Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02


At.nssr,alsni n We Anisfs1a 'ftslaf, III.
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aar uau uio O. a.siss aanrras frs .Hf'.-
SOS "sy.h nsn ait uol fsfi.crs ai i.il Co.,.
,ui w. Eel ''ihs lI.sHan -,hr.1i. e'i arrr.0 OFT.
sallsc., tnl tIanl the lhlrs u.'.l E'h e
is.ug rst ilra lhe miJi ri ttu,' a. N.n
pu III liuuis,i's 'lisn,' s..H r.trr V, .'r'e,
claims 20 l,.ong 10 d. atH.t''i h-rI sH. I.efi
stt democracy, F,5,s "A ufn.tfaf pa. 900 -.-s.
20 e. banks str.Hsv. Nr base 81 is.rI ~ "-t.rr
l,u,csysis g. s-si p. hs ea..l cue 0ar...i, rr'.A
psno-Iat' D. NileaUy q ra-ibg dsr.s.ar i!e
novss a. en- su'.alaian. ne ts. .sa.Hs t .fea1
md rrisrts H ,iks IsTr2t, ari ur''sr-' jIH ss
much alcut shat he Gays as i.,s ,ba. h.' a' sfn-
sitle CT well Informed man vii rhim i's Hf .ou 'f
lana ~ On bank, a. test of !sHo1In.T b. ' E1',|
AID should noi br party e'' r. sa .He'i.oi 90
Tolsy sloue. rs such Il ought 10 be- d....-'.i In
1auE, csnliisb5l "a O s.g1i D's,r. ova.i f'N'a's
iLstr.le apl business tr,nsa lgp' Of -1s rup', ala
IA deveopii rs rssius,es aui enhancing p aa,lih,
without ,uai'los on as ls ,hnt Uouli eouu,,,l A.
,nee tis leuslls, ls' us lave H. Il system that
r. IA Dc d., cannot 10 devised, lg Us not have i'
Tha, p tie question I'm alasrc business question,
aud rothrg lsr, having u,thng, whatever q 10
With lar,i,, iie Houston Convention ought ul, 20
,ou, Il will forty Zoo, POLE. The convention a'.'hl
IS vel las .guu 10 me platform What tic,ls C., - Z
WEI. est, orvhlt hul u crops a,o most r,aggFa-
tive 10 IA, raey, o. whore the moy,hsa. Ian hui l,
Lest market to purchase his sosl, We G,sr'sc ,l.s
ruri'onsa democracy, Mt hold, pits .hr,ycIlci
hands IN horrVr, aud pipes IT, shrltSius vol emaagm
md Pr ly avotss - genius ofdenpalay At every
"agsyion that is rai{ed 6r the consideration Of the
Ncop'e, Tiis all humhuE --gamr on hypocrisy. We
wonder ir this oracle Of democracy. writing Cor the
> Central I,gan,' knows that when Gen. jackson &c
ocl the r,charler Of the United States Bank, that
he gald II he had boon consulted by Congress. lac
would have furnished the draft Of bill for even a
United States Dont that you'd have me, even his np-
probation Or II he knows tia, Mr. Calhoun. did
draft and Introduce hill !5r Uuitel States Dank
Wonder ii he ignores the democracy Of the OH Oo-
riuiou, with acr bauks' Of Pennsylvania, with hers
Of Illinois Indinna, Delaware, North Carolina, South
l. Caroline, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, Arkansas
Tennessee, Missouri, nnl other good democratic state
with the'rs1 Or does he know how many States ii
the Union have banks, and how many have not: o.
uCtS ne hNNN i'lsNHt -''.'' ain '''' '''S
s'ssipp ere the only States that have not got them
except, perhaps, the new States recently admitted
0 There ure too many democrats that learn their de
t. mocraoy Just rs ci fins. learns It's i, b. G. The!
repeat what others tell them b. role, without under
standing any thing about II. There are 800 man.
weak brethren in our democratic church, 'hrustn
l. themselves forward, leaders too that can't give e
reason for the faith that is in thpm.' There are to
q. many democrats, that decry banks sinpy bo;au@
NJ they have heard their fathers say, thai Gen Jackson
once upon tine, put down that monster the unitet
States Bank. The very name of bank summons
d their visions sptctrcs Of Rnwhcad and bloody bones
and other rrghfu appNritiops. Ii they believe tn
= establishment of banks in Texas to be bad policy, lie
them oppose it as such. But don't marshall the dem
ocratic hosts Of the State repcl the devourng mcn
u stcr.
' For enc VIC wish tho anti-boiking clause was re
= moved from the State Constitution. Then when th
,l plan Of system of banking presented, we shout
nd CANVASS it carefully and deliberately, AMI il We cam
to the conclusion that it would promote the est il
certsis of the people, We should favor it, If "
al thought j. would not would oppose it, that is til
Cd upshot Of tie whole matter