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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

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ssiaIsi si'sHiAsfs Isssssssi b. ihai place
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have tsfsTs 81 "a. IL 10 The IfoFis these
ssisss shs EAts = Ilass.-haiurs uusi d.
ssIasiliHs, bet ihs seIk al sasTsy " The
rssIls is he lever hat askss place rise
- ssHIasTsisl imfoT,sHss sHi prosperity,
We nisAi cite aaHy iusishess n this, but
il is uHHsssaTy. viii Hoi these sViishsss
iHsiil iA,0 the people " Dallas, The prop
CO sHsrsy aad shisTlTiss that Nill buili
her aP-iakihg Advantage 0fihs many shd
saiHsHi advantages which nature has be-
s,sssi uRoA herr We want PoPalaiiSh
that .ill take held sHd s0Tk for cur lOwn,
sHd il ihsss shs are b0s here will not do
il, others Of more spirit gill come in and
reap the bsAshls uLish nisLt be attained
BY cur SwA people,
We believe that il would pay the nsr,
chants sleHs To buill = substantial bridge
across the TTiHiiy at this place, Some
hing Susht TO be done 10 encourage the
progression Of tie railroads pointing TO
this place, aud To-. bring the telegraph
along, R'sFy merchant and every owner
Of lot 10 Iosh, and Of one sere Of land
in the county has vital interest in al
these enterprises,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

GRAsD RAILROAD DARBreuE AND BALL
AT VACCINE have received a eomplimcn.
iary ticket to a Railroad Barbecue Ball, to
be given at Waco, on the 9Th Of August,
inst We should be much gratihed TO be
present did circumstances permit. Vast
preparations have been made and the affair
Is expected to be the largest that has ever
been held in the interior OF the State. The
Ball will DO held 10 tho new Hall just
erected which has been named the "sam
Houston Hall" which is to be handsomely
decorated for the occasion. We tsnder our
thanks to the Committee Of Invitation, and
regret our inability to attend.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22


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ssilisrs e. nssst ssalt ~ fftsfni sai
IA fritf ed fssFstisliiiiy isils aslssisn.
nui a. - ace sTti'lly infsTust - .
sistls Uaiist States stfsf ssi ~ alssi
. isssA sslissl Hta sgFssi b iifsIass
iAs usifsr~. Ne sFs hisliy Ilssssi 70 80
this aHaisiskaeis iHiissiiss q ssuHi
sfHss sHi ssli-IssIasi 81 iAs PaTi - otssHs
sHl ssliisw q iAs tsiisi states sTIy
sisiisHoi At ils sariial u saT siais, Ne
have sbasisAt IsassA 10 tslisss ihsi =
sTssi nsjoTiiy u iLs snlisisi asH shi
naHy sftesH ia tAs uHiisl States service
are llsRssTsis in PTiHsipls, sHi Gill refuse
% sssTy sssasisa 10 give Rsliiissl aid or
ssRfsH 10 The radical sAsniss q their
Asliss 90 adopted ssaAiTy, ne Radical
party ssHHsl ssaHs aPsA HsTs ihsA half
The ssiiisrs 10 saPRsH Ihsm-ss least half
the soldiers aAi sailsrs iH The service arc
pledged BY rsssluiisss passed in esa'sA-
,isAs 10 ihs ssPRsH u ssyhSaT aud Blair
GFaAi could set, ia eur spiHisH, carry the
army in sAy sAsFgsssy, His ASnisaii0h
sas = great biuaitT On the part Of his
party, His record vill b. The death Of
hin-ii is the blosiisss picture 10 the
book o. iins," Soldiers gill hot support
him, fer she Butcher as they call him,
paved the way mon the fOionas 10 Rich
hOHd piih bones Of their slaughtered con-
radss, We honor them for their supper, Of
Seymour aud Blair and the great eardiHal
isAsls Of the Democratic creed, We say let
them PeFssVsrs in the right course until
The Radical leaders, whose great tool nov
commands them, are eOhsighsl 10 the ig-
noble obssuFiiy TO which they belong, aud
ere long the sOulhlahd's PrOudssI sous, b.
side then, will keep step to the music Of
the Tegehsraied Uhion, and not fopaks
them in the darkest hour Of trial.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

lIifIIl nfs Z am tnii ihai ID b.
HrT. f.l M ihe lrfHf tmFfriiuf
I'.t th.l viii mataa t.lHsiIfuiIoH
lfflfs iher slipurn bee Ii will hoi
o. suhmIiie'l ~ ihe people &C. fali
frai'un This afe0ris with che a.
srfi.un made in Convention hy T..
u Eyans In one II his speeches on
ihO Division ~ the State, via that
The Submission II the Consultations
IT the ten Southern States a. the
people NJ those States for Taiifea-
ton, was considered by the liepub-
llcan party 10 have been a great
political blunder.
hut am making this letter too
long tor your readers. There are a
good many circumstances aud Incl
dents transporting hereab0ut nova
days that are interesting 10 the at
tentlve observer Of the times, and
which show very cOnelusiyely how
the cut will jump the first time she
may have fair chance To jump,
Some Of these | may allude TO IN
another letter, CAUCASIAN,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

TIE Work GOES BRAvELY ON-The fol-
lowing is an extract from letter from a
citizen of this place on his way to New
York, dated Grand JUNCTION, Tenn, Au-
gust 9th.
"The whole country over which have
passed seems thoroughly democratic. The
people are very enthusiastic and putting
forth powerful effort to carry their ticket.
The negroes are forming democratic clubs
all over the country, and the RAIDS are be
ing converted to this faith by hundreds
May God speed the day when we can pro-
claim, in fact that Radical rule has been
crushed"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

The penitentiary engine is once again at
work. The familiar sound of the whistle
has been heard morning, noon and evening
for the past week. We are informed that
they are running on short stock now, but
Col. Bell is in Austin for funds to'run full
time as soon as the present cotton crop
comes in Huntsville Times.
We cannot understand how it is, that
during Gov. Throckmorton's admihstra-
ton the penitentiary not only paid running
expenses but also decreased thu old indebt-
edness Of the institution, while now an
appropriation is asked for running ex-
penses.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

rB-"The War between the States, its
Causes, Character, Conduct and Results,
by Hon. Alexander II. Stephens, is the title
of valuable work just issued by The Ma
tional Publishing Co.. St. Louis, Mo.
Histories of the late civil war have sprung
up like mushrooms, and they can now be
mum berei almost by hundreds, but all who
are DESTROYS of arriving at a correct under
standing of the causes, and clear history
of the events of the late lamentahe war;
have felt the want of reliable history of
the events of the late lamentable war, have
felt the want of q reliable history of the
same from Southern standpoint, by some
representative man of tho South. This
want is about to be supplied by Alexander
II. Stephens. Mr.. Stephens was most
earnest protestant against rebellion, and
only succumbed at the last moment, when.
his State, in spite of his warning, commit
ted the great error.
The bare announcement that this ,distin-
guished Statesman had determined to
write q book, would Of itself, be sufficient
to kindle lively and widespread interest
in all sections of the country; but when it
is known that be has chosen as his theme
the one so fruitful as the late American
war, the absorbing interest of the subject,
together with the evident and singular fit
ness of the author for its treatment, unite
in awakening curiosity entirely unparal-
leled in the annals Of American literature.
1t presents q careful political analysis
Of the past, separating REAL from APPAR-
ENT causes Of the late unhappy conflict,
and gives those interior lights and shadows
Of the Great War, ONLY Known TO THOSE
HIGH OFFICERS, who watched the food-tide
Of Revolution from its fountsin-springs,
and which were so accessible to Nh. STErH-
EMS from his position as second officer Of
the Confsderacy.
To public that has been surfeited with
APPARENTLY SIMILAR PRODUCTIONS,
we promise change Of fare, both agree
able and salutary, and an intellectual treat
Of the highest order. The Great American
War has AT LAST found . historian Wor-
thy Of its importance, and at whose hands
IL will receive that moderate, candid and
impartial treatment which truth and jus
tiee so urgently demand.
This most valuable work is sold only by
Subscription, and the publishers want an
agent in every County.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

The GERMANS AROUsED.-The Germans,
rs class, have far different views Of the
observance Of the Sabbath from those en-
tertained by Americans. They do not con-
struc the fourth commandment literally,
and they deem it neither immoral nor ir.
religious to indulge in harmless pastimes
on the Sabbath day. A party in the Austin
Convention being in favor of re.enacting
the fourth commandment in the Constitu-
ton; hence, the Germans Of Austin
turned out, on the 18th inst, under a BAN
ner inscribed "No Sunday Law" While
we may differ with our German and
French fellow. citizens as to what is proper
or improper in Sunday conduct we are
obliged by our principles to admit that it
is beyond the scope of legal enactment
and that the question must be settled in
each individuals case by the verdict Of
his or her own conscience. The Democratic
party has never yet, and never will, coun-
tenance measures binding conscience. This
fact we believe the Germans and French
will not be slow to discover.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22
The Dallas Herald aud Capt.
n, II, HORTON,

We see by a isng letter Of 7. q. 7, Ken.
dali, Rsqp Of this city, Published lately In
the Galveston Civilian, that some are dis.
posed TO eensure US on q charge Of silence
in regard to tho Ou,rages committed by one
Captain Horton, now at Daslrop, once con.
neeted with the Preedmeh's Bureau here
A reference 10 our hles satisfies us that VIC
are not obnoxious to the charge Of improper
silence In reference 70 the subject On
several occasions In the past, and once
quite recently, We alluded In appropriate
terms to the Fantastic tricks before high
Heaven" played by this miserable creature
dressed In little brief suthoriiy.' lis
true that we have not been continually
harping on the matter, and We have not
considered II necessary to DO doing so.
From the time Of Horizons installment
here until long after the county's happy
deliyerance from his auihority-until very
recenily-anyihing no might have said in
condemnation OF his course would have
passed us the idle wind, and been u mere
waste Of ink and paper. We are pleased
to see now that Gen. Reynolds has prom
ised TO investigate the charges made against
the unprincipled official who prosiituted
his official character to the attainment Of
the basest ends. We have not the slightest
hesitation in asserting our full belief Of
all the damning charges contained in the
peoples indictment Of Horton. The truth
Of :he charges made lately in the letter OF
"Dallas" (IIon. J. J. Good to the Austin
Gazette is patent TO everybody here, and
will, no doubt, be proved to the satisfaction
of the General commanding by irrefrag
able testimony, indeed we may say owl
dcnce. Captain Horton cannot escape the
odium Of his crimnaliiy; whether be shall
be rebukcd and punished as he deserves TO
be by Gen. Reynolds or not, II will cling
to him like the poison shirt Of Nessus. 1t
is but q just hope that conscience with scor-
pion whip may prove rsvengeful Nemesis
unto him and lash the felon from the land.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

D9- We learn by letter from Austin,
under date of August 18th, that Judge Cald'
we'll, the man who Whipped the negro To
death in Arkansas, has returned to that
city from Washington, decidedly erest.fsl-
len. The same letter says that sold Nor
gan Hamilton said he would not return to
Texas until Grant and Colfax are elected.
So we are to be forever rid Of one nuisance.
The same letter says: "The menagerie will
adjourn about the 25th. II they can they
will take recess until December, but ]
believe they will be forced to complete the
work, and will do go by the 25th."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

A Texan. writing to 1.-THE est. Louis
Republican. urging the construction
If a railroad from st. Louis 10 Texas,
says that between the Nucces and
Rio. Grande rivers there are a mill
ion head Of horned cattle, and ten
thousand head Of horses aud mules.
Tho trade Of San Antonio with
Mexico, amounts 10 5000, 600 an
ynaay. IL would take a railroad
fly years TO carry all the cattle in
Western Texas sa. s. Louis. The
cattle in the country are being
killed for their hides alone. He
saws such a railroad would. not only
make st. I.Osis the stsek market OF
American, bat would develop the
finest copper, cal srss-iiysr mines.
Ia the world.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

BEy"Tha "0ld Guard, for August, which
is now On our table, has an excellent steel
plate engraved portrait of Hon. Horatio
Seymour, the Democratic candidate for the
Presidency. 1t is very fine and skillful
specimen Of the engraver's art AID We
doubt not d3cs full justice to the noble
subject
The "0ld Guard is q monthly Demo.
cratic magazine, devoted to Literature,
Science Art, and the true political princi-
pies Of l77G and 1860. The contents of
this months issue ore varied, and interest
ing to both political and general readers.
The opening article, entitled Modern and
Ancient Ideas of Liberty Contrasted," is
most excellent, and from the pen of MIR.
C. Chauncey Gurr, one of the most elegant
and gifted writers and editors in our coun.
try. Mr. Burr says 1.-THE only salvation
Of our country lies in the hope of reviving
the perishing love of liberty in the breasts
Of the masses of the American people
Can these dry bones liver Can the pam
pered and cowardly heart Of avarice be
regenerat.d with the determined and des.
pcrnte resolve 10 have Freedom, OF give
death to the tyranis who would destroy it?
Ia the answer to that terrible question lies
the whole Of our future. A nation Of spec
ulaiors, time-servers, policy mOngers, and
towards, never remained long free" We
believe every word Of IL.
For the "Old Guard address Van Evrie,
Horton & Co, l62 Nassau street, New York.
Terms, So per annum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22
Dog Col. Dudly W. Jones, senior editor

p@r Col. Dudly W. Jones, senior editor
of the Houston Ku Klux Vedette, died in
that city on the l4,th'nst after protracted
illness. The Telegraph says of him;
"Although he had been citizen
but comparatively short time, he
had won many friends, and his death
will be universally regretted. AS a
member Of the legal fraternity, he
stood high at the bar, and among
newspaper men he was esteemed for
his many good qualities of head and
heart. As writer, for brilliancy
of thought and eloquence of diction,
he had but few superiors."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22
FALL GARDEN SEEDS.
TEXAS SEED DEPOT,
20 CAVE,
GALVESTON AND HOUSTON.

- ~ -<--A- ~ >>A0> ~
GALVESTON AND HOUSTON.
We have received from the b st Northern
Growers our Fail stock OF GARDEN SEEDS.
TURNiP.-Red Top Strap Leaf; Enr'y
white Flat Dutch; large white Globe; large
white Norfolk; Robcrisons Golden Bull;
large yellow Globe; tua Bngn.
CABBAG E.--EarIy York; carly Drum
head; large late Drumhead; DrumheaI
Savoy; Fiat Dutch.
COLLARDS.-R Real Southern Collards.
BEET. Long Blood Red early Turnip
Blood; White Sugar.
CE.-Royal Cabbage; Ice Drum
head.
RADISH.-Ycllow Fall Tor Summcr);
White Fall Tor SummcrG Black Spanish;
Long Scarlet Short Top.
Ee1y~The above are the leading scasonable
SEEDS.
We keep full stock Of
Garden Seeds Of al! Kinds.
Orders solicited for FIELD SEEDS.
The Trade supplied at low wholesale
rates. Our Turnip Seed for the Trade is
put up in quarter and half pounds, and in
papers for retailing. Seeds sent By mail cost
only eight cents per poundposfdgc. On small
lots this is the best mode of carriage.
All Seeds bearing the label of "The
Texas Seed Depot are by us ~drrdnted
fresh and genuine.
esS" Garden Seeds sent by mail, postage
prepaid, at 800 per dozen, currency.
CUSHING & CAVE,
II Strand, Texas Seed Depot,
Galveston. 81 Main ST., Houston.
August l5-4S;3t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22
STATE CENTRAL ElECUTITEC COMMITTEE
ORGANIZE ORGANIZER

Il is earnestly requested that the Con.
servativss Of all the precincts in Dallas
county, that have not already organized,
do so as early as possible.
II Is understood that every person Who
Is opposed to negro rule, and to negro suf-
frage, and Is In favor Of tho Government
Of our Fathers and the Constitution as Il
was, is a member Of Dallas County Con.
sentative Democratic Association, aud will
do all in his power 10 secure tho election
Of Scymo and Blair.
The Precinct Associations, when organ
lied, arc requested to report their proceed.
ings to the Chairman of the Dallas County
Association, and TO ascertain as nearly as
practicable the whole Conservative vote OF
the Precinct md report the same.
". u. IIORD, Chm D.C.C.D.A.
n n,wrp
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22
L. G. BOWER, Secretary.

Boy" Mr.. Il. G. Eupard, citizen Of
this county, jus, returned from the eastern
counlics, informs us that row occurred At
Jordan's Saline, Van Iandt county, on
Thursday and Friday, of last week, during
whichn grocery was burned, one man killed
and another wounded. Fighting was going
on when our informant left. Several miles
out from the place he says he met thirty
armed citizens proceeding to the scene Of
hostilities. We heard no names nor fur
Their PARTICULARS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

Mr.. Virginius Hutchen has be
come associated in the editorial
department of the Dallas Herald.
We welcome him TO the fraternity,
and hope his connection with the
quill-driving brotherhood will be
both pleasant and profitable.
mckinney Messenger.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

) gG5"The letter of W. s. Hancock pub
lished on the fourth page of to-day's paper,
does honor to his head and heart, and will
endear him still more to every patriot in
the land. "Principles and not men," says
Gen. H., "is the motto for the rugged crisis
in which we arc now struggling"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22
Z. HALL,
Pianos for Salel

A MANNER & co.'s Mes YORK; AFion
i Plane,
No, ! MSrseall 4 MiliausF Piano,
The above are offered for sale a. manu-
fAeiuTers prices, transportation added, aud
eau be delivered in from four 10 six weeks
from the time ordered, Pur further PAR
iieulars, prices, Sc, inquire az the
HERALD OFFICE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

lTMr. JOsephus Chesney, OfHendersOn,
Kentusky, whom we have known from his
infancy, is making speeches on temperance
in London, England. He was in the habit
Of public speaking at & very early age, asd
won the sOubriquet Of HThe Boy Orator, +"
By which be is widely known in Great
Britain and the United States Of Ameries
He lie scarcely more ihan q boy yet in years
but man in intellect. The London jour
mails speak Of him in prAissful terms, and
say hat be speaks with great slOquencs,
rover and effect
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

At a colored Sabbath school in
the country, a few weeks ago, the
devout teacher asked the question,
"Who died for your After a spell
Of silence and a spell OfwbisPering,
a little mig, about forty years old ,
replied, "Abrum Linkum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

We have received The Dallas Herald, a
radical paper fubllshsd in Dallas county,
Texas, with "John Swihdlss' al the sdiio,
rial head. Does bel We should have
judged as nueh,-l Louisville Journal.
Mr.. Prentice must see through his glass
dsrsly," The Herald is not "a radical pa.
per- neither do s,w-i'n-d,e.Il-s spell Hrin.
dL'r Il is pity to spoil Prentiess best
iaka
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22
raRs,psNrIAL E,seroas,

FsF the state 40 Large,
n, u, ErPERSnN, JOiiN iiANC0Gk,
Aftsraates.
,, u. CLEANEi.ANb, anu ", SMITH,
Il Nlk OaaHts, efGaieT4aa Cs.ahiy
FaE HssI eTNsEfssleNAI risIgiSr.
ilisR, SiasH.aR, q iiaTTssn = l. CsnRe u tPshaT,
alternate,
stosNh oessKEsIoNAl RsTElrT,
David calisFtsah, VI AaTiohi JaMos ", liuni, 4
uHAy~ah, .lirfnaia-
THiKR oaSGkEssiaSAL hisIEicI,
q, ", jeH.. Il RAsinsJ ", AHirFsau, II hcisnhAh,
alternate,
faUEtH ooS6ES,siasAl Histthf,
G, rrsan, Il nsNaT Charlie Stewart, ~ Harris,
alternate,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

BANKRUPrcY.-The bill extending the
time for making applications in bankrupt
cy, regardless Of the amount of assets, ia
the first of January, 1869, was passed by
Congress previous to its adjournment, and
is now law.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

The "hump- backed" portion of this con-
Germ has gone to Cusseta to the barbecue
to-day Jefferson Jimplecute.
Who is your "hump backed man? We
have seen Taylor and met Campbell, but
discovered no deformity in eli Their on the
contrary, we thought both good looking
snecimens of humanity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

I5 Our old friend W. II. Scanland, ed
itor of the Bellevue (La.) Banner, in his
paper of July 25, announces the arrival at
his house of fairy little lady, named
Kate, weighing just eight pounds. We
congratulate him on his becoming "onc of
an infinite series"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22
Ea2TGoED, CGEN.

Assets 81, 500 zoo. Charter Perpetual.
Bo0rd Of reference, Gdtrc$tOm
FALL, llu'chings \ Co,
A. J. Ward II Co.,
Josiah Iaylur
7. II. Nc Mahun Il Co.,
\. SGssums X Co.,
Sherwood X flournoy,
Drs. Eenr,s aud WEIGH.
VH9iiE PllENlN issues every kind Of
II policy, aud is purely mutual dividing
al the profits among its members.
Its premiums may be paid annually,
half note or all cash.
Its policies are nil non-forfciting.
1t has without delaying the payment Of
q single claim, paid since its establishment,
II years ago, Hundreds of Thousn' DIS Of
Dollars 20 the widows, orphans and heirs
Of its Policy Holders.
Its dividends are now and have been for
the past four yCars 30 per cent.
D. p. NEWSOM, Agent,
August lj--lS:4w Dallas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

I6- The Communication Of "Lignoski
reached us just as we were going to press
Too late for this issue.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

LsS- Capt. John, after n silence Of two
weeks again favors our readers with one
Of his readable letters.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

1e5- The Waco Register says that two
very worthy freedmen met their death Oh
the 18th from choke damp in well where
they were at work
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

laJ Read the letter of our correspondent
"Caucasian," from the capitol city, pub.
lished in to-day's paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

rFThere Is, in another column, paper
headed "To Members Of the Texas Conven-
ton Of 1868 u was laid on the desk OF
each member Q few days since, and il il
whispered vas written ; y Rev. Mr.. MeRea,
private secretary 70 Gov. Feass, q person
described 10 Us Is tone Of the meanest,
dirtiest and most extreme RAIDS. in the
land II such mrn as that become dis
gusisd With the action Of the Convention,
tbat body must indeed be = seurvy affair
Read the paper IL is sensible, in most Of
ZEE points, ard is q good ihits IL it did
smauais frsm Radical source.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-22

Truth is mighty and viii prevail
when the Republican party is ex-
tinct.