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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17


We call public attention n The follow.
Ing communication l6 references 10 tie
death VI yeuna stranger IT. Dallas q lev
Weshs 80, about rmol ublouhdad sud
exaggerated rspofia have found their way
ihio certain oew,pipsfs 10 ins ojTy VI
our ony aud ils goyle. The con nuuioa.
ton, W aro alIVwed " shy, cJmss irom
Tho hef. 3. ID. DVonpJr, RsolOr Of II.
Mnlhgws Church, aud sa oncf siaio'
ment nj the iaels VI tue oisi, iuliy vhdi.
oiung our clly nud ils corporate aulhori.
ti,s. We tlusl Vav coienporari,s, who
have published these reports, viii be klbd
enough " gave thris resdera the tTP,ana-
ION aud rsiul"lion.
MEssRs EDITtns;- seeing that some oi
the 1rwslnpers nave iagen up the iacl that
II fliang"r dIei hvre not iOns si"Ce III lne
Cot 1bvusr SQUARE, anu aie mRNing mucu
aJO over II wnnIIt RuUW,ns auythI"g cor
rcctiy HbnnI l., propose ~ gave yJi sOms
ACE cunt vi II MS n Mas. IL wOa,d almost
gsem thai Ihrre NHs spi,e ~ some ui these
nu,lces releTe 10. Bul wherefore, what
has balius dous TO prOvVAe II? way
uhOu i hey Ibys wash " tui i'ish her guUd
naIne 1t t,ehs ~ mt that Ihe,r uitncul.
y would have been 10 have .Oeneveu lhdI
:,pUrt. II Ihry have gwen tins they 70
c,iVtuI
a stranger, named John Brandon, DID
die, yang Uut IN tie courthouse squire
Uut II was Tue pace OF ana own cnUicv,
aud, shaded Ms l. Is ~ this season. IL would
be nara 10 mad u more Cvin iortaDi place
10" Ig.ck unu. lie caihe here sicR from
his wo,k' II the khi,ro al, aud went 10 The
Iru'cu ir!d iIVuse he proprlet1is offer
Ell hiu room aud . bsd, wnl"n lie ue-
cn.ed, He sn1rliy went away ad was
charged nothing he waS rot drren awey
Iivr n DAY u Two, e w"s itunu ey tLc
Iny MAJ shul, Mr.. CnmphtIl, in I'll p;Gee
named ABOVE The MArsnll ut once went
to AIR. Pr ce y drug store Tor medicine, aud
there, m,eung DR.. K. II Jpu-s, reported
the case 10 ham. Lr JUnts visited him
ANA iound HIM very III VITA .ysrniery, o
lhree weeks stuhding. From that TINE,
he had MI the medlcii hItcn lance inat my
| one could desire The cdy, as ysi having
no place PROVIDED lur such cases. the au
Ihuri,ies hal him made comfortable, pro
vidrns bri, etc. Mtrsnal tump1riI la
pro er food provided iur him, and saw 10
ii, tlat lie had attention. In what then is
This great STU, with winch the cry OF Da
las ~ charged ~ having so grlevously
conlmIiIcdg IL II IN the Fact that lhe mnn
died.? But his death was not the result
Of ut glect. lie was 10 the open sir it is
tue, bus IN This dry, hot weather, ih.t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17
q Fight with Indians.
prcA uA, WISE co, Aug. 6, 1872

pEcA Uh, Vase co, Aug. 6, 1872.
To the I'd Tor Of the lierali:
A " days siuce q w. St, vens sheriff.
J. ". liot 6, d., nIy, and seven OH ers seli
on scout IN iif-uI OF sjins reiu-eo f,oa.
iusiite. On Nielnia 10 W nof Isarncd
how tar from this place, } they were attack
ell by ban. Of La lians, tsihl bel NO ut
"a hundre., who surruuad-d tnen, nu .
they saved their live bJ taxing remgJ IN
~ rnvins. The Indians charged Them i've
tunes aud were rrpu.sed us often. They
LIST Ill thsir horses ani had to wax iurty
miirs 10 gri 10 the near"s' srlllem N, an I
" iitu they got there were satisfied with
ihtir late Sheriff Stevens was wound d
IN three different pllcts, hut not serious y
l nve n inGtnrr ptrlic llars. an q net
N tbs cauuiy--improvenenis in law > and
country going on rs rapuy as ~ r Curn
wheat. pulatves, aud vegr BILE srop never
was better 5.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17
KU KLUX.

| We safely arrived IN Dird7ille, Tnrrant
county, on the evening Of the ID inst nnd
| stpp-d vita orr friend Boaz who 10 d rs
thai ;hp Ku Klus conrl had not been doing
| mush since our last visit.
We To- I'd n Niger ball in full BIAS
which continued, We we're IL ormed, MI
night mud through the next day.
A; ucllck, on the 81. Gn,kley's ku
kluy court was called to order, With Cnp,
Jennings ncrirg ~ U 5. Marshal, aud
onc BrJwp, @hO claims 10 b. a ku kluX,
nc ing as clerk. This Brosn has n >nis1
Ell victims for the court, hy turning State :
evidence ngaiesi those whom he CLAIMS ne
his form i Ku Klux friends in ia'ranI
coun,v
Tie case of j. D Duncan, OF Dento;.
county. come mp AMI - neSrn by he ntu.
nf Alb ri Williams, OF benton crunly.
e~or' positively ihrl he Was q IN higA
Vi. Uun,an proeel by several @itnessts
ih.t Aihert's stat, nieut was false. aud Mr.
nuucnn was dis hirlel, hlt he'd in It
honI In thousand dollars 10 app Az be
tore tne U $ tir,nl larry NJ ry,rr as 1"
witness, the Juigr saying he felt certain
VIZ Dud;aG "6new something
ibe >hWe h'EF", W tTt p" u ANS, s"or
that lie recoi nis d ny in bard Of XII
klux Ia 1870. We had sufficient :es!ino
ny % Einhish our inuocencr, hrr our ex
am .ntion VAS post pnnr,l. IN the .bsei c.
OF AN important U. ). witness ~ Ih'
Jnlg' sail, 10 the ii ST Saturday in ) p
t'mher next ~ Denron, 10 VII CHI point he
'cau, viii b. removed, ss thrfe al e sevei
al olhsr arrrs 10 he mad.
For he rrrsCiit We r+frnin from co %.
me II and ,Hdvise our friends % pa' emily
Keep co. :, as II ~ rvi lentiy he inirnilon
OF the Radicals TO DO their hest to provoke
a boody difficulty in this stctiun of he
State, to give the coOr of trnih Ia 'hrlt
sIutemrn' tia, this seciinn was lin an up
g'ar # error and excitement, resulting
from IN K TX alds. b, patient Den
ION Monitor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17
orsslsr IN Few IfamIshIls.

C6se0tb. n n A0sUsf IA aUfeetfy
| Gfflytd al C0neof1 lhls motblba nd Zen
from ufsdi0fd and ff6k lie etselal car ftt
lebe,atsr. teeo0,banjs1 Ly A U,tts ntdfe
petseh.. arfieiog al T1nn. et,se n lafte
| etoWI ras AZ mbl.d. and flteeteV stoea,.
ed on IA. tiatio,n, eag ans sdl,,s.,d tbe
,eo,j. NJ. n, low.s
49, ,,,.... -. ST..
''u'~ .,"'' v w "N"'' "'1" "'~
H'"F'"""
ls" NV'uf, when must necessarily be
h"h'l mhy " "eeePiHbie To you II In
b'sn s"d 'h"l our americans are 1" iiile
Iona VI BolbH pofon 10 Europe, but AIN
sure llh' hr " poor Antrienh who uoes
hVi CONF bhtA II b. tel American n an
"nvb hs N,hii NhO cues not appreciate
Ani' nea WAN be itlhibs tom Eur pc,
h"j ~ many respect better, Than Al eri.
Gu. her lVl uiyiluh IL more tIiIk 4 sttiitl,
hrr arts nnu slcners more tho oughly do
vriVtsu, aud her apple tiees, have nJt,d,
have las drnj limbs on them Than they
have Ia Ne" iiampsnne, but The American
WHO 'Invtls thrO Rn Europe bhds reason
~ al pi eemis The IreedJm aud opportunity
VI Anr'ic youths. hope "a 4 the more
people that sel ab 'oai, tn IN IRE will come
b"tE l" nlni' elnle the lakes, the sk es the
as Vi, iiunIul soil, The gorgeous scenery
aGd Uries OF our country. | do assure
you ~ one who has Travelled in Europe
thdi | could y, U no eueh things as " people
gathering 10 eUbsiuer u question Of public
i-pVrianc', eActpt OF IA rriigi, IN chnrncte. g,
u, u IJuice that | was born and have b, ca
pvlmIl,,u " 1--we here wh-re the people
nave every thing 10 Say III the nlauagem ~
y, our Institutions In the hope aud belief
Ihht uur own country, Tree from the same
,idOai Ias,n.nt, 10 destined TO become dear
ei 10 nn OF Is, take NY lpnyr
Uvherai spanking followed tho speech,
uIter Wh.ch i.e rain proceeded.
Al L"eopa an iinn.tnse crowd gathered,
ana unewJ sap euinncr was greeted with
cheers anu mus.c.. On being introduced
" uon. b a. iiibbaid, he spoke as lol.
IOSs:
fetow Citizens - During the half cen
tuiy that 1 have been absent not n re- 81
,.vnt vi New hampshire, hnve ir, auerttd
almost every pant OF The United States,
'hc Vutu anu ine vast, where hav, re-
iuIIOhs, anu North. Attracted by the
uenu,J ahu lame Of its scenery have OF
ten wlshed, and al lice to fad myself, IN
inns lie great cen,rul part OF The State
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17


w., Notssq va II Tiim coaniy,itc
tomlace of mo Mckinney cohssatio6 foS
Cotans, In his tlstrei, 10 not M o.
ihosh hian or ono who hid l~rp enlirsl y
uhihougLl Of Tor lie petition he hoe cceu
pes. w. Melfnn vas onc OIL The lcsdiue
aud m0'i colrponous democrats of The last
Itgi.lslufs, nld his course therein mel
NnIi very general satisfaction. 10 much
did Le attract the attention Of Mis- demo
eiade assuelslta from this Dlstriel, and
such was iheir conddrnce In hid ability
and lot giiy, that hey undertaking y re
commended him to their ls,loa ciuEeug ~
a suitable candidate Tor Congress Iass year,
when the Dallas Convention de,ued l.
wiser mud more just TO nonina.e the
iu. Jno q. Couaer fne incarnation o.
Nv. Mclean, though not sB'etel uHt!l u
ter forty Eve ballolinse OF the ou,eHtion,
aud M the result Of u compromise, We he
litve win give very genera saiisiaci iou
10 the mOcracy, aud they will pole NJ
heavy vote for him as they wOyld have
e ven, ptILnls Tor either o. the other talent
ed gentlemen who had been more ialbru
OF, aud whose names we're sooner sahmlt.
tad 10 lhe onycnlion, For ouiself We are
altogether satisfied M pleased with the
result. Mr.. MeL,Hn is II sound den ocrai
AID eie Il tlni Lun Der, like cur Uuiseli
who preferred the nomination OF decide 9
democrat for he Presidency, bat viii
abide by tie d, cision Of tie democratic
National Convention, and give his uns,iht
I'd and Lontst sullortto Greeley nnt
Brown In This he very clearly rpr,seni'
the feelings and Judgment Of the Inrgr pOr'
lion OF the democrats Of this District, Gnd
he" will not fail to give him avery hear
" support
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

Rows TBE TIxE.-we see by our OK
chan es ihsfcorn at various points 10 the
s u- is selling At twenty-five tents per
bashei. Til 10 cheaper than !, has bean
fof years. and slows the abnrdan Of the
crop. Now il the line 10 ein'gra'e from
the more eastern States. The wheat crop,
too, has been most nbrndani this year.
Gene along, vAise Goils, with ycur sives
and sxstn lisNdrd children Alresdy We
begin 10 zee The v eonF passing viii Iheir
IT. cions Icasa. Coue along. white fo'fs-
tosns from shr scrih wss', come from re
far Ensf. cone fls.a over the waller. cone
from every where, 50 yer hsse sisolg aFasI,
rhi.e f.cel an aLlle soals
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

eSFlhe n. o. Iicayune Is susinii ini
the b.mocratic nnd Reform ticket, Will
the Timrs seems 10 be favoring the new
Liberal Party. Bnl il Is II hard matter Il
lndessiai d L, uisiana POLITICS. II We bnv
ever Incorporated the pcs iion ofany o
rs newspapers, ihs fault was not ours
We, al Que iim-, thought the Pic'yune Ia
voring Grsnt or The Giant party in that
State, and We took occasion to say so, and
war; our people against il. We had nj
ways had n great liking Tor the cid PIC,
anl We did this with pain But We can
now say that the Ficayuns is I'll righi,and
we say SO with pleasure.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

Nor no EASY - Tie result Of the North
Carol MI election shows that /, vii! b. 10
easy matter tn beat Grant md get clear Of
his oiions administration Of affairs Il,
will be necessary to rcnse up The people
everywhere nud brng GU, the whole
lcmocratic strength of he ;oonry. The
idea That lie enthusiasm for Greeley
could nwceT eycryihiag before it must BE-
discarded, and the dem 'oiicy must go 10
work and work hard, even in the South, il
hey wish Tor d change OF rnlers. lnstsad
# the origna Crsaley papera abusing thu
old ias!ion-d, siiashlUut democrats, they
had better ser about The work of oonclin-
ion mud try to convince them That their
true interest require them, un'ier the cir
cumsanc-s 10 acser, Greeley and 10 labor
earnestly for his election Ia.s is the
view VIC lake of the mniier, and We shalt
h what We can TO beat Gran, aud Lis sci.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

eGs" We are in receipt ola catalogue Of
the officer and students Of th- University
Of Nashville for the session 1871 2. Gen.
Eiiby Smith is now he chancellor %
This Institution From tn number Of s'u
ii nts it waull scen TO be in fl furnishing
condition. An advertisement of his In
suiuton will be found in to'day'a paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17
Brnr.r OF ISnlonA7ios
Offich ~ surtktNTLADEsT
UpusToN. texa.. IN 9TH. iSfZ

Offict ~ suftktNTkADEsT
HcusToS. irxas, Aug oh, 1917
Editor Dliias Her.d:
SIH- The RATE o. passage for immigrants
via N. X & I. Il Il has been reduce
greniiy aud that road now carries then,
Iro.; 81. Loas city 10 Snsrmsa tor $50
IS Cur. 10 pr-seni i-rtuians Tor so uOantl
- Rid River ciiy. VII he iir dis. s'n,ioh
la lexas whea raaniHg 50 lar iar SO W
csi.drea aai- ) yeas OF aye arr Tree
white il0-e b i~esn . a y pqy half fsfs.
The atieniioa Of our Planters u eiile ."
ihe gteA, - emiuns uff-rri ~ The 81. i.oui<
70 2, hsii Oci 81, SD " aiois briaa
offered for e5iiop. aul cores o .ii z
asnoans for wheat, rye. aais, harlrs etc
A age aud vsly emp rEoHs p ace -,
b,cn reserved ssr an al, .nd col J %
.il,p "a. The CON, 81 'nsr Of AIRS iiIr-an
IA - Ions vii exaibH All articles s,n
~ Express PEI aiI 10 hs address, no 4l3
Aai al srr-e,. Tree o. sharrr aal devsie
b.. nlne eatire 70 She int r-si of the
rrzas sxhiaiior- iriu- Far iim..
keep. cifally
GUSTAV l.Otfff ~.
Sap rnt n ieai } aigrsiion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

gtST The Hon. john Han ock was noni
mated by. ncepmniion Mt the Gonzales Con
veriiun, for the LII OF gross onal District
We ave glad 10 chi oncle this Judge Han
cock Is u tue homes. man and hns IN -
an excellent reprcsen ative. His election
may be considered q certainty.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

cas- uridy sal TIE unioa think that
Houston should 10 ,hs Oeat Of government
because IL is the commercial mud financial
crulsr Of The State. lint Is The very Yea
son 1t should nv; he Alembeis Of he h'S.
isIulurc arc nci 'hcieJ pureease Tor
themselves a.. sore o!slbss'or nesouate
small loaus.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

cSy"rhe PERSONAL oonl uct Of Grant,
while President, las been disgrace Ia
the country. Ii Gree ey should be elected.
Americans will not have 10 binrh or his
personal deg ednticr. however much they
msy have 10 disapprove OF his poliiieal
course. Hare is something to be gained.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

An ordinance amending an ordinance entiils,
"44n Ordnance hryiny 7tGs, dpprOrte
Mcy IA, ioS2
SEC Be il ordainrd By .he city Counci
IF the Gig Of Uakas, HINT ciIun INV, o
an ordinance enuild IAN ordinance lie
vying axes, approved May 18th, lSI2 ht
aud the same is hrrthy .menJed 20 US Il
ea as iolIows, 10 wit:
SEC. 5 Tia there shall he levied md
collected rr"nl every o ner or pe!lOn hn'-
ing control OF any public hack, On. n.hnss
earring, eApi.ss wagon or other vel icr
Kept or used Tor The rurpO1t OF irnnspdrt-
my passenger, freight or Oihrr ariel "a
aud rom pnihts wliniu said Guy, tor hare,
p;y or re yArl, AS 0iIo.s: For .ncn hack,
cnrriage, oinuibuJs or o her ,hic,e kept OF
used Tor transporting p,ss hgers, draSn
hy four bors,s or other ANIMALS. TO- . 'e
year, tliirty dolin,s; for six tho"hs, wen
IS 40 liars tor three month. twe.ve iUilats;
Tor one month FIVE dollars. For each tacN,
carriage, omnibus or olhpr hce Kept o.
used for transporting passengers, drawn
by iwo hois's or other saim,ls, or Oae
year, fifteen dollars TOR six ma"rns, ten
dollnis for three mon is, six dol ans tor
on mouth, three dollars EIr = Oh asch,
carriage 0mhi uss Or un-rvsli.lt tpi o.
uatd for transporting pass nt"rS, hr'Wl
by we hDr.c Or other an maj. TOR one y'"r,
ten d0llars; Tor sis mon lH. Fix oil isi
Tor ihree months, Iour dollars; for one
month, Two duiiais For each expr IS
wagon, fic & a wagon, dray or other vehi-
ole KEEP, or " d Tor transporting In ighl,
III H..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

iiosAcc agrgt.g We have received
lrcw tbs Office OF tbs Cullen Ago, n Y. q
6ne large l!ihogralhie portrait of Horace
Greeley, the cantilaie fsr President, nom.
iraled by he Cinrinant! and Baltimore
toHyeptiens. [, isvery nnlso neiy got =.
zen up and presents the fGrmcr Of Chap
oGens III h's hes, luoks. twill make n
very fus parlur ornament
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17
nfrArra any 10. 1877

This evening arrasg-lnen we're PER
ferted BY which he rs alb ishnent OF the
"AGvance Guard, weekly Drmociaiie
nrwspnprr, 10 be published at this p e,
IL a certainty. The fist number val, tie
issued niori The LIST OF September. No IL
iii aus ia the county ali auiet. 5.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

nv i've ngaron vbloo wtos nis csti.
lol ,emesd 10 gsi olufoi tho Aosdetilr
iiov ndah h'upi Noaid ihe Houston fiog
WI The Houston ting IL tho mo,! dlfiau u
10 gu aicas eilh NV even Niihom The
earltti.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

hsss' re notice that Jack Evans, of W"
CO, the radical nominee for Congress ],
this 81 District, bar ly heat,hs negro OF
ponsnt, Dick Allen, of il ,u4inn, and it il
whispcrsd That unfair mems we're resort
Cd 20 to eject even this, and hat the color
ed friends are not sati'fed, and don't
thirk Jack black enough for thea. In thit
they are proximity miglaken.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17
VALUABLE FARM FOR SlLEl
,EElc Beeler Farm.

- rstes IN fiir head waters u wiisnn creek in col
lin c unity. seven uillrs w'st OF ~, Kinney contain
ing Za7 arra.. timber aud iiarir; bundled acre
a. entity. tia,, under good hnr,, peach orchard
pnmbs iaale grapes, etc, OF the bal sclrcfion
COOL nj din y. SIX roons-hall aud gallery hv
sides chi Ia, suike hons. quicken cribs gtahrrrs
amt sie,l- hurs- aud COW loss "a good rieiein anc
a new r taiiIng " Of shr best water Ia "a Siair
.d-s an abundant supply ofslnck water md nrv'i
falling ~priags On he place. Also. iri.aht huuse
wi Ia suokr housr. Q C., Gu III 0 place.
his arin ~ Conveniently s'tnaieh. there heinl
cinrrh. sl,,s,i h',n-r Mill caIdins niaeLe. stores
cotton i.iu and hlark nj b : OF, AL within ,n- 81
e.. sai hang ~ me OF Ih bel neigbloi'
huois Ia r,AHr. Twill eel The Who'll or = ~ 81
the ,.l,osai ndS. Fuf hiitnsr in orhAih n iiqu-
Jndg, el, Jones. living The adjoining lat M
oi iu the m iersi gh-d, near Dallas Texas.
a4;tI1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

Jaagr 4. y. willie, sur d;stirRuish-d
canaidaie irr Cor gfrssnssn Tor ;h~ 81 ne
A. large. r.snfu~a ys'sfrrssss ffAu { ine
" Norih. u called m the sag - ''1-P
p q "a and Ia A. iaiersi~s fAe Jniee
io..ss h. asd hearty u viz SPEAK -
fiaafss ilf On ias zsi =ri infrf Is t. make
IN active cansaes o. re Sittr. lie E..l
% good YORK. fEakss Bsi.eiir.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

naa- The drfsa, of the regular remtcrsi
ic Greeley ticket at the l'uo mt; icipn
election IN Louisville, Ky, by what was
termed citizen tickle, is not very en-
couraging sign The Coarier Journal tries
to explain it bnI gives little snisfaction
We think the best explanation ia the un
jusifshle abuse Of The cd democrats o.
thai CITY by tie coutirr-Jonrnsl- Gree
Icy caa only 10 elected BY . unit d demo.
cratic vote.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

IkS'- The \. q. Tins wants the dimo
cratic party OF Louisiana merged with TIT
liberal party. I; opposes the nom uaiiouS
male by the ronn,rtls nnl R,ior mers.
All however o for Greeley
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

irrFn MoRr.-By the Austin stNtto
man We learn that GJy. D sis Is nbout /"
issue AMI put on tina marke, S5Oo,Oa)
state Bonds der cover Of pref nIed
act of the last Iesi lature which the
sisiesinon prononnces fraudulent. The
Bill never properly became law The
object or,he present State radical rulers
ia to get hold Of all the Nancy they can
before they are indignantly kicked ont OF
office by The suffering people. The School
INK aud the proccelS CT 'hese Bonds, II
they can get anybody 10 buy them, which
we think doubifnl Under the circumstances,
VIII all 20 "wherr the woolbns Tineth.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

The eleciioa on eisiAz sahsidv rhs
Texas Paci6e hnilfold oss.i ye-,rrsi4t
Tie saisilg bF 1 a. cry o. Jsf' rsan. St75.
OBJ. fhi - tire cOn y Of rian. Siz5.
600. w. toiei ~ large m jefiis 1his
aefisn insur's railroad u JeatTs5a.-
DeaocTaf, Asg. -.
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The Teachers Convention.

We walked into the 80 called Tenohers
Convention, during its SESSION Inst week,
au, soon relir d firmly Impressed thar il
was called Tar giving strength aud vitality
10 the Radical pnriy.
MIR. A. I. Monroe, whose anne extends
| throughout Texas AZ u most batter 70 lower
ui E. uhvisx was the prepid'nr officer;
while the RtS. Mr. Tunsiall. tho gaines
roHe noioriey ns secretary of senate
'obmii!re. Mr.. Mckay, n recent imporn
'ipn from Cauaia dr.s Schu'z', OK reSian
rant nnn, whose nime is not very dear TO
he butchers of Austin, and ex.n"hrn bu
rSau agent AMI Superintendent of Public
distraction, DsGress, ware the lealiug
sp.rita.
while ookipg on and listening to the
discussion OF tSes. noted individuals upon
he proprey OF iaking from the States aud
ewing 10 he national COVER ment the
''onI Ol aud infringement OF our public
schoo =, who shouid cone in and taxi his
seat by the pr sidrnt OF the convent lou
III on, famous Governor. his Fraudulency,
Edmund tie frs! We cou i. hut silently
as Slain, with these nntoriously distin
ruished R iic,ls rs leaders. yh,t Gnu the
lovers Of learning, the lvoc slts OF moral
= atl vi the hope for from the labor OF
this convention?
We wete pleased 10 see several laiies of
hsauy and intelligence an some good
N II IN The convention, but alter lo0kiug on
tor awh,l- we retired, aud as we did So we
irrveniIy prayed;
Oh Lord. we humbly beseech Thee thar
tac edncaii II oryouih, the n'lvancement
OF learning and the cause o s'orality aud
virtue may s,nn be taken from III care
aud uperiniendrnce Of sucl no oriol. IN n
a. a T. alurroe, " " lunslaii. q. De-
urvss and u ]. Davis, n Il placed in
chsrg- OF men ,isring 'ishel tor learning,
intri'rci ai,i vision, whi will nat attempt
o make our public schuol system the means
Of R,di al advauce'n TT, lie po''sm and
yraany. Amen, --4astia Statesman.
At "A meeting Of The delegates to the
Congressional convention oi III, = Con
~, ss,unai U,slr,ci suf Texas, from til.
coun,us OF rarant, Collin uld U.li y,
ruup posi- III. 3lsl senatorial district of
fyx,s It was, on motiol,
Reso red |. Thai We pledge ourselves 10
snpp ~, an'i use all our niilric5 TO "iect.
X NJ Vnp Z.ndl, rirraa., III. Chnmhrrs,
OF i'olIln, an john ueufy 1rOwn u Dat
las cnuly. WAC nave nssn regularly no NJ
uaitd by the iespes i've counties to r-prs-
SEM th.s SrnAiotal Jis'rict M the lower
h6usr at the nrxi L,gisialuee OF Texas.
Z Thai we gnsw OF no inien.ion o. the
pnrt ul any pUrllyn OF The people Il our
a., sl eciITe counties 10 privs ny ciudiy
IA ms Disir CT OF ills representative, and
We b rely declare any statrn,n ~ Ihs
contrary ,Alse u d II oln ied.
DELEGATES FRJa TARaAST Co.
G. Nance, JOnn , ienpirio,, Junias
IS. Swnh. I. NJ. L ing, ". l. Bisaop.
DELsGATEs FROM COLLIN 10.
W. b. Lar, ". u. Malnsss, rharlt
Sd irity, lhus Noun =, Jesse LuHee,
ihos IL. Murray, L. IS lir4w.', 1. J D'own,
psLEGATes PROM DALL.sci.
T. L. flnhkr, y T. Boss.r, " IN H,rr y,
Il. Z. Bures, h. q Bower, u. NJ. Sank.
8 That Nix nnry Enquirer, Fl. "orih
i,rmoctai anu Oail,s ii.rali are r, qIesied
10 pubn-h III, Sc proceedings.
McklxAkY Texas, Aug. yi, 1872.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

n O Mills. Democratic candidate for
,'unnr r. tor tie SAFE at Large, will nj
.ir,ss lie leuple al the follow wing times
md nj c.s fine will he divide with
opposing ctnl,Iaies, and joint discussion
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b@y" Let 5au,hcrn democrats rem em5cr
thaiif Grant is reelected, they will no
be allowed to alter end amend Their pres
cnt e,s,c tons;i,utions Did not A,toi.
ney General akcrnan, in behalf Of Grant
threaten the people of North Carolina las
scar and thus induce them TO reject then
lew constitution IL Greeley il elre,eI
the people Of Texas can adopt new Con
s,uu;ion mot without