The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-18

whom no denies, Certainly he does not dis
guise himself IN sleeps clothing, and Ms long
rs y mhl u nOta hynoorlla ! have hopeb OF
him. don't think Colonel lngersoll dph the
church vi Christ anything like ~ much harm
~ ono who puts on Chrlsts garment aud has
not Christian love IN his soul for every hl'
man being,
have been trying 10 induce our deega
ton w rot up an exclusion or n reception, ~
some sort Of celebration ot tho 2lsl Of this
month was very sangune VI first, sup
posed had only W call up ~ their busy
minds tho fact that tho anniversary OF han
Jsonlo was nj hand, and their patriotic souls
would glow with enthusiasm, As ellguello
demanded, | went first W Senator and Mfs'
Marcy, They were .yeY much pleased WIN
tho idea aud General MaEey said ho would
Try md 100 tho delegation about u, md Mrs
MaxeY kindly offered 10 80 with ms lo|
500 tho ladies " tho delegation, which
promise fho kept, Tho ladies were l pleased
with tho idea also, and said they would SEQ
lheIr respective lurdf--bul said lords were m
very busy lhay could give ~ but little On
cOurngemenl % " llnhl success, Since then
have spoken 10 two Of said lofda-one nh
solulely aald noihing-il Is lsH way he has
not W speak unless no hna som0thlng 70 say
Another laughed VI tho Idea Of the delegate
being busy, said II WIS humbug hut did not
say h0 ioll oppressed with any amount OF pm
lrlolsm regMdlng tho approaching day
which ought " BIO dear 10 every Texan heart
hope tho Democratic convention will make
this lost question upon tho answer 10 which
his nomination will depend, "Are you Ia ln'
yor OF celebrating the 2lt " April wherever
you may beg' II yea, send himi " nay rele-
gate him 10 private life 10 study Texas biz
tory and 40 got some little roNl love Of her
noble dend, some slight ray from her brilliant
past Into bis darkenOd soul P0rhaps, after
III, am "proyIous" In all tbls Porlaps the
delegation Rr0 silently celebrating
on some plan OF action, I ~, ! withhold
the remainder Of my fonnrlls, hut w. by
tho 2let nothing IA done, ! shall task leave To
print"
Grants tour In Texas seems 10 have had u
good effect ON the Democracy Of Houston.
Their Victory WINS glorious, complete, docl'
siye. congratulate That city that her best
citizens have ut Inst walked up 10 u sense of
tho situation and taken matters into their
own hands, For the first time In many years
Houston hns n City Council TINT really rep
rcAcnts tho people, and their election re-
moves the last barrier 10 n career OF unoNam-
Piled prosperity
> An arl exhibition, under tho auspices Of
the Art club of Washington, VIVA opened last
night by grand reception In the rooms OF
the club, which nro In tho Corcorn building,
II will continue open this week. Thoro are
some llno pictures, and altogether tho show
isa very crcditablo one. The reception was
largely attended, tho crowd being much too
dense for comfort or observation, ! may
have moro 10 say of this hereafter,
nm reliably informed that tho Gums.
borough hat, 80 fashionable last winter still
holds sway In the best society, tho material
being changed from plush and felt TO Tuscan
or Japanese straw. The hitter Is dark grey
or llax color, and Ia generally embroidered In
Japanese figures and very bright coors ON
tho under side of tho brim and ON the crown.
Tho latest sun-hOt Il very Ikea coAl-scuttle
In shape, but IL exceedingly becoming, A
sun.flowor on one side Is the appropriate but
rather gaudy lhvorito for trimming, Ribbon
strings tic under tho chin. Some Of these
hats aro trimmed with half Of n bandonna
handkerchief carefully folded around the
very high crown and fastened II In love
knot ON one side. Narrow ribbons nrc still
In vogue for trimming being put ON in loops
instead of bows. Where aro they putt Any
whore you like, on the skirt, the corsago, the
sleeves, Mt tho throat. Several shades or con-
trasting colors grouped together are very ar
tistic and effective
The only visitor in the Capital from Texas
is Judge Sabin Of Galveston Is know
of no other,
win you kindly correct n few errors that
doubtless crept unawares in my last letter
First, i am made TO
say of Senator Wallace "but
neither undor-huudcd nor tricky" ! said
undor-hand Second, speaking Of Garfield,
| am made to say "ho should leave that to
Congress-" | should have said Conger. |
do not often mako such corrections, but l
cannot lot these pass. Respectfully,
A. IL. Mou.