Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-17


tti lIiI.anfl iH ahaisI.hIr ah.
maF aill f'aim lhEi in ihr afis ana
sfHnHls ihfT afU nHi "A HhIi lfhind
ihtir lnihrtn ~ tle ugulsr cot
.lf1fs IhU commencement ~ llnu
'arl lhlFfrsiir, iho nrsro school
aas maTkvl ~ a rather uausuaI
haiuro a nnmhrr uf sialnari nu-
grUos Who nroiFcl the degree II
Master 81 Arts, amused iho audi
rnrc ly brming a drlaiins olul
and discussing school boy questions
Immediately aflsr rratiying tho d.
pi0mas. Verify lhe uegro is a
queer Institution,
The administration has declared
iercrly h1r Stokes ia Tennessee aud
also i0r Wells ia Virginia, thns
sh0Ning that tho Radicals are not
disposed 10 accept even "sealaWag
unless lac proposes 10 out llerOd
llen0i, Nothing bat a earpetbag
ger, fall bloom, will suit them, NJ
N. Noah, Esq, formerly SuPcrvl-
s0r Of Tennessee, ia tho lRiernal
Revenue Department, Was request
ed 10 resign a few days ago, because
Il Was snrmlsed he was ia favor Of
Senler, This surmise was correct,
and Mr., Noah, freed from tho duties
IT his Office will take tho stamp for
Senler, Tho latter will in all pro-
liability be elected, Tho election Of
Walker in Virginia, aud Senler Ia
Tennessee will mark the beginning
of the end Of lladlcallsm. IL is
said that lhe friends OF General Cass
and Asa Packer, Of Pennsylvania,
have telegraphed TO tho friends Of
General Hancock, requesting the
latter DO withdrawn. Tho friends
Of the latter, Il is said, declined TO
aeeedc 10 the request, General Cass
will make an excellent run aud
Asa Packer has n popularity in the
State which will no doubt ensure
his election, But Hancock is n
tower Of strength. lfho had been
nominated by tho Democrats for
tho Presidency he would have beat
en- Grant. II is all important that
tho Democracy should win Pennsyl-
via Ia this coming election, for such
4 victory will render tho next Pres
idontial election absolutely certain
for tho Democracy.
The recent speech Of Vice Prcsi-
dent ColiaN, at Providence, is sim
ply his s,crcotypcd address, which
like his smile is ready on all occa-
sions. Colfax is like Galusha A.
Grow, OF Pennsylvania. Grow had
three speeches written, which he
carefully committed TO memory, and
when ho wanted to vcntilatc his
oratory, always took care TO address
his speeches TO different localities Of
his constituents, SO his paucity OF
ideas might not be noticed, ColiaX
has but one speech which he dcliv-
crs everywhere, but unfortunately
has no idea, and consequently never
"vcntilatcs" them anywhere.
Tho New York Journal Of Com
mcrce has the following: alt is pro
posed by tho friends of Thomas
B. Florence, that in view of the
services rendered by that gentle
man, tho claims of his newspaper,
the Constitutional Union, be con
sidcrcd in connection with the cs-
Enlistment of II new organ of the
Democratic party here by the "com-
pany of capitalists" to take the
place of tina National Intclligcnccr.
Col. Florence has published the
Constitutional Union, for several
years, lost $40, 900 by the operation,
fought the good fight and kept the
faith" and that these facts should
not be entirely ignored by his fell
low Democrats" The Daily Rcpub-
ican Of this city with an "osprit du
corps" which docs it credit endorses
the above as follows: "Thcre is
vast deal of truth in the above. Col
florence did hard work and took
hard knocks in the Democratic SER
vice, and if VIC are to have n Demo
cratic paper, let it be tho old Con
'titutional Union revived by all
means.