Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-10-12
JUICE .aoops.spzRcHEs.

\ correspondent al Jefferson, who ac'
eonpanled Julgs jOhu J Good In hl' lriP
ihr,nah the Eastern counties VI this Dis
MET, he. tluiiy uruishsd US sllh the
following notes OF III, lriPi
Jii,snsos, Sept. 30 1872.
70 Ne Yiii.s The flsn.tsi
IEsa siKi-- Relieving that you aud the
reople 81 l,ailns will feel M inisrrrt In
having an acvo mt Of Jno. j Goods pro
gr.s. through this District, as one Of the
Presidential ElVcior, 81 the siat', ! heic
give wa the ptr,i9ulsrs up TO tbs date.
Judge (looi's fret ul Tres, wac de liyered
ut Rorsw.l, Kaufman county, on Mon.
isy. the 2ai insi., wSero lie had good
a,.nlnper considering The short notice
given. His ability ~ a speaker, aud
thorough knowledge Of t.e Political status
Il 100 we'll known 10 n.sd airy remark
here. lie showed M TIN corrnpions nbd
dishonesty Of the Radical party In l,no
co.urr-ihe many instances where int
party has lrampled tae Constitution OF
The United States under foot, how the
Southern Suites hev, been robbed and
plrnitrcI by The earpct bagRers sent
dom here by the present administration,
etc. lie saiyd the financial condition OF
sach of the Southern States at The close OF
, the war, and hew enormous their debts
! have been increased under rad'ca carpet
! bag RUE, hince then, and advised ali true
| democrats to join hands with The liberal
.pubiicaus, eject Greeley aud Brown TO
! tho two first tfiices Of the nation, as the
! only salvation against further e0ntinu-
nuce in powcr Of these corrupt and do
based rings, and thus bring about a re-
! form in the general 20 vern,ueni, which Is
the only remedy 20 change our State GOV
,rnm2n.s The Judge told his hearers, In
strong terms, that TO accomplish 'his Inc
people mus, NIL go to the bsilotbox IN
| November next, and cast their votes for
the nominees Of the National Convention /;
to get aside for this canvass, all pretended
srsighiou. democrats, ne dangerous TO The
srccess Of the party in this canvass. AT
tho conclusion OF his speech. the Judge
VAS loudly upplandel.
| His next speech Was at Greenville, Hunt
county, where there was large audience,
umtng wLem otservsd several colored
men, Who expressed themselves cs,up-
matters Of Mr.. Greeley Here also his
speech was received with long continued
NJ, huse, Slowing the united feelings Of
Of the People.
A, ilonham, on tbs 25!h, the Judge was
hc:.orsd BIZ n very large asssmblage Of
feili,can, snl among them number OF
lsii-s, who yesmel greatly interested ir
his address.
Thursday, the Goth, the citizens Of Par
is, Lamar county, turned out strongly to
lear The able speech Of the Judge. Here,
he expected to nee, the Radical Elec'or,
but !esrurh that he had preferred 10 fol-
low Mr.. McIesn in preference 10 meeting
the old camraigner. Here, also, his ad
dress was received with loud applause,
| s;,!rg evidence that MIR. Miners chance
In his cwn town was rather slim.
| A; C,sikeyille. eli Friday, the 9th, he
re ceivcd warm reception, and crowd
ed audience attended.
we arrived at Mount Pleasant about
noon, where there was already assembled
n large audience, as he WIS announced to
speak at ] pm. After bard travel, and
no time to rest, he took the stand, ard
ypo!:q for over two hours to an attentive
and nrprecative crowd of intelligent
Citizens, WEO sHcNtu tHcir iH'Vie9' IA Wv
Judges arguments, by their patience and
attention. The candidate for Congress at
large, Judge l.. u. Evans, had spokeuhere
ON the previous day. A, the conclusion
of Judge Goods speech, be was loudly
chcercd, ard several old sore democrats
cnrn nm and shook him hy the hand, tell
ing him that they had determined not TO
! veto in the election, hut now they were
converted; they would not only vote for
| Greeley and Brown, hut more than this,
they would work and devote their time to
the success of the good cnuss.
After tedius ride of day and part
Of light, We reached Jefferson las. night,
where Judge Good vas met by some Of
he lending democrats Of the place, cho
H,nd arranged for him 20 speak Mt Z clock
this c7ening. very large attendance is
expected.
| may add HAT everywhere that Judge
Cool has spoken, lie has done good SER
vice, md the effect Of his speeches may be
seen when the election comes off
| We leave early 10 MORROW morning to
conclude tie appointments. Yours,
&c.
Judge Good concluded MIS- lis4 Of ap-
poinimepts at Kaufman, on Saturday last,
aud returned home on Sunday. accompa-
MED by Hon. W. p. Mclean, Of Titus couu-
~, democratic candidate for Congress in
,bia District.