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A LADY ATTACKED By A MAD Doe.
Mrs. s. G. Shipley. residing at 276
North Stricker street, while nearing
her residence about II o'clock yester-
day morning, was attacked BY a dog
suffering from hydrophobia. The rabid
brute made a desperate attack on the
lady, and before sho could reach her
dwelling he had torn her clothing in
several places and bitten her several
times, the wounds. however, not being
Of serious character. Mrs. Shipley
finally reached the door Of her house.
closely pursued by the dog, and before
she could close the hall entrance the
animal forced himself past her and
sprang at her throat Her screams for
assistance had attracted a number Of
persons to the scene, among whom the
greatest excitement prevailed. In the
hallway the dog renewed his attack on
Mrs. Shipley, who had her clothing
again torn badly, but after q desperate
effort she made her escape into the
parlor, closing the door upon the dog,
whs continued his mad antics in the
hallway. during which be destroyed
some valuable pictures and tore down
tho papering and portion Of the plas-
tering. Officer Vessels. Of the North
western District. upon reaehing the
scene Of the excitement, cautiously
opened the hall entrance, and With
we'll directed shot from his revolver,
the animal. Mrs. Shipley.
though not seriously injured, received
a terrible shock to her nervous system,
and was quite prostrated. Baltimore
Gazette Of Saturday.
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DocToRs disagree as to the treatment of all
diseases, from the mildest ailment to the
deadliest epidemic, but the fact that the Cal.
ifornia Y,sEG4R Bl1TERs 10 conauering mala-
dies which have defed the faculty, renders
these professional differences of little conse-
quence. While Dyspepsia, Cont, Rheumatism,
Urinary Complaints, Biliousness, Nerypns
Disabilities, and all disorders not organic, ARE
obliterated by this matphless vegetable tonic
and Alternative, who cares for opinionsa
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Spetial 9otites.

IT is USELESS to attempt to cleanse stream
while the fountain is impure. Dyspepsia,
complaints Of the liver and kidneys, eruptions
Of the skin, scrofuIa, headaches, and all d.
seases arising from impure blood, are at once
removed by DR.. Walkers CALIFORNIA VINEGAR
BrTTERs the great and infallible purifier of the
blood, and renovator of the system. 1t has
never been known to fail, provided the patient
had not delayed using it until the vitality of
his system was too far gone.
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The democrats Of Washington coun-
ty. Md. Tuesday selected delegates
to the State nomination convention and
passed . resolution indorsing Hon. VIM.
I. Hamilton as the democratic candi.
date for Governor of MARYLAND.
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THANKs.-To the many citizens who
SO kindly gave me their friendly assist
ance in my recent application for the
Office Of Prothonotary, return my most
cordial thanks. Though defeated, the
very hearty support I received is ex-
ceedingly gratifying, and that did not
succeed was not from the want of
friends, but from causes beyond their
control &. REYNOLDS.
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PREpARINe FOR REsUEpTroN OF
SPECIE PAYMENrs.-Under the act of
July 18, 1874. providing for the re-
sumption Of specie payments, the
Treasury Department has disposed Of
about $40, ,0OO, 900 Of the bonds known
as FIVE per cents, authorized by the
act Of July IA. 1870, and with the pro-
ceeds has purchased about SO, ZOO, 900
in silver for the purpose Of retiring the
fractional currency.
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az - ~9A per day. Agents wanted. All
NO W 0AV classes Of working people Of
both sexes, young and old, make more money
at work for us, in their own localities, during
their spare moments, or all the time, than at
any thing else. We offer employment that
will pay handsomely for every hours work.
Full particulars, terms, &C., sent free. Send
US your address at once. Don't delay. Now
elsewhere, until you have learned what We Of.
fer; G. STISsoN b Co., Portland, Maine.
May 29-4m
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DEATH OF A VENERABLE JURIsr.
The Hon. George M. Stroud, for
many years distinguished member Of
the Philadelphia bench. and the oldest
living judge in Pennsylvania. died in
Philadelphia. Tuesday morning, aged
eighty years. He was on the bench as
judge of the District Court from 1885
to 1871 retiring voluntarily in his
seventy-sixth year.
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All who want good SEWING MACHINE
and having the CASH TO pay for it, will have
inducements offered them at the Great Sewing
Machine Depot of A. T. STOOPS, N. E. Cor.
Fourth and Arch St., Phila., they can get at
no other Sewing Machine place in this city. !.
All kinds of needles, oil, silk, cotton, linen
thread, &C., low for cash.
Old Machines taken in exchange, and par
ties allowed literally for them.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

New Castle County National Bank of Odessa,
july 7th, 1875.
The Directors have this day declared div
idend OF FIVE PER CENT. for the last six
months, clear of all taxes, payable on and
after the l4th inst. ]. L. GIBSON,
July l0-4t Cashisr.
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HAIR! HAIR! HAIR (!

II AIDES, 60 to.Mrs. A. N. Midcalfs, where
IL you can get all kinds Of Hair Work made
to order. Combings worked up into Braids,
Curls, or Frizzcs, Old Braids dyed black or
brown. One-quarter mile from Middletown,
on Mr.. William Brady's farm, in rear of his
residence. Satisfaction guaranteed or no
charge. Mar l3s
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ANY PERSON IN WANT

Of a good Mich Cow, with calfby her side,
of fine stock and size, will find it to their ad.
vantage to call on me. Also, Bay Mare, a
good worker good Mill Wagon, covered,
nearly new one large Hog, Chester CouRty
white-wou.d make fine brood SOW.
for cash within two weeks J.W. BROWN,
Jun 26-2t MiddIetown Del
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HARVEST WHISKEY.

l am prepared to furnish farmers, the csm-
ing harvest, with good article of Pure
Whiskey, proof, at $500 per gallon.
]. O. TOWNSEND,
,sfss ass Proprietor Hotel, Z
June 26-3t Townsend, Del.
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CARPETS

1000 yards Carpetipe and Mating, censist-
ing Of 6ne extra wide Brussels, 81 SOTO 81 .7S
or yard; ell wool Ingram s5c. to $l.lo;
wool filling, 60 to 15c; Hemp, Cottage, Rag
and Stair Carpets, 35 TO 80 cts. = fiaa u
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Seven boys while bathing at Fall
River, Mass, on Tuesday, joined hands
and walked Of q sand bar into deep
sater, where six Of them we're drowned.
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BETHESDA OEMETERY,

The Bethesda Cemetery connected with the
NJ. E. Church, Middletown, Delaware, has
been beautifed and enlarged. Persons desir-
ing to secure lots can do SO by applying to
n A. G.. COX,
jn26-3t Secretary OF the Board Of Trustees.
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AGRICULTURAL ENGINE.

The undersigned has for sale NEW full
eight-horse Agricultural Engine, Of best quail
ity, at manufacturers price. and terms ac-
commodating. ]. P. BELVILLE,
June 26-tf 1850 st. Georges, Del.
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BOOTS s. SHOES.

Ladies' 6ne Velvet and Kid Slippers, 81 90
to s. ss = per pair Ladies' Button Pebble Gal.
Shoes, sewsd, Si.2s to s. a.; Hsn's Ises g
Boots and Caters, 81 as, $l.fs, $500. s. 5o
GUNS, gold and aickls-plased Pisteis. I'll
at low prices. Our friends and The public
will please and examine Cur stock before pur-
chasing. Respectfully, sleag
5a.,..sa 3. b. STEPHENS & co.
hiddletown, Del, April II. 1878.
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CA8SIM ERES.
! DRESS GOODS,

Plain, Plaid and Twiilsd Sdltinks ios6, n
bef, BarAthea and Biafrits CIotks; Tusqa6ls6
and Alpaca Lustres; SILK Warp, PIaii snd
Twilled Debeges; Striped and Plaid Lenos
Silver Stripe and Piae Apple Jap6ness; Plain
Mixtures and Percales. n
:. The best Black Alpacas il The market fCol-
!ingwood Brand) 81, al, 4b, 80. 81, go, e6,
70 and 30 cents per yard. Is ~ s.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Citizens National Bank, I
MIDDLErowN, DEL, July 9Th, 1875. J
: The Directors have this day declared a
semi-annual dividend of FOUR "a per cent.
out OF the earnings of the last six months
payable to the Stockholders on and after the
18th inst, clear of all taxes.
July l0-4t j. R. HALL, Cashier.
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A GENTS le On CHRoNos, mounted, size
"A 9xll for 81. 100 for S.. Largest va
riety in the world.
NATIONAL CHRONIC CO.. Philadelphia, Pa.
July loaf. T
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WOOL. 0,' 60 WOOL 7

The highest market price will be paid for
Wool, either in large or small quantities, de-
livered as follows: jos. Biggs', near Cecil
ton, Nd, on Mondays. sm
Duwees Hotel, Kennedyville. on Tuesdays.
New Market, Kent county, on Wednesdays.
Galena, g on Thursdays.
1. p. McDowell's, Middletown, Delaware,
on Fridays and Saturdays.
COMMENCING NAY II, 1875.
GHEEN / MCDOWELL.
May lst, ls15-2m. 7fsss
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'74 N. L. HARDCAsrLE, !
S. R. Stephens & Co.
CLOTHING.

Mems and Boysr Ready-Made Suits from
100 TO $500 Mems fne cloth Coats and
Cashmere Pants. Also, Fine Suits made to
order for $4,000 to $35 90. 4as.s4 3 Fts7 .
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MN L. MrnA invested in Wall Street often
xiii Tn XhlI leads to fortune. A 72 page
VIZ " vJuv book entitled aAen and Idioms
Of WALL SrkEHF," explaining everything, SENT
FREE. ~ t'a G's.H -
JOHN HICKLLNG d CO., Bankers and Brokers,
july l0-4t ~ Broadway, N. Y.
AnENMC WANTED for the fastest selling book
AUGlN LID ever published. Send for circulars
and our extra terms to Agents. NATIONAL PUB
LISTING CO., Philadelphia, Pa. july 1O-4t
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Correspondence.
Ebr GIe Middletoscn Transcript

The Farmer and His Oppres-
siOns.
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NOTICE.

IA SCOWDRICK / CO., are hereby respect-
fully requested to call and settle their 40
counts on or before the LIST of January, 1875,
and save costs. II. e. WALKER.
Dec. l9-tf. Assignee.
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WHITE GOODS
80. .I...... ....s..... SO.

Plain and Plaid Nainsooks and (aconets.
SwiD Muslins, lVictofie Lawus. asd Rsaaee.
from as 10 30 cents pes gard. CoIlassttes. 81
cents per dozen. Hamburg Rdeines and Ia
servings. Table Linens, 80, 81 and 76c. per
yard. Dapasks, SOC. 81 and 81 so ~ rad.
Napkins, 81 36, 81 50 and 81 so pr doxea.
7b dosea Ladies' All-Linen Hsmrsed Hahd-
ksrchiefi q 12} cents each. - s1sss
Linen DucAsand Drills, PLAN, Plaid and
Striped, for Hen and Boys Weas.
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pleting an enterprise of doubtful sue
cess. The stock subscriptions in cash
were very small-less than three per
cent Of the fnal cost OF building and
equipping the road. The subscriptions
were mostly paid for in uncultivated
lands, farms. wn-lots, and labor upon
the road OF the whole amount Of the
nineteen millions Of dollars represent
ing the cost Of the road only about ten
per cent. or less than two millions Of
dollars were contributed in cash by the
share holders whilst the contributions
in bonds. notes, lands. personal pre-
perty and labor were less than four
millions Of dollars; or about twenty
per cent. of the cost of the work. The
difference between these six millions of
dollars above mentioned and the nine
teen millions representing the whole
cost of the road is made up by fictitious
dividends which wers paid in fresh
issues Of stock. interest on stock. also,
paid in stock. premiums ON stock voted
BY stockholders to themselves when
the separate parts once constituting the
above named railroad were consolidated,
and balance Of stock still 10 the hands
Of trustees But even these sums are
trifing when We consider
the great masterpieces Of Commodore
Vanderbilt, which have 20 eclipsed
all other performances 10 this line that
they may be said to constitute ap epoch
10 the history Of "stock- watering" aud
paper indation-or. more properly.
bubble blowing. But the story would
be too long to tell. It is. probably,
safs to say that the Vanderbilt "stock-
RateriDgs" between Buffalo and New
York, cost the American people, an
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ALSO, large lot Of Mems Piow Shoes, laced,
81 IS ard 81 50 per pair; bnekled, 81 IS
and 81 7b per pair.
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Condensed Through Time Gard
Houston and Texas Central R'y
AND CONNECTIONS.

sJTraln leaving Galveston ut 500 p. NJ. and
Houston at 600 p. N. and 500 A M, daily, ar
riyes as follows:
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personnI and Mouschold Hints,

Benzlne and common clay will clean
marble,
Castor oil is an excellent thing to
soften leather.
Lemon juice and glycerine will re-
move tan and freckles.
If Won are buying carpets for dura'
bllily, choose small ligurcS.
Lemon juice and glycerlne Will
cleanse and soften the In as
Lunar caustic, carefully applied, so
as not to touch the skin, will destroy
warts.
II your flat.irons are rough, ruo
them with fine salt, and it VIII make
them smooth.
TO obvlate offensive Precipitation,
wash your feet with soap ana d1iu'eu
spirits of ammonia.
The luice of ripe tonatoes VIII re-
move tho stain Of Valnuts from inc
hands without injury TO the sklu'
10 clean brown porcelain Kettle
boil neeled POTATOES Ia It. The porcoe'
lain win be rendered nearly AZ white
IN when new,
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Wood ashes and common salt made
compact With water vii! stop the
cfacAs OF II stove and prevent the
smoke from escaping
a strong solution Of osrbal, ar'd
aua water, poured into holes, win XIII
an the ants Il touches, and the survl.
Vot5 viii Immediately take themselves
on.
TIE fcer'ajn whpthcra bed be damn
or not after the bed Ia vampi put q
glass globe I'm between the sheets, and
il the bcd he damp, in II few minutes
dror' OF wet viii appearon the inside
OF tho glass.
\ smgil piece of paper or linen,
upisicued with the spirl,. of turpen-
tine, and put into bureau or ward
robe fer % ,,agle day, two or three
times, ia said to toe n sufficient prescr.
walton against moths chronological
journal.
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JACK MArnIus.

JAS. s. WILLIAMS. GEO. 8. TAYLOR.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Having made satisfactory arrangements
we ure prepared 90 GtNhu
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DIR. L. M'LANE'S
Celebrated American
WoRM SpEcuPIc,
V z r NJ | T UGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
T~HE countcnance is pale and
lcadcu-colorcd, with occasional
Pushes, or a circumscribcd spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilatc; an azure
scmicircle runs along the lower eve
lid; the nose is irritatcd, swclls, and
sometimes blccls; a swelling of the
upper lip; occasional headache, with
humming or tlrobbing of the ears;
an unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny
or turrcd tongue; breath very foul,
particularly in the mornings appetite
variable, sometimes yoracious, with a
Gn4wing sensation of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone, acetng pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
and vomiting; violent pains through
out thc abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costiyc; stools Shiny, not
unlrequently tingcd with blood; belly
swollen and hard; urine turbid; re-
spiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and conyulsiyc; un-
easy and disturbed sleep, with grind.
Ing of the tceth; temper variable,
bat generally irritable, etc. g
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist, 81
DR., c. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE
viii certainly effect a cure.
The universal success which h@
attended The administration Of ill.,,
preparation has been such as to war
rant us in Plcdging ourselves to the
public to
y RETURN THE MONEY
in every instance where it should
prove Intellectual: providing the
symptoms attending the sickness of
the child or adult should warrant the
suPposirion of worms being tho
cluse." in all cases the Medicine
to be given IN STRICT ACCORDANCE
VITA THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public.
thac
Dr.. c. M'Lanc's Vermifuge
DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that it is an inno-
centpreparation, net rata&h ofAoNg
HeSlghtest iHJH,yb TIE NEST hAasy
iHjaRh Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS, PITTSBURGH, PA.
p. S, Dealers and Physicians ordering from
others than Fleming Bros, will do well to write
ihelr orders distinctly, and take rene but Dy. {.
.YLaRfS, fyepaytfly F2,JYiRc Bros, TAisIQtfh.
a. TO those wishing to give them thai, we wii
forward per mall post paid to any par Of the
United States, one box of Pills for twelve three.
l'nt postage stamps, or one vial Of VermiGpe for
fourteen threccent stamps All orders frnn, Corad,
must he accompanied by twenty cents extr..
, F6' For sale by Druggists and Country Store
EconcrS generally WV
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N.EvIi IIIitlE between ItN-sin. AMI tirt
y..f..u I'm rplstian f., 'Iln I,n.. i'''
CalhcIir Gilman .nvo h.on ol.,, ,i'.,'',
ru,,Ga ,,rr.r,,t " wy - ''''''''i'''
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u IS I.'" ,..y 'na' ne I'aiian COY
'rll'nSi'l "'i "iiHE III Il h!Ii at the
i'NI IT., ''','o,'' 'i' '3e suppression OF
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'l'''' N'''''' >h'''" d.
jle ia'esI accounts rom The East
state ihaJ me attack ON the English
Palestine Exploration party occurred
ncm acre Lieutenant iondoE the
'vaaorol Ine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Fir Moses Wontuliure of London.
who 81, the advanced geol ninety-cnc
went to Jerusalem ioc&aminc the con-
dliiou OF ms hr2iiren OF The Jewish
"Iyih has reached his destination in
good health
Dean Holm OF WurZburg, bavaria.
voted the Liberal ticket st The recent
election, and was suspended Inv his
Rishop. lie has !uagod acomGlaint
against his suspension with the Minis
try of state.
4 conven,ion Of Ministers and Inv
,,,n ~ ,,o,ia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. '''','>'" "'' ~ T., ',i
held al Sea Grove, Cape May Point n.
j.. on August Is for the discussion of
topics of interest to the Christians of
,nj8 country,
nm. itoIi9n (,ir,,, riorido,r,oo ,os
.,id f. w." h I",' 2fnta',t w. '' a.,
rn =" ' ,iiooa A mg ,,., r, ,i''.i& i" ~,
t'' ir XIX, 10 w. " nic,i "'j".C EN- ,1 a"
, Ni''1'' " si,o NiI,''r, ~" o,,o'g
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RhcRISEBY''
pILELAN 81 co.

i1llaS Steam Roilor and Portable Engine
WORKS. MNmt1oI urrgs oI ain kinds OF hoil-
tFt SWcke stacks, hloucilugs, tanks, NutS,
"n'vtt; kettles, steam nnd exhaust pa as,
l'u any IRE proof work Anything made OF
wrought iron rupgnN % hullorS mud cuuines
Htnmp'iN Hueudod 10, Get our estimates TO-
"i' c'htuttug 'uop Opposite suuthost
nll't OF compress, adjoining l.puvfgan n
price lists ol boilers, engines, smoke stacks.
FN'V n"l' elc' bllSdGwly
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A PiIiHn Feast,

Hospitality to strangers IL marked
feature in ti)ian character writes Il
correspondent Their nmusementS
consists of wakes or dances, which are
usually held on moonlight nights
Hundreds of the natives slt together
with their faces and bodies painted
and dance In time TO peculiar music
made by two small pieces Of WOOD
beaten with great skill on II large
piece, and accompanied 10y u hollow
noise, produced by different lengths
of bamboo beaten on the ground by
the women.
Moreover, twenty or thirty towns, II is
said, will meet together at an appoint.
ed spot for an annual "feed." One
took place ut Mucuata, whittier the ma
tives all brought food and put il in the
common heap. Houses were built for
the entire crowd within twenty-four
hours; and then commenced week
OF eating, drinking kava and dancing.
But everything was most orderly and
well-conducted. There were about n
thousand pigs collected, and there Were
smoked fish, tons of yams, taro, sweet
potatoes, bananas and fruit of all kind.
The natives remained until IL was all
gone, and then went home.
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WHY TnHHE SHOULD M No MS
TRICT CONVENTION,

Every voter In northern leNaa should
go 10 the polls on the first Monday IN
August aud vote ron THE coSsrllu-
TlONAL CONVENTION.
There are several reasons why u
FuLL VOTE should be polled. First,
BECAUSE the larger the vote, tho greater
the influence our section Of the state
will have In all future state conyen-
lions, the basis Of representation being
tho vote Of The several counties, The
southern aud south western counties
invariably poll their entire strength,
because II II there that the radical vote
II slrongent and party lines ARE there
fore more closely drawn, Another
reason why every vote possible should
be oast P0R THE CONVENTION h be-
cause the radicals are opposed 10 II,
aud will spare no Efforts 10 defeat II,
II IL Ia northern Texas that tho heavy
vote for the convention must bp polled,
and II IL therefore absolutely necessary
that every vote Ia this part of the
state should BIO cast, ~ II meagre vote
would undoubtedly ondanger the sue
cess Of the measure.
In order 10 have full vote, II h nee
essary 10 have free and frank express
sion Of the views Of the people, and
TO that end there must be free aud
open race for delegates, A nomlna-
ton by u democratic convention In
this section of the state, W0dtr ordHd-
~ circumstances, that h, when desired
by the people, h equivalent To IN elcc-
ton, and hence hundreds remain
away from the polls. There must be
no cut-and-drled convention TO noml-
nate delegates. Every citizen who AZ
pires to the position must be given an
opportunity to be voted for by the
people, and by that means poll the en-
tire strength Of northern Texas, and
make the vote FOR CONVENTION an
overwhelming success.
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The men who endeavored to perpe-
trate this International outrage upon
Texas, must learn, and that at once,
that they can no longer be trusted with
the fortunes of the people.
The above extract is from the Mexa
Ledger, pet organ of Grand Sachem
John Ireland. THE HERALD agrees
with it, and ventures the opinion that
IL will be very difficult TO convince the
people where the state was the gamer
by giving corporation twelve or ff
teen millions more than they asked or
demanded.
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or Interest Ia the matter beyond what
II believes To be for the general good lf
the city and her eilizens, For each
aud every member Of the council IL
has only the highest regard, II bases
lis objections in 40 oaptious, selfish or
contrary spirit, but simply on the
grounds Of an honest conviction TO
duty and public trust
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In compliance with request, THE
HERALD republishes the names of the
four aldermen who voted for retrench.
ment and economy at the special
meeting of the city council Friday
evening:
Alderman ALFRED DAVIS,
Alderman ID. +. GROVE,
Alderman b. p. JET,
Alderman II. V. ToMPKINs.
1t would be well enough for the citi-
zens and taxpayers of Dallas to place
this list of names where it can be con-
veniently found in the future.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-16

THE Mexia Ledger objects TO new
election for state officers, and 50 does
Mr.. Ireland, of course, as the Ledger
but reflects his views. Well, thank
God, the time has passed when lit
tie clique at the capital can dictate To
the people of the state. Save your
thunder, Mr.. Ledger, and commence
nominating your candidates. II is a
settled fact that the people of Texas
are to have "new deal.n