The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-16

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q Texas who has been IN The harness for 0ve
thirty years, VIII be- an applicant, undo
4 the Ireland naturalization, for the position
4 NJ commissioner Of Insurance., statistics ant
Z history, which IN an apn0intiye office. Col
OnGl Longhery would I'LL this place adinira
] bly,, aud W. lin the Tyler Democrat In The
J hope that lac will get IT, Waco Examiner.
sENsIBLE.
Now that the candidate and voter are
alike free from the worry of politics Zone
from worrying and the other from being
wOrried) would IL not be good idea for all
TO submissvely accept the result and turn
their attention TO their individual duties?
This year our people have been blessed
with abundant crops, and all that IL is nee
| essary for our farmers TO do is TO exercise
economy and prudence, and many who last
year were compelled TO mortgage and pay
Il o'g per cent. for the favor, can next year
run their boat alone. VI Local Chronicle. |
DUMMIES.
No greenbackers have been successful, in |
this state in the present election, the re. |
publiCans and independents getting what |
little honors were won. AS we stated before |
the election, the republicans in this cam
paign have made mere tools of the green
hackers who were too blind to see it. An
exchange suggests that the greenbackers
get behind some old barn and take turn at
kicking themselves for allowing the repub-
iiOhiio w gun lltIl 81 Uduly. Inc ItpuDIl- |
cans knew they could not elect state
ticket, but saw a chance for a few county
and district officers by pulling the wool
over the eyes of the preenbaCkers, and that
they did, Houston Sun.
SOLEMN DUTY. .
The public require teachers to instruct
and leaders to guide them in the war upon |
vicious tendencies rather than vice. Its {
consciousness is to be enlightened as well as /
its conscience armed. The pulpit and {
lyceum are necessary aids 1t is better for
the to~mer TO instruct congregations in {
the mysteries of beng than in the
mysteries of finance which is now
coming into vogue. Let us 6
have our youth told what struggles are in
the battle of life and made acquainted with G
the nature of the influences that grapple in I
the strife. Inculcate admontions of t
temperance, Of moderation, of The simple. s
ity of nature and completely of art, Of the t
QlnnipresenCe of the beautiful and the ON q
impotence Of the good San Antonio Ex-
pess. i
GALvEsToN's COEGREssMAN-ELEcT. t
An exchange has this to say of Tom b
Ochiltree: "He has the perseverance of the G
spider, the beauty Of Beau Brummel and !!
the poetic grace OF Sam Ward. If elected i
he woul1 tower, head and shoulders, like a
Norway pine, above the congressional pig S
mics who try TO make little notoriety by a
taking liberties with the truth There may
be competitors in the field who have o
achieved q certain local celebrity for tam o
pering with the truth but for ornamental s.
work, with deep founccs and double row o
Of tuting up the back, there are experts o
who regard Tom Ochiltree, in q national o
sense, as the most scientific producer OF ro- h
mantle fiction of the age. He is not mali e
cious, ugly and dangerous, but genial ver- c.
satile and amusing-as much of the Ameri- d
can feature as the cotton-gin. If he gets to <
congress, the standard for Munchausens in n
that body will be raised.-(San Antonio p
Times. z
AT LAST. Il
At last the republican house has crum-
bled down and lies in ruins. This is the il
work of many years; it is the event Of a a
day. A retrospect which will embrace the cl
causes takes US back to the days OF Grant b
The bayonet rule over legislative assem- re
blies in the south, the Grant whisky rings
the staggering infamies Of Credit Mobilier 81
the Louisiana returning board system and Of
the electoral commission, the corruption of u
third-erm Grautism, latter.6ay Conllling- W
ism, Arthurism and Jay Hubbeliism; these h
are the old grOwths, and the field will soon Il
be planted with good seed. There have ST
been in the republican party many true
friends of reform, whose faith and hope Il
have sustained them against their better d.
sense till now. They have fought demorali- di
cation until their weapons have fallen from hi
their grasp, at once trying to disbelieve in m
its presence and to drive it hence, They tr
will gravtate to their places in the party Il
Of the people and aid in ploughing the I
ground for a new crop. Let us grow official II
honesty in this field; and in this public 81
ustice and here talents, integrity and 81
patriotism for the public service. We have OF
i country to save, an inheritance for our
children to keep, sacred and perpetuate. T
Let us cruelty office holders and seek fit in &c
tor our places of trust and emol- 70
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