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ada, and young man whose name We
have not learned, and being under the
influence on whisky, they all commenced
firing Oii their six shooters, and running
their horses, and while thus engaged
aud ~ they were passing the residence
of Rev. n, y, Hooper, Mr. lhomaa
horse stumbled threw him over his
head aud fell on him, breaking three Of
his ribs aud tearing them loose nom
his body, crushed his breast bone and
knocked hleahoulder blade out OF Joint,
Canada and the young man rode on
without paying any attention 10 Mr.
Thomas when he fell Mr., Hooper
summoned assistance and carried him
into bis house, aud aent for Drs Evans
and Springfield Thomas Is IN hoTi'
bile condition, and Ia not expected IA
live aud we listen every hour 10 heas ol
his death Mr. rhomas lives In Lime.
stone county, whore he has large
plantation aud kind and Oileotionale
wife, We hope le will recover II only
for her sake,
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"THE HERALD declines to enter the
lists with the Waco, San Antonio and
Austin papers as to which is the second
city of Texas, but simply says;
'All those fellows can say in thou
sand years of continuous scribbling
wouldn't change the fact that Dallas is
the second city in the state in point of
population, and in enterprise, alertness
and other healthy modern qualities,
she is and ever will be ineiiably the
first
THE only thing that keeps Dallas
and its papers from the front is-mod'
esty."--[ Galveston News
The News prating of modesty is the
old thing over again of Satan reprov-
ing sin, or virtuous iemininity vaunt-
ing its goodness on the streets. How
quietly that storm-washed, tempest
tossed" old town drops into the first
place. Modesty! Oh, mi
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The Hon. D. b, Culberson saw fit, in
a recent speech, to touch on dangerous
ground. Just little persecution from
that direction and Mills would be gov.
ernor or United States senator, like II
flash. 1t would raise perfect tornado,
which mo fellow could control. We
trust for harmony's sake, and especially
us Mills friends have been very modest
so far, that neither Mr. Culberson nor
any other of our congressman, will in
aueurate u policy like this which cans
not possibly result in good, but which
may do much harm.
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Georgia Election.

st. Louis Republican: An election is
to be held in Georgia on the first OF
May on the proposed amendment to
the constitution prohibiting the legisla-
ture ever to recognize the fraudulent
bonds issued by Bullock, the last re.
publican governor of the state. There
is no doubt that the amendment will
be adopted by an overwhelming major
ity. The legislature disowned the fraud.
ulent bonds several years ago, but to
make sure Of their never being paid it
is proposed 10 prohibit IL in the consti.
tuition. The bogus bonds amount to
about g. OOO.OOO.
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THE STATE OVER.

Robertson COmty-At Ilearne local op.
ton is much talked of, but whisky is
is much sought tor--Rev j. Bell
preached plain sermon the other day.
1t wasn't couched in honeyed phrases.
Travis Co,mty.--Mr. Chas. Fowler,
Major E. w. Cave and Mr.. Waldo of the
Central speat a day or two in Austin
last week. How to keep cool, is
one of the capital problems. The
citizens are moving to prosecute Col.
Trigg the county Attorney wagon
load of fishing poles on the streets put
uncle Bobby Josselyn in good humor.
anderson Comty.-The Palestine New
Era mentions divers new houses as in
course of construction in that thriving
village Tennessee colony is in
a prosperous condition. -. X. Nc
Farland and Mrs. $. +, Ward are mar
ried.-Mr. Rheims has been under
arrest, and complains that he can't get
Justice because he is northern man.
The Era laughes at him.
McLenndn County. THE Waco Mai.fest
is to be grand one.-Two Italian
fruit vendors had stabbing afiray
The vacant judgeship troubles the Ex-
aminer.-Base ball matters are brisk
Not so with business however, Troops
are looking fine.-Colonel Eugene
Farley has an elegant new phaeton. -
No grasshoppers, and wheat.at Bosque>
Vile as fine us ever was seen in the
state.
Bell County.-The Bolton bar, by res
olutions, regret the resignation of
Judge X. B. Saunders. The bar, how-
ever, think Lin G. Alexander should
succeed him. II. c. Lanier, who kill
ed Willie Hardin few weeks since, has
been tried and acquitted.-A sad case
of seduction and death is given by the
Journal Miss NJ. s. Ellington and
John Richardson are the parties.---
Bolton has silver cornet band
Jim Matthews and Lewis Merely both
got two years in the penitentiary.-
Mrs. j. NJ. Harrison's concert was .
success.
Grayson C5uatN-That was big sell,
the hanging of three horse thieves last
week. The Courier says: Considerable
excitement was occasioDed Wednesday
evening by the report that three horse
thieves had been found hanging to a
limb, some eight miles west of town,
and on Thursday Justice Raihey, ac-
companied by coroners jury and
three collins, went in search of the
bodies. They, however, found no traces
Of the tragic scenes, and returned as
they went, with the collins empty. 1t
was, perhaps, a hoax, and perhaps il
wasn't
leon Cotnfy.-Mr. Foster Fleming has
returned from Louisiana
lumber yard is 10 be started at Jewett.
Mr.. Bill Thomas met with a dread
full accident the other day. The Cabinet
says While returning home from
10 IL n Dill
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Throughout the empire Of Morocco
there are villages whore the elder mem
beers Of the adult population follow pro-
fessionnlly the pursuit Of ihttoning
young ladies for the matrimonial mar.
lSet, A girl sput under tho process OF
lattoning whom she h about twelve
years OF age Her hands are tied be
hind her, and she II seated on u carpet
during so many hours every day, while
her "pnpa' stands over her with n
mairagac. or big stick, aud her mother
at times pops into her mouth ball OF
coWcossoG or slilr maiao pordgc
kncadcd up with grouse and just large
enough TO be- swallowed without the
patient choking II the unfortunate
girl declines 10 be crammed she il com
polled no that ere long the poor cir
resigns herself 10 the torture, and gulp'
down the boluses lest she should be
beaten, ..... .|..
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Norm Carolina.

ChorIotto's memorial day II to be eel.
ebiated on the tenth,
The Wilmington boys have formed n
hook and ladder company n
The dead body of sailor was found
floating near Wilmington on Saturday
The Cape Fear Artillery, at Whining
ton, has been furnished with guns by
the state,
Charles NJ. Epp a colorod school
teacher, near Wilmington, has been W.
rested for forgery
Mr.. John Reilly late State Auditor
of North Carolina, died in Baltimore OH
the l7th instant
A meeting of tho directors of the
North Carolina Railroad was held at
the Marlborough House, last evening
in Raleigh.
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Csttsn Spinning In the old North
o. state.

Charlotte Observer Within twenty
five miles from Charlotte, North Caro-,
lima, there are seven cotton factories,
viz: The Woodlawn mills, employing
100 hands, IS looms, $500 spindles,
manufactures about 2i0 bales Of yarn,
and sells all lie productions from this
market. The Mountain Island mills
runs 1900 spindles, makes warps, and
sells north. Mount Holly mills, 200
spindles, makes warps. and sells north.
Stowesville factory. 100 spindles, "a
looms. makes shirtings and yarns, for
home market. 0dell a Co.'S mills. 1900
spindles, so looms. makes yarns and
sheetings for home market. Phifer a
Allison, 500 spindles, 30 looms, makes
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While the ellete old aristooracies Of
Europe are cutting each Others Threats,
let us of the west be up and doing, 10
take advantage of the situation. They
must eat. Let us feed them. People
at war necessarily neglect their fields,
We ARE not at war lot us cultivate
ours, and as long as they have money
TO buy with, we will sell to them,
"One mans misfortune is another
mans opportunity.'
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TnE State Gazette has General j. W,
Barnes erewhile vice president of the
International, in II bad place. II is u
regular case Of divided allegiance, The
general doesn't know whether TO res
main in Georgia or return to Texas.
He's nearly as happy when in Texas as
he Is Georgia, and vicd versa, Suppose
he takes silver half dollar and decides
il by q toss Not forgetting, however,
to present the piece to the Gazette on
account of subscription.
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Tue very devil Is TO pay in radical
ranks, Hayes doesn't "pan out" worth
n cent He's got the bit In his tooth,
and the corrupt oiliceholder hasn't tho
ghost of n chance Hayes IL II puaalo
10 be sure, not only TO wo poor demo
Gratis, but the two wings OF the rcpub'
lican party also An honest republican
ohice.holder IL troublesome 10 them,
and a complete. surprise to Us,
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CONNECTIONS.

AZ TEXABKANA, with all trains on III
Louis 4 Iron Mountain II. Il. for all p0nls
North, East ans southeast,
Al LONGNlEW JUNCTION and MIN.
nicola, with trains ON tho international
Il. II. for Tylor, Palestine, Houston, Calves.
ton and san Antonio,
AT DALLAS, win trains North aud South
on Houston and Texas Central II. II. f0I
sherman, Paris, BOnham, Mckinney, Cor.
sicana, Bronond, Waco, Houston and Aus
TN.
u tSHRE VEPokT, with regular line OF
drSt- tlSs steamers for New Orleans.
THIS aue, being FULLY equipped with all
modern improvements, such IN Westng.
house Air Brakes and Miller Truss Platforms
and Coupler IN unsurpassed for
speed, Safety and Comfort.
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Tue average carpet'baggeF had q hard
time OF II during the carpotbag days In
the south, but hard as II has ever been
here II bears no comparison with what
he now experiences since all but carpet
bag honor Is Lost, and he ANONYMOUSLY
sinks back to his native lnslgniilcanoe
In tho north, with no present on future
hope Of plunder, position or honor,
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TNHE STATE OF TEXAS-To the Sheriff. OF
Il any Constable of nallas county. greet
| Ing: You are hereby commanded thai, N
| making publication OF this citation IN soine
newspaper published In said county OF Dal-
las, for four successive weeks prior 10 the re-
| turn day hereof, you summon W. l.. Wads,,
worth, affidavit having been made that salI
w adswurth Is NONRESIDENT of the Stateo o.
Texas, To be aud appear b fore the .lionnis
BILE the County Court Of said county Of Dal,
las, at the courthouse thereof In the city o.
Da Has, on the third Monday in May next
then and there TO answer the petition 0, =;
A Oill and B.C. Smith, partners doing Oul
siness In the city of Dallas, Texas, as con-
tractors and builders, under the firm name
Of Gill 4 Smith, lled in said court agalnst
him, the said W. l.. Wadsvorth, alleging IN
substance as follows, TO wit: That, on the
1th day OF September, 1916. the defenOsnt
executed an delivered 20 said petitioners
his certain piomissory note in wIi ti1,1
days after said date the sum OF thirteen hun
dred and f0rty-fOur 90 LOO dollars, with inter,
est thereon at one per cent per month unIli
paid: ihai aftervards the said deiendan ,d
note, leaving a balance due at the date o.
the Institution ofthis suit Of about the sum
OF two hundred and thirty.tvo 1910 dollars.
the ,aa ala w Sssass q has Rithsfo
wholly Jailed and refused, and that the
same IL still due and unpaid, and they,
therefore. pray that the said Wadsworih Ds
clteu 70 answer their said petition. ard, on
nnal hearing.f Judgment against him Ior
me ID desf and costs. and ier genera re-
Hereof fail not, but Of this writ 10 axe due
return, showing how you have executed the
same.
witness, A. HarwooJ, County Clerk, and
taeseal o the eounty court. at on - ~ tne
city Of Dallas. this, the l2th day Of April
A. ID. lSI.. A. HARDWOOD, County Clerk.
BY W. n. THAcKER. Deputy.
H!ghesd Lindsey, Attorney for Piainuhst
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TO tho Working Class +!

We are now prepared % furnish all classes
with constant employment nj home, the
whole o. the lime. or for their spare mo-
mcnts, business new, light ana profitable
FeWous OF either sex epslly earn from n,
cents 10 50 per evening, aud u proportional
sum 10y dcyOting their whole time 10 the
much as men, That MI who see this notice
may send their address and test the bust
ness, we mike this unparalleled Offers 10
such us Grc not well satiJhed we VIII send
one dollOrto pay for the trouble of writing
Full particulars, samples worth several dol.
lars 10 commence work on, and copy Of
Home and Fireside, one of the largest and
best illustrated publications, all sent free by
mail. Read n, II you wnt pelmHI ent, prof,
able work, address, GEORGE STINsoN y Co.
Portland, MIME. ian2dd3m
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
4. y. Hnrrt.-

Solicitor In Bankruptcy United states Dis.
Dallas, Texas. Speciality In all matters in
bankruptcy, Proofs Of debt taken through
out the United States. Charges reasonable
eept2dl.n
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Buy Your Tickets and Ship Your Freight
BY the
Houston and Texas Central Railway.

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
only the Ii. e. B. Railway, butlTexas gem
orally:
+. l.. MANCHEST Eastern Passenger
Agent, AZ Broadway, N. Y.
Gen. j. Is. RIO ERrS0N, Pass. 4 Immigra-
tion Agent, llS N. Third street, st. Louis, MO,
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, lOl
Clark street, CHICAGO, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, southeastern Agent,NO'.
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
j. X. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent
Chattanooga, Tenn. III WHY. "a ~
Information may also be had nj the agen'
Giles OF the NJ. X. & T. Railway, in New YORK,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.Louis
WALDO,
Genl Pass. a Freight Agt, Houston, Texas
J. DURAND, If-f ..r,.f...
Gen1 supt.. Houston, Texas. fnn2slm
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o. s. Edwards. Attorney at Law, Ennis.
"a iseountv. rexas.
1hurmond, willard A Fletcher, Att,ys q,
Law, 81 Main street, mp stairs. oeti.iIrn
John NJ. Stennons, Attorney n Law, No
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pbvsIeIans and s,,v..a.

Jno. II. Morton, "A. D., Physician and sut
con, office over First National BANK. Resi
ence corner San Jacinto and Harwood SIS,
ttandel. rrf1tfrn
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DALLAS, TEXAS.

TnT Daily Telegram of Houston OK
hints daily improvement, and 80 may
II be- distinguished all Of rs days, say we,
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STATE OrsTExAS.

1t gives to the Passenger aview OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West .H .,
Its passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none in the State. Pullmans
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
leave st. Louis daily via the NJ, X. Il I. R'y
at 8 4. m; Hannibal ut ~ a. NJ, and Sedalia
at 6:& p. M, running through to Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hous-
ton without change Connection is also made
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points. - "a
The connections of this Road with the NJ
X. Il L. Mt Denison for st. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with the Texas Il Pa
cine at sherman for 81. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phis, and all points East and Southeast, and
TIT Houston with the g., H. Il =. A. for Saa
Antonio, the g., ii. 4 II. Tor Galveston, the
Texas " New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, ETC., the Morgan aud Mallory Steam
shil for all points on the Gulf and Atlantic
coasts and the Liverpool IL Texas Steamship
Line to Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while its freedom
from dust and heat on account of the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which IL passes, with its cooling sea breeze,
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields of cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render 1t especially
desirable and advantageous to travellers ana
shippers In preference to others,
st. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
except Saturday, at 2:20 p. m, Houston NJ
$3.50 p. m, Hearue at 225 p. M, Dallas 1888 y.
IN. and Denison ut ll:ij a. m.
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10y A PRIvATE FAMIBY-A gentleman
ID and vile as bearders. Convenient TO bU
with southern exposure. Address,. W. b.,
Herald Office. ~ mayl-H
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Sale.

ILLINOIS HOUSE, No. 1914 Main street:
/ board and lodging "a 20, day board - 80.
aplI-u
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DRIvATE BOARDING.--F irst-class Day
Il Be ard, or Board and Lodging. for gentle
men, at the Bryan HOnse, Lamar street.
apr2S-lm
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INIVORCES legally and quietly obtained
J Tor incompatibility, etc; reference I'M.
necessary. Fee after decree, Twelve years
experience. A. GOODRICH, Attorney at
Law, l2l Denrhon IT., Chicago, Ill. tan2S-3m.
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Four-line Advertisements inserted twice In
this column for Twenty-Five Cents, and
nj the rate of Five Cents per Line for each
subsequent insertion.
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Wsntsd-Msle Help.
wan,ed-FemaIs Help.
Misunderstanding.

An UNFURNIsHED ROOM, in a pleasant
N family, for a lady aud servant. Address
z. o., Lock boz 1855. mayl-lw
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MUSIC LESSONS Miss Sabrh Cooley will
INi give instructions ON the pianoforte, at
her rooms, No. Sl6 Elm street Pupils will
have the benefit of the use OF II fine piano,
forms moderate. apr20-lm
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n OOMS-One of the best furnished and
IL most pleasant rooms in Dallas-on the
ground floor. Near To business Call for IN
formation at Downing's art CALLERS, All Main
street. Suitable for two or four, or gentle-
man and wife. apr26-tf
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e, EWING MAUHINE-A first class singer
- sewing machine, new and sound, with
al the attachments. Price 80, Enquire AZ
Booth y auction House, M ain street. nayl -h
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DASTURE-I have an excellent pasture
plenty of grass. WIN pasture stock at .rea-
soLable prices. Apply at my place near
the Fair Grounds. Jefferson Peak,
" aplil-lm
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN.

| TWENTY-FIVE LtN LUlUMN,
Four-line Advertisements inserted twice In
this column for Twenty-Five Cents, and
at the rate of Five Cents per Line for each
subsequent insertion.
| =---------z----->>-------
To Rent. .#
l,V,WO BRICK STORES-On the south side
| | of public square Also three rooms.
| Apply to W. l.. huffman, upstairs, in the
ocilce of Messrs. stevens Field apSOdlw
IrTHE CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE-with or
L without the furniture. Apply 10 j, o..
Crutchheld, or Tom Johnson ON the premi-
| SEES. mayl-u
| DASTURE-I have an excellent pasture
containing good shade, water ana
plenty of grass. Win pasture stock at ,rea-
soLable prices. Apply ut my place near
| the Fair Grounds. Jefferson Peak.
| oplii-im n
n ooMs-one of the best furnished and
| IL most pleasant rooms In Dallas-on the
| ground floor. Near To business Call for M
| formation at Downings art gallery, All Main
street. Suitable for two or four, or gentle-
| man and vile. hprZo-u
| Wantsd-Msls Help.
|
| CANV ASSERS--A few good men TO can
~ vass for Hills manual OF Social and Blu
| siness Forms. Call or address j. W. strong,
general agent, l07 Lamar street, Dallas,
| Texas apr17-lm
Wsnted-Femals Help.
| --.s--4-.--->l.-,.,
| DOOK-White woman for cook at the
~ CLARK house. Apply mt once, corner Pa'
ciffc avenue and Lamar street, apf2'lW
WET NURsE-For an infant three
| w months OLE. A good home and good
wages 10 a healthy woman Apply at The
1 Herald office. mchp-u
| Misunderstanding.
UNFURNIsHED ROOM, in pleasant
| n family, for a lady aud servant Address
Z. o., Lock boz 1855. mayl-lw
my A PRIVATE FAMIbY-A gentleman
ID and vile as bearders. Convenient to bU-
siness and no other boartlers. Rooms large,
with southern exposure. Address,. w. b.,
Herald Office. ~ mayl-H
DRIVATE BOARDING.--Flrs Day
L Beard, or Board and Lodging, for gentle
men. at the Bryan HOnse, Lamar street.
apr2s-lm
YIJINoIs HOUSE,, No. 1914 Main street;
aplI-tf
Fer Sale.
/ e, EWING MAUHlNE--A first class singer
- sewing machine, new and scuhd, WIN
All the Attachments. Price So, Enquire at
Booths auction House, Main street. mayl-h
/>Lp PAPERs-At this ONCE, In quaint.
W ties tosuit, at u hundred. lySeu
NfAREs-one span Of nne Mare. hneen
wi hands highs Apply ut Ms. Wells In
East Dallas, or Droyers' and butciers "a
loon. 49,. - ..........l hprSD-ct
nLD PAPERe-At this once, inquanti-
CHEET MUSIC, not less than ten dollars
- WORTH Furnished 20 Teachers At half
price. Address, II. A. Soeya, No. 90 Main
street, Dallas, Texas. aprl1-lm-eod
NEAT SAMPLE ROOM, stock and
N fixtures, In good location, cheap for
= - = So ssfs y tf~-~la -es~a onria-isf
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,THE CRUTCHFIELD HoUSE-with or
without the furniture. Apply 10 j. o.
Crutchfield, or Tom Johnson ON the premi-
seS. mayl-u
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To Rent.

TWO BRICK sToRES-on the south side
| of public square. Also three rooms.
Apply to w. l.. huffman, upstairs, in the
oclce OF Messrs. stevens 4 Field. apSOdlw
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HtAREs-One span Of nne Mares. fneen
vi hands highs Apply at Ms. Wells In
East Dallas, or Droyers and Butchers ga
loon. hprt0-oI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-23

We take it that the sagacious public men
about Washington are not blind. and that
they see the objects of the movements Of
ultra.Radicals in and out OF the Senate.
President HAYES is as we'll aware OF them
as any Of the representative community in
the Federal city. ,. Tie strategy OF the I'M
conciliatory Radicals will force matters, and
hurry the. changes and counter-movements
that are required alike for national good
and sectional peace. The grand point is
that the President should stand firm. That
will either break down theantagonism in the
Senate by rendering it powerless, OF will end
in making the Presidents position impreg-
nabie. and indeed achieving a victory for
the country. From that there can no harm
come to the nation. There must ensue a
condition of politics immensely advantage
ous-one that will ensure more harmony to
the people and better and more honest
administration Of the Government than we
have had previous to the HAYES Admins
tration. since the war. 1t will receive its i'm
press from the policy and measures of the
HAYES dynasty, and tend to secure to the
republic, a long, period Of peace and order
and proper administration. ' -"