Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-22
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an 1asA pleased siiL Tyler, snd believe
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ne people % Tyler, like these Of Dallas,
Il ss,.ld seem ID ne, arc very apalhelie
shd iAiiHsrsat as 10 politics. The ohly
.iis-sssts PslilisiaAs l have observed arc
the Radicals.
LlTiHrE 10 Spoken fa'orshly o. here for
Radical candidate for Lieutenant fio,ernor,
while Jaiss cald-sll 10 preferred far Goa
EIess in the lst District This 10 ell The
political nsws I have heard, sieept that the
Radicals had shat correspondent Of the
LsisI tsTms "a large and enthusiastic meet
lag, near GsA. D1ells eheAnpmsni, near
,, hsroA, on Saturday, May sih, the object
Of shisA sas TO ors.ai's Republican Club
aud 10 revive the Infamous Loyal League
The IAssiing sas addressed by 7. q. darlsnJ,
Esa- CLERK o. The Marion District Court.
I ksou noIhias about the man, except that
he Is Intensely radical, and that DO Is con.
sidsrsj a, a speaker the biggest gun Of the
Radicals In "lhese parts."
Our readers will be pleased 20 learn that
hereafter, the soaehes between Marshall
and Dallas will be drawn hy four-borss
teams, changed every 10 miles, and BY four
mules across the mud Of that Internal nui.
sanoe the East Fork bottom. This Informs.
tion have from the lips Of Major j. W.
Bradheld, chief contractor, himself lhaye
been requested by one Of their number, 10
name the drivers on tho route, aud rs a good
stage.driver 10 . good thing, I eheerfaliy
comply, as follows, commencing with the
one driving 10 and from Dallas: John W.
Over, John Charles W. Bradhsld, John
Freeman, John Myers aud o. z. Snow.
found these men an fdif In their business.
Major Brsdheld says the line shall meet the
public necessity, anj, as far a. lies In hu-
man possibility, meet oil reasonable public
expectation. This line makes the trip from
Dallas 10 this place In two days, I regret
TO Learn that J. o. Bchois, OF this line fell
from coach few days since and broke
his arm. lie Is doing we'll.
l found the "Press. gang" In fine health
aud spirits-snw Mr.. II. V. HANiEroS, Of
the Reporter, and Judge s. ID. woop, Of the
National Inder. made the hder sauctum
my headquarters because could not help
myself the Judge mailing me pretty soon
after | reached the town. Twas one Of the
guests at his table to day, and he lives
nearly as we'll as We do Eat our house At
home" lie Is q rery clever mdn,-what q
pity that he Is q Radical, a divisionist, and
wears those horrible blood.colored specs.
l will write from New Orleans.
Yours, ru V. II.