Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-18

i NrhN"n 70 1he uIkens ol baiyestru Tor tlulr hos
o p,lally, and other resolutions pg0',ang iJ5 gh.
I appointments ct e!cotOTs for each judicial Die
l IE1, ari !lr each county in tho State,
On motion, places TOE holding tho uost Sgts
+ Convention, we're put in nomination, The Mao
es Ia nomination wero Waco, Dallas, San Auto.
9 Mon and Tyler.
Waco received 90 votes, Dallas lOa. san an.s-
{ Mo 80, and Tyler 50, Dallas was tbe0 uu,nin,
: oUsiy chosen Us tho place for tn, leE. no4vgt-
ton,
The time fpr holiin; the next Convention ys,
then considered, and finally tho srapal Monday
~ April was agreed upon as the GfT ..r lao as
semhlins at tha next Convention H. Dallas
Ga motion. the thanks Of the Convention wcre
rendered 10 the President and Other aHysrs ,lt tue
Convention for tho abIe manner IN which hoy
have 0i'c.mrgsd their duties.
IL WAS then resolved that the IN0errt.ugu Il
the Convention should be yublish,i uuier .1i %.
geeti4a OF tho Secretaries.
\ motion was then made for nG 'usumsUt su.s
@c, but h,'1yo putting II, Col. a'E.9D made
brief au. appropriate address " tie Convention,
torG',!0E his thanks for the cOrli. supper. shat
haaueon given him in the disohgrg3 %, ns d..
tI's,uud expressing his sanguino hH.3 ,hay .hl
next Convention woul fud the D. ayss. IS purity
triumphant Over all opposition.
I"o Convention ihen adjourned 'ins a,s.
tJ-IAo Harrison Flag thas faction. sasro, TOW
OF the travelling humJugs that oesas gaa' By o.. Lu'
gcJas, leaving, TO some, sad romCu RANGERS ia ,la
way og " small b..ls." which they 70 80 20 gay Cao
oc the Lgmbys. lamoi, will Le re. .,.,s by .us
readers he.eaJOuts as decided lover gs s.gd
brandy"
I MAusNr.--wh = We. Americans s,r tho lrcr5rg
French touch employed in giving not ,-a. % 60 -.-
ry thus described viii give a cOIcer. 10 saup g.l.f
/ Aj,ny cummcnlaLie u4i ntrrestin. ...sIiIlafaaat
just for the amusement and instruction .. uur ugLr
people provided each will leave witt ..y .rpr-EHtr-
yr, al the time OF cutaIiug ~ cent G. .l,u ltf
prl'e-,ur auucioatiuAs uf the trcat rs.-s.g a.v
50 eatIsvggtnt Ns not 10 allow uudis .ui ryIle ga-
IA after tue curtain rises TINS mID.- gs L., only
hold gpu' respecting mnstrcs aud H. slg.t-s. Gel.
dancing tribe. Jus, let Wou.An III aa. arra Grr-
self as % y,tMerot the arts, throug tHa pan0.., aU-
expectation is on tip'oe. This is risl, a.. "4 ae
quite Hst.ai5hgi 10 Hud the ed!tCra ai pagers -Hu
bring t,gG into notice complain Of a..' falling q.
c,, aai Goj their bah, ior the WORK ..aa .g Ia-r
uumlgatoa. 10 sAuw how far We oI... .sgn -n#n
Il oar uporuicS, We will here u, .ig l -..fuu1
Uriuacg, the celebrated ,elcher in Il s-' uJtus
iNt lnlA.ug iruasua. luu, II Mar NJ. 3D.. h.y.Fs.g
proyei 10 he "a number one Brandy ....as.lj -..ua-
cr Why should she be expected to -... al ..g lug
Republican Office to III, for her '.err ,aE. r.uU
instead She could BIT in her room aua assH-a ta.
merits Of choice brandy with choice ',
jnt "c now appr"Uch the point i. ..... uEr ,1-
'cnpoig,iic5 are most at fault The .aEs seem prop
en- 10 speak ot the Short cumugs Of N 100. s.uHu-
shi. jus. listen to what they have b. sNy:
The Henderson Era mentions n can.nr. 'g 81 ,alae
S,irta'aL Oar Eastern exchanges ..n .,..N, e,I-
S;jtGtli our Hroejl agents to collect .,. .i e45,
iHc ns !.0a IA, Mons. and Mrdnue '.s tor
over two years. LuoIa. commission, .lf aa-
i3a VL2rnTi.
We wish lhey would at the sane ta s..oI.e. a,,
for US, Of &lI, by the sane 1t y. W.. u.ar lHnm
uuc-aalf rcYcu tfo-tLiriy with pie ...-Nas 4 a-
!y1.o L.. 'gsT.
Vow dor't I'll SO geAuemeu know .. sng 3"y
travelling to instruct and nmusc Il rs..ynnhse
We are not going to compl'in OF he "- ,,r spouse
because they forgot TO pay the Flag ui-' ' printing
their ts nor shall morc thai "...' 60 thg
cheese. crackers, Dutch herring. .. sausage,
~hiskcy aUl lager beer they ate aal -...0 .' ics--
licnrich & Mntzs
We shall try t, make room in Pc. v pay
compliment 10 some book agents. ] - class "
persons very much talked Of, and OF ... 4d gur
ceIye some attention from the press,
Il is hard flr a villain to cscaI tDy -4spic.9g
and DISSECTION or observing men, often ue be
trays himSair hg cverac,ng his '.s. ihis trur,
was strikjngIy Illustrated in the o' Antonio
Iaraauo, the fugitive murderer vim was found "a
NHriu's gang. captured and brour.t 80 the city
on tba United States steamer Pr ls, md is GJv
claimed hg the State Of Lomsanl as 20 fugitive
from Justice against whom an ind .t.,a~r fer mur-
der in this city was iounl six ,.ars 90. The
ATTENTION Of our sagacious naval n.n'eea Haa ug-
tractod to Antonio shortly after his capture, by
his soryccahe sycophancy and oa.tJia0ass, ari
he was closely watched, and he;ug discovered j.,
some suspicious conduct, he was a..'tt UplndtgE
and by order oi Capt. Jenkins, Was l~ousd, and
WIS the only prisoner who was brought into this
port on the prehIe in irons, In .a,s connection
we desire to correct tho statomeu' by one OF our
cotemrOraries. That these prison. were IN irous
when delivered to the United STATE iArantll---
This Is not so they ware allowr# ,ha e.mo i'.
erty which is enjoyed by tho men 5a board VI t'a
ship, and wcro subjected to the alue restraints.
They We're, indeed, treated more at msseuE2r5
than PRISONERS. General Marin and us uih.,rs
were permitted, at Vera Cruz, t. lay io u fresh
supply Of provisions, and, in tha respect, epjoT.
ed uxurieS and comforts which hal long bsua
denied to our own officers. The conduct u. HUr
naval oIiccrs towards these men was character
lied no less by humanity and justice than hY Re
cisi0n and prompttudc. .-Nel0 -,danS D's.
A Ilrsu,Np's WEIcouE-A few evenings ns.
(gays the Boston Couriell partgu. anri'soH.t
were assembled in Taunton for .hn uErn ,a Hi
witnessing the usual phenomer Dlre7-.r or-
posite lived laAv who had rasant'v lost h'r
husband. and in tie course o. 'Hn evening" tie
sririt Of the deceased made iHse'f known
through the msEuu. Thinking .ew.igg would
like to hold intereolrse with he hate cpmpn7'.H,
a drruta ion was sent 10 Eer eSiience g. iu!nur
her Of the fact, and request h.r attendance
| WAS rather latc. and she hat retired 'ur th,
night. On hearing the knocking az the dor.
she arose and put her head out at u window and
inquired what was wanting, On being informed
that the spirit of her late husband was awaiting
her across the way, she replied TINT when living
he had never been known to visit thesg, nua that
as he had got so near, she tho s.iL hs u,Ight ue
we'll come to his uwu house All visit her but
aa he did not desire to do 60, sac would loays
them to entertain him as they est could H'itL
that she shut'ths window, aud sit '.r. -itor. g.,
return without her.