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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05

The silver wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayes last Sunday was a new expesri>
ence for those who are familiar with
the history of the whitehouse, and
throw into contrast with the political
chickering's and official perplexi,ies
that are the prevailing characteristics
of the home of the president, it will be
a gratifying occasion for the nation to
contemplate, The domestic life of the
president is said to be unusually hap
Ply. and the country will extend cons
gratulations upon the twenty fifth anni-
versary of a day that Mr.. Hayes doubt
less looks back to with great deal OF
satisfaction. 4propes to this event. the
par grapher of the Boston Post says
1t is certainly a coincidence that
silver wedding should be celebrated at
the whitehouse while the remonetiza>
ton of silver is occupying so much pub
lie attention. Let me suggest few
tasteful and appropriate gifts for the
occasion. Senator Jones, in advance
OF the happy anniversary. hiss already
sent the president specimen dollars OF
our daddies' The silver men of both
houses of congress might present an
engressed copy of the Bland bill, hand
someiy mounted. with an illuminated
space where the presidentss signature
would look well. Hewitt could send
an ear of corn(in silver, with 4l2
grains. The -arrulous members of both
houses, who have had leave to print.
might onward cepie. of their orations
with the quotation speech Is silver. S.
). Cox will carefully materalize for the
occasion a 'silvery laugh Coukling
viii send one OF bis curis showing silver
threads among the gold The cabinet
will combine in offering sage counsel,
remembering that a word fitly spoken
is like apples OF gold in pictures OF sll,
yer, which will delicately suggest the
propriety of double standard. The
chief signal officer will contribute a
cloud with silver lining The rhyme
sters of the photographers association
should send a rhyme for silver. which
prophets and kings of their craft have
long desired. Congratulations should
| take the form of wishing that the presi.
dent and his wife may live 10 establish
the double standard by celebrating their
| golden wedding
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05

VIZ see By the Houston Telegram that
Governor Hubbard has written a letter
TO Colonel Ewing, of Palestine. on the
subject of the late draft and the lease
of the penitentiary, which is published
in one of the Palestine papers We have
not received the paper yet, and when
we do viii eheerfully give the governor
explanation all the publicity in our
power. and will rejoice most sincerely
if the explanation is complete refuta-
ton of the charges. Since the above
was written we have received the letter
alluded TO, which is published here.
with
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05
SPRINGFIELD DIOCESE.
Rev. Mr.. seymsar's Reply 60 sse Com
munscasion Annsuaesax mps ks~~-
lion rs Htshep-tss Neither Accepts
Nor Dsciiaes.

munscasson Annsuaesax mss ks.~-
lion rs Btshep-as Neither Accepts
Nor D~eiises.
NEW YORK, December 2s.-The
Evening Post publishes the reply of
Rev. George Seymour TO the ofiirlS a
communication announcing his cleo.
ton 10 the Episcopal diocese o,
Springfield. Il.inois- Rev. Mr.. sey.
mour says; 1.-THE fact that the eiee.
ton was unanimous impresses me pro.
foandiy, and cannot, / dare not.
decline hastily and without deep
searchings OF heart aud patient waiting
for divine guidance, Ia response u
earnest, continued prayer and help To
be derived from council OF friend. who
are qualified TO advise II l am not quail
ified and say no ~ once 1 do not SEE
any course out for me to pursue bu,
70 wait until the church at large.
through her constituted authorities.
has expressed her Judgment, In which
event I may be spared the anxiety and
distress Of deciding between the claim.
Of my present position and solemn
call extended me, - l bellows, under
the guidance OF God aud the Holy
Snost' from all the clergy and ali the
isify present 10 the primary conven.
non Of the diocese Of Springfield To be-
come the hrss bishop Of the new juri,-
dietion. II ever the question comes
really bsfces ne 10 detesmfns, be a.
sossd shall nsst IL promptly in the
fsaf Of Gsd end - bsnsssh his bar Of
Judgement shali - my bsss 70 reach
rtght ennaaas1oas and iD0sdiatsly
apqsaissysa q NJ sssals.D r 8
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Eaissrs.i Note. s.a c.mn..,.

Lsier- ceoasies have Lost their pitk
since the bloody shirt ~as hauled down
THt Bcys ~ Bise wants boy in blue
for president in ISsO. and names Grant
LITTLE MAO take. Ia. seat in the
gubernAtoriAi chair Of the JArsey." on
the 18th Of January.
Wa are indebted TO the Galveston
Nens for a beautiful calendar Of the
new year Of ISIS.
The Texas delegation in oonsress are
about returning 20 Washington Pres
the Texas and Paei6c.
THE HtaALD i. indebted 10 the Plant,
ers house. OF Denison. for an invitation
TO attend a New Years ball a. thai
place.
TuE Waco Ersr,iHor has th. master
dog story Of the season. On governor.
AID dogs. the Examiner Is entitled 70
the honor--
We hear tina; the Fort Worth .Ssa.s,
ard Is to have the press dispAiehe. o.
the isi OF January. Look out, Pad.
that is all the SLGs.L1rd reaaires 70 nsAks
II Formidable.
AoI1IE AoEIAETI vii have her hand
iu!i. II she contends with Ten Brosos.
Parole and Tom ochItrse, IN he
spring a. proposed
SocH weather and such rosis a. Ne
have had thi. winter. ought 10 impress
NcAdAm's idea inde,.ibly spoa the Pso-
pie of Dallas. both eisy and country
TuE boys are laughing over the Nor
column Of funny paragraphs Don't
they know that ese Nosus only pub
lishes them to be laughed At They
unwittinssy lay tribute at the feet Of
the paper they sneer nj.
faE Houston Tsie,ra. has many fne
qualities as a paper. but IL sometimes
mistakes ocArse-TrAined bAndinsge ior
vii IL viii remember tina, ID Is only
our true friends vho tell Us Of cur
faalta. -.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05

But with all the faults Of this line
its winter distractions, its exorbit Mt
charges. its corrupt management and its
unfair dealings with the government,
the country could not do without it,
and the benefits derived from, its exist
ance would largely oyer>haiance the
subsidies granted to the Union and
Central Pacific companies. Tie pres
ent enterprise promises 10 confer still
greater benefits without taxing the gov
eminent to the amount OF a single dol,
lar
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INSURANCE AND BANKING

sentence OF she Presfaent of Asuert-
can Popular life Rank Presfaent
Indfcsca for swearing 80 . False Re
pert-Bsnk Burglars.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, December 3D.
The Northampton bank burglars, Colt
and Dunlap. were sentenced TO twenty
years each in the state prison, the full
extent of the law.
New York. December 29.-The mo-
ton was denied for new trial In the
case of J. Lambert, president OF the
American Popular Life Insurance CON-
pany. the sentence has been post
poned until Wednesday, to enable the
prisoner to make disposition of his
affairs.
Sherman Broadwell, president Of
Clairmont Savings bank, has been In.
dieted for swearing to q false report,
and was arraigued to-day. Plead mot
guilty. Arrangements are being made
for speedy trial.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, December o.
A partial run on the Rochester Saw
ings bank. No alarm among large de-
positors. The bank has surplus of
sos, 600 over liabilities.
ST.. LOUIS, December 2s.--I. E. Al
exander, receiver OF the Columbia Life
Insurance company, has fled petit
ton in the circuit court which alleges
that the Life Association of Amerioa,
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comPouSplse CRIME.

One Of the most fruitful sources. OF
crime is the ease by which its conse>
quences may be avoided. The chances OF
escape are carefully considered; the
proverbiai uncertainty of petit juries,
the lenisncy of judges, the insecurity
of iails, the power of money. and the
mercy Of the injured prosecutor, are
chances which are all weighed when
crime is contemplated Perhaps no
other cause is more fruitful than the
known indisposition on the part Of the
injured to prosecute. A trusted agent
steals his employers money, is detects
ed, confesses his crime and restores q
1.-THE Of the stealings. aud the employ
or, softened by the tears and the artful
appeal Of his robber, cries out; d-par,
in peace. This is an unmitigated evil,
and so long rs the custom prevails we
must expect unfaithfulness. The pity
excited in the breast of the injured by
artfnl appeals is most commend able,
when regarded az q mere emotion. but
when we reflect that It works an nm,
diluted evil upon society, and often to
the delinquent. we should pause be.
fore guaranteeing entirely to its sway.
In many Of the cases where the yic>
tim fails or refuses to prosecute, we
find that the grand jury also fails to in,
dict. As we understand ii, both are
,isfsiict in duty, If not positively siolat-
iugtse law. In order to make Justice
effective. measures to punish must be
promptly taken, because in this age of
railroads = few hours only suffice to
place the criminal beyond the clu tches
Of Law, except BY the costly delay of
sxtrad,tion, and then only one ia ten
are really returned 10 answer for their
crimes on the ground where the osE.,ose
was committed. We have always
been taught that 10 compound a
crime. to take coenizanee of
ii. to wink ct Il. or TO assn { in
any way 70 shield the criminal i guilt,
and only differs in degree from the o..
iginal offanse, Each individual mems
Dor Of society owes 10 the body rslitic
certain duties These he isconstrsiu etito
pay. because theintefests al tiss whoI ! DE-,
mands the service q his hanas-.-
he hinasslf sqaslly with the o.hess.
Offences sgAinst soeieky ara of two
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weekly Review 81 the Itserpo.I sss
ton Market

LIVERPOOL, Dee mher -. The
weekly circular Of the LivtrPa5l Cot-
ton Brokers' Association says. Cotton
sss quiet at the close Of last week,
with limited business. The narke;
opened sitter the holidays with rather
more demand, but the tendency va.
slightly in favor o; buyrr-. American
has been ia very small demand, aud
prices fully sixteenth lower Iu So
Island there was a fair ha-ioe--. a,
steady Rates In futures only . email
business Was transacted. They c!u.s,i
quietly. At a decline of one>stxteentt
On the week.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05

SlcRErARY SHERMAN finds it necessary
to deny connection with the bargain by
which the stupendous fraud of the elec
tsral count was perpetratea. Our opin
ion is that a good many of the partie.
to that corrupt understanding will YET
be anxious to make the people forget
il, and when it is too late viii be calling
for the rocks and mountains TO fall on
them and cover them up from the
popular indignation. There is fierce
storm brewing in this direction, and ii
will sweep the guilty from its path as
the sun does the morning mists.
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La REpuBLIQuE.

ssssrmest R-xnrd,us TIE aetfrsmsat
0fGeneesi BrrSsate---u acNaha ID. ~
rre~ses rhe Result af Part, Pa..ior.
and urxes I" Ceueiiisiory Attituse.
PARis, December 2s.-There are va
rious statements regarding the fetiur-
ment OF General Bressaies, the follow
ing seems the correct version /:
General Bres-aies call ed the officers
Of the garrison into his room and COM
municsted to them Instructions which
seemed 10 indicate . coup d'etat, hs
also made q speech 10 them sbyHt how
orders were TO be executed, saying IN
case Of instruction or commoticn the
insurgents resorted TO stratagem of
placing women aud children In their
front soldiers must fire notwithstanci-
ing.
Major LAoofdere hereupon protested
and resigned his sword
General Borril, minister of war, on
an Investigation placed General Bres-
sales on the unattached list, and dis
missed Major Lsbordere for insuoor-
dination.
LONDON, December IS "A Paris cor
respondent of the Times telegrapbs
the cabinet has determined to prose
cute the sub-perfect of the town OF
Galiae, department of Lofn, for insult
lug President MacMEhon, to " BON lie
wrote n letter OF resignation, descIib-
Ing the president as n marshal OF France
who was wanting in Allegiance 10 his
own faith.
The ultra republican papers demand
the impresehment OF the late Greman-
den de Rocheboete for an alleged in>
tended coup i'etet.
President MaeMahoa has expressed
to NJ Dnfoure, president of council
and minister of justice, uDessines-
that unless the prosecution OF the pre-
fleets should result from the investigs-
ton OF the electoral inquiry COMMITS
sion. The marshal depfecates the
result of party passions and urged that
his own eoneiliatory attitude should
tie reciprocated. NJ Dufoure assured
that him.if any prosecutions resulted
from the inquiry, they would not be
based on simple obedience to orders,
but on deliberate personal ex-
cesses.
BERLIN, December 2s..Bismark's
new commercial and financial policy
has received the substantial approval
Of OF the emperor.
Russia has ordered twelve Krupp
| field gum.
PARIS. December 3l.-I-abells, ex-
Queen OF Spain, in q letter 10 the
Figaro, protesting against the expui
/ sion from France of Don Carlos, re.
pudiates the accusation that she was
| conspiTiDg with him against King
1 Alfonso, her son, and says 4" NV good
and cordial relations with my couBstii.
Don Carlos, sBd my niece, Donna Mar.
I guvreia de Bourbon. are a secret TO no
one. l have never forfeited their
esteem, nor they mine, aud ] will
not moreover disregard the bond
of kinship which unite u aud which
| misfortune hiss cemeutsd- D1una
MaTguersis de Bourbon l. the god
mother OF my daughter, the infant
EGlzlie, and it Is no wonder that pub
lie politics, which put aside the mem
oer- of ths same, preserve such muius
relation. The Compile de c1am bord
thought so when be welcomed tbs
OrieaLs princes WHAT reason u iher.
for sending away from this generous
ho~pitabie country, 81 exile, who-,
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s,..m..,p. s%-.in. Tor a.,..-

FORTRESS MONROE, DecernbVT - -
The schooner Frank Atkins, from
Mirogoane, for New York. pat ia here
today for barbOr. She reports that
she experienced very heavy northeast
winds, aud Jeff In the point OF Miro.
goane, In northwestern ses, fcr
Boston, the schooDer- Leonora. W. h.
Card. Ida A Jayne, }. Il. Gilky aud
Big Aida fhemeamer A. smith. for
New York; the ORG Maria, aud the
schooner Nellie, from Fort Mertin-, for
New York, Put In the pert Of Miro
goane, for n haroar.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05

TINS people are beEinning to inquire
BY what right Mr. Grant j. entitled 10
tho use Of warsbip 30 long .ithout
cost II Mr.. Secretary Tharny,-ou l.ss
more ships than he knows what 10 do
with, We suggest that he sepd an s,!ito~
fmf eseursIon round the world. end
enpioy Leader to manage It. or order
that ship home to replace The los.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05

BJ,MAE,k thinks IL will be sar, q and
better Cor Europe to have Russian boup.
darsa ealarssd than to keep the Trsk
ish scandal alive simply to promote the
imaginary interests or TO crafty the
foolish rreigdices and jealousy Of Eng,
lind. and tua; seems 90 be the com
moa-souse view of the case.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05

Fns suprema court Of georgia has De.
eided ia d. ease of a murderer that TO
be TOO drunk 10 form the intent to
hill, he na-f be- too drunk TO form the
intent 70 shoot" This decision will no.
be welcome 10 those criminals who
steep themselves with liquor whenever
they wish IN 10 some da-tardlv deed
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05

Ma TuoNAs ALTES. president Of the
Iron Mountain railroad, Is spoken Of as
very probable candidate for the Uni-
ted States senate in Missouri II is
urged in his favor that he has done a.
much a. any other man for the wei
fare Of 81 Louis aud the state
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05

IHE government is getting to bc very
scrupu'ous all al once here lately. At
ter repeatedly sending for General Ord.
and other officers concerning the Mexi-
encourage, they side for Bulls Shafter.
ania host OF citizens residing near the
Rio 0raude dispense with red tape, and
give tho devil bis dues.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05

JHEY are holding conventions north.
10 And some means Of disposing OF the
traHrps, but in the meantime one Of the
old veterans ~ that class writes to the
Philadelphia Tfas', proposing that
Uncle Sam give them so much money
at tho public expense and trial Tor
better or wyran
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05

WusT a provoking old fellow III,
pope is, 30 be- sure. Instead Of dying
here we lave alloy utiors and ecclesias.
teal conferences at the Natictn. in place
Of funerals sad a new election for soy,
ereisn pontiu Alex stephens aud the
pope have hcn,ls oi THEN own, aud don't
intend 20 die until their time comes
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05

Tug Naieunas says The good Of the
country demands the alliance OF the
west and SOUTH Not Bit Of it. The
good Of the country demands the
close union Of the north, south. eastand
west No more sectionalizm of any
kind. Il you please.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05

Tan memters Of Hook and Ladder
company No. !, Of Waco, held surprise
party the other day, and presented
Major Wiley Jones, the chief Of the
Waco Fire Department, beautiful sill
Yer service. The gin was well aud
gracefully made. and reflects honor on
the members themselves. as well as
their worthy chief shake.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05

sons Of the Pennsylvania and other
eastern papers are inclined to make
sport Of the II Paso troubles over a
little salt" The Mexican has no more
right 10 cross the Rio Grande and take
our little salt than he would have TO
take your little coal.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05

TINS county Of Collin is one Of the
finest in the state Perhaps il has
more wealth among il farmers than any
other, and yet its public roads are near,
iy impossible in the wet season. Doc
tor McAdam il the man for them to
......-..l.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING -. JisuiRY 5

TnE recent protested draft case. clear
ly indicates that others besides newspa-
per men are "hard-up" sometimes.
While this may be eonsolatory in some
obscure sense. yet there IS little or no
rsliofin the situation.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05

TSk Washington correspondent Of the
Chicago 7i~sfsays there is evidence upon
every handof acunibine1 sna continued
onslaught upon the present adninistra.
sion upon ihe resembling Of congress.
for the purpose q foro,pg Hayes % fall
81 once into the extfsms repatliesn
ranks, or else he reminded 10 posi.
tior q helpless negatigsneAs
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-01-05

TINS personal iavoritism shown by the
president ia his appointments IS being
supplemented 10y scandals threatening
some Of his trusted associates. Leduoc.
his commissioner Of agriculture. will be
Investigated his winter. Tor the purpose
Of disclosing his relations With the
Northern Pacific railfoad.
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SoNt whole-soGied man in Edgar.
town, Massachusetts, has offered .
chrome to any person in that place who
will attend church service every sun
day morning for the next six months
Truly, The possibilities Of the chrome
trade wouli seem to BE- without limit.
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THa telesraphic announcement thai
President Hayes VIII not receive pres-
ents on the twenty-fifth anniversary Of
his wedding, i = new departure for the
occupant Of the white house since the
advent Of GrAnti4in.
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GoxxoDoRE sHurrLpr's plan to recruit
the navy BY eniisting seven hundred
and Fifty boys annually. to be trained
and instructed on the ships designated
for that purpose. is sensible, and should
be r.nr,i,lar
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Jous W. LYLE. the new. editor of the
San Antonio Herald, is virginian, a
lawyer and is spoken Of as a man Of tai
ent. May the Herald prosper under his
management.
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THsHr Is small but steady stream
Of immigration from califorria aad Or
eson to Texas. The immigrants are
unususiiy the Old Torty-niners who
who have grown rich, and now yearh
Tor . eoneenial climate and society We
understand from ono Of these gentle
man, Mat quite a large number Of
I.mtie. viii come in from those two
ses<e< next spring.
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Ma A. r. AccorIcx who hes bean
editor Of the Waco Es@a;asr fer shs
Js~s p--s, ha. resigned and to-dsy takes
eaerse Of the 7slpass~ she latest Waco
veasure IN journalism. Friend Mac. 10
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-23

FRANCE derives an immense income
from retaining from the government the
exclusive right OF manufacturing and sell
ling tobacco, the idea originating with
the great Napoleon, and the decree. being
issued BY him as emperor in 1910. The
success of the French government in
controlling this monopoly has attracted
the attention of Germany at this late
day, and her emperor and his advisors
are seriously considering the ACCESSIBILITY
OF inaugurating like movement. From
the vast quantity OF tobacco consumed
IN Germany il Is estimated that an annu-
al revenue of over 500, 100000 might be.
derived.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-04-23

sy!yania legislature, making II penal
oilense for any one to ask another to
take a drink. n this bill should become
a law, won't 1t be little rough:on the
fellows who are always thirsty, and are
often out of money,
The G.. b. g. @. carries nearly one
third OF the cattle reaching Chicago, aud
nearly twice as many as any road. Dur
ing 1877 hogs to the number of l.2l6, 059
were delivered by c, B. & Q, cars at the
Union stock yards in that city; 3O.2 pei
cent. OF the entire number delivered By
al roads.