Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-22
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Hdghbofs and ha Acousors
tho many novel features iu lhs late
Y...n. uuf Government b. lhe principle OF
U..e log ihc many Indian tubes on our
I... ,nl p,uicuhfy an account Of it's
.H.U. vi tie many aui continued ouimgr'
O .H"f T these lfi1,s, the introduction Of q
tuha chmraocf could not be- ulhef'
vi. doomed To undergo the most severe
H.. the publit and especially OF the
bi,1nls living ON the Texts ifnnsisi.
the case, the ngtn, Of the Govern
..r should make the effort 10 intro luce
I.y .rrar, and novel policy would naturally
u.I ton that would be anything but en.
r... his policy was commenced with hut
s.a Importers; and, although the friends
n. s linisimlon desired 10 give tia fair
lft. sci ne opposition made this hobby one
e.. ne p.lnciplc charges against our rulers,
I- ur. laundering The public money as
..r t1 without deriving any benefit there
nan. . course, this party looked upon every
WORKING " this new policy with an inverted
telescope NV everything, alta great distance
sui rr,I. down.
Mex, 60 his numerous elias, Of opponents TO
M DOME eating policy came another, who,
apparently were grooming with eShubemnt
.fuprFy Or the inhabitants on the frontier
I.-lr grew hue aud cry was for expeditions
s..,H-. the Indian tribes without exception,
0.l .l. Termination Of the entire race
ls ....s If ncuusers comprise certain specu-
...ur4 nwn lots, and persons fishing Tor
I..um... contracts, and although small,
t1-. .'. a mighty influence. They have
made au1s',s NJ divers times on the new poll
y- rlr.u.n many of the unsuspeclng public
u1ris m Texas and elsewhere, and magni.
Ual f.... wplehiIl Indnn report into moan
Hir
Toe 49,. division against the d,mastiroting
policy lU. nave pulled At the rope 10 effect
i,s ., Is found in the Army Depart
meat q although small una not general,
Al. be-. sp0tly at worl; both directly aud
ll.. md how could we otherwise ex-
N.c' .. .... r, as they de-, upon entire dit!trcn,
p.aas he one By the olive branch, and
ln. .ao. Is The sword. But Notwithstanding
4.s Ho.' opponents to the DEMONSTRATING
Vile. F. .N. through lis inlancy, lived TO TIL
mm9a over Of them,
Eat II seems that the matter WIS not d"s-
Tined 10 r-s here; for daring the last few
r7'r-, enemies Observation-Disclosures have sprung
nr .oa.. .s of cerniN ndiy,iuaIs who, be.
ing js ed Ia their vaccinations for pub
Ir p.ta. 4r something Else were determined
70 h'an aeir vengeance On Mtjor Neighbors,
81 liau AGENT. lnccIdiary articles We're
.aNsan.g alpearing in several Of the public
'aHfali7 our Suie, and even IN the New
fo-', Herald and other papers in the North
many OF item over Fictitious signatures, ma
king chn.gtr against Major Ncighbors, in con-
D'c..oa with he business Of his agency, of the
mo't base md sInndernus character and which, |
il true UoIId impeach him rs gentleman and
Il lsu1or nacar Smarting under the iDau-
'a-a oil these ifsmGus charges, Major Neigh
sor- tea. .o t1t city Of Washington, laid these
charge ngHloe. him bsfore the Department.
and t.l1udad an Investigation, as every gem
u7man would have done. A Commissioners
Col. Hawkins WAS appointed TO proceed to the
tro !u3iaa agencies, and there, after due no.
tee nuke a thorough investigation. On ar
irving il G3re5 on, Major Naighbor3 publish
oil IN article. 10 the News, We believe, giving
notice & IS a-ruscrs to meet him face 10 face
before rs Commissioner, and establish
their charges Commissioner Hawkins gave
notice bg pt.Jslton in several public journals,
for what purpose he had been sent here, and
requesting a ne testimony possible against
Major Nclga5o-s to be brought before him, and
that he would old his court open for six weeks
to receive res.iolony. The six weeks expired,
ard 10 md o.,old, not one of his accusers ap-
rsaraj Xix. he ghosts and phnntotns of an
Gent story, tt-y Disappeared before the rising
sun Of n,es''g ltion, and Major Neighbors has
s1na 81 aaacl ned, aud he stands as he has
zlt.aYs been ,nown to be, an exemplary pub
he o,tl-ar and "a every sense worthy Of tho
confidence r. @ avsrnn'ont.
Il, .4clgaon we will incidentally remark,
that the prime pc OF DEMONSTRATING the Indian
N,-s in our grsat western country, Of which
si1J'' NcjEaya.s was the originator, has thus
Jar rHraaI.t he most slnguine expectations of
The public, od is bound TO triumph. 1t is a
g.nr9ja bat apes hand in hand with religion
and cls''2'o4 and the future historian will
P9in' to as distinguishing feature in the
7toTe5' az rs'liz,tion that characterized the
"-cseu.A ssu.ury.-S; A. Tcriau.
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