Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-29
pl.ts. Ballotln and ils Sort,

flnkes nGleiln. which should no lohsef
he called such, M II no longer belongs 10
Flake but too company u fephbliton
stockholders, moro or less appears 10 DO
agllalcd about our position In politicr, pni
quotes some Of our oomplainings about no
working Of The passive policy aud the
Greeley movement, and makes some point
less comments upon them. II Is hard 10
SEQ or to soy what the Bulletins real po-
silion IL, or What IL has bccn-5-indecd We
think It does not know itself what man.
ner of thing /. is or what II wants or is
aiming NJ. II seemed 10 be for Gram up
TO the Cincinnati nominations, but nher
Gov. Peaces return, IL took up Greeley
and Brown, and made feeble ilutier With
the Galveston News for tho leadership of
the new combination. But il sooh slNs'd-
cd under the fierce attack OF the News,
which showed game, when IL come to that,
and soon remained "cock of the walk" If
the News had taken lip Tie candidate of
the Bulletin, it gave it to understand that
IL must fight under its orders, or not fight
at all. Tho editor of the Bulletin was told
that he and his sort in Texas did not
amount ito q row of pins md must be-
have themselves. The democracy would
go Greeley and Brown, but they Ind To use
for the grow of pins in Texas, and they
had best know their places and keep quiet.
And it must be confessed that they seem
to be doing this under the casligation Of
the News, whose feathers were decidedly
ruiled by the little demonstration of the
Bulletin hit If whipped III this fight,
the Bulls,in birtkwas determined to exhib-
is its pluck and bottom somewhere else-so
it mustered up courage to pitch into the
HERALD. Now we rather like this. We
consider political matters in this State, If
not elsewhere, to u certain extent settled
for the time, and we want some amusc-
ment. Flakes Bulletin will give this, and
we take it kindly in Flakes Bulletin,
which is not Flakes. We will tell the Bull
lc,in, for we don't care about talking of
the sold white hat" just now, how politics
have been settled in Texas for the present,
The democracy have agreed to go for Gree
ley and Brown, thinking they Can do no
better, but not to 60 for Gov. Pease and
the Bulletin and its folks. They must take
care of themselves and behave PROPERLY
They are not to have any of tile offices, but
thoy arc 10 feed OH patriotism instead of
"chicken Pic" Should Greeley be elected
President, the coilcctorship of tile Port of
Galveston is not to be given TO the editor
of the Bulletin but to Father o Brady Of
the Houston Hub. Should foreign minis
ter be wanted from Texas, the grateful
Horace will not look TO Gov. Hamilton or
Judge Sabin, but TO our accomplished
friend, Gel Ashbell Smith, who would i'll
the bill to nicely. IL any public print.
ing from Washington is TO be given to d
Texas journal, it will not sd to The Bulle-
tin, but to the News which was the first
Texas paper 70 shout for Greeley, and
which is always sound on the money ques-
ton. The Bulletin will no powerless TO
prevent these things, and will cut Il far
more ridiculous figure than "NIrs, Parting
ton with her mop Our sorrow over the
decentralization u the democtatiS party
gives way TO h nile as we thnk Of these
things.