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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-19

CARRUTH, the Eineland editor, stead
tasty refuses to die, Notwithstanding the
''fatal'' wound he suffered at the hands of
Lands. This stubbornness is the occasion
of frequent comment by disappointed jour
nalists, who have long had his obituary in
type. Being one of the craft himself, and
therefore knowing how inconvenient it is
to have the ''starding galleys" crowded,
he should not be so obstinate. But the
majority of New Jersey people were al
ways queer. The ball which entered the
back of Carruths head is supposed to have
lodged near one of his eyes. No surgical
operation has been performed, it being con-
coded that to probe the wound through the
brain would prove fatal ''for sure" He
has been doscd with arnica until he now
feels tincture of true inwardness, and as
he strolls leisurely about with three eye
balls, no doubt sees that this land-is not
altogether Objectionable after all.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-19

THE California election campaign has al
ready been opened by warm discussion in
the newspapers of the State and national is
sues involved. Remembering the unfortu-
nate results of the Dolly Warden movement,
the true Republicans of the State now insist
that the contest shall be fought squarely
and fairly between the two leading parties
This is as it should be. Every movement in
the direction of reorganization serves to
weaken the strength of the friends of good
government, and votes cast in support of
false issues are virtually cast for the Demo-
cratic party. The Opposition can never
succeed in a straightforward contest, and if
the people of California are true to them
selves they will not permit repetition of
the Independent Dolly Warden folly. We
wish TO see the Administration put on trial,
and the Republican party put on trial,
and we do not doubt the result. The Dem
ocratic shibboleth is principles, not men, :"
When the election is over, however, they
will find themselves lacking in both.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-19
THAT the Southern Democrats are intent

THAT the Southern Democrats are intent
upon gaining within the Union what they
failed 10 obtain when they attempted to Sc
ccde from it we have all along maintained.
In proof of the correctness of our belief an
occasional indiscret exposure oftheir ulti-
mate objects prematurcly shows itself, like
the following from the Atlanta (Ga.)
Herald:
If we commence talking Of impeaching
Grant, as paper of this city has already done,
or Of reducing the representation of the New
England States to one Senator apiece, as
another paper has done, or demanding that
the Confederate war debt shall be paid, as
another ardent editor has suggested-if these
things are talked about, the people Of the
North will see TO it that quietus is at once
rUt upon the discussion. The truth
is, the Democratic party for the next two
wears should run ''ICGitiDg race" 1t should
je cautious, prudent and moderate. Let the
people COMPLETE THE REVOLUTION BEFORE
WE ISSUE ANY STARTLING EDICTS. Don't let
JetTGy any ,nSeeDly haste 10 snatch tie Seeptre
that coy pablo seems about to offer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-19
4 Recreant Cardinal.

From the Cincinnati GaZette.l
Cardinal McCloskey is not fulfilling his
sworn oath to- follow up and fight against here
tics. Onthe contrary, he was on Thursday the
fellow guest Of two noted ones, DR.. Swope and
DR.. Morgan Dix, of Trinity Episcopal Church,
at a banquet given by Mr.. VIM. O'Bnen, a
wealthy Catholic banker of New York. He
wore his red cap and stockings, but he did not
"persecute" at all. The Protestants, if they
will forgive us for so calling them, were not
seemingly as careful of strict ritual observances
as they wanted the FESTIVE Cheney to be. He
omitted a word or two and suffered for it, while
they made their salaams to hostile dignitary,
seated beneath a berretta of red roses sus-
pended from the wall, with the Papal arms
hanging behind him, and Papal military Off
Ger in full uniform in attendance. Both sides
united in eating an excellent supper, but we
have not heard of any attempt being made to
reconcile the opposing churches.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-19
Grant and BriEtov.

tCFrom the Cincinnati GaZette.l
Although General Grant has been before the
public for more than ten years, and all the
time in most trying Positions, great many
people, including managing politicians, do not
seem to understand him. They measure him
by themselves. Evidence of this is now crop
ping out in connection with the great whisky
conspiracy. They imagine that Grant is a
candidate for a third term. This is assumed,
although no one has a right to assume it.
Therefore they insinuate that the raid Of Sec
rotary Bristow upon the whisky thieves is
making Presidential capital for that officer,
and in this way they hope to prejudice the
President against his Secretary, and help the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-19

THE lawyers are jubilant over the recent
exposures of whisky frauds. NumberlesS
new names are added to their lists of eli
ents thereby but the habitual drinkers vf
the country are on the ragged edge of
tantalizing thirst. So long as there is so
much crooked whisky in the market they
are afraid they will be unable to take
tbeir'n straight, " as usual.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-19

THE marriage of the daughter of the
Pirate Semmes under a canopy constructed
of Confederate flag has been duly chron-
icled. OF course, the immediate parties to
the ceremony were loyal citizens of the
United States, and the witnesses enter
tanned no disloyal love for the Lost Cause.
But there are suspicious persons who will
doubt it, and if this example should unfor-
tunately establish a custom or fashion in
the South, there are others who will be-
lieve that the leaders of the rebellion con-
tinue to instruct their children that the
'furled banner" should be held paramount
in their affections to the Stars and Stripes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-19

A STUPID correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun gravely informs that journal that
number of prominent Republican politi-
clans from Washington will be in attend
ance upon the Pennsylvania Republican
State convention ito carry out, if possible,
"the wishes of the President by inducing
'thc convention to make no illusions TO
1" the Third Term" Illusions is decidedly
the proper word to be used ia this connec-
ton. The entire statement is an illusion,
and nothing else. The President has never
dreamed of sending any one to Lancaster
for such purpose, and has expressed no
such wish as intimated in this stupid dis
match
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-19
CD.

HALL.-On the morning OF May IS, st $50 Ain,
Mrs ALICE NJ. HALL, the only Iughter of Rebec-
ca Jane and G.. Z. Kirk, in the twenLy-seVenth
Her funeral Will take place fro the residence of
her father, go street north ST, on Wedn ssday
morning at $50 O'Clock, from when e It will pro-
coed TO st. Patrick's church, where Requiem Mass
i'll be celebrated at 10 O'Clock. All friends OF the
family are invited to attend without further a D
tice.
sMITH.-On Monday afternoon, May II, MARY
COYINGTON. daughter of the late John A. smith.
The fun raj will take place on Wednesd ~
afternoon At $50 oc ock. from the residence Of her
mother, 80 street northWest.[
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-19
THE Baltimore and Potomac Railroad {

THE Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
pany have at last announced q reduction in
the rates Of fare between this city and Balti-
more. Commencing to-day, the fare will be
so cents for single passage and rs cents for
round trip, good only for the day on which it
is issued. This will be good news for the trav-
Cling public and will have the effect of largely
increasing travel on the Baltimore and Poto-
mac route. AS far as it goes, this bid for favor
and patronage is commendable, but in these
days of lively railroad competition, why can
not this company make an arrangement for
reduced fares o New York and Philadelphia
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-19

whisky ring. But they forget that the Presi-
gether in this matter from the beginning; that
both have decided to smash the rings, regard
less Of where the blows may fall. No use
foolng with Grant in this connection. He
will do his duty, sustain his great Secretary,
and smash the rascals. whoever they may be.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-19

THE North Carolina Press Association,
composed mainly of Democrats, appropri-
ately ended one days rejoicing at their last
convention by a post prandiaE visit to the
Navassa guano works, near Wilmington,
in that State
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-19

THE New York Commercial Advertiser
sta1tles the political world with the conun-
drum: HAS the Vice President a free
pass?" OF course he has. How could the
poor Na-tick cobbler travel without one?
An occasional free passage, however, will
do him no harm.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-19

THE Brooklyn Argus says Vice Presi-
dent Wilson don't think much Of the St.
Louis bridge, because it's too high to fish
from. So! Our Henry is on fishing ex-
cursion, is he? But what is he angling
for2
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-19
New Publications.

"English Statesmen" by Thomas Went
worth HigginsOn; published by G. P. Putnam's
Chapman.
Chow to Make a Living" by Geo. Cary
Eggleston; published by G. P. Putnam's Sons.
For sale by Solomons & Chapman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-19

THEY talk about winter sleeping in the
lap of spring" That may be poetry, but it
isn't truth. The old fellow is wide awake.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-19

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN HAS 4
LARGER CIRCULA TON THAN ANY OTHER
NOREIEG PAPER IN THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUKBIA.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-19

WEDNESDAY MORNING::::::::::MAY 10, 1875.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-19

TWENTY-FIVE cents per line. Advertisements IN
aor,hp head of 'sFOr Sale or Rent" "Wanted, :"
IsI,ost and Found, - and Personal twelve and
a half cents per line.
RE- All communications, whether on business or
for publication, should be addressed to VIM. ).
MURTAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, d. c.
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HYGEIAN HOME,
Florence Heights, New jersey.

This model Health Institution, for the treatment
of all classes of lnvalids without drug medicines,
is delightfDly situated on the Delaware river, be-
tween Trenton and Philade.phia BOarders as
well as patients accommodated. Wholesome fare,
shS dt walks, beautiful groves, fine roads, cr0quet
grounds, swings, boats, gymnasium, &c, For par
ticulars address
eO2mE r.. T, TRAIL, NJ. ID.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ET SILIE1 GTGEE 70 III AVE- BEES
sFf igtS P S at H.Tins hail i post post
ponedt WEDNESDAY 25th inst.' same place.
~ATTEHTION. X; OF p MEM
h OF p, Will assemble at their CaStle hail, corner
Ninth ard streets * at 10 ads a. nv Az
Or FRk :. !" DGGRLEY, X. OF =. and $. my19
T#JAI KSOV WAGONS AT Re-
~ dnced rates. f0f M flle & BELL,
myIs-Sm Cor. Mass. ave. and Fifth st nav.
o~K OFF. ALL THE MEMBERS
or. tfG e Il hsF &a S9 e
DAY MORHIE !, the 18th, at 10 o'clock sharp, to
take part in the grand parade 6y SsdeT COOK
myIS-2t tstArI h. of r. and s.
~ TICE.
ENGlNEER's OFFICE, DISTRICT OF COLCMBIA,l
washington. May i, 1875
Iations'' is Tnbis he'd for le informatioa Of the
tsPersons intending to erect any building, or to
alter any hOuse or building 81 as to make it sub
stantially a new building. or TO touch its
for and obtain the permit before comm 5Tcing
work. nder penalty Of $50 for each violation Of
PLANS and specifications Of the proposed i'm
buildings v hentver be is in doubt about the pro-
pretty Of issuing the permit. .,,,,,, o,co.,o,
The ulatlOnS VIII be rtgluly enIOrCel.
By order of the Commissioner; ,
Lieut.. Engineers, U. S. A., and Engineer d. c.
myls-7t
e0~ n. OF PAIL THE MEMBERS
RS ofLiherty Lodge, No. 6, X of P, ere
quested to meet at their Castle Hall, on WEON ES-
DAY MORNING. the 18th instant, al O'Clock
sharp. to take part in the grand parade. By order
Of T. SNIFFlN, &. of 4. and ). myI7-2t'
s~CHESAPEAKE d OHIO CANAL
k COMPANY, PRESIDENTS OFFICE.
ANNAPOLIS, May 4, ISIS. The Stockholders Of the
Chesapeake q Ohio Canal Company, Will hold their
annual meeting. at Annapolis. on MONDAY,
June Z, for the election of President and six Di-
rectors, to manage the affairs of the company for
mai5-sT6J6td BENZ. FAwCETT, sec'y.
k9Y. NJ. G. A.
ROOMS CORNER NINTH AND D STREETS
Open from =. III to 10 p. m.
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS, l2:l5, AMI
CIRCULATING LIBRARY, 1900 vols. Terms
YSoTHG MEMS MEETING texcmsIvely) at
SABBATH EVENING Cyoung en- earnestly and
SABBATH AFTERNoON service at $50 O'Clock
tlOnal s. s. Convention. he'd In Baltimore.
ALI seats free. Every one welcome. mylt-tf
n~KIDWELL q HENDERSOS,
IN WALL PAPERS,
WINDOW SHADES,
PICTURE CORD,
TAsSELS, &c,
4O6 Ninth street, opposite Lincoln Hall. myll-Sm
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4O6 Ninth street, opposite Lincoln Hall. myll-Sm
~ CAPITOL HILL COOPERATIVE
~ BUILDING Observation-Disclosures
t eGn fR a Re Ia
president, Gen. Williams, LeDroIt Park 3uildlng,
sg dah
northwest; J. X. Edison, ~ street north west;
0'Donneii's drug store, Isl Eighth street, Navy
Yard at the ONCE Of the seer tary and
I THEttnur' and corner OF First and
myF-2w' 01p-'O- -' RIB. FERGUSON, Sec.
~NOTICE-NOTICE rs HEREBY
Edwin Ths nRRee Of the este
Cooke Co., in bankruptcy, for the admission to
Hfmm0, jr on certidcate Of deposit issued BY jay
Goo for SbSnt the AP Of
II being claimed that the same has been
i eIsse wy M aSG f1s
should nat be mHde on such lost certificate.
E5S has removed his OfHce from 453 Seventh
street to his residence, 6s3 street, near Seventh
hr ALL THE PATENT AND PRO-
Inns TEMPLE DRUG STORE. jSnl2
6Nge PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
6RTe sfSR Masonic TeGee aP
~DR A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
kS Ohio College of Dental Surgery. III Sew
enth street east side; bet; and Z, fey DOOR 5
In extracting Teeth. Teeth q = set, either jaw.
~ a ! L b U MS
ORIGINAL POLAR SODA
tEs Pennsylvania avenue, near whlard'L
DEPOT FOB MINERAL WATERS.
Epls-tf
~eALL THE COUGH MEDICINES,
- God Liver OILS, TrOches, &c at the Tenn
k~DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PERFUME
sst rates ss ESfF3f b 5R sF6RE &C.
~wRAPPING PAPER FOB SALE
rE 3T sHJFErI RE S6EIGs
atthe REPUBLICAN, JOB oFFICE. n0is-tf
k~CURRENT AND BACK NUMBERS
kS Of the DAILY NATIONAL REFUB9IcAN,
ana BRA GSh GDAs gtaO S and DESIGN
H9dsT 3 Cloud hotel corner and Ninth Streets
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
kSS specifcs at the TEMPLE DRUG STORE,
corner F and Ninth streets.
SALT.
CALTI ALT!-2O,OOO SACKS LIVELIHOOD
p Ground Alum; 5,ooO sacks Ashton, peakln,
TURKS Island: 50 tons Rock for cstte 100 OOSbagi
and boxes Dairy and Table salt assorted zes, for
Baltimoreprices BY
ALEX. KERR RO,,
q South street and Jenkins wharf, BAIT more.
fe24-Sm'
TOME AND SEE THE "BOSS."-THE
~ largest and finest Soda Apparatus in the
world. Draws the coolest Soda. Ten varieties of
Mineral Water O gc fEsgshf A. p1xkARp,s
my12-lm Drug Store, Az Pennsylvania ave.
BENEFICIAL TO THE POOR.
If you wish to wear Fine Clothing, such as the
rich wear, you can do 30 by purchasing from
HERNoGy
9I7 ID Street Northwest.
There you can find large stock Of Ladies', Gen.
tlenen's and Chlldren's Secondhand Clothing, as
good as new, and some better than you can buy in
any store ready made, at yerylow price. Remem
FRENCH CANDY
90 Cents Per P0und,
BENJAMINJ'8.
Pure French Candles, fresh manufactured at tn
80.
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FRENCH CANDY
90 Cents Per Pound,
BENJANGrNJ8.

Pure French Candles, fresh manufactured at tn
house, for sale at the NationAl Candy Mandatory
opposite Metropolitan hotel. mh25-ThsTut
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

Mail subscribers, postage prii, $500 per year;
a 10 fnr six month";, and s. 90 for three months.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-19

THE NATIONAL. REPUBLICAN is published every
morning Csundavs excepted at the southwest cor
ner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania aVenne,
and Is furnished to subscribers (by carrtrs) at nity
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FOR SALE.

(((SCD((DIO-O-N.NO DOJO-OJC-NI0S0OOIN|0O~
TOR SALE-AT BARGAIN-A LARGE
= BUiLDlS LOT, centrally loca led, improved
by an old Frame House that rents well; convent mt
to two lines of cars; must be sold. In1uIre of
WILSON BOWLES, 5u Seventh st Get.
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FOR RENT

TOR RENT-TwO FORTAb' E
- ROOMS-to single gentlemen. Also, Ia. &c
stable, three stalls. inquire OF GEOrGE Z. NIL =
PURS, 5I3 seventh street. myI9.WF&M3tS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-07
National Surgical Institute, OF Indian
apOlis, Indiana.


This visit Is made for the a0oOmmo-
dation and benefit of their old patients,
aud IN response to the repeated calls
Of the afflicted who failed to see them
upon their former visit, aud who, on
account of the long journey, and the
expense attending it, are unable to
visit the Institute. They will have
with them this time much finer out
fit of braces and appliances than be-
fore, and In every respect will be fully
prepared to treat such cases as are cura-
bic, or can be benefited. No hopeless
cases will be undertaken. They In
vte all the afflicted to come. Exam
ination free. The Surgeons will be at
the Hutchins House, Houston, Novem-
Der 30th, December LIST, I'd and 3d.
The Institute makes specially OF
the treatment OF all Surgical cases, Par
alysis, oil kinds of Deformities of the
Face, Spine, and Limbs, Diseased
Joints, Diseased Eyes, Catarrh, Private
Diseases, Piles, Fistuls, etc.
Remember The time and place. Send
to the Institute for circular,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-07
Mayors Ceurt.

Eugene "a gentle pronomen) Nc
Kinney appeared before his Honor
Inundated and penitent, and plead
guilty to the charge Of making a loud
and unnecessary noise upon the pub.
thoroughfares of the city, for which he
paid three dollars and costs.
Dan Kane put in his appearance and
plead guilty to riding faster than seven
miles an hour, all of which Is in direct
opposition to a city ordinance which
was passed some time since especially
in reference to this matter. Mr.. Kane
was mulcted in the sum of ten dollars
and costs. He will ride slower i'm the
future, NJ. Arkwood and Joseph Sin
clair for a similar otlense plead guilty
and were fined like amount.
William Peters, Mike Muller and
James Kirk, three good.looking young
sports, plead guilty to the charge of ex-
hibiting a little game called Keno
Each won pot with ten dollars and
costs.
Men as Q general thing are friends
to themselves and are especially care
full to prohibit those parties whose
duty 1t Is to provide for the wants and
pleasures of the inner man. A party
by the name of II. Brecht seems to he
an exception to this general rule and
appeared before his Honor charged
with fighting his own cook. After an
investigation the defendant was dis
missed.
Matte Hunt was arrested and her
shame made public. She was charged
with residing in house Of prostitu.
ton. This is an offense against city
ordinance, and three dollars and costs
her wages of sin, was the sum she was
compelled to pay.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-07
Tho Dallas L,sr.ry.

The ultimate success OF the Dalla,
Library Association Ia now an assured
fact Geo. N. Al,lredge, NJ. Ullman
and c. III. Jenkins have been ap,
pointed committee to solicit contri.
buttons and membership for the Asso.
citation, aud We understand these gen
tlemen have begun vigorous canvass
Of the city, and are determined to
make the Library an evidence OF the
prosperity Of Dallas. They have issued
circulars and postal cards containing
the following; etake this method
Of Informing you that the association
hnf been ihorouHhly veoresnizsd upap
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-07

W. y. LYTE& Co. real estate agents, No.
100 Lamar street, beg leave to call the atten-
ton Of persons wishing to purchase real es-
tate to the extensive lists,of property ON their
bulletin boards in and outside of their office,
under the respective heads of "lmproved
City Property, ""Vacant City Lots" "Farms"
and "Unimproved and Wild Lands" EN-
bracing business houses and vacant lots In
the commercial center Of the city. Also,
building lots, and number OF very desir-
able residences situated In every quarter OF
the city. Also, large tracts Of wild lands in
Dallas and other counties ofthe State, besides
number of farms Of various sizes, includ.
Ing several large and highly improved plan
tations Within Ave miles of the city OF Dallas
aug25dtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-07
Announcements.

Major James II. Barkley Is am
n0unced M "A candidate for reelection
to the Office OF Sheriff OF Dallas county.
This gentleman IL considered TO he
one OF the most efficient sheriilS in the
State, and In the protection OF the
lives and property Of our citizens, has
imposed upon Dallas An obligation
that she will not likely forget.
Attention IL called TO the announce
ment Of II. Il. Seay and A. w. NOwIiD,
Esq both for the position Of County
Judge Of Dallas county. Both the gem
tlemen are lawyers Of acknowledged
ability aud industry, well known to
our citizens, and either Of whom would
reflect credit on the position II elected,
We take pleasure In commenting both
the gentlemen to the consideration OF
the voters ct the county.
1t Is with unwonted pleasure that
TIE HERALD calls attention to the an
nouncement of Col. John w. Swim.
dels for Treasurer Of Dallas county.
We need not say to the people OF Dali
las for whom he has so ably and
zealously labored In past years In his
capacity as chief of this paper, that
this gentleman Is worthy ofthelr trust,
II were filter possibly for us to make
the simple announcement of his can
didacy, since any commentators even
from THE HERALD would add but little
to the well-won reputation and un'
blemished character of Col. Swindells.
That he will be- elected we entertain
no doubt, for all opposition will be
born down that can he arrayed against
him.
That he will fill the position with
that stern integrity that has character
lied his life, no citizen Of Dallas will
for II moment question. 1t is q matter
of supererogation for us to wish him
success.
George n. Aldredge, Esq, is nm
nounced In this issue of THE HERALI
as candidate for County Attorney
Mr.. Aldredge has since his CHILDHOOD
been u resident of this State, and dur
ing the late war bore himself with
conspicuous gallantry, and attested hi'
valor and patriotic devotion to hi
country on many hard fought battle
fields. He is man Of splendid attain
ments, OF brilliant ability, and is, be
sides, thoroughly familiar with thu
duties OF the Office for which he IL {
candidate. lie Ia universally regarded
rs one ofthe very best criminal lawyers
of North Texas, and IA an advocate
stands confessedly without u superior
AT the convention held last year a
Fort Worth which nominated Govern
or Throckmorton for Congress from
this District, Mr.. Aldredge was
eiecNp W "iSc haJ
GRITTY over several able com.
petitors, as Charmen of the De mo-
cratic Executive Committee of this
Congressional District.
Should the citizens of Dallas county
choose him to fill the position fol
which he announces himself, no coun
ty in the State will have more talent
ed prosecutor, and he will discharge
oil the duties of the office ably, faith
fully and efficiently.