The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-13
GENERAL PRESS REvlEw.
The Louisville Courier-J Journal speaking
Of the gulf outlets for trade SAYS:

Boston. Tho expansion OF the business oil
that city by the smpliication of her rail and
river facilities means no injury to the citiei
Of the OBI. and Mississippi valleys. The
prosperity of New Orleans will aid them
L,iiv!lle can congratulate her sister city on
the lower Mississippi with warmth and
Sincerity The future trade OF South
Amefi a and the West Indies and Contra
America with this country will find its cutie,
and inlet In cities of our gulf states like
Galveston. New Orleans, Pensacola anc
Mobile. The manufactured products Of thu
Mississippi valley will, in the future, ind
market la Spanish America, and New
Orleans will become the leading export city
30 with grain A l'rge portion of westeri
and north gsssero 5rsla will foil " tho water
route to TIM sea as the most convsniest snt
cheapest outlet, that route furnishing thu
desired competition with the railroads.
The Shreveport Standard hits the psi
fairly and 'qaar''y on the head in the follow
MIR. Conkling contents that thu appoiui.
ment OF Robertson aud other persons 10 Of
noes In Nav York, not only without con
sn'!lDg him and his colleague, but sppa.
rsatly with the object of annoying them, i: 4
VioiAMOn OF the rules OF courtesy which
snould govern tho executive in his inter
course With the senators from the different
states. In other words the rule, if it means
anything, mosns that no appointment should
DO made IN any state unless il meets the ap.
prevail OF The senators from that state. We
should have no objection TO the rule, if il is
made uniform a d binding in MI cases. If it
Ia tho c1rrec! thing for Now York, il should
also apply to Virginia or Mississippi or
Texas. But 1t is evident that neither Mr..
Conkling nor any Of his friends would pre-.
tend to advocate giving to Lamar AID
George, or Coke and Msxey the same priy.
lego that is claimed for Conkling and Pratt.
On the contrary, it is u well known fac. that
nlne OF the southern senators, with tho ex-
cepllon OF Malone and Kellogg, are per-
United to have word to say with regard to
the appointments in their respective states.
II, therefore, MIR. Conking expects demo.
cratic senators to aid him in his fight with
inc administration, on the ground of the
courtesy duo him, lot him get the right he
claims enlarged, SO rs TO embrace every other
case tic has in his power to lay down a
rule and get 1t adhered 10, if he il rs anxious
sb"u. other peoples privileges as he seems to
pc about his own. But this is something
that Mr. Conkling will not do.
1t will DO remembered that some time last
year j. Alcee Gsu hreaux, civil sherh for
the parish of Orleans, Louisiana, deiaulled
for large amount aud fed tho country. The
New Ooreans City Item of late issue gives
The following news of him.
We received day or two since commu-
nication signed "Sepulchure," containing a
sort OF "hark from the tombs,' inquiring
concerning the present whereabouts of the
sick man, j. Alcee Gsuthreaux. This in.
qulry IS now practically ans werei. Accord
ing TO details just furnished the public, the
sick man. after skipping from the Louisville
hospital, went to Chicago, and thence to
Toronto, Canada. He subsequently, return.
ed to the west, where, by appointment, he
met and married young lady of this city.
he then r,turned to Toronto and settled
down into domestic life. But former wife
went for him from this city md instituted
proceedings against him for bigamy, alleging
apr'or claim N his affections. While these
proceedings we're uader hpadway, a new
charge was brought sgainst him. II seems
Una. DO had been attending An extensive sale of
]ewelry, where he..msde several purchases and
en1oyoi the confidence of the firm To A high
d.eegioe. Daring the sale 3 number of valus.
Die ari eles disappeared, and finally suspicion
Iurned upon GauthreAux. HIS rooms were
visited by detectives and some $1,000 worth
OF th9 missing articles were there discovered.
together with correspondence With parties
nish IN authority ia this city. He was, of
course, hed TO answer, and Mrs. Gauthreaux
No. 2is in grief.
The St. Louis Republican in = satirical
van thinks the people of tho south esp, cially
OF Mississippi and Louisiana, ought to be
under great obligations to Senator Dawes for
his little romance about tho fraud Heath.
1t says:
Let us not DO too hard on Senator Dawes.
lie has done the country great service. He
mas done The south great service, He haa
done Louisiana and Mississippi the creates,
terylce. We thank him for it Tho n ,oplo
Oh the Two southern state, which he sou,ht
particularly to malign owe him debt of ihe
proioundest gratitude, and we suggest that
'hey proller him u sword, y gold box n
service oil lver plate, u G rage and horses
or somtthle & or otler Of the sort, as mark
OF lheir peroe'ua appreciation. He has
aone moe by that venerable citizen of
massachusetts recitation to remove from
them he cloud OF odium which would no,
yied 10 any other sgency, snd to set forth
the Iivon of If is /, Mississippi and
Louisiana IN It's true light Il an all the sen.
slcIs aud congressman, al! the papers, all the
boards oil trade aud chambers of commercs.
ana all the DeOnlo whi,e and hioci, ;r H.
s,a'es eluld have done in twenty years; and
Tue happy benehciaries Of this boneicent
WORK must DO the most incorrgible recreants
ana ingrates to allow !: TO pass unacknowl.
EDGED and unrewarded. Itis true tho Mas.
sacnuselts senator did not intend II. He did
y without meaningit. The good he accom-
pl,sned was The rebound OF an attempted
mischief, He loo tied his "outrage" in Miss.
lsslppi, and when chased out of that state. fed
WIN ITO Louisiana. Tnon no msds the
burned building factory, when il was only
Clubhouse. Il spoke OF factory ".ork.
men," when they were ia fact nlantation
hands. He said they were "murdered. :"
when they were not. He said "lbe venerab,o
citzsn's" gin house was SGT ON Ara hv Ina
diabolioal white people living around him
because he was northern man whan ,hn
testimony OF good citizens, republicans living
Ia The parish, tends strongly to tho noin,
that II WAS over-valued and set on 6ro 70 ra,
the Insurance money. eN
Ths New York Evening Mail ia bsnnv
over the presidents display of back bono in
Withdrawing all the New York nomination,
Except that Of Judge Robertson and an
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