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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
Ciark's Certificate.
GOVERNOR OFFICE, !
AJsTIN. Nov. IL II

AUSTIN, Nov. 10 II.
This Is TO certify That on com.
parison of return OF votes cast at an
election held in the Bird Congress-
ional District OF the State of Texas
on the Sd 18th 9th and 9th of Octo-
Der, A ID. 1871, ] find that the Hon
orablc W. II. Clark was duly elect
cd TO represent the said Congress-
ional District Of the State of Texas
in Congress of the United States
for the term commencing on the 4th
day o! March, 1871, and ending the
3D. day OF March, 1873. In giving
this certificate | wish to call atten
ton to the attached certified state
ment of the vote cast in the Sd
District as returned, with g 'ounds
for rejecting certain returns.
This is explanatory ofmy reasons
for giving the foregoing certificate
of election. According to my opin.
ion the numerous Irregularities and
instances of fraud and violence du-
ring the election in tho Third Dis.
trict,' reported and proved to my sat,
isiactioh, would rather warrant Il
new election than giving q certif-
cate to either party. [ have felt
constrained, by my Interpretation of
the provisions of the State Consti-
tuition OF the subject of elections, to
reject many returns, and would
have thoughc it more just to regard
the election as a nudity; yet the act
of Congress of May, 81, 1870, sect
ion %, seems TO require that | should
give Il certificate to one Of the can
didatcs.
(Signed) i. J. DAVIS,
Governor.
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Dying Confession.

II we can understand the article in the
Houston Union on the Lagrange Resolu-
lions, which it published "of choice" II
not with pleasure, il amounts 10 a general
confession Of misconduct heretofore and a
promise to do better herr after, il its life be
spared. The Resolutions denounee every
Thing which, up TO the late election, the
Union upheld and defended with a warmth
aud violence anything but creliiabie.-
-fhe military power, the appointing sys-
ZEN, tie powers conferred on the Erecu-
tive the system OF TAXATION, the State pO-
lice, he enabling sef. Inc Printing Law
and the regisirsiioa AL election laws, ?
all 90 much laused By the Union as right
and proper, il e new wiling TO have nod
fled or repealed. We are glad 10 see this.
but re have IHtsie faith in dying confess
ions While he Uhion and its party we're
On trial under The Indictment, preferred
b. ibs DsmccIsfie State Conventions il
plead moi guilty uiih q face a. hrszsn as
srer = c-imi8ni assumed before q court Of
iusiira ard rot only that, bat viIihed and
abused de Grsni lnqala via al The
rhoict eYiihsis q The 6sh-marksL Bat no
sooner ~as As verdict given and judge
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

The certificate of election, given by Gov
Davis to the carpet Dagger, Clark, will be
found in our columns to. day. Its n very
curious document for n power of attorney,
authorizing him to net for the people OF
Texas. 1t is n onfcssion that Clark did
not get n majority Of the votes of the Bird
District, and seems to be given with fear
and treD bling. Yet, though he expresses
the opinion that neither party should have
a certificate, he "felt constrained" in &c.
cordance with Newcomb's idea of the nd
vantage in The last count, to count in his
man and count out the democratic candi-
date, who, he knows very well, was fairly
elected after oil the radical villAiny to de-
feat him. The result is reached by reject
ing the votes of Brazos, Bosquc, Freestone
and Limestone, where Giddings received
large Iajorities, and throwing out the
white votes in Washington county and
counting only the negro votes, on the pre-
tence that two boxes should not have been
used. Dosqne county was rejected because
no return has been made. Limestone and
Freestone because Of alleged violence and
intimidation, and Brazos because the tick.
cts were numbered. Now to show the ras-
caliiy Of all this, We have only to point TO
the fact that the election in these counties
were held by radical officials, appointed by
or through the Governor himself, and the
presumption issirong that they were guilty
Of these com missions and omissions pur-
posely and by order. Surely the democrats
are not blamable for their acts and ought
not to suffer thereby. The whole thing is
disgraceful in the extreme and the Con-
gress cannot TAIL to set the matter right.
The certificate was given to help Clark TO
get a l'itle money for mileage and per diem
for awhile. Giddinss will finally get his
seat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

meni VS. lupnli with ffenoh roli
and hQsosi johh Hall aas n h.
faiaed ~ iohnny Cmpaads eheal
labor The commercial crisis III 81.
~ s~uItrrened and az the depre.
sion in tho elk trade was lail on
The iarih while the bold economists
~ Npllaisneld sought even a. drive
The t0Vcrnment back into proieo
uon w riot aud club law. parli d
mem, however remained firm. Ia
1897, a largo quantity Of silk was
manuiiie urcd than had evei bef,re
passed. through The English ldrms
IN = single Year. aud in ten years.
the quantity III raw silk consumed
by the English manufacturers had
incrersed ono hundred aud fourteen
per cent the %c0nsnmrtinh Of raw
elk fnum lslIia lS9l huins l9.I0l.,
02O pounds, and lrom 1874 10 1885,
Owolvo years. 4a.9Ia,a3i pounds,
an Averages of 4, ldt4A pounds per
annum, against the former annual
average oil only 100000 pounds!
AZ the same time, tho price oil
silk holng "a largely reduced, il
ceased 10 he luSury Of the rich
alone, aud became an article OF gon,
eral wear. Tho market was eonso,
qnently very largely extended the
importation Of foreign silk goods in,
creased part passi with the increase
OF the home manufacture, thus pre-
serving tho revenue returned to
Government in spite ofiho reduced
of duty and, tho homo manu-.
being continually stimulat,
cd by the rivalry of their foreign
compotitcrs' improvements were so
rapidly introduced into tho process
)f manufacture that tho English
got to DO equal If not supe.
rior TO its French rival. At tho
'amo time tho wages of tho Spitals.
ield operatives, which, in 1878 had
been reduced by smuggling and tho J
Of protection 10 ten or
.wclve shillings n week, advanced at
,ncc to thirty or forty shillungs b
The expectation of silk also increas. h
ID from 100000 in 1923 to $4,000
II 1885, and, tho most remarkable !
Of all, that same England /,
which, with utter prohibition,
'ould not protect her manufactures
# silk against French struggled y
foods in 1920, in 1880, with n roy. .
nue. tariff only, began TO export A
ilk TO France Washington Patriot.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

TOUGH AND ToUcniNG.-When n radica
etiicial is shown g.ilty of defrauding the
] public and the outside pressure becomes loo
Create be borne comfortably, he sometimes
q resigns TO get something better, perhaps,
70 or TO enjoy the fruits of his stealing in
: quiet, carrying along with him the compli-
( men's and kind regards of his fellow Grim
finals. who, still remain In Office. Murphy,
J the1Coliector of New York, has resigned at
= last, and Grant, remembering his lnxuri
q sous cottage at Long Branch, reluctantly
acsepts the resignation and expresses his
utmost confidence in him. The mutual
love, Which those worthless have for each
either IS very touching indeed. 1t ought
30 be t~omn,emorai,d by Hay in another
im Bludsoe ballal
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ATTIcUs.
For the Dallas Herald:

For the Dallas Herald:
MIR. EDITOR In the last HERALD,
read, what seems a strange com ! ent upon
Il letter you say was written by Rev. X. G.
Burleson, President of Waco University to
Col. DeGress. If you have the letter, it is
certainly strange to me how you could
have made this mistake, q mistake working
a great wrong tnd calculated in its harsh
expressions to wound and effect his repu-
taiion injuriously among those who do not
know the man. The letter you speak of
was written by the Rev. r. b. Bnrleson,
Vice President OF Waco University and
not by DR.. r. c.. Burleson, its President.
DR.. II. q. Burleson is q member of the
Baptist Denomination, one Of the largest
and most influential religious bodies of the
State. For some twenty years, he has
devoted the prime Of his life in this State,
to the education Of the youth of the State,
and to the building up Of schools and col.
leges, and as an able minister Of the New
Testament, TO The building of churches to
the worship of God, and 10 the conversion
and salvation Of the souls of men. And
after all this labor OF a CITED and eloquent
man, with its sacrifices OF spirit and body
upon the altar Of love and duty, what is
MS ftWATu . Ut nho nVithSi WVhi'n, uOuot
or land, or eyeh q competency for the sup
port Of his familg or the education Of his
children. But he can only point MS a re-
ward and as a "Monnment more enduring
than Brass" for all his labors, sacrifices %.
spirit and body, to the youth he educated
and bequeaihvd rs q rich legacy to his
adopted State, a1d his efforts now making
in q higher degree in the same direction
and pathway, and 10 the houses erected for
the worship of God and churches constitu-
ted, and TO the many seals TO his ministry,
in the salvation of the souls Of m en-, by
preaching the Word, the Gospel Of the Son
Of God, aud withal retaining in an eminent
degree the confidence AMI love Of bis breth-
rem throughout the whole State. Now, MIR.
Editor, | cannot think for n moment, you
could or woaId do anything knowingly to
injnre the reputation or character OF such
q man all that he has left or gained, but n
jewel very dear 10 him
And speaking for Rev. r. ID. Burleson,
who is no politician, bnt simply a book
worm and devoted to his calling. I%cannot
think that he intended or meant anything
more than 10 prevent this Pablic School
System from injuring the prospects of his
College. You know the efforts Of these
men have been made 10 break mp every pri-
raie school or college IN the State. Our
own teachers here felt their weight upon
their schools, aud have bcen made to bow
more or less 10 them and their tehesis, and
vet re.hass rot lost faith in their maniiness
or patriotism, bot sorrow fer the Times
and manners B. G. N
Col BIZ. Grafton, connected With the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

toy Tic hr.fmed City Hotel, New Or.
leans, under the management OF Col. Il. S
No sc, we understand, has Leeu thorough.
y renovated, PAINTED and newly furnished
throughout during the past summer, mud
- now as clean and neat rs a new pin. II
Las always been a mvoriic resort of Tex
ans, and Col. Morse is deservedly popular
,~oug them. We have often enjoyed the
Inequalities Of the City. aud never leave it
disappointed,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
Col. L. M. Martin

Col. T.. III. Martin
With Block Bro. s. Co., Head Texas Gen.
trail Railroad. Our numerous friends and
patrons, are hereby informed, that not
w~ithstaading our almost ~irreFarable loss
in the teath Of our Mr.. Virginius Block,
the business will be continued under the
same Firm Name and style, aud w hope
by a strict adherance TO those principles
Of uprightness and fair dealing that has
ever characterized the House under his
kind and just administration, to merit n
continuance Of the large patronage that
has been bestowed upon The House.
We will keep constantly on hand n con
pleie and heavy stock Of Staple and Fancy
Groceries; which will be sold rs low as they
can be cold. ALI We ask is TO give us a
trial.
Corsicana, Nov. 18th, 1871. l2sImo.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

School BOOKS Through the courtesy O
T.. II. Cushing, the euterprising Book Sci
Ter Of u Houston, we have received from A
g.. Barnes & Co, LII William ST., N. Y, til,
following books. I
Elements of Written Arithmetic. b,
Charles Davies, L. L. D.; Fourteen Weeks
Course in Chemistry, by j. Dormnn Steele
Ph. D. Introduction to Montelth's Manual
Of Geography, and the Independent Third
Kea Ter, by j.. Madison Watson. These
publications are all in good standing, as
we believe. much used in schools every.
where, and are generally acceptable. Any
amount of the best kind of school 10: ks
and all kinds may be found at Cushing's,
or ordered at lowest raiey.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

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sfs ssiieus a. ssffa ed sffssiff b
HJ IL 49, fssfs sift = sfssfsf ntsfi
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

sGa- We would add, in addition 10 broth.
or Norion's handsome notice OF the death
Of the Hon. Thomas Ewing of Ohio, what
the Judge, perhaps, had not time TO note,
That the subject of his well do erved cnlogy
had n great contempt and utter adherence
of no lerl radicalism aud took some pains
to show Il. II is a matter of astonishment
to us that brother Norton, with his strong
liking for such grand old Wings a, Clay,
Webster and Ewing, should be willing to
associate with the low company he skecp.
ing now politically. Come out from among
them, brother Norton, come Quit pains
us 10 see you where You are.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

MEssRs. GIo. p. RUwELb & Co., the celebrated and
popu lar New York Advertising Agency, engage to
advertise in gross and detail for large customers IN
n bottor and cheaper mode than they can do 1t them.
selves. This we sincerely believe lliey can do, bea
cause IL Is ;heir sole btsiness-tbeir speciality; be-
cause they got space at lowest wllulesale rites, aud
berause OF their intimate and confd, initial relations
~inh publishers. five wish to spend ten thousand
dollars in genera. advertising over the country, not.
wilhsiandiug our own eSperieice and knowledge OF
advertising stylcs and Of rates. wb would employ
them under c0rain directions. We would save
money, trouble. worry, and the business would be
done ut least us well, IT not better, than VIC could do
it nrseIves.-hmerfco Manufacturers Rerieie and
PinstrrJh Price Carreni.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

nosS oS nIs The members II the Iisr
uhh-dly in the ail Jnlisial district have
sdlrsrssi a note to Judge oliver, request,
lag hin 20 resign. We trust this viii
lsysiis proper effect and save all the
sr~bls Of an Impeachment. M dreeaI
-sR ean uphold his conduct and his las
ser presence on the lieneh j. a disgrace to
l'sHa.. Real the correspondence, which
ne rrpgblish from the Falls County Mer'
envy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

Some puriianie, radical carpei-5agger
compares Gov Davis TO Cromwell. lie
nusi have been thinking OF nose lines
Of the poet.
-cr rs'i.hsl with the uhistIins OFFS
name,
See s----eil damned to everlasting
faue.H
Whirh, in view Of The Governors Won
dsrfni ipareh aroupd The Capitol. We rise
10 sss1i as f.lisrss
A=fsr-isss q religion Or ~froprisiy.
SEA Dssss damned q endless rotoriefr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
ss5s- The benehls Of Insurance h, a sub


suT The benefits Of Insurance Is a sub
Jsot TO which the attention Of many Of Out
citizens has been frequently called. The
Piedmont aud Arlington Life Insurance.
Company Of Virginia, Is represented In
our community by Capt. l.. S. Gay. Jr, who
we are pleased TO learn has permanently
located his Head Quarters Ia our city. In
commenting Capt. Gay aud bis company
to our citizens, we respectfully call sttsn-
,ion TO the following letter, and us the acts
Of this substantial Southern Company,
speak more loudly than words In It's praise,
We commit the Piedmont and Arlington 10
the favorable consideration Of our readers
wEArngRroRD, TEXAS, Nov. 10, n.
Cart. L. s. CAY, ia, General Agent Pied.
mont and Arlington Life Insurance Com
pany, Dallas, Texas,
Dear Sir - Ia acknowledging the prpmpt,
ness aud generosity with which your Com
pany has acted in the pay OF So 200 gold,
In full Of amount due me on account OF u
policy taken out by my lamentcd husband,
Charles H.. Rivers, just a short time prior
to his death, permit me 10 express my
thanks to you personally, for having 50
willingly and efficiently assisted in the
completion OF the papers necessary 10 the
payment Of the same. AS this is the gene.
raj course and character Of your Company
in settling its losses, thereby saving all
unnecessary trouble and delay, to those
who by the prudence and consideration Of
their natural protectors, are permitted TO
enjoy the benefits of Insurance, ii affords
mo pleasure cordially TO commend the
Piedmont and Arlington 10 the fullest con-
fitence and support Of all desiring to in
sure. Very Respectfully,
Gl2:ll SUE N. RIVERS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

szrwe have jus, received the Indian
npolis Daily Sentinel, containing a verr
for.cible and inIere-ting speech ofour mem
her o. Con gic9s, the Hon. John G. Conner,
delivered 10 bis old friends and former
neislbors at Noblcsville Ind. We shan
next week have the pleasure oflaying II
before our readers in fail.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

Nave are under obligations TO our
'hl'nd, Col. John Duncan Of jackson Miss.
for rAmphlei copies OF the Proceeding OF
t'e University oi,Le South sud Minutes
" ihr Boarl Of Trustees OF the University
Of Mississippi, OF both OF which he Is a
most selire and useful member.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
& CO.
.sPBCIAL II. II. TAX.

NOTICE Is hereby given ihatI VII CON
~ nsDct affecting he second install.
msni 81 the Special Railroad Ta1 On Non
dav Dee. II. nay be fond Al TIE orc.
Of Messrs Record s Darksisle.
6. " COCHRA Az,
Assessor a Colkctor.
Dec. ? ls7l-132s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

IA The attention OF our readers il called
10 the communicates in onr columns. de
fersive o fihe Rev. r. C. Burleson. Before
We had received IL We had already written
the paragraph, which will be noticed else
where, and the printers had in type The
Rev etilemsn's own vindicaiian. We
deeply regret The imprudenre Of the Rev.
r. b. BerlesOn in giving his sanction to
what be had not dolly considered.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
A Leaf from the Annals of Pro-
lection.

The prosperity ofthe silk manu-
~facturors of England dates from the
year 1926. Silk goods had, indeed,
been made in that country from the
time Edward ILL.,, and there had
been no cessation ofprOtectivc, and,
indeed, restrictive legislation on be-
half of it. In 1866 Pertinent went
so far as to pass an act prohibiting
the importation of all kinds of silk
manufacturers, and securing to the
English manufacturers an entire
monopoly in the homo markets.
Protection, however, leads to mac
ton, apathy, extravagance. The
manufacturers introduced no new
machinery, kept up prices, piled on
tariffs, and the result was that their
prosperity waned continually until.
1924, when they were completely
PROSTATE at the feet of the Snug
glers, who flooded the markets with
vastly superior French goods, at
much lower prices.
In 1924 the silk wcavers, taught
sense by experience, procured from
Pertinent a removal of all prohib-
itions aud p~rohibitory duties, a re
duction of the tariff on raw silk
from four shiIlings TO three pence,
on thrown silk from fourteen shil-
Iings sight pence 10 Y shilliDgs
and six pence, "a sale Of rates soon
much further reduced and at the
same time, an average duty of only
about thirty per cent, was imposed
on the manufactured article, expe-
riencc having shown that this duty
was as high as could be laid with
out giving encouragement to Snug
glers.
OF course, the English protection
ists, IN their pig headed fashion,
made a tremendous 10 do. IL was
londly asserted that the elk man
ufactnriDg interest were doomed to
certain destruction that Parlis-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

80 We ars iniel"ri 10 iLe Han II, $
sk.lhurh m'mlrr II the llease Of Repre-
-sss dvss hem Colin county Ter eaIS
u senator rarson ; sPeess On The amend.
mssIs 10 The Pacific I,allneal hlll
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

The New Orleans Pieayune says
the Hancock movement Is rapidly
gaining influential adherents in the
West and Northwcst@BryaR AP-
ne1L
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

iuf hefff hfs ufilsts W. 81 U
Ne Esuss faaf readers sin iasti
isss ~ Fissssii 81 ifsfs itti taflsssi u oil
tists y HsTiiiJ iepesisf is this sliy.
81 itsi glRs iffff l~isaTpfsul
uniff iht iaulh q ssffff frasis itsrs ~
tsss . Fssi isaut " rsapis hiihsE ffou.
ffffy Iaarsr q fts ataafr Ths risen,
go aia a. See sssiFahlt faaiiiian. aui
larEi ani isffrssiHE rrrfirisaf rsiisu sni
siAsT p~ioiars srt laily Vafelassl hsrf a.
aHntai ani 20 ruiiag casa prices. Ciuoa
hessFtE does nsi esas 10 sahsisai qaaH
Titles ~ supPly he isaanl.
ths tsaih ~ Lnsi. 0sF. Danh. (usgral
q Lsaisasa has artnsrl . sinEuaF zai
iueeensilasls saausi hers bsisrsn ne
fssiiens II The radical party. III im-
P~ressisa prevails hat sAsh sTs i~hsrsashly
aasTuFaioas and hraes ne belief prevails
hat bass sas killed aai Speaker Garner
asaFly - ~ poison,
IAs nssi addressing aat cheering news
hat agiisies this PslPis a present, Is ihe
.~HnsauseiasAi thai Charles MsFsaR has ~
fssiei an arrangement, By which be sill
apply . miilioa ani = half Of iellans 10 The
esmplsiisn u she Mehiis, \. a. a Texas II,
Road, Ihs vast Interest that This Is 10 the
welfare % As~ orleans sad rsHas eAnnoi
BE- estimated, IAai ihs lins gill be rapid
y haishsi sad placed 10 operation aniei
the very best auspices desirable, promises
vast bsnsheial results,
Among ihe most naiieAhle ahi pF0mi-
nsat Improvements that ssre made durihs
the past samneF, those At the City Hotel
are especially striking, Il has been made
80 bright, fresh, cheerful ahl comfortable
in i,s completely nsw farhiinrs, carpets,
sPPoinimsnis, palnis aRd general appear
shee that is old aud Asw patrons wil not
fail 10 be delighted with Il. The table Is
better Ihan ever, and ihe price will rsmAin
At three do'lars per day. As this redae-
iion from the high rates Which formerly
prevailed was hrsl ihauguraied aaj esiAb'
lishsi BY Col, Il. s. Morse, Proprietor Of
the City Hotel, That famous landlord de-
serves very great arsdii and The kiadly
consideration Of the tradihs public.
Col. Morse will also open the 81. James
Hotel for guests, December LIST, In splendid
style and At three dollars per day A
material reduction will he made 10 perma,
nsnt patrons. Prank Higgins, Manager,
and Maj. d. y. Heekle In the OIL e. The
prospects for the 81. James are better Than
Its success during any previous season.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02

We Know hat for cleaning paint, win
dows, china and glassware, for polishing
knives, tin, iron, brass and copper wares,
and for removing Stains from marble and
porcelain, and rust from machinery, Bnoch
Morgan's Sous Sapolio is the best thing in
uss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-12-02
faisf,ns ,inilphlrlfad
LEE. MIX Co..
esaesbessh, Texas.

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HFi FHfh ~ hsif Ceuos s,s,s
riif tA'si Ga eis-.sf,s o. Oiss
~ sh ifafs'h Ne rssiss C.iss,a.
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