Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-13

Tho nfquebohable iifaiy, MI siiisne 4
vim me hoiorioiy obtained NJ The Cofsl
olna Convention !, oni IN tso Newspapers
simultaneously 10 The oSioni u two ool'
umhs anil bali ln defence. ~ bis conduct
there, and to Keep honest Horace ewire Of
the Important fact Of his existence ln tex.
49, We horo our brothers flho Telegraph
md News have been well paid for ibesc l.
vtrllsements, aud that they have duly for.
warjed dozen copies, markell, 10 the
white hated philosopher as a delicate jog
to his memory. Should Greeley ever be
President, tho irrcrressibo Brady must
have something. There IL surely nothing
"cQuivocal' In the position Of Brady TO-.
wards Greeley, II there is as regards. the
Texas Democracy, which point the Brady
was so anxious to clear up. Wearc ready
to give hny certificates that Brady ras for
Greeley, is for Greeley, and riH be for
Greeley as long na there Is any chance
that Greeley will, some day, be President
| hHi bUN lOlENt ~ 10 NJ
70 our opinion that II was Bra ~, and no
other than Brady, that 60, Horace, the
famous farmer, to come to the Houston
Fair in the blessed year Of our Lord, 1871,
and tell "~bat he knew ab5ut farming"
aud Tint it was Brady, the vcritab!c Bra
dy, who paid for the same literally, and
made money thereby, IS all liberal mon
should make money when they go into a
thing to make money I'VE cpinc, also
EGretlcy in Toxas, unless Reagan or Lub.
book nwarran'ebly got ahead Of him ai
the last Fair, when the news came that the
HORTICULTURAL candidate was nominated nj
Cincinuati( We think the only man, who
hnl the s,Nit Of Brady, was The omnipres-
cnl Elias Smith who shouted fer Greeley
at New Orleans before the Convention al
journci, But This was unfair, AMI should
not detiact from the credit due to Brady.
| II is not to be wondered at that n Smith
should get ahead of everybody, and we in
sist ihat the prospects of Brady should not
be injured tlcrcby.
But while wo accord to Brady the first
place on the Greeley list in Texas, we ut
icrly rcpudiatc tho idea advanced by him.
that "nnc-tcnlhs' of the democrats of
Texas were for Greeley, and that it was the
duty Of tho Convention to say so. There
is no truth in it, let it come from whom it
will. This phrase seems TO have been
stcrcotypcd by tho Greeley men, Some wise
enc from Dallas, before tho Convention
met, wrote to the Galveston News that
"nine-tcnths" Of the democracy, hcrea
bouts, were for Greeley.
That man nay have honestly thought
mistaken as if he had uscd his shirt for
an overcoat. A large majority of the de-
mocrais Of Dallas and large majority of
the democrats Of Texas were opposed to
Greeley, as they naturally should have
hecn, and preferred some honest man of
their own party; but, MS between Greeley
and Grant, they will be for Greeley Not
that they love Greeley, but that they hate
Grant and deem Greeley the more honest
man CT the two. That is it. Let not the
Brady, nor any one else, attempt to hum
bug the noted farmer of the Tribune, and
make him believe that he and his sort are
beloved by the Texas barbarians, and that
they are prepared TO hug him and them to
their swelling hearts. Even the love o.
Brady is not equal TO the love of Jonathan
for David. 1t means consideration.