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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17
reg Gunner Pounds the powers of Con

ssss Gunner Pounds the powers Of Con
grcss On the Declaration of Independence
For this he is descrveily ridiculed, even by
his brother rad ical in the Senate, Mr.. Car
psnter Sumner does not seem to have
the least idea of the roal nature Of our
form of Governm,n,. He thinks the Con-
gress has right to do Whatever it pleas
es, So it is in accordance with the DsclGra'
ii,n Of Independence. How can any dem
ocrats talk OF the possibility even of sup
porting such man for Presi ent. Ex'
cept rs to his private character, which we
know nothing against, he is worse than
Grant.
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acknowledgements

We are ia receipt of the Presidents Meg
sage. with occolnpanyin ing documents, from
the Hon. ". =. Herndon Of the LIST District
for which oar thanks are give". We have
10 doubt he will make an excellent Repre-
sentative of the people of Texas.
:, From tiie Publishers, William A. Pond
g. Co., through the attention of Z. II. Cush
ing Of fous' o., comcs>Ihe Sailors Return,
anew and favorlte song by the author OF
"Goedibye sweatheart.'
This Public Ledger Office, Phil, sends us
ifsEAllnannc for 1872, very prettily gotten
ny, .....a.
3. We have received No. rol., II, Of the
Present Age, issued quarterly by James f.
Waldo, New Orleans. 1t seems to be an
advertising medium merely.
: Thanks to the Han. John G. Conner for
copies of the Daily Globe.
Peier henderson & Co, 81, Cortlanjt ST,
New York send us samples Of seed from
tleir great seed establishment.
he Mcnihly Report OF the department
of AgiicnlIme for January 1872 isat last
before Us, but We have not ye. lad time to
examine il particularly. We see the Soon
dition. Of Winter Wheat reported from
different States. The reports from re1a.
are from Lampasas, Gillispie, Kaufman,
Kendall, Medina and Red River nothing
from Dallas. We may observe here, that
it, is, our information that the wheat crop
throughout this region is promising.
tiAhew paper comes to us, marked for
exchange. The Cay Of Brooklyn, by Al
! txander pe'mar. 1t tx devoted to reform
. Tho we'll known requirements of the eli-
ter insure a good readable paper. 1t is
handsomely printed.
ekS-Wc notice on our table number of
the Bee Keepers, Journal. published in
New York by IL A. King & Co.. ii Murray
81. Terms Sl0o year. 1t is illustrated
AMI contains much matter useful to bee
xaisers.
"EsS- The first number Of the American
Journalist, Published AZ Philadelphia, by
Cor, Weiherill * Co, has been received
lis. object is ''to disseminate information
-likely to be useful to journalists"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

eG5-If we were all that the Immaculate
editor OF the State Gazette calls us, n "Bo
hemian" and "fossil, with as much ate
merity" as "stupiiiiy,''it would not dc
away with the faci, that the last Demo
cratic State Convention refused to indorse
his course as editor Of the State Gazette,
and that a majority of the present Execn
tive Committee OF The State do not now en-
dorse him---nor will the democracy OF the
State ever indorse him until he learns to
conduct himself with more modcsty, dis
crstion and wisdom.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

The Kaufman Star wants Throck
morton for member TO Congress for
two years, and then Governor OF
the State. Such modesty surpass
eth the comprehension of the true
Democracy.-State Gazette.
We are ut a loss to know wheth
CT the Gazette intimates that the
Star, or its favorito for Congress,
has too little modesty. That, how
ever, is not very material to the is
sue. Some politicians are rome to
err in everything, Offers seem un
able to keep up with current events
and always fail to notice great
changes in the affairs of men. We
have always admired the Gazette
for its pluck, but it has not accurate
ly observed what has been taking
place in our part of the world OF
late. It's views would have been
correct ten years ago, but since
that time many sad and calamitcua
changes have taken place and we
MS wise people must, willingly or
unwillingly, shape our course accor-
ding to surrounding circumstances
This, the Gazette ought to be able
to see, and it ought to ha the
manhood to openly and boldly NEE,
the issues of the presant day as
they arise We notice all over the
State, that those democratic papers,
which had such u large share in the
election of Governor Davis and in
bringing disasters upon the cOun-
try, are opposed to the election of
Gov. Throckmorton to Congress
We are at u loss to comprehend
their motives. The condition of
the country calls for united effort
on the part of every true patriot in
the South. All the ambition for
leadership should be laid upon the
alter Of our common country The
whole people were mortified at the
course ola few Democratic papers
in Texas two years age, and it was
| believed that no such blunder would
ever be repeated. If that is again
to occur, the sooner the country
knows it the better it will be for all
parties. We have no doubt but
that the Gazette will give the ben
eft of its powerful influence to who
ever is nominated by its party, If
that should be Throckmorton, we
expect to 500 the Gazette take an
active part in his election. For
one, we do not care who is chosen
rs our standard bearer in the next
canvass. But as it will be warmly
contested, we would not like to sec
some second rate quarter nag in the
field. The man who carries the
State in 1872 must have speed and
bottom; or 10 speak moro correctly
he must be q man in whose integri-
ty, and patriotism the people have
full confidence.
We hope the Gazette will get out
of his old notions and fall into line
with the great body of the Democ-
racy and mako common cause
against radicllism. If it has a ia
vorite let him be brought forward
and his claims fairly canvasscd. If
not, let i. not waste time in distrac-
ting the party. The only reason
under heaven which we have in ad-
vocating the selection of Governor
Throckmorton, is that in our hum
bic opinion he is the strongest man
in the State, and that he can got a
larger vote in all parts Of the State,
than any other man.-Kdaf. Star.
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Great Atlantic s. Pacific
100 oHa

Will exhibit IA this city on Wednesday
ani Thursday next, Feb. 2lst and 22d. as
will be seen by the advertisement in to-
Jay paper. This company, as will DC re-
rnembered, visited our city in the first
week Of December Lass, since which time
it.bss been to the coast cities, where 1t has
given very general Satisfaction, as it did
pfhis city. Large audiences have tesn
in a tendance w.iersy Il this Ciicns
sss gwen entertainments.
Miss Polly Lees graceful equestrian act,
2 III which she manage. four horses, riding
orfsyo OF them and SUPP oriing three chill
,Isn-ir various positions, IL certainly one
/: the tnc,l pleasing as we'll as skillfui
iesfsrs hare ever witnessed. The bare
back Z ding Of Master Harry Lee, and The
surprising rerforrnan ed OF Master Leva-
er,liruly tnfifle thtm ~ the appellation Of
'1'rSdfgies % the ring, while the daring
IIuidie fscs, by In IsGle Rosa, sends a
,fhriii f.ir0ng.fIle audience as this seeming
ly finid aud frail litlie creature flies
sronnd he ring al teri. nc speed upon two
'ifsfs spiriled ponies. Another interesting
eat u thst q Mons. A. Lehman, who aoi-
usflr kailas up ladder standing in the
rdddi- oftbe fing with no support whatev-
or. B5f probably the most amns.ng thing
II rbs tiioe performance is the eomical
appear usct of th. dimunitive Valentine.
(. osiy .hpff three yesrs OF sss, in tbe beau
.ifnl rrrr.senfaiion entitled "Ths Morn
inrlssr ?. ~ sriiiss Sffhe Silver slower.
fssff1es these, many other attractions
.sss t,ffssn II which We hare not space 10
ruihnrrsff. NJ siieh need only be seen 10
!. BE- s,,p " Glazed. .-----st
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

Parson Welsh was the Congrega-
al minister at Amesbury, Mass two
or three generations ago. On one
occasion he was called TO marry a
rustic couple. please join your
right hands" Thcreupon the groom
with his right hand. takes the
brides left "Please join your
right hands" The groom, little
confused. lets go his grasp. Your
right hands, Please join your right
hands T. The groom thinks a mo-
mcnt. lets go his grasp again. and
turning around, seiEes the bride
with both hands, her right with his
left. her left with his right, and ex-
claims, "now I've got her"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17


BERLIN, Feb. 12-AIr. Bancroft,
Americn Minister, has completed
his reply to the British case in the
San Juan boundary question, and
will Immediately submit it to the
Arbi.rators ana the Emperor Will
liam A copy has been dispatched
to Washington.
LONDON, Feb, II The report
that Bismarck proposed to mediate
between Great Britain and the
United States is rnioundcd.
LONDON, Feb. 10 In the House
of Lords this evening the Duke of
Argyle announced that the Govern,
ment had received official informa-
ton of the assassination of the Gov
ernor General of India, the Earl of
Mayo.
Gladstone stated that on the even
ing of the s inst, the Earl of Mayo
was stabbed by n MohammedaH con
Wet, and soon after receiving the
wound expired. The Premier pro-
cceded to cxprcss the regret the
Whole country would feel Mt his
death, and was followed by Disrae
Ii who referred to the great pubic
service f The deceased in terms OF
the highest praise.
Tho Daily News asserts that tho
public opinion is strong in condcm-
nation of the course pursued by the
United States Government in con-
nection with the Alabama claims
Gladstone to-day stated that the
case of the American Government
submitted to the Geneva Board of
Aabitrators had not yet been pre-
scented, it would therefore be III.
just to publish the document at
present.
LONDON, Feb. l2.--Mr. Meyer has
been appointed Consul for the
North German confederation at
Philadelphia.
PARIS, Feb. 12.-Calob Cushing.
J. 3 Davis William NJ Evarts and
Waite have arrived in Paris and
are in close consultation in regard
TO the business before the Geneva
Board of Arbitrators
PARIS, Feb l2.-Roucher, form
erly Minister of State under Napo
leon, has been elected to the Assem-
bly, from the island of Corsica
A Republican is elected to the
Assembly from the Department of
the Eure
LONDON, Feb. 12'-Thc Press
this morning continues tho discus
sion of the difficulties which have
arisen with the United States, re-
garding the Claims before the GEN.
eva Board of indirect damages The
papers advocate moderate course
on the part of the English Govern
ment.
The conflict opinion on the Ala
bama Claims still increase. A meet
ing Of the worlmen will soon be
held to approve the course of the
British Government, and demand
the immediate settlement of the
Claims The sum to be paid to the
United States is to be subsequent
ly recovered of the builders of the
vessels which caused the damages
A parry in Parliament prepar
ing Il move for the resignation Of
the present Ministry, on the grond
of its blundeiing ineapacity, and
the formation of q Cabinet which
shall propose a settlement Of the
American Claims on new basis.
Should Gov Throckmorton be
The nnrnifne nffhn nemncrnfic MIR.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

e9rwe are glad to see that the State
Gazette has sense ei ough left to approve
OF The nomination OF Gen. Hancock for
President Aunt johnny will GENE all
right yet when she gets over her tan
frums
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17
es-rhe Tyler Reporter has .gsiu made

yThe Tyler Reporter has sgsin made
ii, appearance under new management
Col. Douglas retirss with graceful vale
aietory and his successor, Mr.. Thomas
Smith greets us with very sensible and
dignih,d salutatory. lie and Mr.. Hamil.
ton will hereafter edit the Reporter which
is published by S. II. Deaird 4 Co. ouI
kiLdest wishes attend he Reporter.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

rrD-Som of the Houston newspapers
parlake greatly of the nalncss OF liz siiua.
ton. II is curious TO note what effect 10.
cation frequently has on the brains and
habits Of people, especially cliiors.
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lf~alIa1C - ~
lbH Fed,


IN his s uhtyi ut the residence Of the
| late n &. FLOYD, ESQ. on the 23d Jan.
ElS72, afler an illness Of some two weeks
Mr.JOiIN b. MART, of consumption. Mr.
Hart was born September 23d 1915, in
Henderson county, Ky, removed to Dallas
county iexas, in the spring of 1885, where
he continued TO reside up to the period OF
his deaih His health ha ] been feeble for
some years. He bore his sutieribgs with
great forli uie and died, apparently, re-
signed 10 the will of God, surrounded by
wife friends and relatives. On account
OF his health, he vas rather retired in hi,
manners, and formed but few acquantan-
ccs-but those who knew him best, loved
and appreciated him for his many excel
lent qualities. lie was warm hearted
friend and kin neighbor. But alns! he is
dead--gone from our midst never to re-
turn--his memory alone remains and will
be cherished in the hearts of his associates
until they, too, shall pass into the spirit
land. U.
In Paris, Mo-, on tho oath of January,
1872, OF consumption, Miss MAMIE A.
MoCONNE T., age 30 years and months.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

ray The NORTH MISSOURI
ms. co. has Sled statement with
the Insurance Department of this
State showing its assets to be Jan.
LIST, 1872, s6l5,4l7 81. JNo. ID .KER-
Poor. Agent, Dallas, Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

gsr- We shall have the pleasure, mex
week, OF laying before our readers tho no.
marks of the Hon. John &. Conner, our
Representative ia Congress, on the Indian
Appropriation Bill.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

Foa House. cLEasISe, washing dishes,
floors, oil cloths, tables. cleaning windows,
paint. knives ard polishing tin, brass and
all metals, mss EBoeh Morgan's Sons
Sapolio. IL is c'eapsr aud better than
soap. Oct it fron ycur grocer, or at I'll
Wa.aire'oh s.rss \. y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

sJ. Most men, and even soma old wo-
men, like tina editor OF the State Gazette,
when they get wors,ed in argum ,nt, resort
to naughty words ofabuss and blackguard :
ism. Poor old aunt Jo.ny is no ex:ep-
,ion
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17
DALAI. Texas. Feb. IL. 1879.

To ,he Editor OF the Dallas IIksAtp;
have just returned from an extended
tour through the country between her,
and Red River. confess that in regard
to fertility Of soil, health, commercial ia.
cililies, anl, in fact, everything that consti.
tuies an attractive country, it far sur.
passed my most sanauine anticipati0ns
There, certainly is to be found the garden
spot OF Texas. Dallas is one Of the favor.
ell counties included in the district indi-
Gated. In regard to towns, have seel no
one thnt anything like cdualta yoiir city
II is par excellence THE town of Northern
Texas, and il a proper life fpolicy is rur
sued it may long maintain its supremacy
But your citissns must not rely nlone
on railroad facilities-they must embark
in the erection OF cotton and WOODEN factor
les; the erection of mills OF every variety.
The IN manufacture of cotton seed oil, chairs,
brooms house furniture; the erection o!
frst.class Seminaries of learning. In the
line Of Church edihcos, you are already
well represented, though Two Of the pro IL j.
m ent denominations of the country are yet
ithout house or worship in your town
Bapt st and o. S. Presbyterian, | am
glad to learn that each of these contem.
plate building Mt m early period. In this
they will doubtless be literally aided by
all your citizens.
/ am glad to notice that regular BOOK
and Stationery Store has recently been in
augurated in your city, in which is to be
found much valuable reading matter.
hope this establishment W i'll receive go1d
support, especially as see its worthy pro
pri'tOrs Messrs. Thompson 4 Pierce, are
liberal advertisers.
1t is with no design TO fatter, that | say
the Dallas HERALD is among the leading
papers OF Northern Texas, 1t is cditct
with an ability aud taste which would dc
credit to the journals of the largest citie'
in the State Under its present able eai
lorial guidance, the HERALD is doubtless
de stincd to make it's mark upon the public
mind, and to become power not only il
northern Texas, tui in the State generally
notice with pleasure the organization
Of your Public Reading Room.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

az" 81 We have received from the Hon. W
Ncrulou, . cary ora Joint Resolution
Introduced by rim in the House, to amend
the Joint X solution passed March I'd
1867, "rrohihiling paymeal by any officer
81 the government 10 any person MOI
knowuS,o b,ve been opposed to The rebel
lion. and in favor OF It's suppression, We
1r,sl,u gsy receive the approval OF bo'i
Houses. Same iamsrdment was necessary
10 the snds o. justice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

esly-"Answer fool according to bis fol.
w. This Is our excuse for some para
graphs In this issue. We prefer more
disnliied treatment of our ooiemporarios.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

LIZ The NORTH MISSOURI
INS.7CO. paid its heavy Chicago
losses fifteen days after the fire
without the least discount or delay
nfn adjustment. JNo. ID. KERFooT,
layout Dallas, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

y Bag-The income OF the NORTH
MISSOURI ms. co, increased
moro lhan ten fold during the last
year. JNo,, D. kERroor, Agent,
Dallas, Texas. I'd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

!. akis Our t,anks arc due the Hon john
Hancock for pamphlet COPY of the speech
OF the lion. Frank 2. lilair, before the Mis-
sairi Legislature, Jan. lilh, lS12.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

. Z D.
FIRE ~ loNGviEw. Mr.. J. l., ID. Blades,
Who returned home from Harrison county
on Monday last iarorms us that large
leiiion'of the town of Iongview (prcsent
western Terminus OF the southern Pacific
Rai!road) VA, burned on Friday night,
The 9il inst. The fire commenced in the
Commission lIonsc Of Miller & McKellcr,
aud spread rapidly to the adjoining build.
ing., consuming, before it stopped, fourteen
iuild ngs. and six hundred bales Of cotton,
an the latter of, which 'hcre was no iusur-
nncc. Among the buildings consumed was
$, hank the b lance mostly commission
houses. The loss is rot known, but We
l,a.rn that there was little or no insurance
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

eGTIn point of rcu! solid assets
and reliable security, the NORTH
MISSOURI ms. CO., is emphatic
ally tho leading fire underwater Of
the Mississippi valley. JSo. ID. kER-
FOOT, a gent, Dallas, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

r%When an old sore backed hack 10
sa5dlea ever 81 gently, il is sure 70 wincr,
sud will sometimes kick aud pluage about
ike a Wild young sss. There is nothing
s-.sszs IL d z1tics Ct tn S--fe GrTtre.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

A boy being asked the meaning Of
the word amateur, said i was man
what slipped up and wasn't javed
for il.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

e@r The February number of The South.
ezra hCuliiva,or mas been received, and is
full, as usual of valuable and interesting
mater.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

r1-Ih, kaufman STAR . most prnden'
and s,asits'e. democratic paper, gives ssns
f-lsd adtirs 20 thst political fre.brsnd,
fhe STATE GaIsits. vhi,h We rspubiish In
arzai = csilnnn.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17


Examined and approved By -lowIng the
Treasurer TO eater on his credits Of next
Report the amount OF $50 %, which he
paid Tor Courthouse lumber, and omitted to
enter III this Report.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

baltAs, Tosss, fstfnafy cib, fs7g.
ffom aud aher this dIs Mr. n u. Msu admit.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-02-17

Should Gov. Throckmorton be
the nominee, ofthe Democratic par
ty, for one of the two additional
seats in Congress TO which Texas
has become entitled, he wall loose
no votes in Tarrant county, on the
grounds of his course IN the last
Congressional election Whatever
other objections there may be, that
will not be one. Gov. Throckmor-
tons political course has always
been bold and fearless and he
should be candidate, he will be
one whose record every one has had
a chance 10 know.-Fort Worth
Democrat.