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Wall Of his wrath, With a flush on his
pale face aud his slight form straight
ened to It's ruI height, he told Morton
and the infamous eight to their teeth
that their gagIaw could work no longer.
that partisauship had done It's worst,
and nov he proposed to have his say.
Ihereupon he proceeded to declare that
the decision Of the commission was an
outrage ON justice, and that while the
decision might possibly be acquiesced
in, it would never satisfy the people,
and would return to plague its inyeu-
tors, Then turning full toward Brad.
ley who sat covering across the table,
Payne went on in rcproachIul voice 10
say that neither he (Payno) nor the
country expected anything but parti.
aanship from the rest, but that from
Bradley he had expected something
else, and the country had expected
something else,
Bradley pleaded that Payne ought
not to hold him more responsible than
the other seven but Payne told him he
knew the responsibility when he ac
cepted the position, and he had proved
rccreant to his great trust.
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Judge BRADLEY Plainly Rebuked,


The h7eliest passage at arms in the
commission occurred after the several
votes on exclusion of evidence had been
taken and the commission had gone
into secret session again to pass finally
on the vote. Morton had moved that
the vote Of Louisiana be counted for
Hayes. Hunton moved to amend by
inserting tho word mot" and Payne
got the floor, He had been aching to
free his mind all day. His first words
were not altogether amicable and Nor.
ton undertook to get him ruled off the
floor
Clifford ruled that Payne was enti-spd
to the floor, and then he let loon p
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SUBMISSION.

Every act of the partisan commission
show that it is determined on pronounc.
ing the election Of Hayes All their de-
cisions have been hideously partisan.
Men who indorse the loathsome rotten
ness Of the Louisiana yilliany will not
hesitate to reverse their own rulings
and count Oregon to suit their partisan
purposes, The Republican maj GRITTY on
the commission have shown deter
mination to disregard law, justice and
the facts, and to exclude the truth and
any exposure Of the frauds 10y which
Tilden has been sNindled out of his
election, Great as the unparalleled
crime, the Democrats must submit to
it. They haye abundant provocation
for resorting TO any and every means to
thwart verdict SO palpably unjust and
iniquitous. The partisan commission
have violated the spirit and letter Of
the act that created them, and there
would be justification in rcsorting to
every means to defeat the swindlc, Bat
the Democrats must stand 10y their
pledges, faithfully perform their con-
tract. They were the victims of a mis-.
cradle cheat, but more will be gained
by acquiescing than in breaking
plightcd faith In n moment of gener.
Gus but misplaced confidence the ma
jority OF Democrats in both Houses OF
Congress favored the compromise bill,
while the Republicans were fierce in
their opposition to it, and the only hon
! orable course for Democrats TO pursue is
to submit to the outrage and TO rely on
the people, who will, in each new cleo
ton consign the conspirators to an in
famous obscuHty. There is nothing
left for the Democratic party but tC
submit. The Democrats had nothing tC
hope for by thcprogrammeagrced upor
that the president Of the Senate Shout,
present only suchretWns as he though
ought to be counted. Tho compromis,
gave Tildep it was supposed, tn,
advantage, Republicans cntcrtainc,
this opinion and denounced the bill
while the Democrats favored it, bcliey
ing that the judges would be manimou
in their decisions upon legal questions
and that they would rise above part
feeling and act with the fairness an,
justice becoming their exalted prole'
+ sions. In this they have been lamentI
bly, disappointed. Bot it is their dut
to acquiesce in the inlamy, dccp.dye
rs it will be proclaimed by history
Such policy will strengthen the Den
ocratic party. Any action ON the pan
Of Congress calculated to prolong til
public suspense will be condemned b
the people who, above all things, wan
u settlement of dispute which has il
terfered with the great business int
csts Of the country-now paraly2ed an
Frustrated as il armies had depopul0to
it and troddcn out its vitality. Th
Democratic party must 90 before til
country with clear record and this
4 Il, . 4
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Az AQON-A light secondhand two.horSe
w wagon. Inquire ct Collins Coz Elm
street, Eusf DALLAS, i"Ol ~
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TWO farm hands, and small residence.
suitably SITUATED, Tor y physician, Ap.
ply at q. W, Wellboru's Office. febil.ot
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CHEAP ADVERTISING C0LuMH.
Attorneys at Law

G, $. Edwards, Attorney at Law, Ennis
Ellis county, Texas.
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BesIAe Tho inlltn1rn wny

Beside the tOlleono way,
Lonely and dark, by fruits ana flowers I'm.
blcst
Which my worn feettrcods sadly day by day,
Longing In vain for rest,
An nigel softly walks,
with pale, sweet face, and eyes cast wcekly
down,
The whtic, from wIthored leayea aud Hover
less stalks,
She weuyes my ltting crown
A sweet aud patient grace,
A look OF hrm rui uruUCu true and tried,
mcekly borne, rests on her lnce--
So pure 80 slurrcd.
And when my fantiug heart
DespondE aud murmurs ~ it, "a !Ycrac fate,
lacn quietly the angel brHht lips part,
Whispering softly, "WaitW
"Paterco 20 she swGctly saith
THE Fathers mrrcles nuyrrCUmu too late;
Gird thee with patient strength and trusting
faith,
And nrm eudurance--woltl"
Angel, behold, wait,
Wearing the lhJrny crown through all lite't
hours
Wait til thy hand shall ope the eternal gate
Aud change the thorns to flowers,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-02-24

The Republicans Of Texas, scenting
the flesh pots atar of, have met in
council at Austin and adopted the fol-
lowing resolution with great JUNCTION:
BE il rtsolocd, BY the Republicans of
Texas in convention assembled, that in
the event Rutherford B. Hayes be de
clared president, he chairman Of our
State executive committee be instructed
to confer with him and urge upon him
that the Republicans of the South shall
be recognized in the appointments, do
nestle and foreign,
b j. Davis was duly endorsed as the
leader Of the party in Texas, after the
adjournment sine de-
The Statesman in describing the meet
ing, thus out lines the speech of aleader
among the Rebublcons here in Dallas:
DR.. Cochran, Of Dallas, then followed,
endorsing the sentiments of Mr.. Evans,
and making more campaign talk. In
fact, he came right down to sledge-ham.
mer business wOding right through the
Democratic party and splitting it wide
openin tho middle (O. He told the
audience all about Tilden and Tweed,
corruption and prescription, intimida.
ton and bulldozng, and then he got off
on the skyrocketrainbow oder, and
made some very pretty flights Of fancy,
The doctor also cheered up the young
hearts of his hearers by saying that in
Northern Texas, Republicans were get
ting decidedly numerous; that their
ranks were being rapidly recruited by
immigration from the East, the North
and the West, and that so soon as the
Democracy shelved Throckmorton,
Northern Texas would send an indie.
pendent to congress. Everyman in the
room caught the inspiration and began
Ato think Of the beauties and attractions
III Northern Texas, and Of the openings
herc for some one who would axe OIL |
\ party collar and allow himself to be |
Rriiiccd ioran office
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DlNoROES legally and quietly obtained
~ Tor lncompatibillty, ETC.; reference UNI
necessary, Fee after decree. Twelve years'
expefience. A.&ooDRlUH, Attorney at
Law, III Dear1R1 Chicago, Ill. Jans3-Sm.
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Providence, a little city of one hun
bred thousand inhabitants, has for
thirty years furnished all the governors
for Rhode Island but two and all the
the senators and representatives in
Congress, 1t now has in addition the
secretary Of state, the attorney general,
and the general treasurer the speaker
of the House Of Representatives, with
nine.tenshs of all the minor State
officers Newport wants sight now
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COUNTY SCRIP wan. ed %. the EAchu ~
v Bank, County sClip ISSUED pr to tue
.gth July, 1874, and not registered.
1ub,S.IUL
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COLLEGE
MALE AND FEMALE.

This college begins its spring term, under
still more favorable auspices, with faculty
OF thorough and experienced teachers, Mon
day. January 20, 1877. Every facility afforded
young ladies and gentlemen Tor acquiring n
substantial and refined education. Diplo-
mas awarded TO those who have mastered
the prescribed course of study. Music taught
by skilliul and distinguished gentleman.
inc primary department, under the
parental control of an experienced teacher,
will be the best place parents can find for
their small children. Tuition from 50 80 TO
V per month, payable monthly In advance.
JOHN X. ALLEN, President
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70 CONIRCTORS--l wish to have Il four
Il room cottage built, and wish to contract
for the WORK. AL cash. Address box l7Ol. ii
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DANIEL DRGw expects to be released
from the bankruptcy proceedings
against him this week, and asserts his
intention to appear in the street again
"rhe boys think Pm played out" he
said few nights ago, "but I'll give EN-
many turn and twist vet,
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LOUISE ne Ia Rance, better known as
'OuidO," lives in a magnificent mansion
just outside of Florence, where amid
gay siken hangings, marble statues old
pictures, medieval bric.a-brac, and Il
perfect wilderness Of flowers she writes
her nNpnlar stories
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Unwilling HOUSE-An elegant dwell
~ ing house, recently constructed, IA the
town OF Lawrence, ON The Pacific road, ~
miles east of Dallas, will be EXCHANGED
for almost any kind OF personal property.
Inc house has ave good rooms, is two stories
nigh, nicely painted without and pappred
within; has gravel walks. goo fence, and
one OF the llhest underground ClsternS In the
state, Address, Ii. K. English, Herald oilce.
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THERE is such thing as Hayes being
elected senator from Ohio, and then
presiding officer Of the senate, and then
president until the new election, This
plan is limited at in our dispatches
to.dnY
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The -Four Wear SbId's Pray or.

FFom Jhe KucbtSIbr UoMOcTNtI
Her father has been away from the
city on business for two weeks, and the
mother has taught the little one to con.
clude her evening prayers with "and
please watch over my papa. Last
evening the little lady solcmnly clopped
her hands and said, please watch over
my papa and you'd better keep IN eye
ON mamma, tooi'
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SHOT duN-A splendid double-bGrre,
- shot gun, very low for the cash. Apply
g 5US Main street itu-l-2l
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TuG Oregon farce is ended, and Hayes
has the requisite one hundred and
eighty-Gyo vote. The conspirotors have
played their parts ably and well.
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DULUTH, which was to be the rival of
Chicago has fifteen hundred inhobi-
tants, and most of them find it hard
to make both ends meet
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Now let us have the facts about that
Southern coalition Texas will watch
with some degree Of interest the tend.
ering Of Il portfolio to John Hancock
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DIR, TUTI'3 SARSAPARiLLA AND
QUEENS DELIGHT,
PRESCRIPTION FREE.

EOR the Speedy Cure of Seminal Weak.
Il ness Lost Manhood, and all disorders
brought on by irdiscretiods or excess, ANY
druggist has the ingredients.
Address DR.. JACQUES & 20, Cincinnati
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IT is estimated that in Chicago nearly
eight thousand children have been car
ried away by scarlet fever and diph-
liberia within three months.
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'lng condition OF affairs at the ma
tional capitol is exceedingly reverish
and unsettled, The days are getting to
be big with momcntous events
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TnE iueeoncilables OF the House can't
get the requisite number Of senators to
act with them.
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DEFEATED by 100000 votes, Hayes,
through the agency of his lcllow.con
spirotors, sei1cs upon the presidency,
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EVERY carpet Dagger in Texas is look
ing out for an Office under the new
president.
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BRADLEY doesn't feel comfortable, not
withstanding he has just made presi-
dent.
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Thurmond, Willard Il Fletcher, Att'ys al
Law, 81 Main street, up stairs. oct6dlm
j. ~, Hayes, Attorney at Law, 2)i Conn
meroe street south of CourthouseJ, Dallas
Texas Special attention paid to land
cialnS' aprlI
W. ). Oldham, otlioe in Mitchie's building
opposite the LeGrand hotel, Malu street.
lRulldu
John NJ. Slemmous, Attorney at Law, No
40 N0rth Side Public square, upstairs.
OCt23.dtf
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To the Working Class {!

Meare now prepared to furnish all classes
WIN Constant employment Mt home, the
whole o. the time or for their spare mo-
mentS. Business new, light and profitable.
PERSONS OF either sex easily earn from 90
cents TO 70 per evening, and a proportional
sum by dCNoting their whole time to the
business, Boys and girls earn nca ~ us
much us men, That all who see this notice
may send their address and test the busl-
ness We make thia unparalleled offer 10
Sueh as ste not well sat, fed we will send
one dollar TO pay for the trouble OF writing
run particulars, samples worth several dol
lars to commence work on, and Il copy of
Homo and Fireside, one OF the largest and
best Illustrated publications, all sent free by
mail kead II, II you want permna eut profit
Portland, Maine. en9gd3m
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WHAT about Nichols and Hampton
now ?
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Now for the inaugural of President (?)
Hayes Tilden's can rest for four years
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Now comes the Republican scramble
for office
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DALLAS. TEXAS.

SATURDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 81.
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EaMHaicinna nnh Snrrrnna-

Jno, II. Morton, NJ, d., Physician and sur
con, otica over First National Bank. Resi-
encH corner san JaCintO and Harwood sts.
jtgrdpl. trtn IA,
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Grey hair can be changed to Il glossy blacl,
by Il single nppll cation of Or. rutt's Hair
Dye IL acts IKE magic, end is warranted
as harmless MS water. Iryour druggist does
not have IT, ask INN 10 order it Tor y GU.
Price, O-2t-w-f,b'6,
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REAL ESTATE: AGENTS
FOR 9A.nJyP.

Improved and unimptovea property I'm
every quarter of the city; also, farms and
farming lands IN Dallas aud other counties
OF Texas.
Forrent-Dwellings and business houses In
me city OF Dallas. Special attention paid to
ahstractlng and perftcting titles md eatab.
fishing land claims; also, to the collecting OF
rents, notes and accounts, by
J.P, MURPHY & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Damar street.
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NATIONAL LINE OK STEAMERS

Consisting of twelve fine large steamships,
one Of HE hest end certainly the cheapest
tain and Europe, Steerage ana cabin, With
ratlrond tickets, either way, from and TO
Dallas or round trip tickets, good for one
year, for sale 10y the undersigned. For pnr.
ucularS, and TO see plan ofthe steamers cab
$, callnt our Office No. 100 Lamar ri.
II IL q j, =. MURPHY K co, Agents
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n ATIONAL HOTEL SneaG 4 witt, pro-
~ pretols, Pacific Avenue, opposite City
Elevator, lam
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Wanted-To Rent.
Wanted onols Help.


''AAi''NI A'hf''
Wanlod--lo Buy.
,BNO BUY $4,000 worth Of dry goods for
4 which VIII pay $4,000 cash, ANA give
SO " est Nlrs mia cOul lama, Mt per acre,
"A. Il % Herald uucp, iobli-lw
COUNTY SCRIP won.tl al the EAchu g.
v Bank. County sCip ISSUED pr to the
18Th ofJuly, 1874, and not registered.
1ubbIOI
NATA4ON-A light socoud-hund two.horse
w wagon. Inquire ct Collins Goa Elm
street, Enst DALLAS, i1ol--!t
on AUNE5 OF LAND or . miles rom
~ tine ctt'. VIII pay cash, Addreib
Lock BOX I'0l' lehu-l
1 OFT wish TO bay lot in guoi location
ana u.ighnurhoUd. size lOXlal, or largor.
Address Box l3Ol. f,bb'2J
Wanted Partners.
A GENTLEMAN, with 5000 TO $1,000, Of
N large business experience, utslr,b %
partnership in u wholesale or commission
mousse. Aadr IS j, Z. L,, 'h.s office. tch2jlW
Wanted MoIo Help,
QAhlGnpEli-A gool Borkcop,r wanted
ID at Jnc capitol Hotel, Marshall, Texas,
Apply Immediately. ieb4l'lw
ID BARBER WANIED-A nrsgcluss barber
Id twnitvl can get Permanent situation la
"S s49p, to9'lgen G"uH'' u Week guam
waco, Texas. luh22-lW
xNrAyVgD. ,,.,,, ~ t,lgo r,orgu. nt a
nn HJW ""S,h'S' on IS G 2JS iU'l',S
W. /" hof"'" Once le"-- u
,yr,o ,l,,,.,,,,,, .., Int,
NJ ~ 80 l'ffr ""n ~" -, " d '', '''
audieSs, Lock hoA 20. ieo--. Nv
- ARBER-Flrsl.c class lurbrIcun sotslcndy
40 emP'oymein. AM, ana good wages al capitol
iiU,e'' "''io''''''' - >'''' VIZ
10 Eeat.
,,rp ppyr ,.on,. ,r.,,r,,,,,. a,,, co,-
yenienr dwelling Of i've rooms Win or
without furniture, a reryonts house vim
wv" looinh gnu i,Ge 10, a''lcu Us Is
= rare oPpor'uili'! LoI any o.v WNhliuR ,nlS
623 il owucr stregt. ty6lS
-, .,,c,,,n mt, c,,.,,or,s ,,r ,ord o,,,
w or two niles from town. N h'H!S - 81 A.
n,,.
EAitM-A ptacAehl aluiey ron U"lo
L WHAT'S to rent farm of ABOUT olly acre ,
ia the neighoorh3oa Ii p ,s 'oa par. H'
the crop. Apply 10. boN 100, OF lv,t"nHuA
at oii Main street lepIo ~
.....
w ANThO-Io rent n mousse OF seven or
w clght rooms, near business c'it' G, sui
able for boarding house, Address Is ~ lnl'
Once, lepS '-+V
FOR Sale.
N.Y. w ~ ~, Sp'g ,' o., ~, m,,'
tLoUo MAIN street. lcu-I'-'
------ -,,,-..-,,,.
Law ihbhANl ol foily NuluIh,s'
"A Address, q, TINS once jaw
ANp-oo ue'aS o. So'W .l it =, IL ~
iTn T''''o'' 'N"'''0 '' ~
"''''. We
nID pApEES-At this Office, I'm ouanti.
" lies TO suit, ul Il a hundred. jy25tr
I,pl,,Nl,,rInN tOrE AEE-.II,lls,, at.
| an rGaan, Annly la 4, g.. Herald
Oiiice mnylO-tt
NsA'NN' 49, ''
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A SINGLE GENTLEMAN desires "A COM
"A foriably furnished room, convenient TO
the city freight depot of the Ii. n Il. q, rail.
way. Address ar. H., this Office, feb2i-ot
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MiseeIIaneous Wants.

FLOODED COTTON sEED-I have one
ID Ousnel of Cheatham's Prolific Cotton
seed Tor safe. only Sl0; regular price, sl6
RAISED four bales 10 uu acre last year In
Texas Address &. NJ. b., this office. ien9i.lt
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Manlnd. MIMI HnLn.

SpAUBEK WANLED-A FIRST clIss barber
Id twnitD cau get l.rmGuunt situation la
VS. shop, Fourteen dollars week Guutm-
trud If good workman. Frank Ground,
waco, TrXa.. luh22-lW
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1 OIL wish to bay II lot in guOi location
Llama urlghnnrho0d. Sih. lOXl9b, or larger.
Address Box l3Ul. fybj.2t