Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-29


Il H, NJ victory. while other CrI tains OF lIousior
o cohorts claimed il as something else, Tie flaF
is not only honest aud true towrals Gen lIous,
ton, hut sn soon n' he finds just grounds 10 haul
down tie standard OF Mr. Fillmore from hl-
masthead, he does /, with show Of heroisu
that is worthy Of admiration from his political
opponents. It was painful duty" 10 Mr.
Fillmore to sanction the Fugitive Slave Law We
cannot think tlat it was so with the Flag. 10 tear
down the name tha; had looked out hom the
folds Of southern Journal for nearly four years,
In regard to tie Flag. ideas OF organization
We will let him speak for himself in lhe follow.
Ing extract;
orrosgTIoN ORGANIZATION
Although General Houston dill not disr i'm
the charge oi jackson Democracy, imputed Ia
him hy the rule aud ruin. administration, collar
itc democracy, II is ton plain 20 require argument
that he owes jlc position of Chief Magistrate Of
the State OF TcSas, to those who openly proclaim
that " Americans should rule America AZ
though this is undoubtedly true, w' are told 10y
the leaders and wnuldh leaders, that We Of Tie
American party, are in a hopeless minority, y, Il
that it is our imperative duty 10 ally ourselves
with modern bogus democracy. Shall We do IL
! Nt ldr ~ WI are 'OilNfiNtil. We tiN, ~ L. IsAN
! In view OF all that surrounds rs, We think the
| Opposition to bogus democracy should canvass
the rropric,y Of holding convention to place
f. electors in the field for thc ensuing Presidential
contest. How, otherwise. are the existing evils
and coruptuns Of the Government to b. RENE.
died IL the Congressional proceedings pub
| lishcl to day, You will find truthful picture o!
| Democracy, drawn by Democratic member in
! the House. And we will here report the Up nion
i,r tr r,,.r',s IL tl., I'n;f,l H..
said " do not believe, to-day, .hcrc is ~ coz
rupt Government under the heavens as that Of
| tbs United States"
! Now We submit to the Opposition press OF
Texas whether or not they are willing to Let the
election 50 hy default, on onr part, and thereby
aid in the pcrpctuat0n OF this acknoMlcdg q
corrupt Government, under Democratic rule =
Although We may be defeated, il is no reason why
we should fold our arms and suppress our justly
aruuscl indignation The spirit Of Independence
is increasing throughout tho Union; and cs
poCialy is this the case in Texas and by an Gt
fort on the part OF the Opposition here, collars
will he in little demand at future elections. Let
US bo up and dJing, that wo may have the conso-
hton to know that we have fought tho good
fight, whether defeated or successful.
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Some oftiie Chatrmen OF standing GQmmittees
OF the I5ouae
ELEcrIaH5--John A. Gilmer, Of North Caro-
lima.
WAYS AND MEAys--jno. Sherman, Of Ohio.
JUDlCARY-JOhn Hickman, of Pennsylvania. |
TERRITORIES Galusha a. Grow, Of pennsyl |
vana.
MILITARY AFFAIRS benjamin Stanton, Of .
Ohio.
NAVAL ArEAIRs-Frccman II. Morse, of Maine.
MlLEAGG-John D, Aslimore, -of South Caro-
lima,
IL 81 '1.Ct Z 81. ,yT
Black Republican Speaker andahose who iondly |
INDUCED the hope that he would be even as i'm
partial as Banks, are wolully deceived. Jno.
Sherman, of Mansfield, is fully known as the en-
dorser of Helpers reasonable book, and is a
fair exponent of Republican doctunc. In ap-
pointing the chairmen of the standing commit
tees, Pennington has pointcdly insulted the dom
inant party in the South The most objectiona-
bic men in Tie South have been singled out by
him for posts Of honor-men Of bitter hostility
and ultra feelings towards the South and her in
in regard to these appointees, the
New Orleans Deltl slys
John Sherman; IL young, inexpero ced man,
of no knowledge Whatever of commercial or tnan-
ciul subjects, is appointed to the post which in
our Government is as significant and important
as that of Chancellor Of the Exchequcr of the
British Parliament, to wit the Craftsmanship of
the Committee of Ways and Means. 1t is in tho 5
power of Mr.. Sherman to stop the wheels Of the
control all its lcgisaton-to
render the Executive and the Senate mere ciphers
10 all matters pertaining to the supplies and
financial conduct OF the Government
Gausha a. Grow is placed at the head of the 9
Committee on Territories. Grow--the bitter, I
vulgar enemy of the South-a fellow a
with face which procams the venom of his
oreiudices and the meanness of his spirit. =
Benjamin Stanton, of Ohio, ia placed Mt the v
head of the Military Conmitteo--a canting law I
yer aud -stomached ianatic-utterly desti- |
tate of knowledge, or of the spirit to know any
hing touching the military resources Of our d
country. IT
John lickman-the renegade who audac'onsly c
threatened to march his nineteen millions of free v
men, Injured to labor, to suhjugate the south
s appointed to the important station OF CHAIR
nan of the Judiciary Committee. Aud so on.
But we have given enough to expose the vim
ilcative feeling and purpose OF this so-called con-
,ervative-enough, we hope, to open the eyes OF 9
hose who still cling to the delusion that the -
Bla,k Republicans are not desperately bent upon :,
irving the South to extremes, as the true men n
# tae South-vilifed and slandered as disu nion-
sts and u1traists-have insisted
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH SIATlsrIos.- \
The Church Almanac for 1860, contains the usu- =
i summary of facts and information relating TO a,
his large and respectable denomination In the Of
J Jnted States t6
The Episcopal church in the United States con- g. g
aims 80 dioceses. The present numbsr Of bish- a,
ps, provisional bishops and assistant bishops, is
3; of priests and deacons, 1850 of parishes,
lI0 There were ordained during the year 7S
aacons and 93 priests. Numter Of candidates !
q holy order. %. Churches consecraled, 69. Z
be haptis.os wore as follows: Infants a as /; b
dalts. s. .I2I: rot stated. 4s7 total, 90 02S.-- C
he number OF ccnliTratioas Il $50 cominuni- n