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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
PROCLAMATION
Dy the Governor OF tho state Of Texas.


Two ALTO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL
eomvi
Legislature u The ssfe n T~xas passed May iTtl,
ISL " rc.nite THAT aocil0n ak Article ton Of
the consultation Of The State Of Tcsas DO 20 amended
as hereafter 70 road and DO ~ follows
SIC. The Lsalri,inro shall not hereafter grant
lands except for purposes OF Internal improvements
to any person or persona, nor shall any certificate r
land be sold Al the Land Oncc except 10 actual set
Tiers upon the same, aud In iois not exceeding ono
iurs shall not grant ont OF tho public domain moro
than twenty sections OF land for each mile OF CON
petsd work In aid Of the construction u which Il.
lana may be granted and provided further, that
nothing In tho fncgong proyiso shall affect any
rights, Granted or ternrvd by laws passed TO tho iin
al adoption OF this amendment"
Now, therefore, EDMUND j. DAVIS, Governor
ofTexar, by virtue ofhc authority vested In ME by
the COMPUTATION and Laws Of this Slate do hereby
order and direct that said election To vote on the snd
proposed amendment 10 the constitution ofthis State
be hold NJ the same sne and places for voting as Nc
the next general election, Wis at tho county seat OF
each county, aud commencing on the first Tuesday
after the first Monday In November, A. d. 1879 aud
continuing four consecutive days, viz the NH,
sixth, seventh andeighth days Of November, A. d.
1874
The returning officers at satd general election,
shall open poll for ard make return 10 the sccre-
tary Estate Of the. names ofal those voting 'or
Representatives who have voted on tho proposed
amendment to section Of article 10 Of tho con itu-
ton In accordance with law. the ballots by
ters to have written or printed on them the words
"fnr the Amendment or "aganst the amcndm .ntr
The attention ofo fcrrs ofihs law, voters and 9TH
crs Is called TO the provisions OF tho law OF this
siaia and the United States, enacted to secure tho
free exercise ofthe rights OF suffrage. and the pm
lshment OF those who may IN any manner attempt
to Interfere with this franchise. H
In testimony ,whereofI haso heroun TO signed my
name aud have caused the great seal OF tho
H.. State to be axei, at tho city OF Austin, this
10th day ofJuy. A D 1872.
EDMUND J. DAVIS, Governor.
ny the Governor:
JAMES P. NRwco,iB, SeO'y OF Stlss. fi;t.dc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

Tho Texas Sun, good sound Democrat,
paper, like the HEaAlp opposed to ih'
nomination Of Greeley, but unlike tn,
HERALD, not willing to submit and inaL,
the best OF a bad matter, gays:
"And because August Belmont copied
tho trcachery of his ancestor, Judas tpusl
Robert losselyn copy him."
Certainly not but there is great dis
ference between beiug trcacherous your
self aud making the best use Of what
ireachery has left you. We must be prac-
Zeal. Honest democrats are placed in a
position, not BY their own act, in which
they can do nothing more than choose be-
tween two evils they should not DO pas
si,e Thore Is a choice, and VIC make II,
aud 60 TO work. and VIC trust our talented
young friend Of the Sun will help US. II
win not do TO vote for Grant aud IL viii
not do to let Grant be elected, II We can
help Il, and VIC can now prevent it only by
voting for Greeley.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

CoLToS NEW Mar OF TExAs.-- We hav.
received froui Z. II. Gushing Of Houston
the extensive Dealer in Books, Stationary
&C., Coltou's New Picket Map of Texas, fov
which our lhanks are due. We have spent
seine time in looking over It, and bavc nc
hesitation Ia recommending il to the pub
lie at the best we lave seen. Il is COIN
piled from the official rnnns ofihe General
Land 0siice, he personal rcconnoisaaces Of
rrof Roessler, and the information fur
nished by Mr.. Pressler. The various rail.
roads, finished, in progress OF IN con.em
rlation, are correctly laid down, as we'll az
the yarions counties and principal towns
Of tho State. migrants and strangers, rs
we'll as citizens generally, viii find this
Iuap CT much usefulness and convenience.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

NEw PyBL,cATioSs.-We have received
from T. D. Peterson Brothers, BOG Chest
uui ST., Philadelphia, through the hLnds
Of Thompson & Pierce, booksellers aud
News Agents IN tails CRY, the following
new publications Sylvester Sound, by
IIcury Cockior, price 70 cents. The Count
ess OF charney. BY Alexander Dumas, price
81. Six Years I.sscr, BY Aiexauder Donas,
price 81 and Ny Hero, by Mrs. FORESTER,
price SLID, ile first three ia paper covers,
The lasi handsomely bound.
We read s,lves CT Sound many years
ago with mash delight and this new re-
publication by The peIeisoas will be cx-
haus,ed by toe public IN sboT; time, re
have no doubt. Dniuas. Inc elder, vas llsc
eresies: 81 French noveIisls. and The works.
mentioned are smsng de best FROM bis
pen. tIr-. fefnarr is new mare TO ne
i-hs is an R1glish writer. lately eou.inS
into notice. aed this NY Hero" is. We be-.
i'sse. her second Effort As soon o. "a
,.e, tine 70 lead j.. We viii giss II more
t<icsisi police.
an ,htss bs,ks nfy he had Of Thompson /
Pierce, he ss,sspr'sirg Booksellers and
Ness Agents in ,iis ely. ~ho keep con-
.,aniiy % had every ding dssirtt's IN
,Aeif Inc Tleil sio1t has been i>ls'F
,srr much increased 1ife 'h.', rsli
NJ tsa'h.a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
EDR0CLAMATION
BY the Governor Of the State of Texas.

WHEREAS, II Is provided by section thirty-scven
GU Of article three () OF the constitution Of this
State, that AT the first general election after the nc
ceptance oil the constitution by the Congress OF Tho
United States, election shHll be holdent to settle
permanent tho sact Of government OF thu State oil
Texas
Now, iberei. &c. I, EDMUND ]. LAWS, Governor
ofTexas, by virtue Of the Authority vested In me by
the Uonsti ntipn and laws OF this stafo, do hereby
order and direct that said election for the
settlement OF the seat OF government OF this State ba
held at Tho same time aud places for voting as at the
next general election viz at the county scat Of zach
county, and commencing on the frst Tuesday after
the FIRST Monday IN November, A. d 1879, and cou.
tinuing ur consecutive days viz tho fiflh, sixth
seventh and eighth days OF Novrmbey. A n. 1879.
The returns of said election shall he transmitted to
the Governor and other returning officers in accord
ance with law.
The attention oiotlcors the law, voters and 9TH
ers Is called TO provisions OF the lw Of this State ani
the United States, enacted 10 the FREQ exercise
OF the rights Of suffrage and the punishment ofthose
VINO may IN any manner attempt to Interfere with
this franchise
In testimony whereof have ierennto signed my
nane aud have caused III. great seal OF tho
L. s. State to be af xed. at the cify OF Austin this
18th duy Of Jriy. A. D.is75.
EDMUND j. DAVIS, Governor.
By the Governor:
JAMES P. NKwconD, seo'y of State. lang 347;tie
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

An exchange saye, that i. a. rcllart
nov writes only M occasional letter o.
magazine article with what lie calls .sih.
heggared pen cfan inyalid.v We ar, nol
tJrry 10 hear it. Ills pen ought TO haze
hccn ''bcggared' stihe start a more cold
biooaed, prcdjudoed, unreliable writer has
not sprung up since tho war, and during
J, le was an upmitisated curse TO the Con
iederate CAUSE. We know the man. W.
do not rejoice in bis Ill health, bnt we dc
rejoice in he prospect Int hi, pen will bl
idle for awhile
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
t.ounde0 On n TIo,L I -11s Al

Wounded on "a ftOfh The dla.
hJpcinlsl aiyentlrsfs who hssff from tin,
line iiitmtie Ia run lhslf n,fihlais ~.
lions against Drikss Plantation blfiers
vow ihnl they cannot understand what
foundation there 10 Tor ~ ainasllr p,pu.
lafliy. The explanation IL simple enough
The ripuiaticn Of The world renowned Ton.
lc h found npon y Ioek, The Rock " TX
reriencc. All iia Ingredients are pure and
wholesome. How, Ilen, could iricksiera
and cheats expect TO rival IL with com
pounds Of elenp drugs and refuse liquor,
or with liqnorlefr irnsh In state OF nee.
ious fermentation OF ccnfEe he o.nrln-
inns have come 10 grief Their iillo game
has failed. Their contempt for the rngaci
~ Of tho community has been ftly pun
ished. Meanwhile Plantation Blters seems
10 be In ialr way Of eventually suppressed.
ing every other medicinal preparation in
Guided In The class to which II belongs. In
every State and Territory OF the Union Il
Is, to day, the accepted specific for nervous
debility, dyspepsie, fever and nguc rheu.
maiism, and all ailments Inv diving de-
dciency OF vital power.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

ICY a few days ago rumor prevailed
along the Central Railroai that the y ,iaw
fever had broken out at Mobile, and thai
many citizens with their famlirs we're
leaving Galveston, fearing its appearance
there. Mr.. David Richardson telcgrnphc'l
TO know what foundation there was for ilc
rumor, and tho following reply was return
cd on Thursday last: mo easss at all :
the rtinor was n mistake
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

FiRsr Gus.-The news contained in our
telegrapbic dispatch is glorious. Tic Old
North State has done her duty. II may
be considered the death knel Of Grant
and the party in power. The radicals
used every effort and felt quite certain Of
carrying the state. Let all patriots re-
joice over this victory and s'be exceedingly
glad" IIurrah for the Old North State
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

fssfosnbIn Advertising sssnelss afo o
greai adrahiags ~ both aisefils,r and
Publisher. That Of ueo =. npweli a o.,
No. ~ raft llos. New York, Ia considered
ny many ihe most complete establishment
Of The hind 10 Tho UniieI slalsl.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
d ELlEf Is TEN MINUTES.
RRYAE.s PuLMoKIc WATERS

Gar, coushs. Colds. Asthma, Dronchnis. Scr.
Threat Hsarleness. dif1cnlt breathing, lncpisu'
ccnsurapticn and Lrns Disesscs. Ihey hafe ~
taste Of fnedicine. and any chld ein take fhetu
Thoneauds haze been restored to health thnt had Re
s.re fesrairsl Trslim6nf given In hundrels ofcrsfr
An ior Bnrsr's rutnoTrc WArrul. Price D truf'
ref box jon MOSES proprietor, Is ccfiiandi "a
Eaw York.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
oTHER:MARIkETs.

lCondensed from the Galveston News
LIVERPOOL, July 81.
CoTroS--opened qnict and closed nat--quotations
uplands oS40o1sd.; Orleans loXd.
NEW YonK, July o.
GoLD--Opened at 115 and closed at ll53<
lorroa Opened dull, nominal aud low or, and
closed steady at the following qtotations Ordua.
ry ullands lie; good ordinary 1ss54c.; low mddlng
20l4c.; midiing NE; middling Alabama 2lasc;
middiins Orleans q lse.; middling Texas 2iac.
New ORLEANS, Jsly 81,
GoLD--lliss
,Corros-duil and lowor-l91 a 2oc for low mid.
ding.
GALVESTON. July 81, 1872.
GoLp--Rnled active to day ll4I.f7iii9s, closing
firm at the outside figure.
sILysR-Is in good demand ut llo@ll for cur.
roney, aud "a to per cent, di'eount Tor gold.
WooL-Wc quite nomi. ally Ms following rs 300
for bury, and JiC9f0c. for medium to fine, tree
turs
HIDre.-Dry stock continues dull and dropping.
We sui p,oie at l4%@6c: for dry as they run, and
lOGl01ic. for wet sailed.
sfneuG-Thc marsoi IL quiet and weak. Choice
treble extra sells from store at S810S 20, and low
treble extraat 81 soar u.s. The fancy brands COM
mand 50 2jai1 %.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

slsf-Amcng the monthly periodicals for
August, VIC note the reception of Tie fol
lowing: Woods Household Magazine; the
Phrc biological Journal and tho Ladies
Pcsrl. OF the former two, we hays.fre.
guenily spoken, the latter is email HER
nry monthly, neatly published Mt Nash.
vile, Tenn, and edited by john Shirley
Ward. Price Sl00 only.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

ez.J- The Houston Union has had taste
Of the Dallss peaches, grown by the Messr1
Ross ! smaeks lis lips and looks with
iearfulcyes porthward. Never fear, We
win keep ycu supplied with frui, here
sfier. They eta DO sent 10 Iiouston aud
Galveston wilhoii hurting. We fear St
Louis viii be found ioe'far OF fer success
iul transportation. The peach is a vvfy
tiul!cate fruit AMI ,aa not staal brHisi pg,
especially the Chinese Cling.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

rsls"A new book is advcrsisei with The
title, allow the Baby came" Well, we pre-,
Some il came tho old way. Modern prog
rcss has not disturbed this as yet 1t Il
about IlIe only consolation LEFT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

ty1hs aIleniion ofnhe psbiis 1, snllsi
10 tho oily ordIasnusa rabiishsi lhIs wok
aoi more pafneulnrly 10 ihsi ia filallou
70 iha rl,ef bank opposite the city, ThIa
IL veil Nov ons 10 keep Dallas from b..
Ing onllei hug pou.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

EE.The late county contention Of Ellis
county expressed prc fer.r4n r..- 49,
ron Tor Congress in this District, but did
no, bind It's delegates by Instructions
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

p1yPlmplcs and brown spo's on III .
iace, Erupilong, llloihes, scrofulous Di O.
eases, and all sores arising from impure
blood, nfe CURED by DR.. picrces Golden
Medical Discovery.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
TO MARRIED LADIES

fhcJ arc particularly suited They will in tbor
time trlne on the monthly period with regularity
and although very powerful, contain nothing hurt
fn 20 the consolidation IL all cases Of Nervous ana
SPINAL Affections, Pains 70 the back and limbs, ~
tiruc on slight excriion, palplfnfiou oftho uesrt
UysterIcs and Whites they viii effect cure when
All other means have failed. Tho circulars around
snch package give NIL directions nno sasl,s or w,
be sent free TO all writing for them, sealed from OBJ
x'B.-In al cases where the Genuine cannot be
obtained. One Dollar enclosed 70 the sole froprie.
tor, JOB MOSES, Is Cortlanpt ST., New ork VIII
insure bottle OF the gsnEint. containing my pills
hy return mail, securely sealed from any knoTie1se
OF its contents.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

Re.y- We uo,ioc the arrival of Arihcr Q
Tome Magazine and the Chilrrn's lionr
for August, bo'h good Of their kind aud
deserving patronage.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
9sw Sapertisemeuts.
uMINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

The undersigned having boon appointed admin
isrntor Of tho Estate of VIM, Myers deceased, on
the ri La .s,sfe. ts7O thiss notify oil parsons
having claims agaiusi said estate to present them,
duly authenticated, within " months IRON the above
date, or they will be barred.
47:3w.l MEREDITH MYERS, Admir-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

asy- writer Of the Galveston News
proposes to send Judge Reagan North to
make speeches during the campaign. 10
,Lordy" Is there 10 be no end TO Reagan's
speech making2 Send him to EUROPE
bend i'm 10 Africa-seui him anywhere
before Texas shall be swallowed up BY
Reagan.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
lssssoaurrtr.

IN. iep pafiosuhip hsrefeer Oi.nns ~.
tween rid sfnsss 4 ihls dsy al..e "a " y gia.
NJ cunafnt Jas. n IiILD,
fNli, n. n. hNEID
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

BSns From a letter jast received by Gen.
Good, of This city, from Can't. J. =. Hawk
ms. of Marshall, we learn that the work
on the Southern Pacific Road has been al
ready commenced "wilh large force, and
that il will be vigorously prosecuted
Good for Tom Sccis. Let the word be. "on
to San Diego"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

g&B-The Navasoia Tablet speaks Of the
arrival at that place Of ninety bushels Of
Texas apples from Fannin county, raised
and shipped by Mr. A. Burney. Its said
they went Off ''liko hot cakes.p "liereio-
fore" says the Tablet, "apples have been
shipped up the Road from, other States.
We have noticed plenty Of apples in the
Dallas market this year. but whether
enough have been raised for expectation to
other less favored regions, VIC are not in
formed. We are satisfied, however, that
any amount mightbe raised here by prop
er attention. Oar people are waking up.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

asS' piner, Of Denton, has bren nomins
fej for District Attorney Cor that District.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

have 10 day Withdrawn from Tho can.
ddacy for Congress IN ibis District. The
reason for this course Is due my friends
and supporters.
IL advance OF the Dallas county conven.
ton, had publicly announced ihnt, unless
endorsed by That body, | should cease TO
be candidate. with no OF position 50 fur
~ am informed, except from Tho city
Representatives, they adopted resolution
10 Instruct their delegates to tho Judicial
aud Congressional convention. The for
mer we're instructed aud the country rep.
resentaiyes in ended doing the same with
tbs latter, but nu adjournment was eiiout-
cd before this could be done.
understood that four Of tho five Pre-
cinois Ia the county had, in their primary
meetingo, expressed In each Almost un AN
imous preference sor me, and AT least four.
iflhs of the county convention desired so
TO Instruct, but u was not aOpe, and have
no alternative hut tho one above indicated.
10 my friends in the country aud in
other counties, | tender my sincere TIM uks
fer their encouragement aud assistance,
aud take PLEASURE in assuring them that
the nominee OF the Mckinney convention
shall receive from me the same cordial
support have always given the nominee
of the democratic party.
JOHN j. GOOD.
~ Ta-oa T,,Ir 1879
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

Is hereby given 10 all whom it may
concern, that the action taken by Mcssrs.
Hawkins, Cullen, Clark and Crowdns is
Illegal and yindictive, and calculated to
destroy the Charter and prospects of tho
Dallas & Wichita Railroad There can be
but o. legally organized Company, and Il
TINT am Presidenl.
aug 2d--47;St.1 J. W. CALDER.
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TT s. MAGL naACE6 FOR
CleJurae. johnson CtNatg.

Ge5urae, johnson County.
am running good twc-hnrsc hack to tho above
place. via Cedar II Ill. Mansfield and Alvarado leav
ing Dallas every Monday morning, ami arriving II
Cloburno Tuesday ut II A. NJ Returning leave Gle
hurne at Z. NJ Tuesday and arrive at Dallas
Wednesday evening.
Farcio clebnrnc So way Stations iel5cts. per
mile. Small packages carried al rcasorshis rates.
Office q, the CrHchiiyld iiasc. h
4stf. 4Aosfs J. BE-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
GELECT HIGH SCHOOL
FOR BOYS.
LIMITED TO THIRTY PUPILS.

Having secured for the ensuing season n
pleasant and commodirus school-house be-
tween Elm and Main St., one block and n
half East Of the Female Academy, will
open High School for boys on the
Nineteenth bay Of August, 1872.
Assiduous attention will be. given to the
training of pupils. My experience and
success as n teacher elsewhere, render me
confident Of my ability TO supplya desii-
eratum long wanted in DALLAS, TO witt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
Dallas, Texas, JuIy q, 1872.

1NDrAxs.-On Sunday evening,
2fst inst, on Roois- O-selr. in the
west part of this county, Tige Lit.
tlefcld. Wright Jones and a Mr.. Ross
encountered party Of eight lndi-
ans. Quite a lively fight onsucd for
abnutan hour in which Mr. Ross
received n severe shot in tho right
hip and fell from his horse. The
other two gentlemen CALAMITY
dismountcd in the faco of over
whelming odds, determined to save
their comrade or DO scalped with
him. Iitttcfelds horse was shot
during the fghs. Undcr the cover
of dusk The party withdrew from
the fight, carrying their wounded
friend with them u distance Of three
miles,to Wright Jones', where he
was doing well when last heard
from. Tho Indians passed on in
sonth-casterly direction to Grind
stone and thence to Patrick S Creek,
stealing some horses They then
turned up the Brazos near tho
mouth of Rock Creek and stole a
horse from Tigo Littlefe!d after
sunrise next morning. A young
lady being at tho cow-pen heard
tho Indians as they passed, where
upon eight or ten of the neighbors
who had gathered to SEQ Mr.. Ross,
mounted thoir horses and pursued
the Indians closely from half past
seven Til one in the evening but
cou Id not overtake them. They
passed out,in the direction Of Black
Springs through tho mountains
north west Of the Millsap place on
Rock Creek. - ]EeatheJ'ord Signet.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

eyAnilrsu D. Walker and jsiI Black,
tried at Charleston ior the murder Of Green
Butler we're convicted. the first 'ebr hug
he last 10 be sent to he reni'enliary for
life Tie verdict Or The iefs seems |e hive
s'rri gentre' satisfaction.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

TEXAS FLOUR FROM DALLAS -
J. L. & A. CsMcKeen are receiving
today. by way of testing the mar
kct, a small quantity of family
flour from the Dallas Manufacturing
Company, in fifty and one hundred
pound sacks We hope families
will take this flour on trial, and en-
courage home industry. We con-
mob ace. however, that Texas can
compete with the Western Hour, so
long as the freights on our own
railroads are SO exorbitant for
instance, sack of four of onehun
'drcd pounds from Dallas TO Hous-
ton. is eighty cents in gold, while a
barrel of -four from st. Louis to
Galveston is only ninety cents in
currency thus you see, tho freight
from Dallas to Galveston is over
double thst from St. Louis to Gal
weston. DIR. J. 3 Scott would con-
tinue his shipments if the freights
would justify, but under present
rates the people must be content to
do without good, sweet Texas -four,
which never gets sour or musiy,
and which makes good and whole
somo bread for that of less INJURIOUS
quality. We hopo our people will
appreciate this Dallas shipment TO
Galveston. ~ Galreston Neus.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

- The irrtprsss.ble Bob Taylor o. Pas
Mn county has been appointed Jndss Of
that District N Tie riaes Of Judge La'i.
mer resigned.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

ga An original dem ocratic Greeley pa
por ia this State complains that Sit is
mortifying that nearly all its time win be
taken up in trying to convince Southern
Democrats that il is their duty to vote for
Greeley. We pointed this difficulty QUITO
our democratic brethren before Greeley
was nominated al Baltimore, bur irdid no
good. The Greeley papers III Texas would
havcit then thatevery body was for Greeley
They would not listen to the sligt test sng-
gestion to The contrary. Nov, let them
labor and we will try to help them out Of
their trouble.