The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-23
THE DALLAs HERALD WEDNESDAY MORNING AUGUST ea -
"wuEN DID zoe nrorN ro,ovr =. =

WHEN DID fou BLGfN TO LOVE z: q -,
The course Of true love never did run
smooth, y is the Old saying, but when NJ last
1t ends, or is about to cad in hanpy wed.
lock, the questions come "When did Won
begin TO love mef' How dill yoS come
TO love mey" These are the questions tina,
the anti-democraIic opposition expect IA
ask Of certain democrats in the flii cleo.
tons. whom they expect to capture in their
disaifsctions aud di,appointnents. But we
spprehend that the numbers OF democrat
that viii fail to sustain the regular
democratic ticket next November and As
put forth by democratic nominating con.
ventons, will be most remarkably few.
Tho opposing forces, molly crew, repub.
l'cans, greenbackers, independents, etc,
come with their various platforms, attired
IN inhnity of hue, like pretty girls at the
seashore in their pretty dresses, ready to
romp and frolic with anybody that han.
pens to be thrown in the vicinity by the
wave OF circumstance, will catch them by
the waist and propose all kinds Of baptism
and utilization. Yet true to their rst love.
confident of the strength and ability Of the
party that has stood all sorts of
tests IN the past years, in
victory and in adversely, those that
nave been somewhat weaned away by fail
ure to carry out certain programmes, will
iall into line In good time and help roll up
goodly majority. The man and his wife
fall out, but WOO at last to him who Thought
10 widen the breach by sefshly oiliciou,
Interference. They will make IN In due
timo with less affection than ever for those
who sought to part them. A nation NAV
nave internecine troubles, but when il
comes to interference by outside countrie,
the general sentiment of hostility thereto
VIII sooncrystalliro into opposition. So with
aparty organization, be political, religious
or aocial. Whilst internal troubles NAV
Tor while disturb outside interference
Will sooner or latter meet its rbuke. Those
parties In Texas who are calculating upon
assistance through re.inforcements from
what thoy term disaifected democrats will
soon find themselves woefully in the yoca.
tive. They will unmstakably find that
they will have no need of making the in.
quiries suggested above as b,.
ing the probable ones they Nwill mt
IL is said and generally conceded that surf
bathing is a revelation 1t is the rarest
thing in tho world TO hear OF a scandal
born OF the surf. 1t is one of the mysterie,
OF civilized humanity, the miracle of so
cial life. All those who have been there
Know this. A correspondent, recently
writing from a seaside watering place,
ssys; 81 went in yesterday with lovely
and modest woman from the north, with
whom had but short acquaintance, al.
though had seen good dea, of her, A,
We stood awaiting the coming of huge
wave she clutched my arm, and posing her
self on one foot, Bonded the other leg and
pulled her stocking over her knee,
trying vainly to make it cover strip
OF white. She thought nothing
Of this. neither did /. In an in.
slant tho wave was on us, aud we were
riding the swell as happy as pair of ducks,
That evening this lady went sailing with
Tho same party that had been bathing with
her in the morning. AS she stepped over
The side OF the boat she exposed about four
inches OF her pretty silk stockings, and her
ACE was crimson with shame and mortifca.
.ion." 1t Is just so with members of the
iemocratic party, they are like these
lovely and modest women" they NAV
Wander Off and go astray under
exceptional and extraordinary circum-
tances, but in the hour of taking the bath.
he plunge into the election, thep will have
10 thought OF anything else than attending
to the business in hand. And
his will no the history, the final outcome
" the little disailcc,ions that now obtain.
The one feature may bo ~ anamolous A,
he other, but the facts are as stated never.
heless.
rHB GREAT sTAK-ROUTE TRIAL,
The trial which has now for so long been