Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-24

~ The Hon, Forbes nHtloh ha . ShAsN"'|N
letter in the Austin iusilreneer, stating his view
aud position on the question Of judieislnomina,on'
He believes in the power o. eOnvenOhs to make sue'
nOmlns,iOn,, but denies the sIPedlsnsy,
Toward, the clos. Of his letter the Captain give
intermsddllns Mississippi the nl'Owing good rap
We say "hlt him agin,"
"This Il hope only temporary distraction
of the parry has elected from the Naiche7
Free Tral,r" Of Mssiaippi-nn outsider-N
column, announcing TO the voters OF the
Western District Of Tenas, that " John
Marshall is he man" to represent them
in the next Congress! To say the least OF
this il is modest very : and can only he nc.
counted for, on the suppOsiiOn that we, Of
Western Texas, are incapable Of sell govern
ment, and thus create an opening for the die
oiion Of "Erer TTaderS." The only sanswer
that we have to make TO Mississippi is-ws
rspudnie. That ought TO be satisfactory TO
them. ,--..
espres, no opinion rs to MrFMarshalrS
claims or ability for the position, but merely
suggest to Free Traders" Il their principles
must have vent. let the vial be opened upon
Cuba or Merico, rs better field than Wes
tern Texas, for dctation or PrOtectorutes.
The Texas papers" nre also "mooting the
question of n successor TO the Governor and
It, Governor; rs the Free Trader "musi, will
and does, feel an abiding interest in the wei
fare Of the Mssippians in Texas" couldn't II
I'LL up a complete free trade ticket nnd send
us and az that State is too contracted iorpoll'-
ical genius to display itself, there being "no
elections at hand shortly in Mississippi save
the 5th congressional district where there is
no opposition TO the representative OF the doc
irine he advocates" why not come over and
help stuff the ballot.box? For "mportin, as
has been thr last decade to Texas, much more
important will be its next" and more than
probable, it"wll be involvcdpecnliarly in in
iestine action" Notwithstanding "the Wes-
tern District of Texas hos many able men in
IL, in the Democratic ranks, any one OF whom
would represent it henored and honorng,n yet
other districts to be formed, may be deficient ;
and # the small State Of Mississippi has "any
more left" lct them cmigrate to ''a Territory
sufficient for five States" and sow the seeds
there of "patriolism, eminent ability. energy,
Integrity, unquestoned talent, and tried devo.
ton TO the soundly constitutional doctrine OF
States Rights, which like Mary's milk, is
"layng loose about" all over that little cotton
patch.
A eoad or two from "lit'le Bull" Gf he
ranges IN our herd,) may be received as kind
| lv'admonitions; but this "lost kick" of dicta.
ton tby nm, outsder) is tray mortifying to the
Ilion.heor Democracy of Texas. Let us
learn wisdom from this unwarrantable inter
ference with Estate Rights" let us declare a
general amnesty, based upon hoaesty, Justice
and good nature, Ns the best means of pre-
serving our dignity from insults from outside
Influence. Such course will renew old
friendships, promote the general good, and sur.
round each one in future with sincere and val
ued friends. Life's short.
r. BRITTON.