Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

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" line, partly buried In mud-hoe, supposed to have
been murdered Tor money Description VI tho body
q a. follows Thought 10 be about 20 or ~ years old
medium stature, about 1--WE feet seven or eight inches
high dark red hair, aud very little beard dressed
In black Italian cloth, or farmers satin coat small
| check cashmere vest, with composition buttons, met
tie edged, and confined with rings White shirt, with
mirsoillcs bosom and cuffs dark green Cashmere
pants cotton drawers hne No or Z boots, and
WOODEN socks. A good pair OF suspenders and buck
skin gloves, apparently home made
This community being greatly inoensed at such an
outrage, considerable number Of the citizens as
aemblod to adopt some plan by which the guilty
might be caught aud receive that reward which he
30 Justly deserves j. ". 7. Doyle was called TO the
chair, and j. NJ, Scales appointed secretary. The
chairman then appointed committee oil twelve TO
draft resolutions and recommend some course TO be
liberation, reported the following resolutions which
were unanimously accepted
Resolred, lst That We deeply deplorc such an oc-
currence, and moro so, az II has happened III our
midst, therefore we fell greatly ncensed at such
damnablc outrage and will spare no pains or expense
to ferret out the helsh deed, and bring the villain
10 justice.
ID That a committee Of five is appointed as se-
cret committee, by the chairman Of this meeting,
whose duty is, to obtain all nformation and use oil
means in their power TO ferret out the perpetrator
Also to keep secret all their actions, until they OBJ
tain all the Information they can relative to the case
Sd. That Henry s. Grassland, ESQ. il appointed
to raise funds by subscription, to defray any expense
which may be necessary for this secret committee
whilst investigating the affair.
4th. That We call upon all good citizena in this
community, or any other to obtain all the Informs
ton they can relative to the affair and report to Hen
ny S. Cropand, Esq. whose dnty 1t is to act III con-
cert with said secret committee.
9th. That tho editor of tho Dallas Herald and
Texas Pioneer be furnished with copy of the pro-
ceedings and resolutions, and requested 10 publish
them free Of charge. in their respective papers
j. w. L. DOYLE, Chairman.
j. H. Scales, Secretary,
n. B.-Since the above written, the murderer
has been arrested and hung in the presence of two or
three hundred citizens, there being conclusive evil
dence against him, together with his own confession.
lie wac n negro man belonging to Mr.. Blanton, hv-
ing near the place where the body was found. The
man murdered was named English, from Fort Worth
pIyA Letter writers are giving all tho little Incl
dents of the great events that trantpirng at this
time in Northern Italy. Nearly every paper of note
in Europe and the Atlantic cities in the United States
have their own correspondents on the ground, and
scarce an item passes them, without being duly her.
aided to the reading world. Among these we notice
the escapes of Napoleon, which we imagine are Civ
on in detail to add interest to his fortunes, in imita
ton of those which ekdeared the first Napoleon to
his people and army At Magenta, the Emperor,
is said TO have narrowly escaped being made prise.
ner, by the Austrians, and at Soferino, he had an
epaulet shot from his shoulder. He should not
make himself quite so conspicuous.
re- The Hon. Alexander H. Stephens, of Georgia,
was the recipient, recently, of festival gi en- by
his old supporters at Augusta, on the announcement
of his retiring from public life. He addressed the
assembly in long and able speech, which we find
published in many OF our exchanges, during which
he gave utterance to the most remarkable sentiment
that sslavcry has assumed frmer basis in the pub
lie opinion of the American people and Of the world,
in consequence OF its continued agitation Inc
Memphis appeal says that "ths opinion of Mr..
sterbans IL entitled 10 greater weight and moral
force account of the deliberoticn with which it
was uttered and the solemny of the OCCASION 1t
o.,,., ,.;u, .,,,.o ,,;0,rs uhot is 70
bccorc NJ tho conntrvp Fnnaticism mipht be
spreading at the North but SLAVERY is getting strong
,nX1,,, - Hal
err, and tciH contnNe to get stronger Whether IN the
q" II the worst must come let II come-ne WAS hot
afraid OF tho consequences IN or out OF the uhion'
'SGUerg 'c'H gTow strong as time goes on.
- hen he entered congress, the missouri Oonl-
promise excluded slavery from tho Ierritorles now
t is not excluded from a portion OF land over when
national