Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-10
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s,as into elirase b tie lass hni lai'Are' g ~
lasi "a ihs rroie;is sf 'lsfssnii,r q fsEA'' We
s.eus o. o'nhnnal b.asl-sAel, .apas ani maT.isf
The terrible seshes on Ne last sA mlu'ls -rs ~ Pc
re-sna .isi "a rnr f,vu.lsg. Ih,o', u.ri-'s anl
hotil t-th ,l,s as "a he ih, orsr I iA9 day, os-
,aa,, tir rslen, ICES nai lssm .talTisablp o. ln'
ong figtho sIense, S. Grue. We ans % have
,slimsAi o., resa'ar ir.l 20 ,hlse he ooiaaishes
ui,lr prgv,4oa AL bsgsasc 'r''"~ What a
.-.,i 49,. Aalht regular trgps thai have been
Texas slnse 1910, have az 4soomplishelu as much
D. protecting ne frcat5r as Fords nnses aul the
Reserve Indians ae,onl ',shel in three months, The
stern alerraiiy, Is u.g presented to the aiveniur-
aus pioneers Il ai- fontyr. 20 abandon their homes
6s pgisct them,,,e- Il s DOLLY to look IL the soT-
eransns Any pylhs- In the vast prioet, ,hat en-
ssss is attention. Ae sallplns of'uonsn ani esIl-
dreR on the is0nier o. Texas, Is cons sFl 100 tsi-
al matter, To Justify hiils ezPensa Tie Euquir-
sray,i
Il Hon John II. Reagan arrived in town day
.bcToi' yesterday from Washington, on his way
10 hi. home IN Palestine, lie informs us Tint
the raising Of the Texas Regiment has failed.
THE day before the adjournment Of Congress
the President announced that the Utah dill
,E1Siy was settled, and in view OF the very large
~ Ia stt.f,
OF Congress just ended, Il was no, deemed adj.
visible TO lncura further expense for the pro-
lection orthe Texas frontier lftis necessary,
the Secretary Of War will order nn additional
regiment Of regulars, from the Utah army, 10
IreSas, as soon as they shalt return from the
plains
1 We ale pleased to see Judge Reagan look.
ling in fine health and apparently Improved
from his visit aud nrduous duties at the Fede.
rAl city>
g1j~ Tie friends Of Judge Buckley arc making a
great flourish OF trumpcts over the fact that the
grind jury OF Montgomery county, refused to find a
true bill og,inst Judge buckley for perjury. We
know nothing about the charges that have been init
mated rather that preferred against Judge d. They
may be false or they may be true. We think that they
ought to have boen male specifically or not male at
ALL Bat as they have been made, suspicion at least,
attaches to one seeking high judicial station, re-
quiriug spoless virtue and unqucstioncl integrity
The public have right to demand that the very sus-
pcion of guilt be removed. We must confess that it
Is something new 10 us to hear the claims Of aspi-
rant to the exalted position of Julscship Of tho SUI
premc court urge because he has mol been indictc
for perjury We have yet to learn that the igporiag
bill of iulictmenthy grNnd-jury is evidence OF
y mans integrity, qualification for Office Ii
such is the case, we have fallen upon evil tines
Grand ,urics are not always immaculate, AID not
generally regarded as inyuncribleto undue AMI cor
rupting Influences We are astonishei that Julge
Buckley and his friends should parade this 'igno-
ramus'' of the grand jury of Montgomery county,
with such air of satisfaction, before the public.
Why the fact that bill was not returned, is put
forth as some great triumph-ls great and conclu-
sive recommended Of Judge i. As mu,h MS to
say Il grand jury of Montgomery county, with such
witnesses they chose to send for, clictel owl
denec satisfying them That judge Buckley was guilty
Of peljrry in certain cause therefore Judge II.
is the very man to cleyatcto the Supreme Bench -
Deccncy Dught to have hustled this shout of triumph
Gro it Was uttered. If Judge H. is to be elected to
the Supreme court, State pride and self respect
would prompt US to smother up this grand-jury in
vcstgation, and consgn it to oblivion, rather than
blazon it to the world to our own shame
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~ The following note comes to US with the maine
of Mrs Busby, the wife of of the persons kilel
during the recent disturbances in Ellis county sga,j
ed to it. As we ht'%pslbis6cl the other slesJwc
do not feel at liberty to refuse Mrs. B.a hearing.
and therefore submit her note, with some grammati
ical corrections, without con,neut:
CHAMBERS CREEE, Ellis County, Tex.
July tld. 1853
take this iuetfod to inform the pubck that have
statement made in the Dallas Herald signed
.'Justice,' which sns filse hell. know the wri-
ter well , lie 10 poor low-yed limb of the law, and
is fit only for low, degraded busness-a tool for the
big hotc-keeper, WHO chief of tho lawless mob of
WaNahachie which has id savage and brutal man
ner, waylayed the publici highway md murdered
brave md honest maasiH tile prcsebce OF his little
spn-;J W. Bushy-.iny husband and only slYotosior.
The accusation they pretend to allelge agia him,
is only protence Tor to take his life to the
great damage and modification Of uc and his Orphans,
for which hope the law Of tho lind viii give us re-
yengc and them (the mob Justice They were MI
towards as their acts prove. His body was mansed
In dreadful manner with ballots and bucS-shot dis