The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-07
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ID. McCALEIs, Editor.
nun nuTY TO r0nGIyE.


arnment Inv a magnificent ball given
In the state eapltol, 10 which all the
ladies Of the state we're Invited. The
committee I'm charge of tho arrange
ments far This fitting testimonial 10
o,,r new executive officer, was COM
nosod oftbe most honored names ut
Tho oanItal and all the preparations
for fine occaslon were made with that
lavish inclusion and aultless taste
,hothos alwavs charaderlyedt the queen
o,tv Of the Colorado.
10 ,bo reclolent of an invitation 10
tbIs brilliant 6etc, we have been struck
with the admirable taste In which the
,nv,,ot,ons were gotten un, and with
,he notrIotlc Impulses of the gentlemen
who sunorlntended their preparation.
Wa do NOT refer 10 the tasteful manner
IN which tho Typographical work was
avocuted This was worthy of all com
mendatlon; but Ia of no significance
nomnorod with the magnanlmous sem
t,ma,ts chosen Nv the committee TO be
nrlnted an the invitations. On the
,nnor ,es, bond corner. enclosed within
a heauti0nl border was the following
,,onorons and noble extract from the
Ina,ouro, address of Governor Coke (:
uWo must G,rget tbe passions and
,,.o,,d,oos q, tha nost and vie with
a,ol otho, only I'm n generous emula-
lion :, s,hsorve the true interests of
an, o,,or,o,o stoto.p and I'm the right
.ornor within n similar border,
tho fouowing manly words from
no ,,o,onrai Address of Lieuten-
ant covernor Hubbard: at shall be my
own no n IL nv pledge. TO act con-
oo,ort,onolv and INVARIABLY. knowing
mn nortv or scot IN tho official discharge
NJ the trnst renosed IN mo bv the poo-
MIA of Texosu These uttcrances look
lilo or,oo NJ oold IN nlctures of silver,
40 controsted with the partisan express
o,ons that boyo become so familiar 10
tho noonle IN tbe NIGHT of oppressIon
from which wa hovo inst emerged.
Aud vet tbev oro nothiny moro than
tho ordinary exnressions Of feeling that
ought IN Govern NIL officers elected to
nub,,o nositiopa IN renublicon govern
ments The man should cease to be n
nor,ison when he Incomes mn officer.
and sbould no longer know his fellow
citizens save as common members of
tbe bodv nolitic entitled alike TO all
tho honoats and suhiect olike IN NIL
the hurdeps darived from, obodience to
tbo laws or imnosed for thoir violation
Tbese we saw. are the feelinp, that
sbould animate nublic officers in ordi.
norv aud normoi conditions of society
RAT n ia IN M ordinorv and normal
condition IN which the neonlo ofTexos
and thomso,yos and IN which IN.
above ouoted ,onouoye of ,hoir chosen
chief avocut;vo ot,ioor w,s snoLen
Tbe noonlo of Tax,s have beop nuch
sinnad aroinot For four yoors thev
bovo hoon n,odo thou,w;,,;nr y;ot;ms
NJ n noo,, ~ n,rr;,o;nIoa odvontr,ors
foisted mon them nv federal havonet.
Tho inano,ration of Coke and uubhord
10 tho and Of tb;s ro,cr of wicLednoso.
and that t,,oso chosen rorresorto,;vos |
~ tho noon,o ohou,d hoyo ,,Iod.od
tbomso,ya0 70 hury al, tho noss;nns and
nro;ud;oo. of Tho met and shou,d q,
tho same Tina bovo ballad rron Tho
raonIn ~ Tovo. 20 foroot ~, H., Lovo
snt,ared and forgive tho;r norsooutorS
and slo,dororo rrosonts ,,;o,,ro of
moon,r;r,itv an ,rhioh on,a,s r,;rht
loci, w;thnrt . h,rah
Evor,, foo,;no of our hoort :, n mi
so,, u,;,h g. aa,.,.,,o,,.a WY. =.
man,hor oil ,h,t Tnvashoa .us,.olI
brow whose hords hovo o;ror 49, ~
hlows h,t IN t,o roont,Jo - 1900
ord n.ovno,;t,, th.t a. ,ou.
hoS hiossed ne With un o,a too ~, 80
70 tho ',;,or 80 ", 1901
to cherish onv rosantn'ont snr tho aost
.na oua ,.o..a. - -
adr,on;.bas nc 10 do 20 h,,n', an o,,
ond nro,,,diooa go, r.,
sovinn th;a hdun,.on .o w. W.. ...,a,
70 h. y, ;ooons,r,,od wh,o
narod 70 for,,;v. ond do ea..,',o IT,
for ,ha;u me-. .m,,s.,S.. .,'..,. ~
r. WV" o"' en'
.,a...'m r, u'.e "ieo' ior ie
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