Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-20


niy relations With l's numerous 0s'han;'''
.loa,s, md ir.,n'' ''a'!Og'a'
po,--Ihc Messenger O! III. !t,h met,
scof die la,,hcsou.e d-ea.' HI" occurred
$780,. nov. in N, person II Mr, Henry Shields. n
an who Ia. just returned from trip n
Iii, hardly necessary to s'y to 'hoao 81
=. yh, have bu..e,ss In Mckinney, 20 defer
90; vir,aity 81 rrr-en'.
-..r .eagan and the Henderson ConvsntlonI
has been made, through tire columns OF the
mon the Democracy of DALLAS county, 20
- citing oil the 28i Of the rrsscu, month. FOR
SO of .Sndins delegates to the Convention
.-. 10 nee, at Henderson, on the 2dof May next
to candidate for Congress for this pis'rs
deserve, the promr; s'icaten n every
r. in tho county. sai y, hopo c~oTy precinct
will 10 fully represented in thc mce'inyl
4 le held IL tie town q Dallas rest sstur-
especial attention iyen to inc appointment
DELEGATES trv,s this county, -hc will take 81
..... erc.. in tho necessity 1i hav'ug !all ani
..- ,sentation OF ,aC Henderson Ccuvcr,ion.-
... spry os The c.aa:ry, vhe 80 thu yo'nS--
mas Of the lt.lle who are mos, Interested
c 70 Il, t.... til. LIZ. ...c. send viii earry cut
.,. -sk wi.hc, e. olsc have no primary meeting.
...r no del eatos, Ih, conventions arc mighty
lsr-- j.. tic working, Of mere party ms,nrSry
-.E n Nbzet-o q uspiul purpose ard affect The
sa r,sult is true. Ye, il i not - he deniet that as
.-s,m ,ts il the haads x emas cgacs, lseontcn;ed,
.-.-r politicians, they arc des;rucye ot tho beat
.u,.cs, OF the party they eusht to benefit, sah7er-
e.fr PRINCIPLE and PRECEDENT, demoral;trg, aud
ss-e,,.. in their tendencies The ENGRAVING Of new
-s-. ION oar national and State platforms ,hould
---arz looked upon with Suspicion and adopted
a.tf' d. uos. vigant caution and We fehr, unes'
tao za Of the times deceive ue, that some rew dsf
s -..s sill I've offered to the democratic pniate nj
toe u dcr.ou Convention. Judge Reagan Nhf
... r .re-e,aincntly tie pride =! the democracy Of
ae r. Porhs' country S.rlis services in Congrcs,
pc soil is On the Bench, ha5 determined to submit
., ...a. 10 the convention nut yet with ccltain
...-- that he nill he i;GInolatea in 20 doing
f.. N, as discharged his iu,cs With distinguished
lone will deny that he h4s been derelct
2. his ponsible position, will affirm; md yet
,.. e- steps taken to vic.mize him TO that mon
,'- Z. .esy, that certain propagandis. OF new fan
POL s.. have Themselves originated; and then with
"a .. cry Of professional " cicq"crS," cry their
...-... rel ofsrriny rto a deubtfCl "ran' cf a
#.-r- days
n shonld be partial representation at Hen
..r nese "eaquer,' trained in the green room
's .~a 80 some enc previously spotted, may sue
.sf In Frying their point, and by the action of the
IN condemn Judge Reagan, or at least pass
h. =. I'd nominate some favorite 70 All his place
lr head and front Of Reagan offensc is that he is
.--.a o Fbustering, and the re-cpening Of the
lave trade, mCasufes which he condemns
smanship upon strict constitutional grounds
Ea i attempt will be made upon these grounds
.. '-... >" him out OF Office, should alarm every
.r1.n notwithstanding :emocrat in the State,
r- .a ! every friend to lend his influence to Sc ure
... .tion to Congress. His opponents know that
t..-. . people be will be invincble that with
.r 5 he stands proudly pre-eminent as the
.-aai.. f their rights, and the able expounder Of
.. , ,iples hence, II he i. out Of the field BY
-.-- Of the Convention, the nominee will win
. .r.s ecausc there is no opposition. That he ha'
...- in the loyalty Of his fel!ov-citirens, jH
-.r he fact that he is willing TO submit his
.a1. .4 Convention, although lie feels satisfied
.. m We opposition to him is on foot, ard no
-..... intried to defeat him The necessity Of .
.r -..r 1tation of all the Northern country s alb
..-.-- -, essary to secure Iii. nomination for, if
r certain rises upon thin housc at the Convention,
Boz. ,... E - ssoi of the stage. and the miserable
..ru. u. .linating his successor be attempted -
Were there good grounds Of opposition to him, We
would he the la.t to defend the man at the expense
If his constituents but ha views ss promulgated in
his late circular are ennently conservative, and in
accordance with the TINE honoreds principles Of oul
rarty, not ouly in this State, but in tho Oldest and
mos, faithful lemoc ratio States III the Union. Staes
men Ur unsulled integrity, AMI uniophtel purity Of
principles arc with him and when he comes before
the people once more, be viii hnl they are with him
hear, and soul, and none need oppose.
Tn, Inconsistency Of the rotating facten neyc;
--- apparent than in tho present instance. ThC
mt Executive Las been in Office tern,--hu;
a rs.as that be nu:t be rotated into another. Judg
g..r has likewise been in Office two years, and h
,.-. C rotated on, This ia only enc phase Of thci
..-.rs, ,teney and the. Rosicrucian lights in hig
.,z xho assume to Themselves the direction Of pc
,;i syen.s in the State and control the estnies 0
,.,5.= and trembling sspirants, cannot explain tn
4,srsu.s into which they have fallen, unless ty tn
,li-.h,rz argument " our viii be done!
IS = 5uld again call uon the friends ofJudge Rea
.., vh, stool nv him in 'the dark days" ami toll
"A rifb arn as be struggledo n, step 10y step, up th
,,-.i in which he has climbed, leaving his mark
81 ting place. to come fgrvsrd and endorse hi
.,Ts sns position BY instructing their delegates
-, $50 votes Cor him II he is TO be lost to them
49, sght bs fierce one. let the country see tina
- ritr possesses enough vitality aud vigor Z
= - !. .srminad rssistanee 20 bis leing cast over