Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-20

|HUN H." N' NH'"' .
ils psfiai lss as 'lrs i.ai.r,
Gre iiu cello 81 tlrt unu Inaint
sus a the Ilaur ~ nanuiaeiun
lsr rrrsii.nt has a]pIHHniri
mud a. llsfiuNr, Marshal inr
uihom District 81 NrU lHIt
N.rr Irur's e. liarlug u'sirnei
i,ru,rsl h]u,irrhrll. stub iuasurer
"a ~ va url has rsiguri- Til,
l.r,bs M lrasl susp lie 'rrA
Indignantly demand, an inN,susa
l,un uI ihr rhsrg f, matlo against
him in a civil oapariiy hy = Militia
~ Commission, he bving an otierr
II tie Array On leave, Military
Commissions arr 0rsaniEcd, vlihcr
lo convict or whitewash, as lhv oase
max r,anine- anl that /. ln"krdanvF
ia selorling the Commission, Hat
lerieid wanted a heavy coating "i
whllrwash, 10 he coull nnl got thr
military whilcwashcrs aud Rearing
l..r limi,s nj the law he resigns
iiuuerhcl,i is guilty beyond a
duubL, bat At lhe samo Time II al
lnwing himself Ca ho made u scapc
up,al lar nlhrrs who cant lace the
music, Ii Dan hnitcrield should
receive any special hvOrs or pro
motion at tho hands of eur Ulysses,
commonly known rs the second
Washington" il would explain
everything HoWS rrrr0Rs,
Od Ben, Vale, sometime Senator
ii,,m Ohio, and President of the
Senate, II IN town, aud talks loudly
aud oraruiarly up0n National II,
fairs, With regard TO Cuba Bluh'
Zen, says; Out west We are all In
favor OF recognizing Cuba, ard that
wilhnu, waiting 10 know whether
old Spain likes IL or not There's
wisdom for y"u, chunks Of it
That's an opinion as /, mn opinion "
Aud yet, upon reflection il is very
questionable whether, rs old Ben
desires, recognition OF cuba's indie
pendencc, II would not be preferable
10 the shilly shallying Of the Adj
ministralion OH that subject. Wade
don't caro- q darn about old Spain,
that's very evident. Poor Ben, he
is II disappointed man, and loves I"
lingcr around the mansion which he
i"ndly hoped 10 occupy.
"rhc expenditures of the Post
Office pcpar mcnt during the past
fiscal year, have increased abUu, n
million dollars, and the income has
increased about two millions. The
reforms that have been inauguratcd
since March will show n still great
or Improvement before another
wear" Tho above is II specimen OF
the reports given out by the De-
partmcnts in order to impress the
country with the idea of rclrench.
mcnt aud reform. No ono will
.ainsay that under any other than
Postmaster General Crcswcll, the
increased revenue from the increase
of mail matter, wonld have taken
place, no credit being due 10 him
ior that, but that the increase ofeX-
pcnscs should be SO light, compared
with INC increase on revenue w1".'
it. In those parts Of the country
that are thickly settled, the Post
once Is sell sustaining OF prpo"o'y
makes money, IN tue sparse'y SCI
tied DISTRICTS II costs inc govern
mcnt over ana ABOVE ihe returns
from postage to furnish post"l IA
c~ilitlcs to tho people OF tl'osc us
.iit.s, ,he Jut,- % III" ~orornmcnt
to give every posla! mc'''ty posi- Ma
BILE to those IN remote districts, Mr.
CreswelI determines 10 economics
as the people or inc Nor'h were
generally truly ION, there was put
little curtallIng OF their rlghls-Mr.
Creswell, no doubt, would constrne
it privilcgcs-but the people OF inc
South who would not vote at the
dictation of the Radicals, ana rs
they must be further punished II
was an excellent opportunity, lor
the "scailawag' who preached sc,
ccssion in 1851, to wreak ms halreo
upon those whom ne deserted ahu
at the same time get q reputation
for economy in his pepartment
He has so cut down the postal 1'cll'
tiles in the South that except on 'he
line of the railroads they are IN as
bad a condition as they were twf en-.
ty years ago This VIII accoun, iof
the small increase III INC Pos'"' ca
penscs. a.. 49,, c,u;,,. o,o
The President ana iam,'S are
again on wing-this t'mot TO fniiaael,
phia, to atteHsI the Wedding c, o.
Bishop Simpson, daughter ana al
so to see that anclent Mariner DorIe