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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17
Communication,

To thu Editors of the Dallas Heradi
In your last issue we see several COM
munications, touching the resolutions
passed by the Young Mems Democratic
Club, with reference TO the nomination OF
Capt Conner, and concerning which reso-
lutions ioertain small beer politicians" in
and around the city, have raised n very
respectable ''tempest in q teapot: since
which time we have seen the card "To
the Public" in the form of circular, TO
which is attached the certificate Of L. W.
Smith. As Mr.. Aldredge is absent, and es
this certificate does not charge anything
that would be inconsistent with fairness,
nor sustain the allegations set forth in the
first article of the circular, we will not uR-
dcrtake to deny 1t, nor give it any serious
considerati ton. But We would simply ask
Dir. Smith if this conversation between
him and Mr.. Aldredge was CONFIDENTIAL
If so, how could he make it public without
betrayal of confidence? If not, how
could it be made the ground for the charge
of surreptitious manipulation? The fact
is, but five members, who could have becR
present, were absent, and but one Of these,
so far as we can learn, is o Conner man -
Upon the whole, gentlemen, the charges in
the circular cannot be sustained by the
facts in the case! We would respectfully
ask the gentlemen whose names appear 10
the aforesaid circular, il none OF them
ever participated in the "nidnigbt con.
clsve Of the Loil League % Stand up spd
answer II you have, or If any Of ycu ever
opposed Democratic convention in Dallas.
You would do well 70 take care Of your
own Democracy, instead Of trying 70 in
peach thai Of the members of the Young
Mems Democratic Club! "a We also see, at
tached TO the aforesaid circular, the names
of gentlemen quite ''grecn fron the States"
and one or more quite as green from "der
Faderland'l u f9
In q Communication 10 the HERALp,
signed William Cb1rlss Holf, and written,
as NE have cause TO believe, by three or
four gsntlenen n, we find the following Ian
gnsge; I'VE are somewhat surprised, as
iOnished, chagrined, ETC., etc, 81 the course
taken by gentlemen in the Young Mems
Democratic Club" Now, gentlenen, come
down to brass taeks i there anyihihe
surprising in the fact that The Young Men 9
Democratic Club should see proper 70 sx-
press their opinion o. and their senfi-
msnis for or against Capt. 'CoBnsr, or any
other candidate? And is it aston iFhlns
that we, Who have been reared aud tsushi
from infancy 70 look viii prid. upon The
Lone Star State, snd d believe That The
ono. proud Republic, fhs lard Of Houston,
Risk, Reagan and FiffaIi, was capable Of
speaking for bsrstlf il the council chan
hers Of The naron, should dsciips 70 Be
represented By Afhs gsntlsman frDn Ind.
sua,' lie sfsnts upon the shoulders 81
The Democracy u Texas, ssd Ike de o.
on EEypts cbsricf, rri-s, Id vkti drsi
! rsissi' Whs " CAPT Conner, thst Dem
oerais Should b i'dis.ppoiutsd sod cba-
Erise57 81 Ds.ssrss taken 70 slsei anoftsf
nts e sessPy he position hat he has
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9m Sarfrtissmtuts.
Masonic Notice.


HAVING tern sPpsiniel Marshal u
Ill The Day for the hasoaie Celebrates
ai the city Of DALLAS on the 3iih inst, the
fOllssiRg orders are Paelishei for 0bssrV-
ahes on the occasion
!, Sir knight J, X, y, REGARD ahi Con-,
pahieh A, N, ceehraH are sPpaiaird A.
si'lanI nATshals, aHi Si.l be reflected ss
such,
2 The nsmbsr.sf rahnshili Lodge No,
~ ~ DALLAS Chapter No, az and all visit,
lag BreihreA aud Companions ia coed
standing will assemble ~ the Lodge Room
promptly Al 0oeloek A. N,
A. the same hour the Members % Dallas
, commandsry No, q and all Sir khighls in
good standing will assemble At the office
Of Good a Bower, armed aud equipped a.
required by Regulations.
s., The signal for formation Of the Pro,
eesslon will be given by ringing III. Cum-
berlAnd Presbyterian bell at II o'clock,
when the Lodge, In charge Of Assistant
Marshal Companion Cochran, will move
out promptly aud take position on the
North side Of Main street, the head Of the
column resting on jefferson street.
Tho Commandery, In charge 81 Assistant
, Marshal Sir knight Record, will move at
the same signal, and take position 10 rear
Of the Lodge. Thus formed, the procession
will march TO the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, where an Grafton will be delivered
By SirKnight L. G. BOWER.
4. Al the close Of the Exercise, at III,
Church, the Procession will reform, with
/ the wives and families of MAsons aud tn,
Ladies in attendance formed in rear Of III,
Sir Knights, aud march to the grove fol
REFRESHMENTS after which the Masons aud
Sir Knights will be re-conductci TO III,
places Of their assembly.
JOHN J. GOOD, Marshal.
Dallas June IL, lS7l-I0.lt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

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the convention sdjauFnsi 10 tho shade In
the courthouse yard, purlRg this tine
several gvnilemsh rers eallei upon 10 ad'
dress the mssIias. Col, u, II. SRssd, si
WaKahashis drsI took the stand, bat be-
fore be bad snllIvly eOheludri, the Con-
miiIee 90 Resolailoas reported The follow'
ing, which we're unanimously adOplsl'
/, That ne, the DsmOeTasy Of Dallas
county, ia Convention Gssssblsd, do AssSi,Iy
endorse the PlsliOrm put iSrth by the
State Democratic Convention, rhieh met
al Austin GA the 10Th January, \, u, 1871,
., We counsel aud advise harmony aud
unison Of action among IlN Democracy Of
( the Second Congressional District OF feSas
aud pledge ourselves TO support the nomi'
nee of the District Convention which Is 10
assemble Al Dallas on the 18th day VI July
/ 1874.
3. That We recommend that the meeting
nos in .s.s,on ,,l,e, from Ihs hogy az M
s,,I,sn, sf Dalla. county thirteen gentle,
men to represent the Democratic party 10
Dallas counIy--two from each precinct aud
,brs. ,r,n The county Al larse-in th,
ronsre..io,nI Convention "a assemble Al
D,Ila, an m, IAN day Of July, 1871. aud
all a,Is,aIs. 90 IN :n,h con,ention nm.
Instructed ne 10 Inc choice Of A candida I,
Tor congr,s,
Af,a, ,bs saor,,o, NJ m. foreroinr res.
oln,ion, n wa,
nr.o,yrn Tb,, =, eommi,,.e of seven
h. s.I.c,.I n. . Central Executive CommIt.
Too tor DaIlns County
The committees elected are AZ follows:-
lain q Nccoy Chairman, VIM Lemmons
John !. Good, n. =. tiuy. Alex. Harwood
H. ID, stratton. j. NJ spiliers.
Next In order of bushes, WINS the cleo
,;on Of 1slec,,es "a The Conyressiona
conyen,ion 10 assemble ON IN. All, or July
-, DalIas Dnr;n, mis- eI.c,ion much ami.
~, and .n,hns;a.n nroyni,sd
L. .onsanmonoc r. a. i.r,. nunh.,
ba, ,or,io,aa,oJ in ,l;s ,,.o,;en n wa,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17
A Defence OfCOnncr.
Jefferson Times and Republica

We happen to know how John G.
Conner came to run for Congress
1t was at the solicitation of Mr..
Maxey, and goodiy number of his
ncighbors. A letter was exhibited
to us, over his sign manual, and in
writing urging his election, and So
Letting our aid. 1t was in the ma
turc Off general letter, with the
supercription and address to prom
incnt men in various parts of the
district, commenting him IN most
unexceptional terms. Col. Tough
cry was solicited about the same
time to support B. +. Grafton, and
Rcv. Joshua F. johnson, by mon OF
Great ability and high standing.
1t will scarcely be supposed that
they have had any reason to regret
it. Not long after he cspoused his
caused, he saw u marked exchange
in which it was stated that, "the
Young and talented Conner, who
has stumped the State of Indiana,
in behalf of democracy, he saw was
running on democratic ticket in
Texas" The editor spoke of the
fact. with pleasure and recommcn-
ded him to the entire confidence of
the people of Texas as true dem
ocrat, and an unAinching patriot.
senator Hendrscks will certify any
dav, If the fou! ISLANDERS. that are
heaped on Mr.. Conner need any
rcfutation, that he accepted the
command Of the company of ne
groes in question, only after his
solicitation, in order to defeat Stan.
TON in his intention, Of running all
democrats out of the army service.
John q. Conner is not the son of a
radical, ifhc was, it is of no more
consequence than If Adam was a
radical, then his traducers can take
nothing from that. He never was
anything but democrat, he never
will be anything else. and with re
ference TO citizenship, we know
how TO trust man who puts his
foot down on a thing, when he says
it Iike Conner docs, that be intends
TO will his dust to Texas soil. What
if such q man is a csrpet-bsgger-
50 called-wauld it not be a down
right good thing for this nation IL
we had FIVE millions such carpet
Burgers? Would not poor liberty
put on her rora attire, and would
there not 90 up 20 GSd the thanks
ola redeemed people4 Wozld not
a shout 90 all sp the great valleys
aud ell along Tie shore, and would
not there be delissrance and tears
Of jov. instead ofehe walls 81 bro
ken hesrtedaesss What If such a
man did live; and sss born in the
How is = ttat Seymour,
Blair. pendlstOn, POmeroy, the
Bro,,ks. Van Erris, and thou
and, OF others we're bred userey
De We not feel when we hear Of
-l.eir great syrnputhy fSr ss. their
.I,yrs Sor %. fbsi us p0uld lske ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

The SECOND VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE OF
TExas.-They re-atfirm their opinion oil
1870, by awarding the Grover & Baker
Machine the First Premium for the Best
Family Sewing Machine, at the Grand
State Fair Of 1871, a nd six First Premiums
for Best Machine Stitching, double the
number awarded any other machine. y
notwithstanding the great efforts of our
competitors to disparage the perfection Of
our machines, the public and the Fair
Associations Of Louisiana and Texas re-
peat their convictions when opportunity
offers, Of rus SUPERIORITY or OUR MACHINES
BY ITS PURCHASE AND AWARD OF THE CON-
HrrrEEs. Tn. sale Of the Grover & Baker
Machine is greater in Mississippi, Alaba-
ma, Louisiana and Texas than that Of any
ether, and the awards received from the
fair Associations Of those States double
those Of all the other machines combined.
What more proof can we offer, for what
we 20 Justly claim, namely, that the Grover
& Baker 10 the Best Family Sewing Ma
chine, and the f.vOrits Of the people Of the
South.
GENERAL SOUTHERN DEPOT,
1s2 Csnni Street, New Orleans.
Another large isk a these Machines just
rseeired aud for sale b
KEATON a JOHNSON,
Agents, Dallas, TEXAS
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

SAD.-From u private letter re-
ccived from Hon. John G. Conner
dated Sherman, May 10Th, we learn
the sad intelligence of tho death Of
his mother. He thus touchingly
alludes to her death
al should like to write you al
great length. but when ] tell you
that is the saddest and most melan-
choly day of my life, | know you
will excuse me. The intelligence OF
this death of my mother reached
me yesterday. A mother to whom
| owe all. Honor, truth, justice
and love of the Constitution Of
my country-if any of these virtues
find u Judgement in my bosom, i
owe them to that mother who is
now no more. The anguish, the
sad desolation Of n heart that has
for years been no stranger to sor-
row! In my mothers fresh-nade
grave are buried my proudest in
centives to honorable distinction.
This blow, coming in the midst OF
other anxieties, with the excitement
of the past few years, has we'll nigh
physically FRUSTRATED me"
Paris Press.
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ron CONGRESS.
Hon. JOHN C. CONNER,
or GRAYSON,

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DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

DALLAS, June IL, 1871.
Alta regular meeting of "The Young
Mems Democratic Club it was Resolved,
That committee Of nine be appointed for
the purpose of assisting to secure hall
for the assembling of the Delegates to the
Convention to be held at this place on the
4th day of July next, and to extend the
Inequalities Of the city Of Dallas to said
Delegates, and that the citizens of Dallas
at large be requested to assist said COM
mi,tee in the discharge Of their duties,
and that the resolution together with the
names Of the committee be published in
the Dallas HERALD;
r. b. Scott, Chm; h. +. Burks, j. X, P
Record, Pleasant Taylor, il. Barksdale,
f. NJ. Hammond, ", c. Wolf, John t, Colt
L. G. Bower.
GEORGE N. ALDREDGE, Pres't,
JULIUS RoYER, Secretary.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

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ATTENTION. :
Texas Reserve MiIiti a.

TIVE RESERVE MILITIA Of the Fourth
A. Distist'of the State Of TEXAS arg here
~ ordered and required to appear on
Parade az The Coeniy Seat Of tbs;r res
Peetivs CssBties, At Two o'clock r. N. Of
the An Day Of July, 1871. srinss and
equipped according 10 Law. 10 perform duty.
sDd 70 be reviewed BY heir Commaading
Ofbcsrs Fines viii be assessed ngaiusl
all sefsulisrs- JOHN c. CHAPMAN,
Brighter General, sih Brig
Reserve Militia.
DBliss, Texas June 10, Tsfi-sasls
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lssFaiHs, sni lIoa, JaRss II, rhsnss FIRES,
idsai % i,s Beard f Trustees,
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BLANK BOOKS.

MERCHANTS and others designing to open new
INl Sets OF Dock. with the new year, aud all who
want BLANK BOOKS of any Kind. a,c invited Z,
send their orders 10 the undersigned. with
LARGE STOCK MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY
for this trade, including books for "currrncy aud
coin," and for currency, silver and gold !" aud
with superior facilities fur manufacturing TO order
he !. prepared - 9ier UNUSUAL INDULGENCE
IN this line.
All Books needed by County Clerks are kept on
hand or made at short order.
X. II. CUSHING.
IfoUsTUS, December, lsyo-lbtI
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Pirslinnn Arlington ~
The ayrra- lu.,r, uf tho above companies |, Ills
81 that this company has lr,, loss by forty per cent
thnh others. The ratio Il more r"mHt' ably small
Nhvn the fact exist. that nom our capital disaster
and "thrr srridvutHl rHns"s, IL lost the -nvfm"n'
nnd unusnHl sum ui Ssu.yN IN 1870, where's u ought
e. have ,u.t ,, sIITl-h,u Of "tnrr companies Onlt
nhont slG.S from such causes aud viii not r"asnn
ably exceed the latter proportion Va iWn'r' Ne
duciihg this excess "f unnatural m"r'sii'y, ahd
leaving the mortality iroin'nsufnl causes Win dllt
proportion II occidental losses added, its mUrinlit,
wonld have been only ii'p Of one per cent TO IT.
risks or Le,s ruAs HALF the loss OF other Ike com
pnncs named.
Turning a glance to II. assets, th-y are well s-
.ur.,i aud b-iir favorable comparison IN each Item
with other good companies. So wni'lrr them With
all this indI-pniaLe array OF evidence III ". hvor
that this company should have Received snch token
Of publir c"nhdrnrc, IA the large comparative size
Of Its policies shuw-. out " seventy nv" Compnnr
Trpuricd Ia "rhr Policy-iiuldrrs Pocket IudrX''
Tor 1870 published IN New York, only nine ~ the
number have 80 large an average Of rUlic'-s sIi
only three much larger The unidentified }ui ency
and permanent stability of the compan: 10 shown
by Its large surplus over liabilities, which ~ som
parisur stands ~ follows: tc lmoni ana Arlh gi"n
hs Si2i to each slu0 OF liability, from son To f
teen per tent. larger suipiu. than such comp aries
a. the Equitable, Mutual Lie, Etna, North Anirri.
Ga. Security, Globe. Berkshire, ST. Lois Mutual, &c
III every regard thcronpnny stands proud mon
nmcnt to Southern enterprise calf-n ana economy,
md rs such is rs fully entitled. To patronage and
confidence as any company IN America.
The stockholders ordered the am un report TO be
published. and then proceeded to the election Of a
Board of Directors Tor the ensuing y"nr. Col A. G
Cabcll and Mr.. Vim. u. lH,acs, cling ~ tell"rs,
reported the election at the following gentlemen to
compose the Board: W. G. Darlington, W. D. ls,us
John y. Edwards, O. A. Perrow, II. X. Ellyson. d.
\ Ilnrsuok. VIM. II. Palmer, John Z. Wili0DS,
Geo. =. Palmer, John Ender., J. J. Hopkins, VIM.
u. Taylor aud Parker Campbell
After the Adjournment of the stockholders the
Board o: Directors met and elected the following
officers: ". U. Darlington, president john L
Ewnrls vice president; d. j. llartsoOk, secretary
j. j. Hopkins, assistant secretary; u. c. llartsonk.
cashier Z. Henry Perrow, MD, C. II. Smith, MD.
G,o Ross, MD, medical advisers; Prof. Edward b.
smith. Sctuary; las E. Wolh, superintendent u
ugcnlies.- Daily Dispatch ofApril 10
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17
Democratic Executive Committee,

Ti.s ornirai ss1 srn.IsTi.i E.sruii's resuailisr.
"a. ga ~ Ihs RrassTaiis State Nsn,ssiiFn aIs IS
tliess,-
4. :. MAlksF, CkaiFn.sh " u, Rs--Ts, iehH H.
Eiliutt, n, n. Nalioh, ;, q, sarnt
4 s.,.t.ri.R ni.trsrt A. n pfrl.f IthrFfN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

or course it will. Gov. Throckmorton
never objects to his friends saying q good
word for whom they please. He speaks
for himself, and allows his friends sill the
privileges he himself enjoys. The HERALD
'darss say, and challenges successful con-
tradiction, that Captain Conner is a true
Democrat, and as such, is worthy the conf
desee and support Of the Democratic party.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

"a ~ u sald tnat tbe 1atber OF tne non
John C. Conner is Radical II is honor
able TO Capt Conner, that despite parental
influences, be esPOusss and elings TO De-
nocrAcy-aBd it half stonss for the Rsdi-
eslism Of the old man, that be is The sire
Of noble Democratic son But it is not
entirely clear 70 our minds that The cid
gssiIsp.p is = Raaiesl We doubt 1t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

Ias- We are authorized To announce ".
r. MCLEAN, Of Titus, a Candidate for
Congress from Second District; subject TO
the action Of tho Democratic Convention
NJ Dallas, On iih OF July.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

4 Throckmorton was at the late
Democratic meeting at Sherman,
and was one of the speakers to give
Conner "fits." Will the Dallas
Herald dare to say anything more,
now, in favor of Conner?
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

R6-Some fellow, overthe initial OR, in
letter from Dallas TO the Waco Register,
has much 10 say about "the shell back
Democracy" Who is "R," aud what is
the meaning Of shell back Democracy ?"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

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nD- We are authorized To- aRnuunrv ]. y, rot.
TER as raniilai- Tor Justice ~ the Peace Ia ns
mt No. &, Dalla. County, Texas,
&c We arc authorized To- announce COLUMBUS
Q. Hustled, EsQ. ~ Candidate for Ju'tics Of the
Peace Ia nisirllt No. :, Dallas County, Texas,
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NOTICE.

rAPT. W. II. PRATHER Is authorized
~ to act rs Secretary Of the Dallas
Bridge Company during my absence -
Persons desiring to take Stock, or to pay
the per cent. on Third Call, will please
apply 10 him.
G. NJ. SWINK, Secretary.
Secretary's Office, Dallas, Texas,
n. June 18th, l87l.-40tf
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ani Special Correspondent II N" DALLAS HERALD,
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MATERIAL PEosFEsJTF.

While the State has been 80 cursed with
the political rule Of esrPet-bsEgsrs and
more infamous sealsuAgs, BY the blessing
OF Providence, hs material prosperity has
besn constantly sdvnoeing since the ter
niBstiSn Of the unhappy civil var. Gen
ersl COED seasons kays given sbpBdab,