Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03
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NORTH CAROLINA ELE0TlON!

NORTH CAROLINA ELE0TiON!
Glorious Democratic Victory !
Special 10 the DaIins Herald.
WiLmworos, N. O., Aug. z, 1872.
Mcrriman, democrat, elected Gov.
ornor by an Overwhelming MAORI.
~. Six Democratic candidates, out
of eight, elected to Congress.
TAR HEgT.
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Nor PLKAsfn, Der STANDS ur.--Our
friend, Geers Of tho Denton Monitor, has
returned from the BALTIMORE Convention,
and ia his paper Of the 9th ul'., gives us
some account Of the doings there, especial
ly OF tho Tcxas delegation, "all Of which
he saw and part of which he was" Broth
or Gcers, we think, Is a little irreyerend
Ia his beading at is finished" aud his
quotation from ST. John, XIX. 20. There
can bo no analogy between the crowniRg
work Of mans salvation and tho Balti
mere Convention. But brother Geers and
bis three honest straight.ought associates,
Capt, J i. Camp, DR.. NJ. ID. X. Taylor
and Col. Bronghton, had been Reaganized
nj lhs Convention and had suffered much
in the spirit aud in the flesh. They have
our profound sympathy. Allsthese geptle,
s,as.a--.as.Aaa.a happy 10 know, viii siand up
TO the rack, fodder or no fodder. This is
right There were some strange doiogs ii
the Conventon--for instance, Jhv-sppli-
cation Of the gaglaw, but we hold it tbf
duty of all democrats 10 stand up to the
determinations of the party. So does the
editor Of the Monitor. lie tells w the
I" Bolicis,r 80 called az Baltimore, were no
boilers nom the Convention, only ! small
outside show Of little or no account. That
is true. We must give this movement no
encouragement, though some good honest
men are in it. Mr.. Geers admits that the
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eV""'!' '"'.'e" w"
seemed in blaze of excitement over the
result and believed Greeleywould be elect
ed. So mote il be. linrrgh for the Demo-
cracy If they can CLEFT Greeley, can't
they elect anybody Ilurrah for the
candidates of the undying and appearing
non,oon.o, wbo,ho, Too,s or AIuo rims
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a phsiNVel'sN 'oN'' az =
enquirer ahuaes ~ po0''.'' "o."'
shown By our friend Judge burioi1, which
is killing the CEDAR trees aocu' our cry
This is SO, and 10 remedy has BEEN found.
Whether its rayages have exte nded 10 me
forest trees, We cannot say, out IL ~ pay
ing the misehiet WIN inc trees o. ha'ufa'
growth IN the eider PORTIONS OF 'he oi'y.
$50 .,aa
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$50; ~. 49, 49, s.an ia ,.aa .nsasnso1 H.
sO"'iDs 800 -, -, :.
49, - ,','s s:,s.
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W. AN orisih@i aemccfa'ic oreeisy pa
por "a ms STATE complains 'hat ~ Is
mofusying 'nat neafi7 al us 'i'ne WIN DC
tasen up IN Trying 70 convince Sou'acrn
creelev We nointcd This 1;fTenlt y QUITO
~, domoc,a,;c hrs,by.n hecore G,oo,ev
was nomInatea at Baltimore, bur iruiu no
good. The Greeley papers ii, Texas would
hayci then that every body was for Greeley
They would not listen to the slightest sug-
gestion to The contrary. Nov, let them
labor and we will try 10 help them out Of
'neii ,,ceo. N'.------. - -.
Gss The Navasoia Tablet speaks O me
arrival at that place OF ninety bushels OF
Texas apples from Fannin county, raised
and shipped by Mr.. A. Burney. II IS said
they went OIL "liso hot cakes "iiere'o-
fore says the Tablet, Apples nave been
shipped up the hoad from otner states.
Wo have noticed plenty Of apples in the
Dallas market this year but whether
enough have been raised for exporla,ion to
o,ber loss favored regions. We are not in
formed. We are Satisfied, however, that
ary amount misht.be raised here BY prop