The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27
LETTER FROM MARSHALL.
The Religious Editor on HIS Rambles,

IlStt yOul iNiiSioNo N'ito' iNiN 'Si - ~ u
towards the east via the Texas an,
Pacific. He rolled out of Dallas n
half past three, behind engine No. 3
with stout jim Currie at the throttle
and that modest and good looking
young conductor, Campbell (whom /
young lady, installing him 70. Ions
lost brother, with Il strawberry mark
on bis right arm aud two straw
berries on his punch, kissed at s
wayside station a. few days ago., in
charge of the train. Eye never saw &
fairer day, II very bridal of the earth
and sky, and the wind came trent bling
up from the sweet south Us o'era bank
of violets, stealing and giving odors re-
dolent Of all the budding beauties of Il
Texan spring. We were escorted to
the depot by prominent and siX-loot
insurance agent, vino has taken adj
vantage of our absence to circulate the
report that we had gone to Marshall to
| become Benedict. We learn on our
return that the aforesaid prominent
siX-foOter has gone to Arkansuw to
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M l,Tui' T on u" ToSos o,d.r rIaiIlT and
Tronscontiuental Iron Age Weekly
nra now unfinished in Jefferson. and
hoyn n MarshalI office. local col
man and contain advertisements of
Marshall business houses. With
faw eycantions. we never thought
tL.t Marshall merchants advertised
sm,iioiantiv IN spnnort n newsnaner i'm
tia;. ci,v aud as ,dvertisements are
the ,ifn blood of ali dailies. the cause
of the SUSPENSION of the aboye-named
,,,nars may ha easilv understood We
think the Shreveport correspondent of
that double.distilied Lrjple-refjued ex-
tract of mendaciLy. the Chicago Inter-
Ocean. which can Grand discount Ana
nins and Sannhira i'm living. with Tom
panner. Esn,! thrown in. ought to visit
MarshniI The srinninr spectrrs of
southern ontraves and social ostracism.
which seem 10 ait eternully o,s his
hraosI aud haunt him dny and pirlit.
,niyht then he exercised. He might
eoa mon from the north. south. east and
west ali minrling together harmo-
nin,sIv In the n,Irsuif of their daily
avoctiions and never n question raised
or Inunt hurled about place of nativity
or shade of polltical oiinion.
u..,.o, ou,,,, ra,rr,s n radical
a 'oo ,;,rt3 tba iarge nnmher
lis'' :ra,,as Um,n ,hara bafors the war
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.i,lns as inoi ti,ot ",". ;,I;noi'jatad ot
a. ali, .'oI Nc e n';gbt also see a radical
w l'9i ,,,;,,, dana,,cratic denuti.s and
, 'ti'r ;r m.h names ~ the dem
o /" narty on his bond. And lie
mi%ht hear confrderate generals who