Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02
From our own Correspondent,

From our own Correspondent,
New York, Aug lllh ls;L
The two last week. have been pleasantly
warn With occasional shossrs-Ihs the
moae,sr r-sehing from 80 10 ~ in tie
middle ui yhs lay sni the nights aRd NOR
niuss ssias sufficiently eOsl for SQUAD
sleeping aud rest. pul the eoHllAVel noise
on many Of the street. 10 bet agreeable 10
an unaeeusiomed eounlrymsn sni Is sPi
to annoy aud keep him awake unless u
sound sleeper. To my surprise I End the
cars running all night aud many Of the
FALCONS are kept open also. see very &c"
drunken men or women on the STREETS, but
rvssuns many may be found 10 eerIain
localities, though they are watched closely
by the poliec and promptly arrested, when
noisy and making disturbance, Complaints
are sometime. made against policemen for
bad conduct or neglect Of duty, hut | think,
on the whole, that the police Of this City Is
n.well organized and first ratio body Of
men.
The tbcatcrs which have mostly been
closed for q while, are rcopsning, and tho
public in again TO he treated with opera
girls and sensational plays to the neglect
OF the legitimate drama. No great actors
or actresses are here at present and IL
would seem, are not wanted. Burle'que
and Extravaganza are in the ascendancy,
and Lydia Thompson sad her garry set
are all the rage, Booth Is still at Long
Branch, where he has 50 cottage. lie wos
rich, when he married Miss McVickers Of
Chicago, whose father is said to be very
wealthy. lie can afford 10 take his ease
as we'll as Grant e, that emiacutly shodd.
establishment.
TaE CUNNING OUTRAdr.
Abiding to Grant, my mind at once re-
vcris to the late Infamous proceedings Mt
New Orleans at the meeting Of the Rad
icnl State Convention. Is il possible thai
the country ear stand sack an OPEN bare
faced or,rngc--so slnrtng an interference
BY officials and the military TO control po-
litical meetings and insure the rem omina-
ton Of Grant? Could anything be better
calculated to open the eyes Of the people to
the present dangerous situation Of affairs?
Now, | have little doubt that one set Of
radicals in Louisiana is as bad as tho 9TH
sr-I have no sympathy with Yarmouth
or his supporters-but the whole matter
shows how far Grant is disposed to go, and
what may be expected Of him when the
Presidential Election comes off. Will he
not try TO overawc and control the ballot
box with the army and government officers?
That IS the reasonable conclusion, unless
he should become alarmed by an over
whelming expression ofpublic Indignation.
There is no doubt that he authorised the
conduct Of his U, s. Marshal, for his broth
er in law, Casey, had just pnid him visit
ct Long Branch for consultation. He may
attempt to throw off tho responsibility Of
the outrage by removing the officials ut
New Orleans, who we're his ready tools,
but doubt it. think he will brazen it
out under the belief that his party will
support him in any and every thing.
A rumor comes here from Texas that the
Governor will not recognize the present
il it meets, according TO ad-
journment in September, md see an ac-
count Of some meetings, in different places,
10 support the Davis administration, ut
which resolutions were adopted to that eff.
feet. do not see how he can we'll do this.
II understand it, the term Of the present
Legislature expires in Nov, two years from
he time when they were elected aud what
is legally to hinder them from sitting up
10 that period? an, by no means, in.
,lined to defend the general doings Of our
forbid--but the worst
n them are about on par with the Gov
srnor and he has little reason TO berate
hem. Our only remedy is in new ell.
,ctiun and a new Legislature, -saaa IT,
,uch TO override the Executive ah-- seep
him in check. have heard it intimated
hat the Governor may order an election OF
, new Legislature, after the Congressional
election is over, il the present Legislature
'sils TO make provision for Que. 0fcourse
hey should have made provision before
hey adjourned. 1t is q pretty kettle Of
ish, as Il is, made up Of the most stale and
-cttcn Ingredients.
I rec it stated, in New York city paper,
hat Governor Throckmorton will support
he nomination Of Mr.. Conner for Congress
n your District. This Is no more than
ras expected by all the friends Of that dis
ingui.hed and patriotic gentleman after
he denomination Of Mr.. Cc-r.r by q reg
liar Democratic Convention. The troubles
n the Cd District among the radicals susht
o insure the election Of the gallant Gid
ine,. and I trust they will. The old
'rorerb tells US that when thieves fall
ut, honest men get their dues" may it
urn out 90 in this case In the 4th Con-
,ressisnsl District. l learn that the PEG
D. ar. waxing up and that much interest
|, felt and expressed. Gentlemen, just
rom Austin, say that the Bsrbeeus 81
Isrton', Spring vas great success. Seine
IL tbous4bd nsople stiended, and Jodg.
I.Bcoet, il is said, msds The speech Of his
ife-po-srful, overwhelming and con
ipeiur ~ both black ard -hii. who beard
| TIE guigs vii msks most Efficient
,.nbsr Of Congress snd Be the most able
AN prob.bly from The South. His slse-
or is nsu.r 81 much consequence and
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