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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

THr Irish WoELD.--We have received .
copy Of u new bdPcr of the above name,
published in New York. 1t is large
eight-paged journal, and contains 4S col
umns of reading matter. AS an organ OF
thought, it has already acquired even n
European reputation and is recognized
by the press of America, of Ireland, and
England as standing first of its kind in
United States. Asa vehicle of news, it
is, as its name purports, q condo nsed
weekly history of the world-that is, of
the Irish world-(and where over the
earth are Irshmen not to be found y The
chief Editor is the Hon. W. L. Robinson,
late Member of Congress, who has SO dis
tinguished himself for his persistent OPP.
position to the arrogant pretensions Of
England at oil times and in all places.
The "Irish World 10 q marvel of cheap
ness-only $3.50 per year. Three persons,
by clubbing together, can have. the paper
sent to one address for $6 for one year.
The editors invite persons to send on for
specimen copies FREE. The 81. Patrick S
Day number will have splendid illustra-
ton of the Grand Procession, five miles
LONG, marching through New York. A
thrilling story is to be commenced at about
that time. Address, "The Irish World,
II Frankfort struet, New York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

PEEsoShL.-0n Non lay aftsrnOOn last
We had the pleasure of making the ao-
qaaintancs Of Mr.. W. S. D. Cook, the able
editor Of the Gonzales Index, who visited
Us in cur saBetsh- he had been on pro
legged visit to Little River and Sewer
ssunfiss. Arkansas lie spoke in gloomy
terms u Affairs IN that enrpsibAggsr-rid-
Den STATE. He rsports nsmbers Of emf
grants along his ronss. MOST Of them com
ing 70 Dallas. he vas delighted With al
TIE Wheat Region be had passed throagh,
,ns sroks IN IiEh terms o. de great ca
rush Ard John D.f1s5d Arms, lying ss7en
nilss Esrih 81 ihis uii5-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25


CURIOUS Feat OF THE TELE-
aRAPn.-Within week OF. two a
singular achievement Of the tele-
sraph has occurred. A gentleman
suddenly became i'll of pneumonia
in Washington C:ty. His pbysi-
clan. gentleman of great attain
ments and fame, lived in New York
and he was anxious that bis physi-
clan should be consulted about bis
case. A telegraph wire was by his
direction taken into bis room, aud
the New York doctor summoned 10
the telegraph Office there. the Wash
.ineton physician attending the pa
tent Informed him Of the state Of
the case, and even enabled him 70
feel his patients pulse By causing
the wire 70 ribrate as the pGlse DID
TIE case thus Deing thoroughly
DIAGNOSED in New York, The neces-
sar-r prescriptions we're sent thence
20 Washington Ire attack. tho
violent. coon yielded to the treat
meat. and the patient Is now 3 very
cheerful conralescent- This Il the
srsi case Of the kind we have heard
n. III - quite an Interesting fa1t
q tslesrsf,iins Ex-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

Gsy"Wc think We can safely announce
that the agricul,urists of Dallas county,
if not of all North Texas, are nearly il
not quite cured of their man in for plant
ing cotton to the almost total exclusion OF
everything else. And we think planting
ything on shares with niggers is about
stopped. Let US have less fiye-cent cotton
and more Of something to eat. Our pes
pie should get it into their heads, by some
means, that cotton cannot now be raised
near as cheaply as it was produced under
the old regime Of slavery. With q rich
and everlasting soil for othcl crops, and
we hope they will let King Cotton 60, for q
few years at least .I.. t4...... .It.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

rsc- The Austin correspondent of the
Galveston News (seE-) says that "Dr.R.R.
Gilbert, DIETER known as "High Private"
of the Confederate Army,) is prominently
brought forward for the position of Super
intendent of Education. Charles De
Morse's name has also been mentioned,
but "High Private" apparently has the in
side track.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

gs7~ We saw plan of Il courthouse,
few days ngo, drawn by Mr. W. II. Carey,
architect, ETC., which we understand Will
be presented to the Police Court ms soon ms
they will receive proposals. The building
would be q beautiful ornament 10 the square
if this plan is adopted and carried OUT.
The first floor contains all the necessary
Offices for the county officials, and the
upper story large court room with two
Jury rooms; the whole will be covered by
n handsome Mansard roof. 1t is intended
to have entrances at each end of the build
ing, with square tower running up ao'n'
eighty feet, having an observatory in the
top twelve feet square. The estimated cost
of this building will be in eghbcrhood
Of $4,000; and, take it altogether, we
consider it admirably adapted for the pur-
pose designed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

sS-Tho New Orleans Picayune, of Feb
rnary 2Cih, contained IN elaborate account
of the proceedings of the Mystic Krews OF
Komus aud their tableaux Of Spenser' d
Faerie Queen. The article gave great and
general pleasure. 1t would DO well re-
ceivOd by the public read by good reciier
of verses. We would give q good sum to
hear it read by Matte A. Pennsyer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
What Anounti

DALLAS, March 70, 1871.
I. the Editsrs sfths Dallas Herald;
A posted notice calls for an election
April lst to determine the sentiment Of
the citizens "for" or against" ''tax sufi-
Gent 10 procure lands for the location Of
the Central Railroad Depot7 Can you tell
us how nuch is Hsuficient'2 Il seems to
me that we ought to know the amount,
especially as it is rumored that lands are
offered gratis. am opposed TO this in
tangible way Of raising funds sufficient
Yours,
TlYpATrR
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

Gentlemen may depend upon il that dig
nifty Is, In the Language Of the boys, played,
The world moves. They are travelling
While dignity is looking about him for a
bridge, shrewd common sense has leaped
the ditch aud accomplished his underlak'
ing.-[Galvsston News. ..t
The above slludes only to q certain So
called dignity, that motes 50 ssceeding-
ly eircumspsct and slow, and We like it,
Il Is we'll said. The representatives OF
such "dignity" in Dallas will please read
II "wilh the spcrii and the understa nding.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

/ SECOND GRAND STATE FAIR OF THE
AGRICULTURAL, MECHANICAL, AND BLOOD
STocK ASSOCIATION OF TEXAs.-We have
received the annual catalogue Of the above
Association, the second annual fair of which
commences on Monday, May 22d, 1871, on
b the State Fair Grounds, in the City OF
Houston, and continue six days. rms
Association has new become permanent
institution of the State. 1t has purchased
seventy acres of ground near Houston, and
within easy access of all the leading tho
roughfares leading oat Of the city, upon
which large and commodious buildings are
now in course of construction, as well as
the identifying the grounds. The list OF
premiums is one of the most liberal clfered
BIZ any similar association in the South.
10 manufacturers and dealers in heavy
machinery, special inducements are held
ont by the erection Of o large permanent
mower hall, where their specimens can re-
main on exhibition not only during the
fair, but for m indefinite period. This
will be q great privilege, and should act as
an incentive to the craft to pour in their
contributions TO this important department.
The Association is making strenuous
effort to build up an active stimulus to home
industry, in, mechanics, arts and sciences,
as well as to improve our agricultural and
stock interests and to this end they are
richly deserving of the hearty and endu-
ring support of every well-wisher to his
country. There will be ample accommo-
dalton provided for the ladies, whose pre-
sencc is earnestly invited while the press
will have every convenience offered them
to facilitate their ardnous labors. Indeed,
every one who aaeud may depend upon
all courtesy being extended to them by
the Reception Committee and the citizens
of Houston generally. The Association
has our most sincere and earnest wishes
for its success. 81. sre --g
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

80 Maj ,. n. Longley and Col J. ".
Haynes, Of TIE late Austin Republican,
have gone bach 10 their srst love, ssd Civ
en- in heir sdhssion TO the Tracy ring Of
The Radical psrty.-Rssuli-LonElsy hss
been appointed State Agent Of convict IA
boz, sna II L supposed hat place VII
also be made for Col Hayes. FTrs n
R.ealEzlel
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
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20 THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.


tfAYiNn kasti ne CnUfCilFffLf
~ nursf b. iaks shafss ihs ~ 4
Alsy, % initnl hshtssiiiE ihs Here
isreuf haui ~ hsiufaishin. aIeu al he
fesms he TFascllnE rallis nsF -
ssspTsi that ihsy Oil cal ihiF llausf,
under sar shaFFA. ths hfa 10 kaTlbssh
fstas Ous 81 The ffsPrislal- gill - 10
The oh'es a. al iiHies ~ itok aher ne
e1miori VI Gufsis, We shall so aPaH .
hulntoT u ssil-fuFuishsl single Rooms
for ihs aooommeiaiieG Of these specially
desiring such. Oar Table will hs god, and
our Rooms eleah aud ecmiortahle, ahi Nc
respectfully Solicit your palTohase, BAL.
Parties having Hams, Lari, fufkiss
chieksas, Nshis0n Ilsns. Esgs, sc. sill
please priHF lhsm IN mas Anl SEA the
hishtsrmarket price, a. re wish "a gather
a good supply OF sneh thinFs al once,
KRAfuN 4 JOHNSON.
Dallas, Texas, March -, lSTl.-3NiE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

The Herald rejoices in correspondent
who thinks paganism better religion
than any of the more modern faiths. We
presume that he is some sort of heather
other than Chinee.-[Galvoston News.
Please, Mr.. News, say rhat II EHALD 20
mean. There are over half dozen Her.
aids in Texas, and perhaps fifty or one
hundred in the United States.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

PERsoSAL,-We were, on Tuesday last,
honored with call by Mr.. A. p Boyd,
formerly of the Examiner, now of that sx-
ce!ient Democratic paper, the Paris Press
lie expressed himself pleased with all he
saw in and around our Furnishing city,
Understanding he intends remaining in
the place for several days, we tender him
the freedom of our sanctum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

E4J A bill has been introduced into the
Senate at Austin, appropriating fifty thou
sand dollars for the improvement Of tho
Trinity River.
A bill has also passed the House moor
porating the East Fort Plank Road Com
pany.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

Lusus NAruRk.-A very rare and sin
cular instance Of the freaks Of nature has
recently occurred in our neighborhOod. A
mare, belonging to Mr.. W. Webb, residing
about ten miles north II Dallas, has lately
given birth to two colts. one a horse and
The other mule colt, both Of which, whom
we last beard, were doing vel, although
the mother erhibite ed decided Partially
for the young horse.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

A revenue assessor in Ohio, asking the
usual qnestions, inquired;
"Did. your wife have any income last
year"
AYES" replied the assessed, "she had
twins-both girls
We should be inclinel...to call that an
outcome.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

Eey- The election in New Hampshi re on
the l4th inst, for Governor, Railroad Conf
missioner, three Congressman and men,
bers OF the State Legislature, resulted in n
complete victory for the, democrats. The
democrats elected the Governor and all
three ofthe Congressman. %, ....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

MvsIr ASp MusloAL lSsFnuNRNrs.-A
hne stock on hand. Guitars $40 10 500
viollns 50 10 $50; Bapjos, AeeOrleons
Flutes, 49,, at Watkins Book Store, Waco
Texas. lsam.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

sGg"U Bet" is respectfully informed
that he must give his real name before his
communication can find place in the
HERALD. And further, and moro to the
point, we don't propose to advertise any
body's business in communication unless
the same is paid for.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

cZrcoliOa goods DO bet decline In price
with the raw maierisl-,hs staple may be
low, aud fabrics high, And Il is no pleas
ant though, that our Ralieal-riddsn people
BY an ovsrgtowlh 81 cotton have imro'er-
lshed themselves TO enrich a set Of Radi'
eal.msnuiAstursrs In that sselhing hOibed
Of Raiicalism and every other despiesbls
nsannsss aud eOld,blOOied Villaluy-Nsw
England.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

~ One of the members Of the Dallas
Bar writing to us from Fort Worth, says ,
"Judgc Hardin Hart has proven himself a
good lawyer and win make us good
judge" We are very glad to hear that
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

FsS-wc had the pleasure yesterday OF a
call from Mr. Charles I. Evans, Editor OF
the bryan Appeal, who has been spending
several days in our neishboring town OF
Fort Worth. lie goes hence Today, en-
route for "leme, sweet home
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

Frh..| AZ lrnlI H..I
uaIaHaHn ~ hnslf.l. 70 at.s
"a t.r Ir ifa rll.sr pta.utf4 .f
fafasi 49, Atils aiet nss..rt
~ Csr. ilta iisans ifiisI'srfr.a.
u'lisl o. be IuFae.t OF ssfarairf f.
pfat,niia reuHiy csusiiits itrls uss
iafss saa tnia siasiis ss,hsIiuE a' eco
ussses, rap'. usrHs, VITO is "ias Fisai
nsa lea iis lirhip.sss nsiss Faal speech
siil me snsst co. NaLTsng, 90 Farr
huua, grsn saoss huusFrl head ibf sasss
o. ssVsaiy-iEa walters ars rtsfns ~
Charles !, Evans. n ihe hIyah ApPfsl
CaPis, u, harssiale snl J, *, l.. Rrsard
aHi Hon, Nathaniel n Bnrbrl, II Dallas
also sidressgd he assembly, The assch
q he venerable coi r,fry Is nsaHehs,
as 40 spsseh ~ NE Gay, The earnest
sud elsehiiglng rerls 81 'ls.srs, Rsseol.
a.. \. h,aus, hirionl ant nar2slsle wtTs
veil received, We regret that us lii not
hear With sar own ears ne ,gcsriys sgo-i
~ our lsleuis.l sni eloquent fslllr-5ll,Esu
/ CAPS, H,F, Rssari, re re, iisl p,
ouss wondered "a ksnia wang. made az
exceedingly lpiuis,I.,e as 10 ,ss rasnsl
and msller Of his address 10 'hs gooi PEG
PIE Of Tsrmut, lie now stands as fsirlJ
and squansly as any man can stand, a,
able anl worthy member Of The great ps
noeTaiie party u the country. Ills speech
As It's Poinis have been reported to Us b.!
an Intelligent friend, was such rs Ia AJAX
his blusreu, political enemy In the pa,
hurry The haiel Ct aud cordially s4lsnl q
him the righ. hand Of fellowship. "
have ever found Il very hard TO feel thu
Capt. Record could seriously aud forsve
desert the tims'proyel and Iime.honors
faith Of his asesslsrsi and We ware RICH
In our hesitation and lnWillinsnrss 10 Civ,
him entirely up to the enemies u Dsmoc
raey and the country. In his fine speec
at Fort worth, as we are informed, he sal
that 10 his "hearl Of heArir" he was nov
NJ he had always really been, a Demoerr
in prineiple-that he could not make
good Radical when he ili,d-that he la
been the spoiled child Of ioriune-that III
people had rewarded him beyond his in,
meriis-ihat their favor had inflated hi
unfortunate aud ineIcusable vanity, an,
nhdsr tho dslusion that no was wiser tina
the people, he had for a sad time SIT aye
from the Democracy and the path Of rect
tuds--ihatIthe people had wisely and justl
chastiscd him by defeat, and he deserve
= the punishmcn,-ihnt he nnrcserycdly ei
dorsei the Democratic Platform, and sal
he regarded the success OF the etern,
principles therein announced as the onl
: salvation of the Government aud the cout
try. This speech, If there was any doul
before, places Capt. Record unequivooall
heart and mind with The Democracy an
al! true lovers of the nation. We bope bi
talents and eloqueucc, which are gren
will find frequeat occasions for exercise i
the direction of Kidding tho people ofTexo
Of Radicalism and the shameless dcspolisi
of the obOminabls party in power "
regret that we could not get rSI orts of IL
points of the other speeches made on Ii
occasion. We are satisfied, however, thu
the good Democracy of Tarrant county, al
fully prousel, and will give good accour
of themselves when his Royal Majesty ~
mond the First shall see proper to perm
, an election
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

The Democrats are terribly opposed to
taxation. They are opposed to the Govern
ment--that's all.--[Houston Union.
Then you admit that "ths Government
is only smother term for taxation" You
are right-ths radical government is q
mode Of taxation to steal money from hon
est men to support and enrich host Of
harpics and unmitigated villains, who
hold that ''might makes right, and retain
their place and power by the force of the
bayonet alone.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

gG- The great case Of Ward Us. Hof-
man ct al, involving the right to Park Hill,
was tried last week at Fort Worth, result
ing in favor of the plaintiff.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

sI-Jujge .. A. vsnlers, OF Denton,
was in our sanetum en- Thursday =. NJ
Ne gave him bundle Of papers for the
Denton Comanehes, and he loft US, rejo icing.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

pr Tolsrsbls fair cotton is reported to
have been sold at Longvisr, terminus Of
the southern Pscif. Railroad, on the 9Th
iust-, At Sets. PER pound
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
Stocks of Hardware,
CUTE csasy.
MECHANICS TOOLS, &C.,

MECHANICS TOOLS, de-,
Ever brought into this Section OF tho State.
1t has been selected from The oldest and
most reliable Houses in the Trade, with an
especial regard to the requirements of hi.
District; snd he has every confidence in
ohering u 10 the notice of those who mr..
consumers of such Merchandise, as being
IN every detail rcplcie with all that may
DO required in that line.
In introducing this addition to his for
mer business, he begs to tender to his Old
friends and customers his sincere thanks
Tor the extensive patronage he has 80 long
enjoyed n. their hands and he assures
them, and all others who may favor him
with their commands, TINT no cxeriions on
his part shall be wanting to merit con.
tinnaace and Increase Of the same.
ms MOTTO Will NJ
Snail Profits ana Guick R2ti;rnS, ~
AHp MS STOCK Will BE SOLD AT THE
Lowest Eenl',nerasing Rates.
N0BTH SIDE OF MAIN ST..
SEVEN Doors ABOVE THE PUBIC SQUARE,
>, DALLAS 8, TEX AS
February 20, lol.-zi:Lt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

DIT. sare's catarrh Remedy Is no Patent
Medicine humbug gotten up 70 dHPe me
itD0rant and ersdulous, bat = = perfect
Specific FER Nasal Caiarrh, " Cod IN ne
head and kindred Diseases The pro-
rrieior. z. v. Pierce. ~ D. 81 Bufalo, n
r. ofefs 500 for case BE cannot cure
soid br druzrisis Or sent By mail for siri5
cents. A psmTlisi free
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

cnar1rrss ss pleasant retreat fnr
Ii. re.ry is refresh tbsrus-isss and sHjsy
.gfas recreation Ons q The best billiard
rablss in he siais, = free luneA dsil5r ard
DE eboicesi Wines. Liquors snd ciehrs
are .Ir.ys 70 Be- found A. Re City Rsssrt
corner q Wed sn1 N.rEss ssrssts -
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Latest Market Reports.

Latest Market Reports.
NEW YORK, March Is.
2r, n. Gold llls. Cotton dull and
nominal. Good Ordinary nominally 12s;
Low Middlihg 1876 Middling 14gc.; Mobile
1870; Orleans 1863. = ''' ~
New ORLEANs, March Is.
Cotton duh and tending downward;
Middling ~ to l4cs.; sales 1900 bales ;
Gold 1llt. te'"lE ,ill
GALVESTON, March IS.
fCOTTON.-The receipts to-day were
1910 bales against 1928 received yester-
day, and to date since Septem Der LIST are
1856, 100 bales against 17O,lSS In the same
time last year, showing an excess Of 1852
bales. The exports to-day amounted to
2l3S bales TO Liverpool. The sales were
700 bales at lot to i0ie. for Ordinary. The
market closed heavy, with a downward
tendency.
GOLD-The market has been dill to-
day, rates varying. from llO2@l10lc4
closing at the latter 4uotation. u.s. ..4
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

We use the word Yankee in the Demo-
cratic sense, when applied to Conner.
Houston Union.
You also use it in the nonsense. By the
way, editors of yonr sort and calibre hurt
Conner no more than gnat can hurt the
horn of bull. The cAickcn.pie organs
are formidable in the estimation Of their
sswell head" editors-only.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

re7- The friends Of Hon. Webster Flana-
gan have announced him asa candidate
for Congress from the fret District.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
pen CONGRESS.
EOn. JOHN G. CONNER,
OF GRANS0N.

~ Hr,.l. nsshi.'l k Wsirr., iuatfrs. kau'iHau,
az saiiisEis,a .ssuls lar IA hrs,ia ia hsn''isn
QrnaiN,
1T u. silrH, is1- ~ i.saisfinr, Nfuiru Go,
4 AZ aaih,fir-i ,sat 80 lhu pAttAs iifEAia Hni
,nu,.., i,a q. him si-,n ear argsuni slii " ""il
arkhsn l,sllrs ~ ~,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

A SIcx.-We see that the Governor has
declared martial Law, OIL trivial pretexts,
in several counties. We take this as a
sign that he intends to order an election
some time in the approaching summer. Il
seems to be presumed, BY his Majesty
that county under martial law will b.
sure 70 elect the radical ticket. We think
if the sovereign people will allow the
slubbsriegaIlioDs Of chat slnbbsrdsgallion,
Gov. Davis, - sO-called to cheat them Of
their suffragss, martial law or no martial
Law, they viii deserve 20 be cheated. We
believe he people win ny TO vote right,
martial Law t. the esntrary nOtwithsiand-
ing
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

pG"Tha bill Incorporating the City of
Dallas, passed the House on the 18th inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-11

vote wi,heut regard to color or previous oOnsi-
Gen. Butler,-"How about widows Their
previous condition OF servitade should be con-
Sdered" tlaughter.l
hr. hiddle, in concluding, thought he might
erOre Richard Grant White, who defined the
Noid citizen rs ont OF place, unless T. carried
with az ALI civil and political rights
MRS HOOKER on THE MINOR" QUESTION.
Ms. Hooker thought Mr.. Riddle had per
formed all she promised tor hin, bu; the gen
temen of the committee seemed 10 he troahIei
70 know about the effect OF the law apon minors
She thought al would agree that person should
not have the use OF the elective franchise un'il
arriving at the age Of maturity. She thought
Tie ballot was the only taing which saved TIC
X pubic from sinking. Women should have a
chance 20 understand political economy 50 they
ccn.d teach IL 20 their children.
MISS ASTRoNT's ArTEAL To GENERAL UvrLER
Miss Susan ID. Anthony was 20 glad ~ see
many here who had not persecuted Congress a
long 81 She had. She asked in the name OF
night, OF womanhOOd of Reconstruction. tina; the
committee would report in favor Of enfranchis-
ing women under the amendments already
made TO The Constitution. It was THE fourth
wear that She had DC u here, and she asked Mr..
tUtler, Fronting to General Butler) though
she had never seen him before
but had always gloried In him since
he used the word " contraband' 10 saw
ecntTaband' foC tie womea. Laughter and
stretching OF necks all over the room TO see
Gen. Builer.l She wanted 70 bring the question
VI suffrage before the people in a tangible and
PRACTICAL WAY, and LoTsed 10 would be brought
10 the attention of the House next ueek ana
thoroughly discussed.
HE hour OF II O'Clock having arrived. the
committee adjourned, and the faGies speuf a
lew minutes in conversation with members of
the committee, and evidently seemed delighted
AT the arguments OF their champions.