Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-19
To Hon. S. p. CAnsov.
(From the New Orleans Delta.)

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The following letter from the Hon i. H.
Lubbock, Ex-Leut. 3overhor OF texas, IN
reply to the lachrymose, maudhn, overt
act letter, from correspondent OF the
! Picayune, in Texas, very effectively disposes
OF this doughty correspondent; and, as The
opinion OF Gov. Lubbock, as to "what Tex
as will do, is much more weighty and re-
liable, We give it:
Editors Of tie Delta find in the Picay-
unc, Of this morning, an article written by
some one claiming to be.a TeXian, ana slgn-
ing himself F." San Jacinto. ms article,
| like many DINERS aPpe%iihS u"iiy
OF our southern Journals, Is caiouia.ou "
court aggression ihis Writer assuies si1 AZ y "
say wna' inc l'Gpple VI ;a, ieAas W.. ,Sai Sa of
IL III pears 10 me rom !. h"iil9u peru'ni ~
his afticle, that inc Wflle', olioWihs II 'ne
wake oil the present ESeeu'Ie oi 'eA"sih h"s
written L's epistie more WIN Inc WV ~ o.
abusing the noble, pa'r-o'lc o'a'e " 'ou,n
Caroilna man Wlth 'he uesie 10 eiYe uoi
rect Information as 10 inc present ieenhs
in Texas
That man halllng irom ieSps mus IN IN,
deed be bllnd anu op'uSc w'io w. ao.au,.;', n
that the people OF tnaV 'ota'e aio oe 1aJ ~, ~,
cd, and wlll never submit ~ NC i'-s' ~
Abraham Lincoln anu ms nn,nios sn,r h,,,.;od
shali not attehip. IN .Noso -" ~ ~
lines TO answer ms u aieuiileh' "s ~ .ne
yantagcs gained by lekas rom "nneA '.,vn, h"a,
Ihat the nce oiy anhoAa'iv'' !, ni''y ~ .t;s -
Mu'ud'sy poiienoiai 80 ~; ~. ,,ic,ncn-
ment deny. NeVertne ess' !. - ~, a,a
strapie ,hat 'heI Iresf"' GU" o' tin,la
ieAas pal gaiheu io,' Hoi ~ ~. ~.
tlohs OF the tiei'3 seen eaii.u ~ ~ ~ ~,
IN spirit orletter. "e enteieu VIZ 49, ~,
on the same ioo'ihg ol enc n's',os ~ ~
tuai protection ana oeheh's, anu noS ~ I'm ~
I'the torch ot Nofthefn ihcehuiei's"
ing up ouf hohhcsseaus, anu W. po.so
Nofsnern aesasins ,, ss'iipu.ou =. a,,stnn
.oan 1acinto, hhe ooseiiioi nouss?n, ~,
in Ills recent letter, appeals % INC cupidity
OF texans, showing thein 'he ihree aiiounN
Of money expended by the fedetai uofeiii-
ment on our trontier. lhls apieai WIN pe
in vain when addressed 10 Eailan' anu
chiyalsous people, such as ,hiiaplt ,he iron-
tier OF Texas. such appeals VIII hasc no
influence with people ngntlhg upon =
great principle, Equally IN tne ohio.i,
or independence out OIL u. Le1 me say "
San Jacinto, ,hat the iIonuer peopic la'e
been impoyerishing themselves IN eeiehoihg
their homes and their iamilies even unuer
the present Administrations and they nope
for nothing from the incoming one. Inc
people of the frontier counties Of Texas,
true to their State, true to their homes, fire
sides and institutions, will by an almost
unanimous voice declare for immediate Sc
cession.
In the portion of his letter discouisng
upon the horrors Of d sunion, he says:
"Texas will avoid those horrors by sim
! ply resuming her ancient bounaallts ana
Aform of government, aiways providing she
resolves to quit the Uniop which slle has not
yet done, nor do | believe she viii. =
Now, l have merely to say tiiat the Texan
who writes thus, docs not reflect the senti-
ment of the Texas people. He, judge, does
not read the Texas papers, unless perhaps
the Austin Intelligencer, (iAe Governors
organ He docs not. seem to know that
with a few exceptions the Lone Star flag
tloats from every courthouse III the State