Refinement ~ which ail
America may fed justly proud. aHd
which lhr Older civilizations must re
gard with wonder md respect Not
mine. hgr some h0ldeE. surrr pen may
trace flt divergent civilizations 81 lfN.
mouth rock and Jamestown, with the
relative merits and detects pf each
whose better elements as inicrWlu-iel
to-day shine forth Ia the rounded achieve
meuts u the m1s' perfect expression Of
government size world has ever known.
Nor sh1ll I. 10 the dircrrdN VI the one,
make uufripully ani exaggerated pie
tafcs Of the rI'elieucie- of b. other
70 t. ouly with one side " ihe shield
That r. H. my pleasant in'k 10 deal on
this occasion.
] boIi-ye the highest expression NJ the
civilization 0f thr old South Is typihsd IN
The leading meu VI that period who have
made 'A,ir impress 90 ih- p1Erf " fhe
nations history Men such ns they,
must. iu llie very nature ni thugs uayc
had home influences that inspired them 10
noble efforts. gave direction 10 thcir IH
pulses, swsrtcncd their TOLLS. s1uciihrd
III .ir sacrifices, aud illumIncd their suc
eesscs. These influences were exercised
under the sacred grise % mother. wife
or dhhghlef. anu ln t,ll' lHuiiN 'iny' pl
hoy rrl iini -Nlp Nl H' W."nh OF w
oid south De portfnyel. ~ htr Mann
iorih m0lrsly' nni seen ni GU eyes, -
th" rose tree 10 me garden 81 thnt CIVIL
iEiuon which changed ephlltlons nave
swept INTO me past
ain Wen aware on ihe .rppiilnr ms
apprehension 'hht pa. 'NNi'h ~ tlc
North 10 regard 10 tie SCUM gnd W me
SCUM 10 rrEaFl 20 lue Norlh, bNt ! aIl
equally o. Wrh aware maj io-hay
~ '1k 10 ihe he-, iniigr.nr,l me inosi
aspiring thr most 'uitnF'' Dolly "i
me Intelligence whl'l uinh'- Nnii sock
run 10 every dlr"il I'in'lhh'ilhs
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