Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-09
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ever were iLongfl Mia he yea. aessr
u youlh, beauty anl srses, phile ihelishis
seIe Fsifas,sl by ils serruseaH, sgsuslss
ani jewels uoru BY The say asi hssuliill
and maIy n ihv bellies Of s!iy sad eauuiy
locked more Ike angels ia lreim %
rish tLan hsisgs ne havr teen goni 10
meet ia ils DAN Wa'ts " everyday,
Amosg ihs representations sep VI Vsr-
uor, nsg graeslul Taig Quesu, ,bsaui.-
iulB C'P,sy Fer'une-Irl'rr l'sy dss 3
Nights Morning. Linls Rsl Riding llos .,
tbo'h graceful and PIsllyl-
The DARK halr halhrl Lsr forehead snow
As iaik clouds haihe tie glaciers core,
Anl sinlsss thoughts their glory lhIouf
Upon hsr PaFian broE,"
"And nov comes the Riom," Chief Of
the AborgoyHss, auaysi In the plelureslus
Llankei, etc, aud hls laes covered with al
the rude eosmeIicry known to the royal Of
bic race, lie looks,l-nog 'evsry iueh a
king'-of the plggsrs- nov Ike "nuf Dos
Hump anon, like fseulus,h, he Prophet
and hoal,i through the labyiiuiLin'
mas,s Of the dauee with aerial grace
-'like the play
or the least visible iissue OF cloud,
But who will ever forget that quaint eos
tune, gotten up at such great cNlend!iur,
Of time, talents, taste aud ",quidulums
when that OF Dl Vernon, Fairy Queen
and the dipscy shallbe forgotten, thy dress
proud Chief OF the Aborgoyhes, will rls,
like bright Pharo, over the ocean Of mem
DRY.
Thy sarb--iLough Ausiria's bosom-star'
would Tighten
That metal pale, as diamonds the dark
mine,
And George the Fourth wore in the dane,
ut Brighton
A more becoming evening dress than
thine;
/ Yet It's brave one, scorn!ng wind and
weather,
And fitted for Thy couch on field auJ
flood,
As Rob Roy's tartan for tho Highland
heather
Or forest green for Euglanl's Robin
Hood.
With look, like patient jobs, cschewinl
evil
With motions graceful as birds in mir
Thou ART, ia sober truth, the vericst devil
That Ger clinchcd fingers in captive
hair"
Let us add, conclusivcly, that this affair
has fully demonstrated that, in refined
taste, in graceruncss, in beauty, in pro-
preiy, and indeed, in all that apperiains
to the most gcn,cel and favored society
Dallas has nothing 10 lose even in compar
ison with the largest cities of the South
The Sth Of January Ball for 1859 wa:
creditable, highly creditable, to the popn,
lar propretors of the City Hotel, 10 tho
fair ladies, the gallant beaux, and indeed
to all concerned. May it not be the las
one. The only regret is that Mckinney
Lancaster, Waxahachie, and other sistei
communities were not more fully represen-
ted. We hope they may be so next time.