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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

passions engendered by the war, and in
his eyes the people of the south have
rights which the general government is
bound To respect. Even public opiu on
is becoming demoralixed An EXON
federate made the address in New York
on decoration day. Curtis, OF Harf RS
Weesiy. applauds the goverpmeu tai
blending of the blue and the gray, which
occurs in the cabinet This is terrible
TO the priests OF the gospel of hate, and
the bloody,shirt wanes in power as a
rsllying emblem of the faithful Nor
ton. even doesn't quite know which
side of the fence To get down on, and
Blaine is penetential in view Of the
record he has made against reconcilia-
ton. And now, il the demo cratic pa.
pers of the south should be given the
rich spoils which were SO layishly pro
vided for republican papers at rates
four times higher than those paid at
the north, human forbearance will he
strained 10 its utmost tension. No
matter who wears or throws aside the
bloody shirt, the war il over, and not
all the organs either republican or
democratic can do away with that com
Portable fact.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

Ir would not be q guess much out oil
the WAY To say that perhaps Hon Guy
NJ. Bryans visit TO his old friend and
school mate, President Hayes, had some
influence in the changed policy of the
government in regard to the Rio Grande
frontier. No one can doubt the active
patriotism of the distinguished gentle.
man we have named, and no one doubts
his purpose 10 uss all the influence he
posses with Mr. Hayes for the good oi
Texas. which he loves with all the
ardor of devoted son who has wit
messed all her cartier struggles, and
who has shared her many later tri-
umphs Texas has few more exalted
characters among her citizens than that
of the distinguished gentleman. we
have named, and no one world more
willingly or effectively serve the state
in any legitimate way, than he IL is
only fair to infer that as he was at
Was hington about that time, that his
old friend, the president, should consult
him on the subject of authorizing the
the army TO pursue the Mexican ma
RAIDERS over the border. However, ii
does not much matter who did it, on
who exercised the influence. it was
properly done. and the president de.
serves the plaudits of Texans for the
act he alone could perform with effect
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09
GOVERNMENT ORGANS.

NO political party ever held power in
this government which understood the
valne of maintaining advocates among
the people, in the shape of sharp, incl.
sive, beiligerant and devoted papers
better than dill tho. leaders of the re.
publican party. In the states of the
south, and more particularly in Texas,
was this rule carried To excess. Every
republican running newspaper was in
some way enjoying the patronage of the
general government often indirectly.
but more frequently actually holding a
posimastership, collectorship or a
marshalsiiip, There was no attempt at
eoncealment the thing was done bold.
ly and in public. and the opinion of the
world was challenged. The bestowal
OF this patronage was retained by the
president until Johnson showed signs
Of detectioni il was then removed out
ofthe presidents hands and given to
the clerk Of the house Representatives
30 as to insure il as perpituity to the
faithful who had the nerve to run re-
publican party organs, and who were
bound TO defend the every act of gov.
ernment in y country whose wealth.
virtue and intelligence were all arrayed
against the thing.
Many sickly republican newspaper
infant started into life under this in.
huence, and many a puny life went out
promptly when the reconstructed state
governments Of the south. (Which had
aPed The general government, prompt
ly passed away AZ the ban Of disfrsn-
ehisement was removed. Some few
continue, but they are held in this
state, with but few exceptions, by do
cent men, and no one cares particularly
that they are continued
But there Is trouble brewing, and up.
easiness 10 being manifested because the
rule established Of giving the national
advertising into the hands Of the clerk
OF the house. now democrat, rs begin
ming TO be talked about. The sauce for
the republican goose may be the very
deuce If Il IS transferred 10 the demo
cratic gander. What the proyidant
republican congress took out Of Mr..
Johnson's hands. is equally out of Mr..
Hayes hand: and what repablicsn
clerk Of republican house did, surely
n democratic clerk of democrats
house may do. That would be the verv
devil Why, sir, those disloyaI Bourbon
democratic papers, tho berry illustrators
Of the southern public opinion, will be-
paid governments money and for doing
government work. Horrible, horrible.
The country issurely on The hish-rosd
10 the old scratch. and there is no loysl
majority on hand in the house 70 pre-
vent IL. ~ ss
But the bottom Of their woes has not
ysi been touched II has depths stiIl
al unexpiored. Hayes is acting badly
: conducting the aifairs Of the govern,
'nent " such q manner q 10 cou,in =
lsssrybo'iy that he has soreotss. a..
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09
THE LOUISIANA MARSHALS SHIP.

Marshal Pitkin, of New Orleans. vas
Part of the Kellogg Packard govern
meut of Louisiana, inasmuch "a he was
an active participant in all the pro ed
ings ofthis government" which served
to bring republican principles into lis
repute, rs well AS 10 degrade the Amer.
lean name before the civilized world.
This patriot has held office for years.
receiving from time to time the promo
ton due for his partisan services But
with the fall oil the Packard K IL ogs
rule in Louisiana. the marshal sp>
pointed tg Packard comes to grief nat
uraliy. But he refuses to fall with his
friends. They are corruptionists, but
he is not They deserve their fate, but
he has, during all these years in which
he has aided them in their work, been
simply as lamb among wolyesl lie
has, in other words, been part of the
kellogg government by compulsion. 1t
is over the fall of this Office
holder. under these circumstances, that
General Butler, himself of memviable
New Orleans fame, comes forward, and
in the name of the respectable eIe,
ment of the republican party, reads
President Hayes lesson on civil ser
vice reform II the removal of a no
terious partisan. the intimate Of band
Of notorious corruptionists and plum
derers, is not reform in our political
system, where, then, shall reform beginl
The president did what was right in
asking the resignation of this official
and will fall short of his duty if he does
not remove him if he adheres t. his
refusal TO resign. Jack Wharton. the
applicant for the marshalship, belongs,
however, to the same school
Of placemen and was a part
of the Wasmoth- Pinehback govern
ment. which not only openly and
shamelessly robbed the people of that
state, but arrayed the blacks against
the whites, and inaugurated the color.
line in southern politics. which gave
TO Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama and
South Carolina the Infamous carpet.
Dagger governments which have pau>
Perized those states, The only fault to
find with the administration is in allow
ing any of these Louisiana political cor
rupiionists longer to disgrace the gov
eminent by representing it. Instead
OF Wharton, let the administration Sc
iect republican, if the appointee must
he OF that political faith, from among
those who, while voting with the party
in national contests, have antagonized
the state corruptionists. The class il
small, but there are such republicans
in louisiana
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09
CATHOLIC FESTIVAL.
The fope's Golden Anniversary ssen-

The Rope's Golden Anniversary ssen-
orally Celebrated.
NEW York, June 4.-Dispatches
from all quarters report devotional sx
ercises In celebration of the festival of
Corpus Christi and the pope's golden
anniversary. At st. Louis seventy or
eighty societies, gaiiy decorated in
handsome uniforms and regaiias, with
forty bands, were In the line of process
sion. At frequent intervals in the
column were fsrge and finely embel-
lished wagons, Filed with elegantly
dressed little girls and boys; also
numerous carriages filled with ehorists
aud officers of various grades. 1t Is
estimated twenty Thousand persons
We're in line, including children. The
streets along the line OF march were
denseiy thronged with spectators, and
many houses were handsomely decoEs-
ted with American flags, the pope's
eolors. portraits of the popes, and
floral designs.
THE Largest Procession Ever Seen IN
Msnsrcas in Honor of the Event
MONTREAL, June 4.-The largest
procession ever seen in Montreal pa
raded yesterday to commemorate Cor
pus Christi, the festival of the fifti.th
anniversary OF the pope. The line Of
march WAS decorated with banners,
evergreens. young trees and arches.
Carpets were laid between the street
car tracks on st. Lawrence aud Main
streets, aud sawdust was sprinkled on
the sides for worshipers to kneel on.
Eighteen thousand people were in pro-
cession. and the line of march was
crowded with spectators. Eleven bands
accompanied the procession, and all
passed under the fifteen arches. The
cathedral towers, the palace and many
public buildings, and hundreds OF res
licences, were Illuminated last evening.
To-day the apostolic delegates hold a
evee, and there will be grand torch
light procession this evening.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09
nes..,. rexn. ar,xn.,e.

The survivors are notified that our
annual union win be held at Waco,
Texas, June q, and the members viii
be passed over the Harrisburg and
San Antonio railroad at one and one.
fifth fare to Houston and return, good
till July Sd: over the International,
Crest Northern and Galveston and
Houston roads at the same rate, good
tflf July End. Tickets Will be placed
on sale on the above roads on the 25th
and 26eh instant ever the Houston
and Texas Central road they viii pay
fun fare going. and return free on my
certificate, which win be delivered to
The members - wseo; ana hold sood
vali July LIST and not AFbef that date.
n IS s,t3 s-iiss ROBBERY p. sDBRNs.
Secretary Hpodb Texas Brigsds lASsocia-
All newspapers ia Texas IRE request
ed to copy and send representatives TO
the meeting. A' s.4.tias ~ ls.s
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

GRANGE vitality has been maintained
lonHrr IN Texas than any Of the states.
The unity of the organization is still
maintained. aud its inllnssso is still
po'e"'' although the number Of oranges
y less Than IA was once. and there has
been marked falling off in ,nanl,cr.
ship YET u Is still in fne o,d.r-,.a,,a.
psrhsps, because !, i. icuu unvia,,v =,
has very potent power, for ei,hs. =
Or evil, snd it, leader. and oe,oss. $50 :.
Tsxas deserve the highest praise az :,
up 70 this good day lie services a an, ~ /.
farmers have been many aud vrsa,
We would see lie death with ma.
genuine regrets. because the farmer,
have Isarned through it's sally needle,
Isssor, to-wIt the avoidance Of dab,
aud the other equally important one
crop Disqualification
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09
HERE AND THERE.

Packard Dangerously M
NEW ORLEANS, June 2.-Ex.Gov.
ernor Packard is dangerously Ill Of
congestive chilIs.
Railroad Fare Redueed.
CHICAGO, June 2. The Lake Shore
road has reduced passenger rates to
fifteen dollars.
Chief Jussiee Waite En- Route far
Greensboro.
CHARLESTON, S. c., June 4.-Chie1
Justice Waite and Judge Bond lief,
here this morning for Greensboro,
North Carolina, where they will hold
court.
Death of Mrs Elizabeth EIIes, the
Anthorcss.
CHARLESTON, s. &. June i.-Mr..
Elizabeth Eliet the authorizes, died
here yesterday. She was the widow
Of Prof Eliet, formerly of Columbia
college.
Rses Bseosd-Pavtsal Desspuxsron ar /.
is6 Catholic Chureh.
COLUMBUS, o., June 4.-The Holy
Cross Catholic Church was partially
burned to-day with 5000 organ.
Loss sd0, 900 insured.
4 hard In she Hsna, Etc.
PHILADELPHIA, June 4. There Is no
opposition to the general reduction Of
wages ON the Pennsylvania road.
In tes ChaaaeI- Sas ~ SEQ - as Whss
10 Do
PLYMOUTH, June 2.-The departure
Of the channel squadron Is indefinitely
postponed. The cruise will be confined
to the English coast.
rhe Flag N Csban waters she n,aay-
shsnw - spanssras-
KEY Wiser, June 4.-'The American
whaling schooner. Ellen Itessepas, OF
Proyidsnoetown, Massachusetts, arriv.
I'd. While taking oil on the Keys,
ssuth IL Clha, she was boarded BY :
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

THE Mineola Flag pays the following
Just tribute to one Of the most faithful
and efficient public servants the state
has ever had:
senator Coke Is diligently preparing
himself for the labors that viii aevolye
upcn him when congress- meets. Coke
y the hardest working official Texas ever
had. and it labor and brxins can accom-
pllsh anything. the interests of T,exas
Will not suffer at his hands. 49,.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

THE editors and publishers Of the
Tyler Dl"oevet print singing card
ON the ~ Of June Il seems some one
charged. that outside parties were con-
trolling its policy, and it wa to refute
this that the gsntlemon spoke. No
mltter who controls II. the Drnoera, is.
and ever was, one Of the best papers in
the state
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

srHErT' s daily Noss IS rapidly growing
IN public favor. Nothing gives Us moro
pleasure than TO be able to say 50. We
never hal nor could find good word
for the Hoadl, because II was not a
legitimate paper. We are glad that
Bro Street has at last given Us the op.
portuoiiy to comnenda journalistic en-.
tsrprise Of his.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

We rejoice toannounce to eur readers
the resumption of the Rockdale Hes.
senger, which was destroyed by fire on
the night of the 2lst of March. There
IS no such thing as fail with a man Ike
breeding The afesssycv has ever been
q 1--we and useful paper, and the nu nber
before us is good evidence that its lame
has not entirely burned out yet. =.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

InosE politicians, whose plans and
interests involve on include the bloody
shirt dea Of procedure, should act
promptly because the moments IN
which It can or may he mado potent.
a. a political forco, are passing rapidly
away
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

We propose To intermit all calls upon
congress for appropriations for Texas.
until it has passed the Texas and Pa.
cit bill for the simple reason that IL Is
81 paramount importance, aud AL other
.Sehemcs should give way to it, for the
present.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

Wa venture tho prediction that the
new superintendent Of the penitentiary.
whoever he may be. will work the pris,
oners inside Of the walls, and give more
satisfaction, aud do the cause of Justice
better service, than Colonel Ward did
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

osE paper in each county of the state,
where one is published. has been wrest-
ling with the delinquent tax list. The
number of delinquents in each ease is
small ! very much smaller. indeed, than
was to be expected, considering the
long spell of exceedingly hard times we
have been passing through. Let us
hope that hereafter j. will be reduced
still more. sss -.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

TuE new catalogue of the Dallas Col.
lege, handsome pamphlet from the
book and job rooms of TINS HrRttr. rs
on our table. The college makes a
splendid exhibit, and the promise for
its future is very bright, indeed. This
i' an institution OF which any city in
the land NIGH, DO proud.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

IuF Austin Ntlissmst. found in Cor
man paper, printed at San Antonio,
what II supposed to he notice OF the
susPension Of the san Antonio HerrR
and was 'ndisorcet enough 10 publish it
hieet' scMPing will come later in the
senson 0r we arc no nrnnhnt
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

10 the Henderson Yrsr really has the
key 10 the Henderson and Oycrlon
railroad matter it should unlock itat
once. TIL" charges made are either true
or t'ls" Why not say that much, 90
the people will De satisfied ?
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

TINS people OF West Texas arc very
anxious that the present military police
OF the state be kept in the field. We
trust that 10 viii. lts services have been
many. arduous aud valuable, We would
see It disbanded with very many re-
nrnla
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

THt WRxahachie Eptggrisc takes time
Ny the torelock, aud Civ the immortal
fourth Of July a blizzard slightly in adj.
vance. There is nothing like being on
time, but being ahead in TIN. matter is
getting ON 10 be- sure.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

SILVER MONEY, free SHIPS, revenue
tariff and southern improvements is a
good democratic platform. and If Mr.,
Hayes will stand squarely on it for four
years it will make man of him and
60 further than anything else to .indnee
people to forget and forgive the consti.
misunderstanding which was necessary to
place him in the white house. !,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09
Another ner,suexrIn woman.

Mr.. Gladstone in Nineteenth Cent,.
ry Tidings reached Montenegrin
wife that her husband had just been
slain by party under the command Of
certain Aga Knowing the road by
which they are travelling, she seises a
rifle. chooses her position and shoots
the Aga dead. The rest OF the party
take TO fight. The wife of the dead
Aga sends her an episile. Thou haSt
robbed me Of both my eyes. Thou art
a genuine daughter of rssff,a .ora-
Come tomorrow slone 10 the border
line. and we viii prove by trial which
of US was the better wife" The Tar.
nagorine appeared, equipped with the
arms of the dead Aga, and alone. a in
vited But the Turkish woman hssi
thought prudence the better part Of
vaior, and brought an armed champion
with her. who charged her On horse
back. She shot him dead Dle 81
vanced. and. seizing her faithiess "a t,s
onist. bound her and took her home.
Kept bar as a nurse mail for fourteen
years. and then let her 20 back 10 her
place aud people.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

TBr Mineols FTag makes the charge
that TINS HSnALp indulges in little
spiteiul filings at other papers" Not so.
Bro Williams. We give and take, bat
all in the kindlie't possible spiritand Ms
10 spitefd ding. why we are incapable
Of making t. Ask any OF the boys
they'll tell YOU.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

Times will bo lively times over the
water sure enough, IL France and Frus-
-t'. get ~ &c again Should that occur
It Will take our secretary and the whole
navy 60 settle the matter.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

itout in Texas never pray until
Tho devil comes Ihcv are neglecting
sanitary matters until tine hrst chsc Of
yellow Jack ia announced Ia Galveston
little timely activity might Keep linn
on .ntIreIY-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

VINO viii be- thc next lrssoe Of the
pspitcutiHyi We trust il will iailihto
proper haudsueXt time, and that the
couyiot' will b. worked within the
wall. kereaIter.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

THE MArshall Hsrald. speaking of ths
recent Dallas and Wichita conipifea-
tons, says: Unless there is some hing
very wrong. or the directors are, derang>
ed, we take i for granted. thai the
matter win be fixed up, and thu; work
proceed, : There is hardly any chance
TO escape one or both of these conoin.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

An Texas regrets o. hear ol thc con-
tuu'd illness or tho brave M,N,lloy.
IL" ia hopelessly 10 or consumption. at
san Antonio. May his sick bed bee a.
painless AZ possible POOR fellow.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

AND now the Statesmen is sealping Mr..
Culberson, and the job is progressing as
deity as though the Comanche CIief
was engineering it. Culberson is a Wig.
orous fighter. and viii doubtless take
care of himself.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

Tug Fort Worth H5sa.-aI rallies to
the import of Governor Throckmortou
for speaker ct the house ct rcurc-,uta-
tiyps
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

Tow EwsEs. of the TiuulI uaf-Laaa
propose b. nam, the next governor ct
TcSaa Tor gallon Of "uid peach.
Smart boy Tom.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

urr Illinois lottcr this morning viii
BE- found Interesting Co par.i,s hailiur
from that state We commend il for o
careful reading
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DIED

Ats o.clogk.a. 20 june 2. Ttrt Sr,r-
Fupr infant son OF John J.. aud Mrs
Eua Barlow.
Poor PAUL. How many tender ahec
tou, how many fond hopes. aui how
many LOFTY amh,tion, De buried viii
thee IN thy little gravel
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-09

"But Tss-." sAii
>unsay, D. dissni--ir-
-otjeci 90 take znslhsr.
&C sts.air- ~ sells.l = So ala
lery VITO uss urs.1st-
hoers au Is Ia an iElA<.a-f
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went cut On thu nsks 49,
sisted by one 20 tL- s-ssssl--
hand al Siui-