Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-05-18


Cardinal who lived % see the ,sal,y OF a. human
hopes, he misht well exc'am,
IhAy, touclid ps hihlsi pol . .! Al aiy gt5sues'
And froa mat IA, u.s. ian q ny s'o,y,
Ike bright eaAAlaill' b rs sysllnF,
Apd 10 man 'eo ncmonN
The wisdom Of the Con eution la, seen g, to lay him
upon the SHELF and 70 he ohii,iguSio hsiGny claims
their verdict sl,iSlc' ~ ye soma natural tears We
shcl and some bitter pangs We ey, whom wo learned
NaU
Col. Franof w. White, iAs present Commissioner has
been nominated Tor reelection We fully endorse bis
nomination we voted for him two years ago against
Crosby, aud wi do 60 again viii retou6led pleasure
We bclicrc him fully qualified for The responsible Of
fos he fills, We believe him honest, incorrupGble
fitlfu rergevgring, and above all iysiemGtie in tho
management OF tie Land Ofsce THIS latter quail
Gcatou, vo have believcd to be Indispensable to
tue successful conduct Ct the affairs Of the Office, and
withou, IT, arrangement and confusion win uecessari
ly enter, shore everything contested with lis duties
,bouid have ils proper tlma ana pace, The charge
that be has shorn awant d accommodation and a
di.oblging disposition, s the result of previous pre-
iadico 10 some instances, not 80 much against him,
perhaps, as'in favor Of another, while in other in
stances, The charge has arisen from The impartial ami
Systematic uauues OF attending 20 the duties Of tie
Office giving to every ali proper attention when
ms time should cone Wo believe him faithful i'm
partial, Systematic, and genuine, hCnest-hearted
Democrat who loves his principle because they
based OF truth. snd reared in honesty and although
nominated by s.potcal party for Office net strict
~ POLITICAL we have no fears for the result 1.-THE III
tegrity OF Frank White is. too we'll established, and
NO predict that will have t'ts temerity to oppose
hin II s With unqualified ple@euro that We endorse
his ncminaticn
Francis r. Lubbock, has beon re- uominate, for the
Office he now holds, responsible Office it is true nut
one that falls far ahuft in our estimation, of Die in
erest and Importance that usually attached to IT.
Its duties are plain and its paths straight, and "he
that walketh therein, though blind man, need
pnot err" We DO not mean to apply this 10 cur es-
tcemed friend, Mr.. Lubbock, FOR we know him we'll,
and fully appreciate aud admire him for his many
noble qualities Of head and heart. That he is pes
sessed Of talentof yak talent, none of Us silt de-
ny. We rather like his denomination, and we haze
heard Voice raised against Il ia this portion Of the
State. He made many friends during lev days
say with ue two years ago, we liked him 0c his
isanlAess, his honest expression of opinions, his
nairc bearing in all crowds and for his real uIaitoc-
ted love Of the cause We are are again glad to have
another opportunity of giving him vote, although
we would be just as happ@(6iye It 10 soma tody
else, had is-scen SO xilled Fathers. It il all
nu fc;t with land we, syfE support Frank wlGii
"Geal and fsryercy,'' ~ !
II. f Rupnels for Governor--but, ssyE the Houston
fneptlir, luriDg the .oraipg Of the second day OF
the Convention, befme REORGANIZATION for. Governor
ives made, mn ayas presented to the CONVEX
tiento take % elsa,sioH On tie Sugar Roed,---i
seems they alltook sigar anaSny y, and thus sac
charfed they we're ptsparea for the first nomination
This gugarng Of tho Consnation was wise precau-
tom lit Put egery in excellent epirs, il fortified
delicate ttcmaohs against any thing qualmsh, quiet.
ed urstesdy nerves. aud fitted Them for after work.
Perhaps Mr. Hartley Of Gal ,sstnn felt the remains
OF some Lpigastrie ureasincss from his saltwater
from tas Convention, wksn the resolution 10 gO into
the nominations was offered COZ ID ha been prevented
by "Trip % .he srgrr Road, We have placed che
name q Gov. Runnels az or ioatt-head to.dne.--
srg st ilg same tnis a,d Is lball due respect FOR
him and the CDnyestitn tfiht nominated him, that
there are many ose; inen in Texas that prefer to
him,-hat believe that he III fag from being The
cnoice Of this county ard some others surrounding
uR We sent our certificates as delegates TO menu
Der Of the Harre county del sstion requested him
act proxie for us, and % cart cur vote agiins,
Mr. Runnels, believing that he vas excluded from
support By TIE resolutions passed at county
meeting At least Mr. Runnels friends all thought
that the resolutions pointed 70 him, and some de-
clared emphat;eay that they aimed at hiIa ex-
! slusi,ey Acting as much under this Interpretation
by ais friends Is our own convictions, we could moi
conscisntiously support him in the Convention It !.
catering to him to know ihat his nomination was
nearly unanimous and his strength uDimpaired by
two years term. Many man looses his all il
less time than that bat it seems that the Governor
h,s BEEN the gamer, which is not little strange
as Il Is possible to have been a little stronger,
had he eonciiatod the frontier and conhned his ap
pointing power within The Unite Of the State. ia j.
IS however, sT RGnneis will get respectable roi'
| in this cpun.y.
KY The personal Liberty Bli lately before tbs
New York Legislature ha been defeated in The lover
House. BY q vote Of 5sfo 81. This roie speaks val
Scr Conservatism in New York This bsIi WIS irteoi
"a 10 n1iiify the Fagtirs Slave Law, and in our iDd
il sas not lost ty rsSy large minority, AID the cen
seryatism sbish is 50 nssh laadsa, sppsaH . nave
Assa slfc .ssi azis - ~ fs- p speD--a
! Dc -'sssrra IL - - - lgacf ths 1s
rei;y suesny 80 .tu ftes Gr1 q