Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-24

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Mu illuufs I lfaahsl soc
while hero Gee lWr uymcuial tour
ioritr yuu a lev inkiin'r, onto be-
a while. fir Nuar trfsc hi paiHr
I u.rl ia lu,u ny Adopted state
s',i Was very eahly Ia 30 enamor,d
a. a. naiar. "i'rhnessoc, an lndian
wdi,l, signify ing sIson. ! would
1'cl love the name, did ! not know
She English al ii-but spoon,
i,nm mn,lrFn associations, Il the
Nd.IItib uf culinary and table ron-
vcnienees, hul''spo0n and liullrr
arc Siamean twins, aud God only
knows when spoon will b. redeem
od-like ia oOgnalo, "ATarlh, -
Tan say l5oolleome al ily' About
'ihe tins y1n wero born, sdtFiAoHl
atty JsHr 2Hd, and emerged from
bachelor night into the maiyeluus,
delotsaIoanl sublimely mysterious
immunllies at c0niugallly, whether
Nature in obedience Ia her smmuia-
bio mandates, ar whether pnler
special frlont'h | cant tell,-bnt
l.boGtthat time rain WAS too copl-
aus, rs farmers thought, Tor ;he
busl,-since which time there has
been 0uito'a wholesome comprGinlSc
by having some 'bc,iuliiGl, dry, hot
iays, aud then again succeeding
To ihom some very fine soaking
rains. The result il, our 6rajN ARE
looking eLocrf'L rigorous end dih-
iciic. Oar wheat crops, IN both
quality Rnd quantity alo 'g0Od-so
with everything else thu grows out
of llro carlh. Ii good seasons ton,I
,inuc n nils ,rhHe longer, old Ceres
may bald new barns To house the
grain. Docs Ceres like eotlong
We arc having Shaving times here
in politics. The radicals ia Tcnncs-
sec have "kindcr' split on Stokes
and Scnter, lhc two racers now on
the turf for Gubcrnatorial distinc'
lion. Stokes represents the radical
Radicals-Scntct tho chameleon
Radicals, orsoii-Shcll Rsdcals-rop-,
rcscnts n less carnivcrous species of
the Radical genus, in favor of uni
vcrsal suffrage and rigid economy
in administering State affairs
Many voters nrc growing quite
mcrcurial under its rciuvcnating
powor-hc is blowing, bcllows.likc,
on, the valley of dry bones, and such
n stir! Brownlow has adopted SEN
ter ms his political piotcgc. With
ehc Parsons Infamous prestige, SEN
ter will be elected. Grant is for
Stokes nolenS r0teas. Brownlow,
Luciicr-lkc, has rebellcd against
the Grant Sanhedrim-Ex.P President
johnson and Brownlow are coalcs-
cling on Scntor. These ord rhronic
foes arc fcigning some portentous
political smiles. Tho goal of John
son S political ambition is tho United
States Senate. What politicsl pho
nomcna! r.t .a .'
Texas is producing quite 3 fluttcr
for emigration among us. Madison
county viii lesc some of her best
citizens next fall. I know r one
family (thc Grccrs) of the best ma.
tcrial we have that intends settling
near Dallas. They have means,
talents and character. What is our
loss will be your gain. These Grccrs
will draw many of our aspiring and
ckivalreus young men in their wake.
They carry with them some of
Tenncssoe's fairest and wificst maid
ems. Mr.. John Calvin Greer is q
man of much moro than ordinary
attainmcnts-onco made one Of our
ablest members 70 the Legislature.
IIo is avcrse to political lifc-hc is
everything comphchcndcd in the
terms good citizen. Tho Lone Star
must guard vigilantiy their destiny.
You, Editors, are so fond of short
pieces, / will close, promising more
anon. g TENN SSEE.