The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-06
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1873.

THE charity hospital OF New oriea hs
is about to be closed. The radicals have
devoured its income.
THE London Times predicts war in
Europe, and Bismarck is said to be at
the bottom of the coming trouble.
In spite of the dagger and the howl
of the assassins and banditti, Sheridan
still lives, a monument of his own IN
vulnerable valor, for he Is not afraid
BUTLER has declared for Grant for a
third term. His ruling passion is 80
strong he is even willing to take radical
plated ware for president instead OF
honest democratic silver.
THE sum and substance Of all the
dispatches from Washington, is that
no relief is likely to be offered by con-
gress to Louisiana, and Kellogg's crowd
will be upheld.
ALFONSO, the new king of Spain,
was taking foot bath when the tele-
gram announcing that the crown OF
his fathers was his. He smiled, and
said nothing. This was wise in an
eighteen year old boy.
THE leading papers of Kentucky are
full of articles urging upon congress TO
help the Texas and Pacific railway by
endorsing its bonds and accepting the
co)laterals offered by Colonel Scott to
secure it in payment of the interest.
CONGRESS might as we'll provide for
another cabinet officer-the secretary
of fraud, whose duty shall be to take
cognizance of all official rascality,
having for its object the stealing OF
money out of the treasury by the con-
gressmen and lobby kings.
THE New Orleans Times says that
Rex, in Memphis, is a carpet bagger.
Rex in New Orleans is king, even II
q dethroned king The coming at
tempt in Memphis to celebrate Mardi
Gras will, in all probability, be pare
dy on the carnival in the Crescent City.
ANTHONY, Cameron, Frelinghuysen,
Morrill,, Conkling, Ferry, Morton, and
Sherman were the senators who tried
hard to impeach Andy Johnson. May
be he won't proceed for them when he
gets in the United States senate 'he
fur will cer,aiDly fly.
THE Boston Connercia! i""Niih
some times leaves lis business t"tk ahh
says things like this: "The n"ineopaths
are going to give grand ball in New
York. We thought they always gave
little pellets" The st. Louis Globe
. man must look to his "globules."
Al THE death of Canon Kingsley, the
author of ALTON lock-" "Hypothia'
and other works, has already been an
nounced by telegraph. He recently
visited this country on tour of obser
walton and recreation. He will he
loss to the English church and literary
world.
GENERAL GORDON has just delivered
in the United States senate, the mos
elaborate and eloquent speech of thu
day, upon the Louisiana question in
reply to Senator Conkling, of New
York. The galleries were full and III
was listened to with marked respec
and every evidence of approval.
CHANDLER, whose every day amuse
ment ia taking the British lion 10y thu
ears and shaking him until his teetl
rattles in his head was quietly knocked
on the head, politically, by one vote II
the recent election for United State
senator in Michigan. The dust pan
oblivion now claims Zachariah, an'
the British lion has rest.
THE attempt Of the administration
through its radical jobbers and carpet
baggers, to force through the house
representatives new reconstruction
bills. i'm the face of the verdict of th
people expressed in the election, me
with a signal defeat, and king caucu
was considerably beaten up about tn
head.
MILITARY force is now the last re
sort of republican leaders. Geheri
Hurlburps proposition to make tw
years appropriation for the army an
the plan to organize "A three years vo
unteer corps, under pretense of a wa
witA Spain, proves that Grant has dc
termined to keep his place b
force if necessary. There is treason i
the air, and our liberties are menaee'
THE rumors Of war with Spain al
many about Washington. Grant
evidently reserving that as trum
card in his third term game, SHOULD h
packed jury Of a congressional con
mittee not be able to find him a shade
of a pretext to continue the southef
outrage al us'. siness up
the point rsa-. ies south in
some overA Aart sa..5. aiii give him q
excnse for feeIaring martial law aI
holding owe by force of arms.
"CAIL of pur hounds,n AttOrn'
General Fiets, of Louisiana, tel
graphs a radio y congressman frien
s.your second c4mmittee is worse tbs
the frst.n The rst reported Kellol