Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-30

etn poet, Paul Hayns 7s~th-
u. y, sypApsis o. AR. i.~nlmon's pap.r NAV
oe round lustnetite f-P'' may
nc iitei American col,,n.as VA. ,,.,,,,...
OF. Far apart when sAri,s1 ~ y, -syssei'
naiis enccoAched on sach c,ber FAY sen
from the oeels. hoxetsr al sns III n, |,
the danger u taSafion ~, anu Al ielt
sstlon rhsre was 10 sectional i Snissc
yoke. Slaves Hnrovlns OF the foreign
The black would nav h.. N my SCUM.
IA II The North. ''"eo
TO n Sn,, So ,na States claimed the right
We're chiefly esntIe,,ers Ss9qut,netn men
, iSosnsin nr,s Then elvll war Diackcneid
slave free. yl T1eh AZ, ana ne sword set the
the southern poet. Paul Hsxne V Hs,n. "
,ng, those FIRST written as iiku a hrieht
wnf p nSppy spring TINE. Next came the
OF the impendinr si,,i Us Ises me h.ansss
see the tragedy OF the end. 4 int.r 10
o ein' ~, Mfi s after the war says the heroes
| last OF al v.,s s~n my DC forgotten, and
Of the Blue and GRAY. The in,enss, Y
southern sympathies Of the poet were de-
pcten py the writer In feeling terms and
.nt auuience seemed to recognize the
spirit Of the poet between the ilnek
intendent a. w. Kinnard said he refused
/ 70 disturb the beautiful thouRhts
which had been left to the audience
some others, however. spoke at length
| a barge ride on the bay and 10 M, let
| ties was announced TO take place nj k,sN
with n free concert at Harmony hall al
S!lh, given almost entirely BY Houston
| talent.
The convention then adjourned 10 a
| o'clock.
ArsrEpNooN cr-coro>.
PROFESSOR a. ). Estiil OF Huntsville.
] third vice uraeidenf fnak ~. ,l,ot. -
| called ~, ,,oo,t,.,. =, - -,
~" Nee"ns ~ Vruer TINS AFTER
noon NJ O'CLOCK The attendance was
small at first. and even when all had
| oo,,,. H., 49,. - 500, ....
eo"ie an 'ne number was not up 10 the
standard Of the preceding sessions
How to Awaken Public Interest in
P,,rai scho,,,,, ~ u, ~
! $3.50 S1i'0is, W. y. halbert OF
belton. was the first paper read before
! the association. He said II u.,s tba a., .
no,,an, s,n,t.a, ,.,,,,..7,-,
~ sHp3ee. Sohhee'eu Win me pup
Tic schools Of Texas. and how 10 interest
| the masses In IL was OF vital lmporta,,ee
and ~ 40 20 ma .aaS,,.- s,,,,,,5 ,.,s.'.,
| - - .'Vu'u p'e"'l'e
acquainted with the subject. In the
| kht-eosea reports sometnmes prepared
| Inc rural SCHOOLS We're certainly not III
eluueu-not from want OF interest but
| from poverty. The remedy Tor their pov-
| erty was discrimination In hiring teach
| ers and the curtailment Of all expenses.
| county superintendent should be cree
ated ana made permanent
the reading and said the question had
been raised about the next place Of
meeting, and asked II the voting could
not be done now. as several gentlemen
would have ENGAGEMENTS later on.
unless some gentlemen intended 70 come
at the time originally proposed especial
| ~ TO vote, and the president added 1t
would serve them right FOR not being
| more faithful
AZ this juncture Mr.. 4. y. Haley,
Mr.. Courts, DR.. II. a West and NJ E.
Kleberg came upon the rostrun aud Atr.
k,eberg made u speech for Galveston,
IN effect as follows. II dm embarrassed
because addressing the most Intelligent
people OF Texas. Galveston Is honored
and desires to have the honor again
| when you shall meet In annual conyen-
ton, ] don't say one word OF criticism
against any other city. 4 am Texan
and hope l am Il part or every corner OF
Texas. Galveston viii bow her head in
sadness II you choose some other place
The hope Of the country i6~-u our teach
ers, Appause) They perpetuate our
Institutions. Galveston rests on the gnl,
and affords special means OF recreation
Il is difficult 10 praise ones self, but
schools Galveston has done more thar
any other city, and for that reason alone
you are not only welcome but we court
your presence, / understand the great
| city of Dallas wants YOU and ! appIeci.
ate the Difficulty we meet with IN dis.
| putting her claims"
II looked after Mr. Kleberg's speech
as II he had carried the day, but cails
| were made for j. NJ Howell OF Dallas
| VINO In his cofnical styie delivered M
ardent appeal for the Northern metropo
W applaud the well rounded sentence,
OF Mr.. KleberR. / stated TO a repprte
Yesterday that there was no city In IN.
ffnIted States the neer OF Gaiyestan 10,
| sntertainine hut thar 4, wi me rues
| lion Thsrs 10 hov.ever Nun,naniv III
vairy beween the eities / am here /,
| behsif IN ths Daiias sehoai heard on
hote,s are eounl 10 those OF This prea'
citv bv the sen. Every door In palia.
1pgg 70 yoS o v, as re, III sybv ~ sato Il
9hnntanse md laushter1 isel crate
full to ne bottom o. my heaTt 70 G ~ ,h
loi. ! hey hlVM " 80 o. 80. - $3.50 X ~
way We hihlit aha ~. W, w , sno
tnn W " heef itvi * ~ -, ne ~ o,h
nufDo1 70 tte iean , y IN ~, As',As q
terD WISH cou.I NxtN my sVai'y ~ y
hut I've eot 70 10 ihe psst ~. = =, -
buy up your VOTES, BECAUSE hahen ~
any more noh,'E. la. Evss s},. nas ~, ~
every oeht, uut sl,eNs y, ~, ~
Vnr n wss. also smoke for Calves
ton. :.
He dangerously said me speech o. NJ
fayor Of Gslyeston, She She was always edua
Go the occasion Make HalNestoh you