Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21

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/ support q many men, who 1T enc time !D1tel uron
Reagan as pant aud par,Cl Of the opl,s ton move
usII the State The appearance OF bio name on
the opposition ticket and the excessive lauiation II
b'a abilities ~ them, have lei great many to he
igss 'Lst lud'. Reagan was not avcrsc to the effort
- 'Nius'roualy made TO connect bis Lame with the
| Houston movement ls declaration 10 the contrary
rotvith.uu8iuv III decided opposition as express
"a u bis late .rt,r, 10 any demonstration on his
D.rt that migL ls construed int rejoicing over the
l,fa, Il The I,mr,,acy, will probably drive Oh ma
ny a., il1se crlsuegal i.vnls Who seized upon his
popularity to advance their own cause, and to convey
sl.ss mTrs-s n ~ fellow Telling makes US won
ruls kilI g. bot now since he has decidedly snuLb-
ri tho opposition, and exposed The trick Of new
r1J", he VII be ss unacceptable amy other demo.
crar Already, the opposition sheets are indUging
n various aud surdry remarks and eritlques upon
his position At this tine, II these friends of the
hour, who built their hopes OF getting him Into their
tos, should all new friends (orsakc his fortunes and
tlrn their risoOrdant harps against him, It matters
little, lis strength lies with the masses, and
viii he hard 10 overcome, It was tried TO head an
opposition to him early in the late campaign its
disastrous result Is known to a-Judge ochiltrce did
Il.--Lu; ran far Lehini, And again, it will he
,egn, that for whatever position Judge Reagan Of
c.s, His strength will be immense and pretty much
no il was recently when every bush seemed to send
!e.'h q Reagan man.
We have not so, heard response from this dis
t!nguishcl gentleman in regard TO the succession,
brt his friends doing the work. and doing il WE'LL
il We may judge hoa the signs of the times. Our
first choice for the Senate has long since been expos
ci. but that need not blind us to the merits and
qualifications of others. We arc pleased to SEQ go
many evidences Of popularity and appreciation from
men who are known TO Etand high i'll the democratic
ranks. 1t has been the policy of this paper
vtrnCt from true merit wherever it to be found,
nar to attack n1li,' a. friend when not the choice
Tor ou o.dce sc have ever been the true friend Of
judge Reagan, have never opposed him for any Of
Gee, and should he he elected the Senate, would
feel proud that the country had secured the services
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NAz,HACurC. September 10 1859.
10 the EoItor Of tie D0iiqs Hero'd:
SIR NE the undersigned democrats Of Ellis
county, take pleasure in suggesting the name Of
the Hon John Reagan, as our first choice for
-Ae C. ;. Senate We think the frank, bola,
n MY and inlcpendant manner in which be de-
rIarnd hio views unon the great questions Of the
"ny, rso specios e political honesty that is
lara commodity Ia these days Of wire working
aru political juggling That it is worthy Of ali
.ccCncas!on, and should re faithfully hu5handod.
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