The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-05-08

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cluuu, mo- One have. accused "hJ ul
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Ex-Governor English OF Connecticut
who has just returned nom u Trip
through the southern a.alusr gives 10 af
his Deliberate opinion that "IcNa8 ia
bound TO be one Of the most llouylsl-
ing ofsta,cs,n
WHENEVER YOU find u paper or
man shouting and camoriug for n
nominating convention, bowling and
drclaimug against rauicaIism and
kindred evils, You may safely wager
thai somebody has u small sized aE,
or II may be only hatchct, to grind
TuE following is clippcI from the
Rnrl,Iolc 1Ir.sruprr, and as IL 90 con
cisrly eyprrs,gs the views always held
by Tur HERALD, it il rcpublishcd in
thcac columns:
Nyhcn Il man asks to he given
something for nothing because ne hc"
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THE Waco Examiner plaintively
si,As for "the old convention system
i'a'' en-, ~, ',,.,a.y possiI,I, i,,o rosnIt nro
convention held not many years ago
may account for its zeal and earnest
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sense of lhe people. II is always good
polTey to praise the bridge that carries
us safely over. but the praise should
some times be tempered with little
wise discretion.
Mo r,,,.,,.n o,.iiontI, missnd his
,,,o,,r. ,,,,,,,, l,o c4t,,,,,tod ia di,totn Tn
the people of Texas the course they
should pursue in the coming election
for DELEGATES to the constitutional con-
yention. "Alan dressed in little
brief nuthorityu is prone to over-esli- .
mate his powcrs, and if the recent /
manifesto of llr. ireland is to be taken
as crIterLoh' certainty he VIII noI NC
handed down to posteFlty rs Il bright
ana SHINING exception
By reference to THE HERALD's spe-
cial telegraphic dispatches it will be
seen that Marshall has been visited .
with another destructive fire. Up to .
the time of writing, the loss is estima-
ted ut one hundred and twenty thou |
SAND uoIl1r", WIN only nifty Thousand
dollars insurance. LIE HERALD OK
TENDS TO Inc clt,Ichs OF our uhlortH-
nate sister Guy us " AfMeSI aJhip"thS'
ana trusts 'h"I ere l"l's VIII rlSo from
the "ey'tS OF the present chaireu ana
blacNehed runs, hloCkS OF stone, DrlcN
ana IRON whose beauty ana "TchlIec1-
IRE snail be Il lasting monument 10
thelr lloetH!'JD courage ana energy
AN extraordinary freak ofnature has
occurred at Iass-a-p Outre, one Of the
outlets Of the Mississippi river. Dur
ing the night Of the 18th ultimo, an
island, eight acres in area, rose up out
of the deep, and now lies fully eight
feet high above the surrounding water.
The New Orleans Times says that the
previous day, where now the island is,
was an unbroken surface of water,
wit bgUf q sion of fine event which /