Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-01-27
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as We cum not publish all IN telegraph
10 dispatches which we get from the Hous-
ton and Galveston papers during the week,
we look them over and note what W, think
might be OF interest to or patrons. A
great portion of the dispatches are not
worth publishing or reading.
A special to .he Houston Union SAYS
that Col. John L. Haynes will be appoint
ed Collector at Brownsville. That is right
according to the law of compes sa.iou. Col.
Haynes was good radical for some time
after the war and he got an ofiics. lie be-.
come more liberal and moderate and he
was turned out. Moderate republicnnism
did not pay. Beaten for Congress by Deg.
tener. the Col. went back to his first love.
lie quit Jack Hamilton aud his friends
and joined himself to Davis and his set
lie ought to have something and We are
not sorry he is TO get it. The laborer is
worthy Of his hire. How many in Texas
would he radicals, If ii did not pay?
The same special says TINT there will be
q change In the Post Office at Galveston
and that Gov. Davis met with cordial
reception from Grant. We have no doubt
of it. Grant has use for such men.
A New York telegram tells of the de-
parture Of Catacazy and his beautiful wi re
1t says that he has high hopes for the
American people in spite Of their present
bad and corrupt government. Qlite COZ
plimentary this, coming from the minister
of the most powerful and despotic nation
Of Europe. But Russia is no doubt bcttdfi
governed than this country.
A Lieut. Col Terrier has been assign ed
to Quarter Masters, duty in the S,u'h A
very suggestive name. Let all the rats
keep sharp look out.
The Warmoutiites seem to have triumph
ed in Louisiana. The Carterito members
Of the Senate, who took trip ON the u
S. Revenue Cutter, have gone back to the r
radical brothers. Matters will be com >.
promised, we suppose, and fair lewiston
Of spoils made
The present Legislature of Kentucky are
about to change the law so as to admit
negro testimony for what it is worth. That
is right. 1t should have been done sooner.
The Memphis s. Charleston Railroad has
boen leased 10 Tom Scott, the psnnsy lvauia
Railroad King.
gentleman in New York was robbed
on the streets Of the small sum Of S25 200.
No arrests. When will martial law be
applied to New York?
The Market SAVINGS Bank Of N. Y, has
gone with Jim Fisk ''where the woodbine
twinelh," 100000 behind. Some stealing
Of course. Depcsitors much excited--no
use.
The Committee, appointed by the Illinois
Legislature to look into the oondu,t of Gen.
at Chicago, have reported against
it--they sustain Gov. Palmer. This is "a
little encouraging.
Judge Woods of the U. s.. Circuit Court
has appointed receiver for the Chatta-
aooga Railroad. The proceedings IN bank.
ruptcy were set aside.
The Commissioners, appointed for that
purpose, have decided that West Virginia
owes Old Virginia Sl,0OO,OoO, her portion
If the Indebtedness before the separation.
The foreign news of the week p st il, ,of |
title interest. Theirs is reported as hav
ing resigned or threatened 10 resign be-
,ause of the rejection ofhis tariff measures
~ the Assembly. 1t is about time for
mother blow up in France.