Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-21

PrOciniIlrs, q, We consider that lia putlis nuu-
~ OF hSas belongs 20 ils good ,Ii'lsE asi psl
% its elelules
10, That all teachers hs requested ul, ~ uss
any igecsuli soh0pl,lpoks 10 tl.gis sallt.s. lul
that all merchants in this eouiy 4. request. l,.
20 purchase ur impnrt any such; ans ltst clr.-
nllles be appointed hy Ihls mrvur5 r,.uius
and burn ali such Ihat glay Le i-..ui i1 gis
county
II, That tls tight to hold neyr s, a. slaves ia.
morally and pilili'illg Just aud laHI r--...itn-
terd hy tho laws of nHl a- fiun n iau u 2,
Writ, the laws OF nations from, tins .HHs'nYi'-
al, and the CoR't'uti1n q; the United au'-.,
and lliat IN this county such night b ul longer
dehatabe question.
( l., Tint il 10 rls dniy If Nil s..,a hoiila 30
I lis county - patrol their own l.a... bul t'.t
the laws upun the suhlc't of gll9S'v u.g,i.- ~
20 about nc urlsuu times, or arm b . COS l.s Z
/ their own time, b, atrig;ly enforced
is, That No opu-ir any nan ur Jfg'lU N.f
viii talk 70 n-gr1r' generally, anj s-.eiHe 5000.
lem, rs mnTe degraded than nescv Hs .Is eH--
mies ui the country and the rish;s coli .... u9..-
RS, ani that We viii rcgrl aal .-li 'lal rs
such.
II, That u Committee of Ni.ias. ANS gYgu'--
pondcncc he appointed u zee that tAgse JssJ.4'
tuns are carried into full cllo-t unl O. rrrrtsrJIi
with our sister couuiiyS un the sta'' %. ....i.s.
10, That ii there is CIuureare '.. o. s-s
southern states 10 concert mcleN '#F i'H|.
mutual protection in the Cuns,jta.0r.' l'r.us
ut tho South, that Texas ought % b4 r.....g.t,d
Ia said Conference. w. therefore sgE Hri Poe
commend that Convention OF the .r.e p, l.s
Safe be called 10 appoint D'icgsIes tp aa'N .sr-
terence, and We suggest the town OF lu.....'. ''
treestone county u the place, nut t.5..h'
Monday IN May next ., the uua, for .n. ft'. uaa
OF sad state Convention. and that ifis met''as
appoint ten Delegates to attend ~ same.
AD. KENNAlRp, Con.
JESSE PiRRI$,
o. no ion Uf Jom Il. WestbrOOa, IAt rgiyi..
tiOns We're tuken up and voted upoa separately
and the lst, End. orl, 18th, 5th; 9th, Isb, sln,
9th, lOth, llth, I2.h, aai ll!h were uuaniuou.
ly carried.
Artcra lively discus ion by Mc5srs CugIa,,u
ir'zVart, TOrbett ami Wouodson, w4J opposed
MeSsls. Berry, liner Aienifee, Wa-t1r.-Is ami
Douglas, who we've in favor cl the ith resolu ion,
the same WAS passed by clJ5o yo,s. Mr. Car
penter moved u lty the 18th rc,olut 20 900 us
table, which motion WAS lost, ana The rl.4la.iYh
arried by an al!.! 81 unGnimOIs vote.
Mr.. Mcuiice oif,red the following ns % svust.
ute for the Sth resolution, which slJs.il-,yN Nes
adopted
That we DO hereby uucondiiiOn4ly d.apgac.
III persons whonSOeNer, whose Gn.gctI-ur, aes
Questionable, exceedingly dangerous W rhe peace
md welfare OF the South, who mIy sI2seriar, rr
axe from the post-oiice, any jJurUa. leril 3icI
II dicumen, whatever thtt advocates th, teas.
nable doctrine Of Black Nepubliaarm; aui
hat TIE Post masters in johnson county ay8
ercby requested to rcpn.. to the VI, glance COME
littce all persons who are nw ru.uiFlny suta
ucumc"ts, and that said Committee {. .,p suri
ction on such reports they may ,lri,l t,1aPa,
nj that said Post. III lstcrs are hereby regH 'sted
| ost this lesJlu.iOn in cjnsricu as .'.Hte IN
leir Offices.
Mr. Douglas introduced the following as
ubStitutc tor the 18th resolution, Which WA
dOltod unanimously:
That we consider any white man w,g hO.ts to
lie doctrine. of tho equality oi yacss, Us v dJ
cgr0cs, Gs ogr social interiors, and taJSs who
ldeavor to invitc slaves to insurrct.j,A or run
ing away from their masters as thieves and rob-
,rs, and as such utterly unfit to asiJaia,s q,
luaIs with ourselves and families.
Mr.. Carpenter introduced the iol!g 3;ug which
as unanimously adopted:
That we recogniz. in tht Ner YORK Day Bmh.
weekly newspaper pu lshed in the ID! New-
JrE, Il tim and uncomprOmislng advIcltu aF FI"e
ofthe South, and that Il .'."'ihtn I'D
this meeting appoint committee OF zen e..
ms, to ho selected in dflrenC portions %. t!'
unty, to solicit subser ptiOns for sand Wprr.
Whrreupon the Chair appointed the following
,mmttae j. g. WoodsOn and v. Z. 'riiiIl,
virado Post-ofire; Il g. Bruce, Rock tre'
easant Tharpe, - Niiis3n' and Len tham,
rs, Camanche Peak j. +, Scurl@ k, Grand
ew; j. NJ. Robinson, Buchanan; aud Wm q.
nnite.
The following Committee of Vigilance was
,cted: A. d. kenniard, j. Burke, y. Sanders,
c. Alexander, Il. q. Bruce, I. ". DunnawoF,
m. o. Menifee, j. B. Vi estbfook, 9. uosr
d ,Jno. W, Berry.
The following delegates were elected Iaisl"ui
the 18th resolution: j w. Berry d. A.
in, l,rifin Nn, pnypll son A