The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-25

| without reading OF some town that nd
JUST ratined at grta' expense and i'm ,
most pronounced manner, Some local.
US ceie oraed rs many ~ seven times
Every tiine that another county i'm New
iork WAS heard from there would be +,
demonstration anu more Noise. can
stand good deal of noise if can assis,
III producing it, hut v hen il is made h,
party OF Numerically different p0liti
cal views from my own,it CRATES hais hly
on my nerves.
never noticed the disagresble smell
| vi H. rosene torch so perceptihly as ]
nave since the last election. | neye,
knew the sound of artillery and tn.
whoop" f exthtation t. jar my system 80
severely as thew have recently. When
| our SIDE used ~ paint the town red aitu,
election It ddn't use TO have this disa.
greeabe effect.
| But 1t has certainly been 0verdone,
Up to the day Of election our side h adj Ms
much eclat aud encore, and certioruri ms
the Democracy; but when we dropped
u ana went quietly to work, it seems Ia
| me AS though the Democratic party
might have had the good tasto 10 do the
same. But did they? All! no. Bands
| mere whooped her W till l almost cried
win languish. Torchlight professions
nave paocesned night after night. Can.
mons nave boomed till wished l was in
Cd',ada, ana above The deatening roar |
could hear people hurrah who had never
oreh known to hurrah before.
90 not know that all this was done
10 give me p In. but have every reason
20 believe that IL WAS. Those " no did II
knew very well how telt about 1t
ihey mad repeatedly heard me express
nlyseI. They knew that every shout
pierced my bosom like a dagger, and
when the band that we had hired to splii
he horizon open for us prior To election
Vs. ed bv toOling for the other side, il
Jerked my heariStrings galler-west.
can bear physical pain like a stole. |
can beat OH Stole at his own game |
"ot; but when political party obtains
victory wish IL wouldn't give way To
such tumulluOus joy till have chance
TO get away. | nsk this rs n personal
| favor To myself and several millions ot
my iellow-citizens who sympathize with
ne in this matter.
JOY may he so violent that it is iniur,.
Gus. Happiness may be SO great that i,
Is llahe 10 rupture the membrane thai
envelops the duplex.
While | bow To the wish Of the people.
wish that they wouldn't b. quite So
Internally pleased about il. ], there.
fore, use, Mr.. Editor, small amount o.
space in your valuable paper for tn.
purpose of stating that If all hilariou,
professions In honor of Il victory viii IN,
10 me, hlings only sorrow and pain,
VIII please remember To avoid Eighth
ana Ninth streets and Myrtle avenue.
IN case these ill-timed demonstrations
are to be kept up all winter, feel like
uoing a. much for them some ti,1e
mould the opportunity present itself
| am not the man to forget a favor
when it is done to me, and |
would cheerfully 90 out of my way tn
obliSe Democrat ~ readily a. | wOula
any one else. All want isa little time
To- reflect aud spread balm on the places
where the skin has been abraded during
he campaign. IL would he an ignObl,
foe who would deny this.
am willing 10 admit that to the vic
tor elong the spoils, but do not con
slider mo Spot II You plense. Victor,
has, indeed. perched on your banner,
gentleuen of the Democratic party, hui
J simply ask as favor that YOU will ho
Kind enough tn point your Roman can
dies the other way.
II YOUR hilaritv is to drag itself along
| Ill Chri hmas, will you please "holIer''
N n more Sublued tone of voice ~ Won
pass large Queen Anne Residence
wherein Sad-ryrd man has bowed his
tall, 1.-THE aud commanding form over q
lnNnlIr statement of the vote in New
York; Bill Nye.