Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-03

are SUCH mon Us arc agreeable, and tina
people are required to pay no tax 20 tho
british crown, and they arc In good hu
NOR with the British flag
addressed an audience last night. ON
my right hand tho United States dag on
my loft hand the English flag, and YOU
ought to have heard them shout when AZ
tho beginning OF my address / snid.
when In my church at homo pray for
the president OF the United States am
very apt TO add Gud save tho quecn,r
Many OF the streets OF New Zealand OH.
les nrc called after the generals and prine
ministers OF Great Britain, and wellinr.
ton and PalmerSton and Gladstone arr tbe
names OF great thoruushfares. New XeA.
land fcols tho financial depression very
much, as the whole world at this time
soems suffering an epidemic, Indeed tho
world Is now a compressed and lnterlockod
affair Out " tho hold OF our ship nrrly.
Ing In New Zealand were lifted rnkos
plows and various agricultural imple.
meats OF American manufacture. Today
all New Zealand is roioielng that tho
American congress has put wool on the
i've list, and the valuo Of tho sheen on all
these hillsides il augmented.
Among our most interesting hours IN
Now Zealand were those spent at the blab.
ops house m Auckland Lord Dishon
Covle is man Of marvellous attractive.
meas, and his homo Is an onehantment.
adorned with many eurlos which no
brought from India, whore he served az
chaplain during thar war which intercsts
and appalls the world with Its tales OF mn.
tiny While chaplain he rode with Sir
Colin Campbell and his historical hos. for
the capture OF Lucknow, that city whose
name Will stand In the literature OF all
ages rs the synonym for sepoy atrocities
and womanly fortitude and Christian no.
roles. lle told us most graphically how
the women waiting for death ut Lucknow
tore mp their underolothes to mako band
nges for the wounds OF the soldiers, and
that whom AT last these women were res
eucd they appeared in tho brilliant dress
Of tho ballroom, these drcsses formerly
Worn by tho conyivial having been sud.
donly come upon, and when the wives and
daughters OF missionaries and Christian
merchants had nothing else TO wear.
Lord Bishop Cowio also had on his walls
pictures of e0niS OF the most stirring scenes
OF tho Russian war with which tho mill,
tary friends Of the bishop had boon cogni.
Eant. Here ~ u pictured scene whore there
was no rotrent for the English md yet |
their standing firm seemed certain do. |
struouon, and thcir general cried out. |
Men thoro Is no retreat from this place |
You VIII die herel' and the mon rcplied |
'Ayo, aye, wo are ready 20 do thatP' And |
yondcr another pictured gcono uf Bnls |
klhya after the famous charge Of tho 800,
and the commander said 10 tho fow mon
who had got back from the awful charge,
Men, IL wns n mad brnincd trick " and
they replied, Mover mind, general; We
would do Il again" Tho bishops walls
in other plroes were made interesting by
swords, bolts mud torn insignia Of battle
from the fields Of India, ali tho more in.
tensting booauso we expect in our Jour.
ncy around tho world 10 visit Lucknow
and CAwnpur and Debit and many OF tho
chief places mHdo immortal by the strug.
gle between British ynlor and topoy infn.
my
And here from tho bishops own words
got satisfactory answer TO question
have asked many times, but for which
mover received satisfactory Answer.
said Your lordshlp know the chief mon
OF Balaklnva and VIII you please explain
10 mo what have mover been ahz 10 tlnd
out, and TO which Tonnyson inRkes refer
onee In HIS charge ~ tho Light Brigade,
md In that limo where he says Some one
had blundcrodY Do you know and will
you tell me exactly what that blunder
vast"
He said, ~ can and viii, 4" Thon tho
bishop illustrated with knives and forks
aud napkin rings on the dining table tho
position OF tho English guns, tho Russian !
guns and the troops Ho demonstrated to :
ne plainly what tho military blunder WINS I
hat caused the dash and havoc Of that
,avalry regiment, whose click Of spurs aud
'lator Of hoois and Jingle Of bits and
purts OF blood you hear In tho poet lau. :
Gates battle hymn. Here was tho line Of {
ho English guns not very woll defended, /
md yondcr was the limo OF Russian guns I
,ackcd by the whole Russian army. Tho | 4,
rider was given TO tho cavalry regiment 10 Il
axe caro- OF those English guns and kcep
hem from being taken by tho Russians, z
nd the command WINS, Take care Of h
hose English gunsr' But the words were
and it WAS supposed that v
he order was 10 capture tho Russian artil.
Try. Instead OF the command, Take
are OF those English gunsW n was thought q
ho command was, Take those Russian !,
uup" For that ghastly and horrible as n
ault OF tho impossible the riders plunged in
heir spurs and headed their horses into IL
nrtain death, AT last had positive In
fihhHNlNl IN W MllhN INC UluHtHT ht ltNlN=
lava was. AZ Edinburgh years ago /
skod ono Of tho soldiers who rode In that NJ
barge tho same question, but eyon he la
artlcipant In the scenes Of that fiery day,
Iuld not tell mo just what the blunder q,
"a. ~
Now have az last not only told In stir. =,
ng words Of natural orator and mag.
site taikor, but on the dining table Of
10 lord bishop Of Auckland had II act n
It before the eye, dFnmatiEed and demon.
rated by the cutlery on the white table. 81
9th, but instead Of tho steel bayonots
10 silver forks Of a beautiful ropaSt, and "
stead Of tho sharp swords Of death 10
iiyes for brad cutting, and instead OF =.
0 bolahinR guns Of destruction the nap, -
n rings Of q hospitality tho memory Of
hich shall DO bright and fresh as long as
this visit To Now Zealand
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