Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-02

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l,.hit'.l ~ all ihlngs nui rls'rlHlly
inrari lhu uulortunsir S,'u'hcrn
I,cnplr, The city has lls effect "I
Tho whole State a, well ~ 0n Con
nrclirIl and New Jersey, which are
both psullly Democratic Western
uui Nuyihcru New Work were set,
tied m"slly hy New England people,
aud their narrlNncFS OF Vigws aud
natural hignlry are hard Ia over
,umr, hat the influence al the city
mus, finally prevail. iudccd, il hus
already, ~ cNhlbilc'i in llir last rlcC
iiun, aided hy the mGnslrnus iuipui
- at the Radical party, Tho pres
"ut attitude oi the prcNt Empir"
State ni New York IL nae ni the most
hopeful signs Tor the triumph Of the
Democratic party aud tho ultimate
redemption uf ihc cnslavcd South.
,rn whites Let them never lies,
pair TIL. day Of rctrihuti"n will
,omr. The Buffers, the MortonS
and the brakes wi not alwnys reign,
Anvr u two weeks stay in New
York, | proceeded to RnStrn and
WAS somewhat surprised In SEQ ia"
Growth of this famous Hub of the
Universe. The natural aud uriSi
nhl ground ui' the city, proper, was
long AGO all occupied by buildings,
the silr being II peninsula, rather
contracted IN iia Dimensions. What
vas tn bc GONE? Yankee ingenuity
aud perseverance, devised remedy
aud went ~ work. What was one
called a mill dam, II broad cSpansc
ct shallow salt water, was, by dc
.,rc.s, filled mp aud is now the most
h"rpliiul part Of the city, covered
with stately and magnificent build.
iugs, viciug with the brown stone
,nlnrca of the 9Th Avenue in New
York Besides the process ofanncN
nt,on has been going on, and South
Boston, EuNbury and Brighton have
l,ccn anncxcd aud are now Il portion
# the city proper, or new spDkcs III
the great Hub. CharlcstOwn aud
bunker Hill still hold out and re
fuse to surrender, but il is onl y Il
urcstioI of time, Boston will Son
i,onsl or Bunker Hill as within its
units. Though the city is still AT.
t'ctch by the narrow contracted NO.
ilons Of It's Puritan founders, it is.
less SO than the country, aud, in the
course Of human cvcnis, must be
como more iibcraizcd aud catholic,
i,r it il tho nature Of commercial
cities to become so in time. | could
not bu, smile ut the way the Boston
saints have of whipping tho Dew!
round the stump" rs To drinking
By law, no retailing Of liquors is
permitted. | stopped at the Parker
House, u good hotel, kept on the
European plan, and, looking into
tho bar, saw a conspicuous notice
shat ''no liquor was to be sold ut
ms bar" There wcro tables and
CHAIRS, however, around the ample
room. and | was II that | had only
to sit down at one Of the tables ana
call for u iulcp on cocktail and III
would be forthcoming. The deli
cious looking mint behind the bar
cave evidence Of this. Again, |
walked into cigar store, TO indulge
in, to me, the luxury Of smoke, and
was politely shown, being strang
or, back room, where the creature
comforts Of all sorts were dispensed
to tho initiated Some Of these hos
nitablo retreats arc called Sample
Rooms, where you may sample any
liquor you choose with the addition
ufsugar, bittcrs and mint. | noticed
some of these Sample Rooms, also,
in Now York where Il church mem
hrr. deacon, an elder or even Il
Rev Smythc may get milk and
gin" or any thing else without con
fact with The vulgar sinners. Alas
for tho whitcd scpulchrcS Every
sort OF wickadpcss prevails through
out the North to most alarming
extent, and yet the people have the
f,lee to talk about the barbarism and
and crirninality of the South. As a
general thing, throughout New Eng
land, religion has become mere
show and pretcnce without any re-
atty. The preachers, so called, are,
| believe, the worst of all.
May lie the month for the anniver-
saries, aud the strong minded, pan
taloGned women have been "going
it with iooscness," but, though !
have venturcd to look at the dane
ing girls at Fisk's Opera, | have not
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