Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-30

Vvnivnc6 they are u'ml'Uil,d 10 eh-
durc 0n account nf lhis deficiency
las lh0Hght ilis scar ily III email,
currency ~iil seriously afetl lhv
business ihlsrtsls us lhe vosnir!
We have hai srrgfal meeiiHss
hs,l here hy Iha mosi pr0tslnrRi
merchants aud le'''lins mrn oi tho
t1sn,ry, residing huro, wIlhrui ~
gard Ia PARTY, wilh VlcH a. "a
grand international Industrial l.N'
position, tD bc hvlu Ia lN.l, ium-
mi,,eea have heen ihriHvl anal l.ln
work is progressing Irnnislng'l,
rh5 dram Oi a charter hSs been prs
pared To 10 presented Ia Congress
ior ils enactment. II Cungrgss IL
disposed 10 look With a kindly cyv
upon the enterprise ani viii cen
tribute towards ils~ccomplishmenl,
there is no reason why tho InIiloi
of the United States mas not equal
IN magnitude and grandeur and
sntpass IN mechanical invention
those Exhibitions held Ia London
aud Paris.
The signs Of the timos clearly in
dicats-ihat for the botlor general
health and improvement In the tono
of morals Of our Legislators, as well
us to avoid those poisonous blasts
that arc waited hero from tie
Edsi-tho early removal of tie
Capitol is u iorcgono conclusion,
Just so soon Us tho West anl the
South have majority in Congress
il will DO done. | think the pro
posed "blow out" n caniIal idcn, Il
will brlHg money TO tho business
men here, and this will enable them
tho better TO stand the loss incident
upon the removal OF the seat Of
Government.
The Long Bridge over The po,o.
mac here, is now in good condition,
having been permanently repaired,
The travel by railroad is now open
from Jersey City to Memphis, New
Orleans, and all points in Virginia,
Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi,
Lonisiaiia, Georgia, Florida aud
Texas via Alexandria and Lynch
burg. The energy of the Southern
railroad managers in thus opening
II continuous railroad to the South
deserves success.
The Sac and Fox Indians drc now
being conveyed to the reservations
assigned them by the treaty Of 1868.
They are now located in Kansas.
In 1868 they numbered 23i men,
252 women and l07 children max.
ing in all 693 souls. These Indians
are quite civilized.
Tho case of the Hornet alias Cuba
remains in stdtu quo. 1t is tn -ught
that the government will be able to
sustain the charge of violating or
intention to violate, the neutrality
laws. Tho vessel will remain in
the custody of the United States
until regularly and anthorltativcly
claimed by the Cuban Government.
The capture of the Hornet will be
of advantage to the Cuban cause in
one way. The Administration have
been playing fast and loose with the
representatives of Cuban indcpCn
dence over since they came into
power. General Rawiins, late Sec
retary of War, was unrcScrvcdly
their friend. Mr.; Fish has lad no
policy at an, shifting and turning
at every change Of circumstance,
claiming to bo friendly to the Gu
bans, while giving the Spanish
Minister the hcarticst assurances Of
the sooa will Of our government
for Spain, dhd to cap the climax, at.
ter the administration has been
winking at repeated violations cf
the neutrality laws, and after the
deliberate insult offered by the
"pimp" SickIes to the Spanish ma
tion, and the detention Of the Span
isl vessels and many other instun-
ccs of which the Spanish Minister
is thoroughly conversant, Mr.. Fish
comes out in Il newspaper article,
which he furnishes to the press, aud
says our relations with Spain are
of the most friendly character and
have been so all along. | think
"lic" is the only word that express
cs what the "old fogy" Secretary Of
State has boon guilty OF, but 10
seems to be the course of this adj
ministration to have no decided
views on any subject, but to hest
tate and prevaricato until we are n
laughing stock for the rest of the
civilized world. So if the admins
tration can be forced to some dcfin-
ite policy with regard to Cuba,
either for or against, il will repay
them for the loss of the Hornet. !
must gise the Secretary Of the
Treasury some credit. lie at least
in his department does not "halt"
hesitate or vacillate. lie is body
and soul III the interest Of the bond.
holders and you know exactly
whoro 10 find dim, and when occa-
sion requires be will go to Phi!adcl-
phia and make speech, in which
a number Of figures arc given to ,
prove something and no doubt sat
isficd great many, but very
much doubt if he understood them
himself. And the bare faced lie
that the Democratic party were in
favor Of rcpudiation, passed cur
rent among his loyal hearers. Re-
puiistioD will come as sure as the /.
sun shines, il the present mad course T.
is continued, nothing in the world |
can prevent it. "The Devil take !
the hindmost, cor after us the Del I
use" is The motto of the present
Radical administration.
The elections in Iowa, Chic and I
took place yesterday. I
The Radicals cIsira that they have
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