Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-04-27
EDITORIALNOTEs.


A dispatch from Maiamoras Indicates
there will Nc no attack upon that city.
oTrevino has plenty Of men bot no good
forage" IL the iolago wanted ivr The
mem
Queen Victoria has been visiting Louis
Napoleon. qhc Barot Bill has been de-
fea'ed In The British Parlimenl by cluso
vote Of 25l to No. The tory party grent-
ly rcjoiced thereal-lhey are for adherlng
to the old pica voce mode Of voting, aud We
think wisely.
A delegation of negroes has been wait
ing on Gmrl. lie made them speech, in
which he said "it may be some hr,lc tine
leforc they enjoyed all the rights which
belong to citizens, but that day is surely
eomirg,and he hoped it might come spcedi'
ly.' We thought they now had all the
tights of ctiaens-but we suppose Ulysses
meant that laws would soon be passed TO
COMPEL the whites to intermarry with
them aud 81. with them at churches and
lhcaters, aud dance with them at parties.
movement has been made in Western
Virginia to bring out Chase again for the
Presidency. Democrats and dissatisfied
Republicans arc said to be mixed up in
the matter. We think Chase and Davis
had better remain where they are. We
might get worse Judges on the Supreme
Bench, though the one was wrong in tn,
Millgan case and the other on the Legal
Tender.
Tie radical alhcrcnts TO Grant mel in
large numbers Mt the Cooper Institute in
New York, on the night Of the l7th inst.
The office holders and stock jobbers mus
tered strong. W. L. Dodge was made
President. Dan Sicklcs, who killed Key,
the absent Minister to Spain, an. the hero
of the late Erie Raid, m ,le the speech of
the occasion. Grant resolutions were
adopted.
Beecher has been making milk and
water speech at II Grant demonstration at
Brooklyn, N. Y. lie was "sorter' for
Grant, but wanted reform. lie compli-
mented Sumner, Trunbull and Schnrz.
Beechcr RENE mbers how he had TO back
out of his position for Andy johnson, and
is now sitting on the fence with leg
dangling on each side and feebly bawling
for Grant
Gov. Palmer, of Illinois, has refused to
be rcnom mated by the Grant Republicans.
cinnai movement. He will probably go
along with Trumbull.
The nomination of IIartrauft for Gov
crnor of Pennsylvania, by the Cameron
radicals, is likely to give that State to the
democracy Even Forney complains. This
State could now be carried for Gen. Han
cock easily.
Rev. p. j, Ryan, of st. Louis, has been
made q Bishop. lie is an lrishman by
birth and education. The ceremonies at
TIE church Of St. John were very impos-
ing.
There were four lions, belonging TO
Robinsons Circus, on the i'll fat,d Ocean
us, lately burned on the Mississippi above
Cairo. Their keeper, Frank Slcight, was
drowncd-the lions were burned to death.
A Texan, name not given, tried to turn
them loose, but failed
Most of the leading Indians, now at
Washington, are opposing the bill before
Congress to consol idaie the tribes under
one Territorial government. We believe
jhn nresent ~ Governments of the Greeks,
OheroKees, 0hocksaws and chiai..-
about the only honest ones left in the coun.
try, and it would seem pity to break
them up.
The British Government remains frm
aga inst the indirect danages by the Ala
bama, and there is some prospect of the
Grant Administration backing down, by
a resolution which h been introduced n-
to the House of Representatives Unless
this is done the Treaty will come to worse
than nothing.