Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-09
Whole Number 400.

alton u large anu several very cOnsid, y O.
exist, In which several shoemaker .
three to dozen can do as we'll. Goat
b tlal living can lie had on rras0nahls ter
| from March a. Deccmber, our season I'd
/ surplus Of heef, milk, hutter, n0ultr u
our people live we'll, Those who pre- .ar
winter can eniny the same comforts u r
son, Excellent beef at retail sells at r.,u
Ssnts on an average good COW vi
10 SO, and In the small town. she n
save from December 20 LIST of March D.
seasons is four cents, in others live .T.
for nine months average II cents, for ,
three months - cents -four, in all n H NJ
gions, averages $3.50 Ter loo pOun
excellent, while what we call ''shortl d
flour much esteemed hy persons Of Sc ,rt
irs, is ~ 50 per 100 lhs, Our hove
larger portion Of the State are cheaI .r
Of course improvements constantly r.iH
Land is also cheap in all the small ra
rent for houses
Every village, or nearly SO, has u ,..
regular religious srrvice-Some are 90
cd in these resrccts-others are ne.r.
gresS is general, NJ amy r0int one hon g.
from the coast, northern families wi u
evatcd, rolling, sometimes hillr an I
What We call u mountainous country. .m
healthy and entirely exempt from yellow
Persons working in doors from the .aIfI
mate easily and without risk. A,l..
triouS, honest shoemaker, cannot 20 ln.,
State lie will find almost every We
board limits Of Texas good opcnin. DO
good patrons and II generous, warm, -,
pie, who will pay him such prices n. ,r
all necessity for his working moro taIU
nine hours per day. or striking" fcr hIr
gcs. Leather has tn bi brought on.
hut few tnneries in the State, and r
England tanners want to get rich, TIL, 900
by coming TO Texas. The luratipns a., % .
for some of the improved modes o au
This is II lhtd of cattle, while she, .r
skins arc becoming abundant aud 81 % Vi
great excess, Saddlers also do well D.. N
cry town. We are u great people 60
shoes and saddles, We ride II great u,al
woods, camp out, = t wet, then dry, auI
out these two articles.
Now, MIR. Editor, if any OF tic m r.
this is intended, choose to come to I .S.,sI
their lot with us, rs good loyal citiz,rs
receive them as "brcthrcn, well. hrloy .H
crs of the benefits" which a bCuntifl. FRO
las conferred upon our State. " "a
aware of the great blessings conferr .d lJ,
ony, Wirtembcrg, Prussia and indie, Suu
olina, Iy the tyrannical cdict Of Loui <
which hc cXilcd the lluguenots by rnrusa
conscience sake. llugucnuts were int.iil
chanics and artisans and when o-gnu
France, were kindly received by the n
named and became immensely useful iJ.aa
Texas has ever welcomed cnfigr1 MS 10
parts Of the United States and Euro re.
many valued adopted sons and th. lh'nr
the North-twO Of them were Pre-, DENT,
Republic, one has been Governor, Hue Is
Supreme Judge. three have reprrap15r,
Congress. several signed our Dccl rrt,ur
dcpendcnce-and several are nOw il 3ur .
ture. We make no distinction, when 81.
themselves to be true, loyal, Souther mor
lnl friends to our peculiar institu llu-
be peculiar, which has existed in nearly
nation OF the earth from the da, ui j
this time, and is destined to exiS ao &
white men and black men can be tlrovo
cr in Southern ATTITUDES. We wult no
rics, no John Brownies, and we Will -,
them; yet, we could not expect run.Iap
ing among us from New England t. hayr
opinions or feelings when he com Ba
come to be citizen in good faith, ,v be
us, and will live among us one ,ear, look
himself watching all the while iur 8. sin
stance of crulty, abuse, hunger, noaeiu
NAL of religious privileges or any athgr u
wrong to Il negro servant, then W, have /
of him or his And If, IN additi1u 90
will, as an honest searchcr after trpth,
any one of u dozen works write Av ,
southern men on this suhject-=-eniaea,
dom, patriotism and that piety which
love-l have no fear but he will b. as
and sincere and loyal IA citizen OF she -
we could desire. Among these works
"Liberty and Slavery" ry Pro
Bledsoc Of the University of Virg,aia b.
ophy and Practice Of Slavery, by Res. Or
of Randolph Macon College Ross uu Sia
by Rev. DR.. Ross of Alabama ;"lir,e Def
Slavery" by Rev. DR.. Priest of Kratachc
Planter, or Thirteen Years in the South.
Northern Clergyman the Bible Del,neo
very, in 1.-The American Citizen ~
Hopkins of Vermont a new woi lhal
issued entitled Negroes and Neg SLAVE
first an inferior race--the latter il 0prn.
iition," by Dr. j IL, Van Evrie, %. Eaw
or "'rhe Unity and Trinity of the tlrmlu
by Rev. DR.. Baldwin Of Tennessee, o. tn
the Methodist Publishing House, Nashville
is one of the most valuable works -'as
ry for the American citizen who would
wisely.
In conclusion, mechanics of n Liam
and Massachusetts, have write vu4 b
know the truth. Believe not bee Sian
about the South. They u ial u
poor white man in the South is O. a mur
;ial and political equality with tn rich
'ich and poor are good citizens. There ua
'ich fool or a poor man unworthy OF r.sl
But the grand aggregate truth of Sy4ther.
,ty is founded on merit and not OIL wre!tn.
| am your country man.
JOHN HEINZ BGu'
"WHAT AN DoING !'-Every mau bat 2
emotest notion of supporting and 'Inieper
.ln,lidate for the Presidency ouoht lp ..l.. D.