Joel Chandler

Joel Chandler Harris' life of Henry W. Grady including his writings and speeches

Name: Joel Chandler Harris' life of Henry W. Grady including his writings and speeches
Author: Harris, Joel Chandler, 1848-1908 [Editor]

作者：Harris, Joel Chandler, 1848-1908 [Editor]
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HENRY W. GRADY
JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS’
LIFE OF
HENRY W. GRADY
INCLUDING HIS
WRITINGS AND SPEECHES.
A Memorial Volume
COMPILED BY MR. HENRY W. GRADY’S CO-WORKERS ON
AND EDITED BY
JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS
NEW YORK:
CASSELL PUBLISHING COMPANY,
104 & 106 FOURTH AVENUE.
LOOKING FORWARD TO THE REALIZATION OF THE LOFTY PURPOSE THAT GUIDED OUR
AND TO THE SPLENDID CLIMAX OF HIS HOPES AND ASPIRATIONS,
THIS MEMORIAL VOLUME
OF THE LIFE AND SERVICES OF
IS DEDICATED TO THE
PEACE, UNITY AND FRATERNITY
OF THE
NORTH AND SOUTH, AND TO THE PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY OF
CONTENTS.
PAGE
IN MEMORIAM—_Henry Watterson_, 5
MEMORIAL SKETCH—_Marion Verdery_, 69
SPEECHES.
BEFORE THE BAY STATE CLUB—1889, 199
WRITINGS.
A CORNER LOT, 227
COTTON AND ITS KINGDOM, 272
THE LITTLE BOY IN THE BALCONY, 308
POEMS BY VARIOUS HANDS.
GRADY—_F. L. Stanton_, 313
ATLANTA—_Josephine Pollard_, 316
HENRY W. GRADY—_James Whitcombe Riley_, 317
HENRY WOODFIN GRADY—_Henry O’Meara_, 320
HENRY W. GRADY—_Henry Jerome Stockard_, 322
WHO WOULD CALL HIM BACK?—_Belle Eyre_, 323
HENRY W. GRADY—_G. W. Lyon_, 324
WHAT THE MASTER MADE—_Mel. R. Colquitt_, 326
HENRY W. GRADY—_Mary E. Bryan_, 333
THE OLD AND THE NEW—_J. M. Gibson_, 334
AT GRADY’S GRAVE—_Charles W. Hubner_, 338
MEMORIAL MEETINGS.
PERSONAL TRIBUTES.
SERMON—By _Dr. T. DeWitt Talmage_, 428
TRIBUTES OF THE NORTHERN PRESS.
Sad News—_From the “Boston Advertiser,”_ 475
His Great Work—_From the “Boston Post,”_ 480
A Man Who will be Missed, 491
TRIBUTES OF THE SOUTHERN PRESS.
The Death of Henry W. Grady, 520
Georgia Weeps—_From the “Union News,”_ 561
His Career—_From the “Dalton Citizen,”_ 579
A Great Soul—_From the “Baxley Banner,”_ 583
THE “CONSTITUTION” AND ITS WORK, 601
LETTERS AND TELEGRAMS FROM DISTINGUISHED PERSONS.
IN MEMORIAM.
HENRY WATTERSON.
BY JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS.
II.
III.
A PERFECT CHRISTMAS DAY.
IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
VIII.
MEMORIAL OF HENRY W. GRADY.
SPEECHES.
THE NEW SOUTH.
THE SOUTH AND HER PROBLEMS.
AT THE AUGUSTA EXPOSITION.
AGAINST CENTRALIZATION.
THE FARMER AND THE CITIES.
MR. GRADY’S SPEECH AT ELBERTON, GEORGIA, IN JUNE, 1889.
AT THE BOSTON BANQUET.
BEFORE THE BAY STATE CLUB.
WRITINGS.
THE STORY OF A LITTLE HEROINE.
I went, and there stood Jane, flushed and happy.
DOBBS!
A THUMBNAIL SKETCH OF A MARTYR.
I AM proud of my acquaintance with Dobbs.
I met him late one night.
A BLAZE OF HONESTY.
THE PATHOS OF INCONGRUITY.
FIVE DOLLARS A WEEK.
A CONSCIENTIOUS DEBTOR.
I kept the book.
I shall keep the book as long as I live.
A CORNER LOT.
THE ATHEISTIC TIDE SWEEPING OVER THE CONTINENT.
ON THE OCEAN WAVE.
AN AMATEUR’S EXPERIENCE ON A STEAMSHIP.
TO MR. BERCKMANS,
MONT ALTO, NEAR ROME,
GA., U.S.A.
HOW SEA-SICKNESS WORKS.
THE SIGHTS OF THE SEA.
THE LOVERS AND THE PILOT.
SOME CONCLUSIONS NOT JUMPED AT.
JOHN, JR.
TWO MEN WHO HAVE THRILLED THE STATE.
HOW AN OLD MAN “COME HOME.”
A STORY WITHOUT A MORAL, PICKED OUT OF A BUSY LIFE.
I assented quietly to the lack of smoothness in Ann’s remarks.
COTTON AND ITS KINGDOM.[1]
IN PLAIN BLACK AND WHITE.[2]
A REPLY TO MR. CABLE.
THE LITTLE BOY IN THE BALCONY.
POEMS
GRADY.
I.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
VI.
VII.
VIII.
IX.
X.
XI.
XII.
XIII.
XIV.
ATLANTA.
JOSEPHINE POLLARD.
HENRY W. GRADY.
JAMES WHITCOMBE RILEY.
A REQUIEM.
MONTGOMERY M. FOLSOM.
HENRY WOODFIN GRADY.
HENRY O’MEARA.
HENRY W. GRADY.
HENRY JEROME STOCKARD.
GRAHAM, N.C.
WHO WOULD CALL HIM BACK?
BELLE EYRE.
BOSTON, MASS.
HENRY W. GRADY.
G. W. LYON.
WHAT THE MASTER MADE.
MEL R. COLQUITT.
IN ATLANTA, CHRISTMAS, 1889.
I.
II.
III.
HENRY CLAY LUKENS.
JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS, N. J.
IN MEMORY OF HENRY WOODFIN GRADY.
I.
II.
LEE FAIRCHILD.
N.C. THOMPSON.
IN MEMORY OF HENRY W. GRADY.
ELIZABETH J. HEREFORD.
DALLAS, TEXAS.
HENRY W. GRADY.
MARY E. BRYAN.
THE OLD AND THE NEW.
J. M. GIBSON.
HENRY W. GRADY.
E. A. B.
AT GRADY’S GRAVE.
CHARLES W. HUBNER.
ATLANTA, GA.
MEMORIAL MEETINGS.
THE ATLANTA MEMORIAL MEETING.
THE CHI PHI MEMORIAL.
ADDRESS OF HON. PATRICK WALSH.
ADDRESS OF HON. B. H. HILL.
MR. JULIUS L. BROWN’S SPEECH.
SPEECH OF HON. ALBERT COX.
ADDRESS OF WALTER B. HILL, OF MACON, GA.
SPEECH OF JUDGE HOWARD VAN EPPS.
REMARKS OF PROF. H. C. WHITE.
SPEECH OF HON. JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES.
SPEECH OF GOVERNOR GORDON.
MEMORIAL MEETING AT MACON, GA.
ADDRESS OF MR. RICHARDSON.
RESOLUTIONS.
ALUMNI RESOLUTIONS.
ADDRESS OF MR. BOIFEUILLET.
ADDRESS OF MAJOR HANSON.
JUDGE SPEER’S ADDRESS.
ADDRESS OF MR. WASHINGTON.
ADDRESS OF MR. PATTERSON.
PERSONAL TRIBUTES.
THOUGHTS ON H. W. GRADY.
BY B. H. SAMETT.
SEARGENT S. PRENTISS AND HENRY W. GRADY.
BY JOSEPH F. PON.
SERMON BY T. DE WITT TALMAGE,
THE NEWS ON THE MEDITERRANEAN.
A RETROSPECT OF LIFE.
MR. GRADY AS A CHRISTIAN.
GREAT MEN MAY BE CHRISTIANS.
THE OPPORTUNITIES OF JOURNALISM.
A TYPE OF CHRISTIAN PATRIOTISM.
THE APOTHEOSIS.
TRIBUTES
OF THE
NORTHERN PRESS.
HE WAS THE EMBODIMENT OF THE SPIRIT OF THE NEW SOUTH.
A THOROUGHLY AMERICAN JOURNALIST.
A LOSS TO THE WHOLE COUNTRY.
WHAT HENRY W. GRADY REPRESENTED.
A FAR-SIGHTED STATESMAN.
AN APOSTLE OF THE NEW FAITH.
THE FOREMOST LEADER.
A GLORIOUS MISSION.
HIS LOFTY IDEAL.
HIS PATRIOTISM.
ORATORY AND THE PRESS.
THE LESSON OF MR. GRADY’S LIFE.
HIS LOSS A GENERAL CALAMITY.
SADDEST OF SEQUELS.
A LIFE OF PROMISE.
ELECTRIFIED THE WHOLE COUNTRY.
A LARGE BRAIN AND A LARGE HEART.
THE MODEL CITIZEN.
A LOYAL UNIONIST.
HIS WORK WAS NOT IN VAIN.
THE BEST REPRESENTATIVE OF THE NEW SOUTH.
A LAMENTABLE LOSS TO THE COUNTRY.
A SAD LOSS.
WORDS OF VIRGIN GOLD.
SAD NEWS.
A LEADER OF LEADERS.
A FORCEFUL ADVOCATE.
HIS GREAT WORK.
NEW ENGLAND’S SORROW.
A NOBLE LIFE ENDED.
A TYPICAL SOUTHERNER.
HIS NAME A HOUSEHOLD POSSESSION.
EDITOR, ORATOR, STATESMAN, PATRIOT.
A SOUTHERN BEREAVEMENT.
A MAN WHO WILL BE MISSED.
AT THE BEGINNING OF A GREAT CAREER.
THE PEACE-MAKERS.
ONE OF THE BRIGHTEST.
THE SOUTH’S NOBLE SON.
BRILLIANT AND GIFTED.
THE DEATH OF HENRY W. GRADY.
TRIBUTES
OF THE
SOUTHERN PRESS.
A NOBLE DEATH.
THERE WAS NONE GREATER.
A GREAT LEADER HAS FALLEN.
HENRY W. GRADY.
SECOND TO NONE.
A LOSS TO THE SOUTH.
THE DEATH OF HENRY W. GRADY.
UNIVERSAL SORROW.
THE HIGHEST PLACE.
A BRILLIANT CAREER.
A PUBLIC CALAMITY.
GRIEF TEMPERS TO-DAY’S JOY.
HENRY GRADY’S DEATH.
TWO DEAD MEN.
GRADY’S RENOWN.
HENRY W. GRADY.
TRUE AND LOYAL.
MR. GRADY’S DEATH.
A GREAT LOSS TO GEORGIA.
THE MAN ELOQUENT.
DEATH OF HENRY W. GRADY.
HENRY W. GRADY DEAD.
STILLED IS THE ELOQUENT TONGUE.
A SHINING CAREER.
THE GREATEST CALAMITY.
NO ORDINARY GRIEF.
A PLACE HARD TO FILL.
GEORGIA WEEPS.
A GRAND MISSION.
THE SOUTH LOVED HIM.
NO SADDER NEWS.
GEORGIA’S NOBLE SON.
THE DEATH OF HENRY GRADY.
A MEASURELESS SORROW.
GRADY’S DEATH.
HE LOVED HIS COUNTRY.
A RESPLENDENT RECORD.
DEDICATED TO HUMANITY.
THE SOUTH LAMENTS.
HIS CAREER.
OUR FALLEN HERO.
A DEATHLESS NAME.
A GREAT SOUL.
IN MEMORIAM.
A PEOPLE MOURN.
HENRY W. GRADY IS NO MORE.
HE NEVER OFFENDED.
THE SOUTH IN MOURNING.
STRICKEN AT ITS ZENITH.
THE SOUTHLAND MOURNS.
THE “CONSTITUTION”
THE “CONSTITUTION” AND ITS WORK.
LETTERS AND TELEGRAMS
FROM
DISTINGUISHED PERSONS.
HON. CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW.
EX-PRESIDENT CLEVELAND.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
HON. A. S. COLYAR.
MR. A. W. DAVIS, ATLANTA, GA.:
I repeat, his death is a calamity, and oh, how sad and mysterious!
HON. MURAT HALSTEAD.
MRS. H. W. GRADY:
MURAT HALSTEAD.
HON. SAMUEL J. RANDALL.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
HON. E. P. HOWELL, ATLANTA, GA.:
SAMUEL J. RANDALL.
MR. ANDREW CARNEGIE.
CAPTAIN HOWELL:
ANDREW CARNEGIE.
MANY DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS.
THE HONORABLE, THE MAYOR:
TO MRS. HENRY GRADY:
GOVERNOR RUFUS B. BULLOCK:
ALONZO B. CORNELL.
EVAN HOWELL:
BALLARD SMITH.