Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-24
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Nhe 10 aTo f'ollns apsy ,hrlr lime On the
politics, These who have LuilI lheis hopes
Ga Srymsurs success mn,t feel greatly
Disappointed, While 0rani's friends wall
DO rlua'iy clais,L THIS slesIlun will be
'liarrvnl mum all L. TT~,lreessars II the
iNp parties do not change laess a. regards
the satisfaction with ihe result within y
year Grant will not DO 'ns As much evil
as llulleF imaginrs, Nor could Seymour
da ~ as much good a. mosi u cur people
would count on. Hat whatever may DC the
condition then, ~ nne iLlng there j. no
doubt, and that Is We must submit and 10
IL gracefully.
Within tie last two weeks lie Msiho
disis Of Houston have hrcH ho,'ling pro.
iraoicd meeting, AT which several well
knosn rl-rFymrn have h,-n present and
participated. The result has been u con-
siderable religious excitement aud the
gathering o: quite nun'hcr into the fold.
The meeting still continues With continued
favorable results.
Our Houston City Railoal seems TO
have "a ivn inio energetic hands, aud the
managers pgOmi.r to build considerable
more road his Water. With them good
speed In il,i. epe;a ioIs, ard the sane
success In maintaining their rights they
have l..ri 10 sni.9el. Thv.. On erprise is
certainly landable, aud that has heretofore
the chief movers in the work
will trust guide them TO speedy accom-
plislmcnt Of their wishes. I've corpora
lion chartered by the Convention seems to
have given up the effort to Gust from pos
session those who had built the road, and
is now engaging in the building of road
of its own. Let them GO ahead and they
will lave the grateful cons Iteration OF the
public.
| saw yesterday the fine silver pitcher
procured by Mr.. T. W. House in New York,
aud presented to Mr.. Duke, of Grimes
county, for Tie first bale of cotton this
year. 1t is n fine present, made Of solid
silver and cost $50 in gold. Truly
worthy present and worth the laudablc
ambition Of the planter to secure. And
while speaking of the pitcher, | am re-
minded to say that House is doing n very
heavy general business this fall, and is
as OF old to supply the country
with all sorts Of merchandise, from q hair
pin TO II thousand bales of domcstics.
The iron bridge across the bayou is
nearly done, and will be opened to traffic
in week or two. This is II fine structure
1t is made Of iron framework, is about 100
feet span, and rests upon concrete abut-
mcnts. II they stand we'll, there is no
reason why the bridge should not serve the
public thousand years.
1t seems that the President has taken
view Of General Reynolds election order
which that funcionary doubtless did not
anticipate. If now he will revise the
Generals instructions regarding Icgistra-
ton, he will tale another step towards
out the kinks Under the
present circumstances, however, | do not
see how il is possible to get third of the
voters o the polls at any election That may
be held without orders, or who is to legally
count the vote. With minority only vot-
ing, uncalled for by any existing authority
in the state, il viii be futile to attempt to
have that vote represented in the Electoral
College. Congress has planted itself on
the grounl that Texas has not yet self
pc wer aud is in cffec, no State.
Tie issue has been made by the President
and overruled time aud again. 1t is not
likely that mild-mannered, evcn-tempered
and happily disciplined DO ly of men will
stand by quietly aud suffer itself to be
Knocked 10y This neither province, nor will
an attempt on our part 10 cast defiance at
it improve the condition of the State
Howbeit, it is not my part to argue the
matter. Those that want to vote aud have
n chance can do so, and | heartily wish
them good of the effort.
The Telegraph under Gen. Webb has
made itself prominent by its boldness in
views not in accordance with
The public opinion as represented by the
press generally and has called down the
rebukes, not TO say wrath and yituperation
If the leading Democratic papers upon its
head. Without taking sides in the contro
gersy in which certainly feel very little
interest, it is still lawful for me to say'that
# Gen. Webb "rersists in his perseverance,
le will win in the end. 1t is never failing |
hat when a prominent journal takes
stand and maintains it consistently long
,nough human nature will gather round il,
md in the not uncertain future carry it
ipon it's shoulders, and especially will this
,e the case when the stand is at q marked
lngle from both the extremes on which the
PRESENT division Of public sentiment is
made.
DR.. Perl has undertaken new enter
rise in Houston, to-wit, a beef packery.
lie has builthis works about two miles be-
ow the town, on the banks Of the bayou,
md proposes to ship from his own wharf
he horrelled beef ms fast as pared di-