Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14
Bul,crIyins.

on the General, Here Is what llsays;
At last this great American thief
and bluudcrrn" murderer hns ro-
Rigncd, and !s no more m officer IN
the army he dIsgrHccd, Grant hss
bottled him up forever Hnd in icw
words proved tho truth of cur Oft
expressed opinion of this natural
thief. coward aud military 0ss, What
he will do now il more than we
know, Most likely go TO shop'Eift'
ing, grave .robbing, on insulting wo'
men. At heart o traitor-hyinSlinct
u thicl--hv education robhOr--
Benjamin L. Butler las won namo
for ininmy ycnalily aud incompe'
tcncy, sccond TO none IN the world,
He was one Of the peculiar tools Of
Lincoln aud the Republican party,
and has been nightmare on the
American people flr the past five
years. lie never had n patriotic
motive in his heart. He never do
served position in the army--}e
ncvor fought u hatile-~he never
won :. victory-he never lot an
opportunity to bteal from and plum
der the dcfencclc>s he never made
the Union flag other than signal
to mark the depository Of stolen
goods. and shouId have been dis-
missed the army long ago.
Iho gtealeHt curse tna' i3 /" lnI'"tr t
couia put upon her 'hiia "ou!u 10
70 wish II inc 'HaE' anu "''rioI'e.
OF Zen butirr' whose sun mas ~
last SUNK III 'ho ocepGs' I'M, in'","H, h ,, "na
" nose I'''h''y we ''''SV VIZ 'V T,E: Tpt'It
~ Ihe nome ,;. oi n'' eimP:';', m,,',.,,, i",v,
rpopGr' "'H'I '''i' l.''I',n'' l,, INA, ~"
ol"noefeT' om"! 'hSu''f'' S'"' e
y"to fppDe'' s'L'''t it'HiUGis,' =, ,i',i:
siSIlca' "SS' l'e' - 'Ji'"'i'I'''' .''i '"n'
chiId OF the oeY'I' Goc|-'}'4 } ] ""'r'
iIon OF humanity, u"t(!c" nt@-s" d.
docio, PiNyen o'iI pP'!t!c'A''' "''n''''
ored general S:'" 'F"''"'""S r'''-''A4
-iarc"eii' =, ,
mus one ~ one INC po!,'(',
generals ana eh"'"" % our ''"V V,u'','
troUo.c"--0nG nI ."V INC coS'";''
thlcFihg' PiN''dGf!HS sec 0'5'iF''''
VINO haEc "'EH'te4 "'%'' DI''l I?u'
on th9 pi"ody stage crop ,n'2 "a
iamy' E0t'."d o!t','"tEgT' ID "4,''-
ei butcher, o'grte" nF@.}5'-'21"' 2SA
Beast ENEIer-~iaFe%lI'
Somebody Got' on ne t2l!2"In9;
The cut direct !hs! beast butter
gave General Grant in reply - lh'
invitation oi the latter 10 MS .n"n@o
warming IN "aShinE'oN' * A'En,'F
feIIshGd all over 'lic country, ana 'T
regarded SIS ajHst punishment g.
General "rant loF h'"NlnS an eH'r'
to introduce the DoAss INTO 'A0 h3c''
ty OF ladies' ana gentlemen
HeFo IS another one.
Beast nWtlci' 1t ~ S"'"' rfINei''I'I
Artemns Ward with Sr'.HG'"g go'a
Waicn' ArtemuS' IN thc 'ui'NeSS %
his heart, was about TO return ms
thanks 1or the m"&h'iIccnt pf'EchI'
nut was prevented ny INC O""T'--,
mo thanks, 1t cost me ho!hihS' ana
have q olrrel OF them iett'
The U!hclnnal Enquirer 'l.us re,
iers TO Il matter !h" 'yFilllilst''h oI
which was menllohen IN gu: ie!e'
graphic di5patches yesterday
1t will be recoIlecied by our IeaI
ers that among the many high
handed acts OF SpoIiat'on ana conii"-
cation which General Butter Wss
guilty of in his reign at New Or
leans IN lo"z ana loo', was ms
breaking open ban--yault N th"L
city and taking from II SoO,OcO III
gold, belonging, We believe, to the
tirm ofSmith & Brother asnm wA'ch
never found its way, SIS was alleged,
into the Treasury department, bNs
remained in the capoc;ou3 pockets
Of the General.
Time passed on, aad IT SO happen
ell that the returned mcrcha,tcau&ht
the General in New York two years
afterward, and instituted legal pro
ceedings TO recover his treasure ---
After severe litigation in which
Butler did his best to hold on to the
coveted spoil, he was compelled to
disgorgc. and pay over to Smith &
Brother their money. If all his vie
could be equally successful, Genera.