Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-12-08

SUMMARY JvsrlcE-A TRIBE OF INDIANS
ExTERMNATED.-We have just been informed
by Mr. Adolf. Giarvecke that the small band
of Indians which, for number Of years. have
been committing murders and robberie. on
both banks OF the river, have been eXtermina.
ted to the last warrior.
1t will be remembered that about seven
months ago these Indians crossed over from
Mexico and after killing Mr.. Guspur GNaev-
eclte, stole number OF horses and made their
escape back. Recently they had been depre-
dating on the Mexicdrs and were forced to
seek safety on this bank. This information
was given to Mr.. Adolf. GIoevccke the broth
er of the murdered man, who, in company
with Neromuceno CortinGs, gathered party
of l3 men and started in pursuit. On nrrlv-
ing at the Arroyo Colorado they learned thnt
the Indians were in the vicinity, in force, well
armed and determined to resist. This led the
pursuers to asli for reimbursement from Don
Nepomuceno Cabazos, an enterprisng stock
raiser in the neiphborhood. Instructions were
left for this auxiliary force to join the first
named gentleman at u designated point, who
kept on in pursuit. Seventeen men from Ca
! bazps soOu iniSad ths'n and on the 20ih uili-
mo the Indians were overtaken aud nine war
rors, composing the whole Of the adult males
were killed. The women and children of the
tribe were brought in aud distributed among
the different ranches. The Indians were over
taken 50 leagues from this place, and con-
fessed that they intended joining with the
! Lipns, since it was impossible for them to
! live longer in the settlements. on either side
of the river. This ends the once powerful
tribe of Tampaeuas and thus has the pursuer
revenged himself for the murder OF his broth
cr. None of the tribe now remain but fen'
sGuaws with their children. Messrs. Glae-
vecke and Cortnas have merited the thanks
of every inha bitant on either bank Of the low
er Rio Grande--BrownspWe Flag lOM Nor.
The Vote in Chicago.
The Chicago Dolly Herald gives the follow
inc reasons for the small Administration vote
in that city:
"7Ac fact hauing become haown on the ere
Of the election, thai the entire Cathohc cote Of
this city, notwithstanding protcssioas to tAe
contrary. roWld be tlrown for Douglas, tie Ma
fisnql Democrats became erasperated at snh
achleSqle treachery, md despite ofaH The eGorts
that coa.1d be made to prerent it, they roted en-
maSse far the Republican candidates as the
HOSt sVeCtH0t Usy " "JIe""S 1|"'o'"''
Now, the paper that makes this dis9racelu
statement, it is well known, was started 'for
the occasion" by money sent from this city,
was the pet of the Union, and was quoted and
held up by the latter as the organ OF the Ad-
ministration in Chicago. tits, moreover, edit
ed by United States marshal who supplanted
Mr.. Davidson, removed for adhesion to The
Democratic Organization. The Daily Herald,
then, may be taken as authority on the "Na-
tional Democracy" which means the Wendell
Lincoln Democracy" of Chicago.
We call the attention of the South to such
Democracy that votes for Black Republcanlsm,
becausesit was exasperated that Catholic voters
meant to stick by the Cincinnati platform.
The Union talks of the Buffalo platform
Surely this course in Chicago looks more like
the Buffalo platform than anything we have
met with. According to this Chicago Admin
istration organ, the National Democracy o!
that city is proscriptive party, and fight their
political battles on religious ground. They
want to introduce religious tests, and become
the anti.Cathoic party. This is strange kind
of "National Democracy" and we commend it
to the consideration of the South. Extensive
comment is unnecessary; the matter exhibits its
deformity.- Hash. StateS.