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State by 1900 minority on tho voto for oovo,oo.
anu they 'avo nominated this year I'm vs ,,.,,.
wlicl, earricl thcm through 40 tsnisumclr '.S9 w."
Gov. 1KaEasoIfs Administration baa l,,o', s"sn
asrong nnl popular and tho fact tint i, !. 'ssy
scented bodily to tho people for inaotto,o,, pc
this yoar give tho unstable anil ".y u'y
tain voto, which belongs 10 ncftto, '".es' .st.
t.. to tho Democratic aide Tin n,.p pa1.
public. outside Of Connecticut viii ho ha~,ass"
lnscrestod in tho vote on Congross,uen. H. At'' A."
frht Dlatrcl. Gen. JOSEPH H. I1Aw1ry ia ~, W. -.
ro-olecton Ho is valuable man 10 tl,o non. r ao'
lican party, alwaya vigllant, indnssriou, r.'s
faithful to ia convictions and coull bo "u' ~
aparc! from his seat Ia Congress. Fort,,ns.!,'n'' ,'''
liis worth is as vol recognized At hom" ;.
abroad. and his election is pretty well ats,.a ~
In tho Fourth District. Mr.. W. II. DAnsrw H.
distinguished Democratic absentee, ia na.'. ' ''o
candidate; and, although l's majority t,rn ~.a. a
ago vas about 1,500, tho Republicans ,,ayo ,,ns
horca OF defeating him now, 40 unsnsfaetnn,n,al 49,
t'ia record as stay.away. KELLOGG and gT.os
WEATHER. Republicans. nf tho Second and r,'.',
Dstflcts, are also sonkIng re-clcct,ol,s, 's
, 1875-03-22

SAVE y01}n 1IA1It.-1F YOU wISlI TO RAVE
tuE air and keep In .trons md healthy condition
aa nd s:o.e s natural aee nGon rhS 1t. ernrth
fadJs hal. IL c+pcrna cu." In which MI otnr trrnt-
nent had fa!lca aud atnco that carly thousands
n cAars ri bA1dnoss. dan tslF. l&1 Ut anr, and fit
ton u tue seatp haso yielded to thu remedy.
, 1875-03-22

SiaHs.
| peucla..I nt,l.

Add voto for Lincoln In samo stssea ID Il
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29

pla0ed 0n tho market as soon as posi-
bic, sn as ~ make ihe Interest nn Vac
proceeds n lhe sale o part oflhe avail
aldo school md.
feroul That the Republican Can
yfnli1u "a llrmFiead, lrrllHg HAT Che
Democratic party were complying
with ils promises and iHsl rfiffnllnH
iis pledge madn ~ llie people nnl lle
llGpuhllrans ifflinE conscious nl llb
iam lhHi, wish Ia now nualilullnni The
Democratic marty would restore good
government and i0W 0r's, anl return
IN the people their Loot power Apd luhl
rights, taken iinm them 10y llh Tad
irns, and also knowing ihnl when lhis
Il contaminated ana The people once
more mud themselves the snynrrlgna VI
thr land, viii Justly r1nsignin oblivion
the party which attempted 10 enslnye
them ~ avoid lhls Hfn ~ IA deter
il, they have attempted with specinuH
pleas aud Nlsn charges ~ shake lllc
confidence 0f the people 10 the lleul'
0Dmlie parly-ln 0fdfr ~ he able ~
hold Ia check the accomplishment NJ
tho will NJ the people,
Third That lhn present radical lll-
dirinl syflrm Of lhrkinlr W Inadequate,
aud should hr corrected VS. our rpuall-
lulinunl convention,
Fourth That truelnihelr principles
aud instincts NJ deoflyluH the people
they attempt ~ throw the blnmr NJ
their nolinnG On snme one else, hY mis-
representing lhr Democratic party ~
both 0f the resolutions above qunlrdi
nuu thereby lrY a. direct public nllon'
ton from tho true source NJ nll the
evils If which the people Hu Justly coul'
plain,
Fidh Tint the highest oulogy that
can be- paid Ia Governor Coke, aud The
Legislature which rot during his nd,
miniHluli0n, h this stubborn aud
financial h0l to,wiE OOymnor Coke,
with the aid Of the wise aud IudlclOus
nets NJ the Fourteenth Legislature, hns
Ind ih0 moral muscle Ia shoulder the
current expenses Of his own ndmlnls-
lraliou, and also a. sto0p down Ia The
slough 0f political rnacnllly and
shoulder the enormous debt Of more
tlan four millions ufd0llUH, lcflWlltuE
hy Il previous HdmlulHlWl Ion, ana with
llcrcilonn effort walk Oh with the on.
tire loud with the lnL upright step Of
the true alNicHnnih Nnd thus brought
the credit Of the state from slNly ccuts
on the dollar M 10 nearly par within
less thnn twelve months from the day
of hl1 inauguration,
here throw down the gauntlet, aud
challenge amy Republican newspaper
In the state Of Texas 10 rpfulr the
truth of the financial exhibit made In
my former communicated and c0n-
dcnscd In the last statement above
mOde, Respectfully,
lOllN II, COCHRAN,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29
Health CAPITAL

Who rau dnubiltT iiu W. unl rFfIy lNy
500 lhs Vigorous and rInHrhrHhri pushing
on in fortune aui lhe lrphlu apd huIn-he-
logged mrylus py mo- wHY7 lloallll gives
eunWi rfm, what healthy mind con-
ceiyes, healthy body BE- prlmpl Ia execute
difficulties which deter lhr invalid alto
gnihnf, Tho vigorous mhu hnfWnnIs 40 %
hound 1--we would Boo successful lrl ua ilsl
hu healthy lhr initial stop ~ b0 lHkpn To-
ward arriving HtfhW condition 10 rlly
lhn muug enIslrs pf lhn tyslrm - %
rrnnyaul nj draaYlug VITAL power llnslHl-
irf'B Stomach luilrH may hrluatli recon-
mended 10 preference ~ pll other lonlra'
since lla superiority nH nu nylHnHnl 10 lho
subject NJ dHly demonstration, linl " 10
mr more Than aluplr lernprWuloi phAhle'
~ strength ID isu prompt remedy lnf b'li-
Us irregularities, pllilouIHflYut lllD stomach
huWpls aud llyor ani % reliable pwNoullyr
Of mllnilns haHuileu ~ mlu.mHi impnrr va
irr, exposure and pHnAuH iuni the bad rilpUh
NJ which II Invariably ruuulowrH
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29

1t is not an unusual thing for
small villages to put on metropol-
itan airs,or for Iiliputian journals to
assume Brobdingnaggian proper.
tions, in their own estimation, and
to arrogatc to themselves the right
to dictate Fort Worth Democrat.
TnE HERALD hastens to express
it's endorsement Of the above SEN
tcnce, and would further add, that
in its opinion no better illustration
could DO furnished of its truthful.
ness than visit to the modest lit
tie village of Fort Worth and care
full perusal Of the columns Gifts still
more modest Democrat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29
rnE uGRiLD'S COMPRESS.

Tho taxable value Of property In
Collin county IL Sl,lOO,53h
-Ap, Boghy, Esqo II nephew Of u
former governor of Alabama, X now
editing the Bonham Enterprise
Tommy Stewart, Of Pilot Point,
went to Dcnlson Friday, aud exhibit
INK evident signs Of insanity was taken
charge Of aud conveyed home.
The Frontier Telegraph IL fin
ished to Fort clark. Sergeant Brit
left DenIson Saturday 10 take charge
Of the Office nj the former place.
The Mckinney journal says some
OF the cotton crops IN Collin county
are totally destroyed 10y the worm.
The pNtent medicine man IL In Me-
Kinney,
Mckinney journal con the
night of the 10Th instant daughter of
our townsmnn, Mr.. j. j. Hunter,
el0ped with u man 10y the name OF
Anderson, of Dallas county,
Some one set fire 10 some oats and
barley In n field belonging toa Mr.
Burney, near Bonham, ON Friday.
Loss about forty bushels of barley and
two or three hundred bushels Of oats.
One hundred and iifty bushels OF
grain and u strong fence were burned
on the farm OF Mr.. Harrison, sheriff of
Collin county, u few days ago, caused
by sparks from n passing locomotive.
The ceiling of the sherman Patriot
office came down on the heads of the
w0rlmon In the office u few days ago.
Resut--a big scare, but no damage
further than delay in the issue of the
paper.
Mckinney Enquirer: "The steam
thresher has been running in tNe field
of Mrs. Tucker this week, where many
persons went to see 1t work. II did
the work in thorough manner and
quite rapidly"
The Sherllls and District Clerks of
Fannin, Lamar and Red River coun-
ties, have had made n handsome gold
beaded cane, which they intend pre-
sentlng to Hon, John &. Easton, Judge
of the Eighth District, on the LIST in
slant
-Denison News, Goth: While an
lrishman was at the bottom of the
well at the Nelson House. Friday,
cleaning it out, his companion, at the
MINDLESS above, dropped n rock weigh
ing about four pounds, which struck
the man at The bottom in the back.
He grunted when 1t landed ON his
spine, but suffered no serious injuries
from the accident.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29

ON the third page of The HER
AID will DO found an article from
the Waxahachie Enterprise, head.
ed, ave Tell you there is Danger,
which is an unanswcrable argu-
ment in favor of tho position of The
HERALD taken months ago-that is,
opposition to any nomination being
made by convention, The HERALD
has reason to believe that there was
disposition among certain office
holders and others to vote
against the convention, and it
is conceded by all that the
radical element will vote en- masse
against it, Hence, the necessity for
the Democracy of Northern Texas
to poll their full strength. This
done, and they can carry the con.
Vcntion triumphantly. With can.
dIdatcs nominated IN Districts over.
whelmingly Democratic. The Her.
AID feared, and still fears, owing to
the absence Of all incentives arising
from a warm canvass and personal
preferences, a small vote in our sec.
ton Of the State. As nominations,
however, have been made in por-
lions Of the District, THE HERALD
urges upon its friends the absolute
necessity Of voting, even though
there should DO no opposition.
Above all things, vote for the Con
rention, whether you vote for the
candidates or not.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29

AHCr pointed 0li hY lle commits
slanera, hilheir report nn lhe pfnllen-
iiary, as explanatory pl lhh Immense
numbfr0f 600 rouyinls, IL tlai 0llrnhfs
which would he nuiy Wlsirmrannis 10
other eiales are iY ihr lHWt 0f Texas
rlnas0I as inIDnih a frIklnE rzrN-
m.fInaiinn of lhis which Ws heard
mentioned lhfn.ler iHy, b lhH fnsr NJ
rHrnu JACK NWuuflefi Who Tor NET
NJ spyenly-nye rHuis, lay la our lall
uutil his board elat lAH funly four
hundred dollars, and was lien sent lp
lhe penilsullaW furiWn years, l'ou-
ham News,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29

A NEW and excellent counterfeit
five dollar national bank notc of the
First National Bank of Clinton, ILL.,,
was found in package in Washing
ton which came from Knoxville,
ILL.,, to tho Redemption Bureau, 1t
is beloved that the bills were
printed from duplicate ofthc plato
used for counterlciting the five dol
lar notes of the Traders National
Bank, Chicago.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29

The determination of Mossrs.
Moody and Sankey to hold revival
services at Elton college created
quite n stir, and the matter was
brought up in tho British parlia.
ment, At tho last hour the rover
end gentlemen were notified that
they would not be permitted to hold
services, and they were consequent
ly compelled to adjourn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29
The Ruins Of AN Ancient City In Ken.
tucky.

Mr.. Green Bolts is the owner of a
farm ut Peeled Oak, on Slate Creek, Il
noted section of Bath county, and this
spring, in blowing up about sixty acres
of level land he discovered the ruins of
u city-a city with regular streets
curhed with stone, and eyincing a
higher order of architectural know
ledge and n greater civilization than
and other prehistoric remains yet
found IN this country. Many years
ago faint trace of n similar city was
noticed IN Montgomery county, near
Mount Sterling; but the owners of the
land, having little taste for backward
researches, almost or entirely obliter-
ated the evidence to make room for
corn-growing. This being fresh dis
covery, we have no doubt II will be
visited by Professor Schaller and other
archelogogists and prehistorians of
the country at large. The land adjoins
II large tract belonging to General Will
liam Preston, of lexington Il Frank
fort Yeoman.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29
Election Notice.
OFFICE or THE BOARD OF school,
DIRECTORS or DALLAS CoUNrY,
JMno I'd. 1870.

In pursuance OF an act passed April 30,
ISL, NmendntOrN of the Public School Law
passed May -, lSl3, 10 is hereby ordered by
the board oi School Directors of Dallas
County that an election in the different
school Districts In each Precinct in Dallas
County on the first saturday in July, be-
tween thu hours of l0l O'Clock II. m. aud
o'clock p. M for the purpose OF electIng
three Trustees for each School District for
the ensuing scholastic year.
The following citizens are appointed pre-
siding officers of Election in the different
Districts, viz:
Precinct Number |, District Number |, at
the Court House, j, Nj, Mccoy.
Precinct Number |, District Number @
Young's School House, j. j. Eallins.
Precinct Number |, District Nun Der 3, at
McComas, School House, Robert Fisher
Precinct Number |, District Number 1, at
Mrs. Gillesple's School House. Jos. Cochran.
Precinct Number |, District Number 5, at
Public school House, W. w. Hobbs
the election In precincts Number 9, 3, I
and Will be held ut the Public School
Houses in each District and by persons Sc
lected by the School Directors of each of
those precincts.
w. L. CABELL,
President Board of School Directors.
llldlwilwtd,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29

THE supreme Court of Indiana
has just decided that colorcd chill,
drcn must be allowed to attend pub
lie schools in any district of tho
State, provided no separate schools
for their education arc furnished.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29

STILL waiting for tho verdict II
will probably be n hung jury, and
then tho disgusting details of tho
disgusting scandal will be gone over
with again.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29

TUE Chicago Inter Ocean Of the
18th furnishes the dcpizcns of that
virtuous village with somo interest.
ing local matter, in tho shape Of n
delinquent Tux list orlllly-siS pNgos
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29

a NEW company, under the name
and style of the Houston, Dallas and
Denlson Coal company, has been or
ganized, and will soon commence oper-
atoms at McAiister.-[ Oklahoma Cad
dol Star
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29

Tho London Times says that
England has moi in sixty years paid
of NJ much of her debt in actual
amount ~ tho United States have
discharged in ten year
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29

AT a recent Washington breakfast,
fruit was served as the first course, with
articles of jewelry enclosed In the
stones. The ices were In the form of
celery stalks and ears of green corn.
How nice
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29

d, r. lluNslcREn, n prominent
Louisiana politician, has boon mr.
rested on u charge Of forgery in st.
James parish,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29

Tun German government is pro-
pairing u parliamentary measure
prohibiting public religious process
sIons, This Ia aimed NJ tho Catho'
Iioa.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29
DALLAS. TEXAS.
TUESDAY MORsISG JUNE 49,

GLADSTONE will resume the lead
ershlp Of tho Liberal party,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29

Nj. w, MASON, inventor OF the loco
motive head light and other useful
railroad appliances, died ut Rochester,
New York, on Sunday night, aged sew.
entY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29

by the terms of her settlement with
Edwin Forests executors, his divorced
wife gets $4,000 in full of all claims
against his estate,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29

TnE Now Orleans PioNyuno puts
tho incoming cotton crop At 1850,
900 balos.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-29

The hair from a lady's braid should
never be worn on the lapel of gentle
mans coat, unless the parties are en-
gagged.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-03-31
. "OId Beavers Prayer.

In the State of Ohio there resided
a family, consisting Of an old man
of the name Of Beaver, and his three
sons, all of whom are hard pets
who had often laughed to scoru the
advice and entreaties Of pious
though very eccentric minister who
resided in the same town. 1t hap
pened one Of the boys was bitten by
rattiesnake, and was expected to
die, when the minister was sent for in
great haste. On bis arrival he found
the young man very penitent, and
anxious TO be prayed with. The
minister, calling on the family, knelt
down and prayed in this wise:
Oh Lord we thank Thee for
-Tattlesnabes. We thank Thee be
cause rattiesnake las bit jim. We
q pray Thee send a rattIesnake to bite
John send one to bite Bill; send
one 10 bite Sam; ami, Oh Lord
sed the biggest kind Of a rattlesnake
TO bite the old man for nothing but
rattlesna1cs will ever bring the
Beaver family 10 repentance"
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-03-31
The Little Corporal.

Ia Hlatstrated lHesgosslse for Boys aud GirEs
This magazine has been nearly tan years before
the public and has secured for itself the highest
reputatioH for the excellence Of its reading matter
aud the beauty Of lis Illustrations.
Its conductors alma TO provide IN aaeh number
Y0uNa FoLks. and 0lzn FoH.Ks With yaung hearts.
Terms ST SC year, paa3age paid. Clubs OF ave
names at one time 70 each, postage Iaid Spec
linen numbers 10 cents.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-03-31
rhe Republican Platform for
1876.
From the New York sun.

The Republican party as repre-
sented by an enormous majority in
both Houses of the Forty-third Con
gress, and Illustrated in the acts Of
its last session, points with pride to
its past record, and rejoices in the
following declaration Of its present
principles:
L Third term now, and Presidency
for life hereafter.
III. Government by the bayonet.
suspension of habca8 corpus at dis
erection, and drumhead court mar
tials. are the true elements Of politi-
cal strength.
Ill Specie payment in 1879 with
out coin.
". Civil rights means the white
man has no rights which the black
man is bound to respect.
Y. More taxes, more debt, and
more expenditures the true road to
permanent prosperity.
VI Subsidies, special tariffs, Cred
il Mobilier. Texan Pacific back pay
grabs. railroad grants, and all sorts
OF monopolies blaze the pathway of
Republican legislation.
VII. Nepotisn is obedience to
scripturat authority, and a blessing
to tue reigning family.
VII. Negro supremacy in the
South to advance Christian ciyiliza~
ton.
TX. Opposition legislatures ought
TO be suppressed by Federal troops
as dangerous to Grantism
x. Returning Boards are more po-
tent than elections, and should be
appointed BY the President.
NJ. The people have no right to
complain when the Administration is
content.
XII. A large standing army and
powerful appropriations for the navy
are indispensable to a republic, and
10 hosts of magnificent Office seeking
commands.
Kill Opponents ofthe third term,
critics Of the President, champions
Of tha Constitution, economists, and
The toiling masses who grumble be-
cause they are poor, must be classed
as banditti, and punished accord
ingly.
XIV. Centralized government is
national strength, ana State govern
lnents should be abolished except as
dependencies.
XIV Present salaries are INSULT
eieut to maintain the dignity of Of
flee. and ought to be doubled imme-
diately, with back pay at the pleas
ure Of The officials.
XVI Carpet baggers and Office
holders are abused patriots who have
suffered for their country, and merit
It's grateful recognition.
XVII. Investigations by Congress
intended to expose corruption and
jobbery, and to damage the Repub-
Iican party, cannot be too steruly
condemned for trenching on private
rights.
XVIII The President is the re
cognized head Of the Government to
whom Congress ana the Courts owe
obedience.
- XIX. The newspaper press is q
nuisance. A censor to restrain harp
ing utteTances and a severer law to
condemn offending editors, are de-
manded forthwith.
Xxx. Rings Of self sacrificing or
CARNATIONS, intended to promote the
public welfare, to shape legislation
wisely, to stimulate enterprise, to
mid commerce, to build railroads, and
place appropriations where they will
do the most good.
XXI A Constitutional amend
ment is recommended making Long
Branch the summer capital Of the
nation, with liberal allowance for the
President and his household during
Gen. Grants life.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-03-31

We beg 10 cali your attention TO
The following circular:

We beg 10 cali your attention 70
The following circular:
KNOXVILLE TeaN, sept. %, "a
DE8H sfn Hereafter, the East Ten
nesaee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
Company viii pass free both ways, NIL
State students of abe Fast Tennessee
University, whose pecuniary circum-
sta1fges are sHcb as ~ render fhfs aid
neekssarg ~ enable them ~ avail them
geivcs Of tbc opportunity offered Ivy the
University 70 9byain on education. All
other state Students will have free fare
On That foad this way, and viii pay their
fare on ID in returning home
Yours Respectfully,
THoa. w H0MEs,
Pres't East Tennessee University.
Parents or gnardians among our
constituents desiring appointments
for thei- sons or wards will please
communicate with us promptly.
Senators are entitled, under the law,
TO make two appointments from
their counties, and Representatives
20 three from their district.
j. g. IIoDGEs,
JNo. T.. STARNEs.
Nashville. Jan. II. 1915.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-03-31
TOR PRHNTHNG.

II ys1f- went Posters, HandbiIls, Letterheads,
ysflheads Statements Business Cards, Pamphlets,
or anything else in lire Of Printing, leave your
orders at the GAZETTE Office, where they Biu he
executed in the neatest style and at less THAI city
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge for
work. Conneetecswith the Office is Book-F,inderv
competent 10 do any work in that line with neat
ness and at the lowest prices. Magazine work 81 .
ecaIly solicited =
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term now, andPresidency
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20 AnNERTTsE &c.
THE MoRR1srowE GAZETTE is the best adve

TIE AfoRRIsrowE GAZETTE is The best adFertis-
leg medium to be had in Upper East Tennessee.
It's circulation in the counties of Hamblen, Hawk
ms, Cooke, Jefferson, Granger and Claiborne IS
larger than any other paper, and its subscription
list is increasing 6ssEy To insure insertion the
same week advertisements snCGsd Re, handed IN
by Monday evening. OHr terms for advertising
will be found very reasonable.