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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15
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h.u l0it AH.bat f. Htm.n
Hsutiiiru aisIirf s.fmally arrrtt
iu1 hrnum.nliirn ~ ihr lirmatfai
ir tunyrulip a. say that IA vas
uu.Uu1li ani uurs ptrtti hat be-
was caught 49, hN the uvsrwhrlm.
iur lido shirh h. lwarlua the rnun
icy - tea great Imllil,al change.
aui do 'ibis hiusrlfunal,lc ~ rrsisi
it, pressure, Tho resolutions
adp"ic'i hy ihr Convention arord
with his views lie DELAYED q
Formal arrrplanro until the ad-
hurumrni of Congress, FIR Tho
purpose II seeing what light the
a"iiuu of I"ngrvss wnuld throw
upun the INTERESTS 1T the country,
The iongrrssin al party has Gals
alliri itself with the mllitary nuwrr
which IL n hc bnmshE Ia h~;T di-
rrcily npnn The eitiinns immany
at the States, hul hnlds itself in per
felual session with the avowcf pur
poso al making such laws as il shall
see liz ia view ui the elections SOM
IA taka place, Newer heinro has
Shugrcss ei,rn So msnacing an
attitude, Under the influence oi
Con 'rcsS some at the States ARE pro-
posing To deprive the people Of the
right Ia vote Tor Presidential clec,
tors. Thereby the first bold stcphas
been taken To destroy the rights ol
suffrage, lie refers Ia the tact that
taS.galhcrcrs we're admitted rs re-
personalities of some Southern
States with the declaration on their
lips that they cann"b live in those
States they claim to'reprcscnt with.
out military protection. Thny owe
their seats Ia the disorder ut the
South, aud and that very fact
prompts them Ia keep il in anarchy,
In vain have the wiscst Republicans
protested against this policy.
There IL hardly an able man who
helped Ia build the republican organi,
cation, who has not within the past
tihrcc years warned il against these
oSccsscs, while many are driven by
,hcm from the ranks. Personally.
tho Prcsidotial Office has no attrac.
ton for him. During the war he
had given sixteen thousand com.
missions to officers Of thcarmy, and
knows that they demand the Union
they fought for.
The largest meeting ofthc gallant
soldiers ever held indorscd the nc
ton of the Democratic Convention.
IIc does not doubt triumph
which will bring back peace and
prosperity to our land, and give us
once moro the blessings of wise,
economical and honest government.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

Eay- We have received the first volume
Of "The Official History Of the War its
Canses, Character and Results" by Hon.
Alexander II. Stephens, Of Georgia. We
have not, as yet, had time to examine its
contents, but shall alludc more extensively
to ii in a future issue. The volume before us is
very handsomely gotten up in neat binding
and with seven steel engravings, the first
a representation of Liberty Hall, (thsr resi-
dence of Mr.. Stephens, Charlottesville,
Georgia., the balance being portraits Of
Gen. Washington, Mr.. jefferson, Mr.. Web.
star, Mr.. Clay and Gen. Jackson. The work
is published by the National Publishing
Company, 573 Olive street, St. Louis, Mo-,
and Broad street, Atlanta, Georgia. We
predict for this work very large sale.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15
No charge for advice.

The Gilmer Sentinel is opposed TO allow
ing males and females to sit together in
church, Houston Telegraph.
There is too much mock modesty in mod.
ern society To- allow Of rati onal enjoyment
A woman's escort had rs we'll sit beside
her in church pew as in the parlor.--
A studious keeping alOof Of the girls from
the other sex is calculated to excite pru-
rient dreaming, which is as fatal to health
as ii is debasing to morals. evil to him
who evil thinks We have known mis-.
taken parents to play evesdropper and spy
upon their children at every merry re-
union. Such q course is well calculated to
bring about all the improprieties it is de.
signed to prevent. Avoid the extremes Of
suffennce and restraint. There is a hap
by medium, and the extreme parent who
refuses to recognize il should be "fed on
HapdOOdl. and consigned to the paradise Of
fools"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15
VIkGINIus HUTcHEx.-The name of thi

VIRGINIUs HUTcHEN.-The name of this
talented gentleman appears at the head of
the Dallas Herald's columns as editor of
that paper. He is we'll and favorably
known to the newspaper men of Kentucky,
from which State he halls, and to the typo.
graphical brotherhood of Louisiana. For
years he edited with ability that old and
well-established journal, the Henderson
(Ky.) Reporter. We have lately seen sew
eral contributions Of excellent poetry,
under his name, in the Atlantic Monthly,
Now Orleans Crescent, Shreveport South
Western, and other papers. With Mr..
Hutchen On the editorial tripod, the Herald
will be one of The most desirable papers in
the State. His salut9tory, which we pub
lsh in another column, is brief and ably
written Denton Monitor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

TIE DISTRICT CoURr.-The Hon. ~
Hard In Hart failed to make his corporal
personal appearance at the time required
by law for the holding Of our District
Court. No reason is given for this default.
Judge Hart was at Bonham and sent word
that he would be here and hold Court. All
necessary preparations were made, parties
interested, witnesses and jurors all were
dancing attendance waiting the advent of
Ills Excellency, yet the long looked for
came not. Finally some one came in and
reported that he had seen His Honor ut
Pilot Grove, and heard him say that when
it became dangerous for man to travel
from one county to another, il was time to
quit holding Court. 1t would be fair TO
presume from this remark that little more
political provender will be manufactured.
Additional proofs of lawlessness, murder,
arson, rape and other little "onpleasant-
nesses" will "drap' from the pen of the
most excellent Judge. As for public or
private interests suffering, it matters but
little as it is we'll known that rebs have no
souls. Ali my glorious, great and happy
ountryI'-[Sher Courier, AugustS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

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fsiuass - a. 0si'fsiss nfrsiiitss
fhsss a. use stfs hsit siii FL tasit
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sfisissi
There ssisi snly 80 raliiissl IaTiiss b.
this ssuniIy ihs hsiissi sd iFussrsiir
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~hsis,sT HsrsFs - ga iRssHi, he siuTlf.
TlaiH iTuih siarrs - 10 ihs face, that ihtss
are The Gals ssisiiHs PsSiy eTsssiIaiisH'
ia ear political sysisss, Msu nay ialk
alaui RrI.ublisAAs Gai Conservative Ne
rublisars they msy iH'ss' classes sni
eluhs Siih hs~ Raacs, shi sndraEeT ~
sa'sr thea all siih Rss saTnsI,s, bat IL
cannot succeed, We have oHiy the toe
I'aTiirs-Ihs brmesTalis sHi haiisal-lhs
friends sud the snsmies u fFesiOn-lhs
one fgLiing for the liberty of all aeR, and
the ether for the suPTrRAoI " the nsgFs
dh,d The sRsla'smsni Of the shils race,
Time vas ShsR the party Rams u RsPab,
lioan Sas tolerated. nos il is ihssyRoRym
u all that is infamous in politics, Tia,
party has been taken possession u by men
Who would to-day lay their bloody haAis
upon the very 'iials Of free government,
aud erect monarchy in lie stead, That
party iRaugura,ed the civil Nsr, Il sus,
isinei aud supported il to the bitter snd,
Il is the ineendiary that is nor huFling
she faggot sud the hams upon the temple
Of human liberty, aud IL Is a gross fraud
upon the genius Of our institutions, As il
now exists, Il confirms the suspicious en-
terIaihed Of il In its earliest history, Il
has been glEen up 10 the control Of the
enemies Of a truly republican form Of geV'
ernmenL Its sustained by men who have
irampled the Constitution under their feet,
Its pabulum Is treason aud its nams = seorn,
To avoid that name, with, all lie loaihsOms
surroundings, iis leaders now call II the
Republican. Union par,yl This 10 a bait
thrown out TO catch gudgeOhs, Men are
not deceived when iis purposes are un.
masked. Point TO \ man who rssilss tho
constitutional United States Government
who sets at naught It's authority, dshes its
power, and In whose heart lere IL n rank
ling hatred OF all its friends aud insiiiu-
lions, and you will find q Radical. Look
at the papers that sustain that party, from
the New York Tribune down, down, down
TO the Galveston Republican, and mark
their teachings. There is no word uttered
in defence Of the Constitution; no sympa.
thy manifested for the millions Of Southern
white men and Northern Democrats, at
whose throsts General Grant keeps his
bayonets, at the same time running as the
Radical candidate for the Presidency. Ev-
cry obstacle that is calculated to retard
human progress, and everything that would
enslave a free white people are the out
spoken sentiments Of Radical orator and
a Radical press.
And this is the party against which all
true Democrats are arraycd. Can there be
u more noble cause for which TO fight?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

CA The Democracy Of Lamar county
were TO hold Grand Barbecue and Mass
Meeting a. Paris, yestetday, 1.-THE 14th) for
the purpose of ratifying the platform and
nominations Of the New York Convention.
Everybody is invited to sttcnd, and ample
arrangements were to be made for their
comfort and enjoyment. Among the speak
ers who we're invited were Hon. b. II. Ep-
person, Hon. ID. u. Culbersor, and Gov.
Throckmorton. The Press speaking Of the
latter, very justly says:
"There lives not in Texas a more
loyal man, purcr patriot, or an
ADLER statesman than Jas. W.
Throckmorton. and we confidently
expect from him on the occasion re-
fcrred TO, some terrible thrusts at
the very vitals of Radicalism, and
its JacObinical leaders"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15
TELEGRAPHIC.
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ffsa a. nHafisa y H7sfti a ala hsifriaa hrsl
tlTaHtFs-
WAsHINGTON, Aug An imprss-
sion allaUst amounting "a certainty
exists that EvaFls susiains the Pres
ident in the position that tho Rove
nue. Commissionership j. vacant
Private adVices from Alabama ia
dictate that the hill authorizing the
legislature 10 elect electors will pass,
Browning, MeCullooh, Sehoheld,
RVarls aud Mr. Hunter, as Sewarl's
proxy, were ia cabinet a. day Pro-
l0ngel session, The revenue COM
missionership aud troops for Louis
lana, were considered, Results not
Vet TRANSFERRED, Il is stated that the
Secretary of War, hy order Of the
President, will issue circular order
covering the entire ground Of State
Governors requiring government
troops, and this will dispose of all
such requests as that OF Gov, War
moth.
The belief Is current that tho Cab
met has decided TO interfere in the
Southern States only IN eases Of pal,
pable insurrecti0n,
Details will transpire Monday of
the careful reading dissection second,
Fourteenth Amendment of the Con.
stitution, showing that the people
must vote for Presidential electors
or lose representation in Congress.
Roscnoranz leave. Tor Mexico
about the middle of September.
Col, Dean, of Gov. Warmoth's
stair, has confined himsclfin his rep
reservations respecting affairs In
Louisiana mainly to the authorities
by whom he was sent. In general
conversation, while representing the
situation rs serious and requiring
prompt attention from tho govern.
mcnt, ho draws n milder and more
encouraging picture Of affairs than
some others lately from New Orleans
have done, He speaks very kindly
Of Gen. Hays, and other prominent
ex Confcderatcs, and hopefully Of
their probable attitude and course
in relation to public order.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. S.-Mr. Davis
was on change yesterday, and was
loudly checrcd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

"When the heart surrenders, confirm the
blushing promise quickly at the affairs
FOOT" is the ndjaration of every enamored
sutton, eager for the climax of the wedding
ring.
So says Mrs. Anna Cora Ritchey, pref
ty woman who broke q Thousand hearts. We
say don't be in hurry, girls; marriage
is something Of lottery, after all, say
what you will. But, above all, never mar.
ry an old clean and slippered rantaloon'
ostensibly because you have been deluded
into the belief that you love him, when re-
ally you only love his money. Should you
do this, you should expect to be
-"a toy for dotard's play,
To wear but till the gliding frets away"
and you would be guilty, as Bulwer hath
il, of the loathsome prostitution of hand
without heart.
No charge for advice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

HD~ We adopted Frank 2. instead Of
Francis p. Blair, on the authority of an
editorial in one Of the New Orleans papers
issued in July-the Picayune we believe.
And all papers emanating from his pen
his letter of acceptance, for instnnce-are
signed Drank" p. Blair. The editor of
the Mckinney Enquirer will please correct
his smelling MS above.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15
kaY- Those nersons who know ihcm,rl1e

ssS~ Those persons who know themselves
indebted TO this Office, will render us o
favor by calling promptly and paying their
dues, the sums due us are in small amounts,
but in the aggregate amount TO considers.
ble,-enongh to place US in very easy cir
cumsiances. Our every expense is in cash;
our paper we have TO pay for sometimes,
months before we receive IL; our workmsn
expect their money as soon as il is due, for
their daily expenses; We cannot buy gro
cerics or other provisions without the spc.
Gle i'm fact, all our expenses Of every
kind are cash. and we cannot therefore be
expected TO wait from month to month and
from year to year for our dues. Come up,
then, and settle; MS we sail above the
amounts due us arc small from each per-
son, aud it does not justify us in sending
for IL; but il each one who owes us would
come promptly mp, we should not be com
PEELED to make this appeal. Some Of them
should remember too, that we have insert.
ed legal advertisements for them, on
crchf, ana on their promises 10 pay in a ter
mccks, for which by law VIC could have de-
mandcl the pay in advance; and still they
permit these amounts TO run on for months
and Yeas, without, in some cnses, even
acknowledging our repeated demands for
the money. We cannot carry on our bust.
ness with such promises any longer-we
have run to the end of our rope-and those
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15
TIE STATE CONVENTION.

AUSTIN, Aug. 5.-Davis offered q
resolution that the Convention take
a recess from the 10Th of August
until the 3d Of December, subject to
be called together in the meantime.
If necessary. The Convention re-
fused To suspend the rules for It's
Immediate consideration.
The Executive Article was adopt.
sd entire, H. IL came from the com.
mittc9 OF the whole, without mate.
rial amendment. The salaries OF
executive officers, except Governor,
were fixed at $1,000 per annum.
The report ON General Provisions
was taken up, and tn" preamble and
second section adopted, without
amendment.
East evening Ruby, colored dele
gate from Galveston, gave his white
worsnippcr and colleague, DR.. r. X.
Smith, the id lie. Smith struck
at him. The Sergcant-at-A Arms in
terlcred and prevented fight.
AUSTIN, Aug. 6.-Mulins, from
the Committee on Lawlessncss, made
Il minority report. 1t is n lengthy
and able rcfuLation OF tho majority
report.
DR.. Smith moved its rejection.
Some time was consumed in discuss.
ing this motion. Finally it was
withdrawn, and the report went on
the journal.
Some time was consumed in dis.
cussing motion to appoint com
mittee to investigate q fight which
took place in the capitol this morn
ing between. two colorcd delegates,
Johnson and Long. Johnson called
Bong a rebel, and Long thrashcd
lin. Finally the committee was
appointed and the bclligcrents put
under arrest.
The Convention adiourned-pcn-
ding Davis's resolution to take a
recess until December-after adopt
ing a resolution making any dele
gate, who is absent from his seat
Rou twenty minutes daring call,
forfeit his pen diem for that day.
AUSTIN, August 7.-The recess re-
solution is mott disposed of. The
Goth of August has been struct out,
and the blank not yet filled.
AL railroad declaration, etc, have
been referred to a special committee,
of which Degener is Chairman.
Ghe substitute Of yesterday for
the 5 the section ofShe Bill OfRights,
rs reported from the committee, was
adopted to the 2lst section of the
reported article.
On the clause declaring negro So
cial equality, long debate took
place.
Lindsay offered the following sub
stitute: "Thc equality of all
persons before the law is herein re-
cosnized and shall ever remain in
violate; nor snail any citizen ever
be deprived of any right, privilege
or immunity, or be exempted from
any burden or duty, on account of
race, color or previous condition"
Thomas moved to lay the whole
subJecs on the table, pending which
the Convention adjourned.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

Farmers report the crop this
year exceedingly good. They say
it has surpassed their most sanguine
expectation. There has been more
than an average yield of corn, and
the fruit product isNbnndant. Pros
poet for fine mast and ample wild
fruit. IN fact, crops of all kinds
are as thrifty and luXuriant, accord
ing to the labor expended upon them,
as were ever grown in the Blue
Grass Region Of Kentucky.
denton Monitor, Aug. LIST.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

rTTbe reader will be doing himself a
favor by turning TO the fourth page Of this
issue and reading the able address Of the
Hon. W. NJ. Walton, Chairman Of the DEM
oeratie Central Executive Committee, "TO
the People % Texas" II is brief, pointed,
and indicates with great elearness the
course that should be pursued BY every
lover Of tho South tpd the country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

DT terrible accident occurred at
Manchester, England. on the 3rd inst at
Lang's Music Hall During a regular per-
formance, a cry Of FIRE, which proved false,
created such n rush TO the entrance door
that 2s persons, mostly women and children
were crashed TO death. and many others
had limbs broken and were Otherwise IL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

George Byrne, sergeant, 9Th United States
Cavalry, has been presented with a silver
cup by few Democratic ladies Of Austin
for administering a eastigation % one
Williams. a member Of the scallaWHg
Convention. Williams had remarked that
The eolored ladies Of Austin were superior
10 the white ones. OF words 70 that effect,
and the Sergeant gave him such thresh-
ing that he Eas unable 70 apTsar in the
Convention next day. Hurrlb for Sergeant
Byrue.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

rT-At meeting in Montgomery, Ala,
not long since, according to the Mobile
Tribune, one Of the speakers remarked,
ave are now settling down from stage
of turmoil" A darkey in the crowd ex-
claimed, "Who dat he say is settin down
on key Of sperm oil?"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

A Norfolk paper tells this story
of a. sentry who was placed ON
ruatd to watch n certain post. The
Adiutant Of the regiment came along
and attempted TO pass. The gal
lunt soldier cried out. "llalii IN
a century here and If you don I dis
eouat and give the cOunterPin. / u
make goa reform the whole revoln-
lion If the tictac. "a is unnecessary to
saw that the solitary hOrscman came
down.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

nST According - hate speech 81 Mr..
John A. Hendricks, Of Indiana, the Raai-
Gals, since their accession 10 power, have
expended eight hundred millions Cor ordi-
nary expenses Of the Government, leaving
four hundred millions Interest paid on Tie
public debt cot Of the account Radical
ism l. ns ernensire ss ID is mean.
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Col. Yard has kindly handed us ;

Col. Yard has kindly handed us a
copy ofthe Rocky Mountain Herald,
dated July %, 1868, and published
at Denver City, containing lengthy
notice of the arrival Of Gems. Grant,
Sherman and Sheridan at the city.
from it we also learn that "the banks
Of Great Salt Lake are piled high
with drowned grasshoppers."
Sheridan City, the present ter
minus of the Smoky Hill railroad
is 145 miles from Bent's Old Fort.
1GalvestOn News,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

"LAwLEssSEss AND CRINE".-Really, il
loyal men were being killed off to the ex-
tent represented by the Radicals, there
wouldn't be corporarS guard left to vote
for Hiram s. Grant and Skier Col.ax in
November.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

beD- The first bale of new cotton was
was raised by negro, named Abc, Of Ba,-
trop county, and consigned by him to
A. Sessums & Co, Galveston That firm
awarded him the prize which had been
offered--a splendid silver pitcher.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

- Thomas, Of Collin, introduced pc
iifion IN ibs Convention At Austin, for
new county out Of Kaufman, Collin, Dallas
and Hunt what does it mean Each Of
tie shove sosnties, We believe, las the
constitutional ssasbsr Of square miles IN
ifs territory.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15

last Wednesday morning DIR.
Hughes little son Robert, ten
years of age, was thrown from a
horse. and struck the ground with
such violence as to render him sen
soless for ten or fifteen minutes.
We are glad to learn no bones were
roken.-TDentOn Monitor, Aug. l.