Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-02-22

st,s ,.uli dspspse viii banks, A. hsysn, The
lsh Judicial u.-u..t does noi sforl any Heuof neTe
tsl,lt ,s.sFgy, vs,ia'l,,s aHl reliability than Mear
N...'.,u Ferris Urraamsul then 90 ,he pal-
lie as worthy, in every sense. q general patronage
Their reputation already extends beyond this State
aul Ne wi,h them every success in their profession,
aud husiur.s arrangements,
We call attention to the numerous wants Of T., NJ,
SaeSpole Who is ready, willing, and ails to pay the
har ca,h Tor all he wants, He calls for ,roO! wool
wool and oilers the beet market price for il, ils
wants ,O,0 bushels II wheat, for which he will pay
as high or higher than any one else, Let our eoun'
ty friends come Ia and give him call, before they
go elsewhere, for Siaekpole will do exactly what he
sys, lie ia a LIisk ua,sr-lon't mind tribes anu
soorus the idea Of higgng over few Pary cents IN
the price u an article What he wants, he wants to
pay the money for, and Is determined to Guido every
holy else, ia keeping up the credit OF the marAe'
~. The Democracy of Frsesions have held a eonn-
p convention, to appoint delegates to the Democratic
convention to he held in Galveston. W. c, Wilson
was called On for speech, IN, excused himself and
In lieu oi speech, read by request, the South Car
ollua Resolutions, which were received with I" three
cheers for South Carolina" Among the resolutions
We fud the following; t.e ..H..
9TH, That, in the opinion Of this convention, NJ
good reason can he urged for declining aeeede Il
the proposition Of South Carolina, suggesting con-
ference OF the Southern States with view Of con,
ccrtiug and deNising measures for future united
and defensive ncIi"n anG that opposition to Thu
wise and moderate plan argue, u degree Of amenes'
LAM al
blush to isS iRfSWRfqStftf'r Rs convention, that,
in case our Legislature should fail 10 accede TO the
proposition made by the Legislature Of South Carroll
m, by not appointing delegates 10 meet with the 9th
er Southern States in conference, II will become the
duty OF the State Democratic Convention to provide
somc means by which the feelings Of the Democracy
Of Texas mry lie heard in that conference
eth, That we hope and believe that /, Is SANDER
upon the loyalty Of State to say that she stands
neutral IN the controversy between the North and
the South, and we believe that il Is her intention Ia
link her destiny for veal or for woe. with her South
Crn sisters.
1th That in our opinion, the true and loyal friends
Of the Union are those who ready and willing TO per-
form every duty and obligation Imposed by the Con-
stniion, claiming and exactng the same from others,
md that those alone real dsunionS,s who would
destroy the Union 10y violations of the Constitution or
by tame and craycn-hcared submission TO such in
fractions
N'H' W. must ellilOrHc the Hunlnistrn-
ton Of our late Executive, Hardin r. Runues and
also, in its main features, that of President Bpchan-
mn. We have also cause, we think, for pride and
qualification Mt the election of Hon. L. Wigal to
the United State Senate
The 9th resolution, in our opinion, would impose
too great responsibility upon the State Convention,
in the event that the Legislature sees fit to relieve it,
self of such responsibility. An expression Of opin-
ion in regard to Federal matters, and the position OF
the two parties that are prominent before the
people, would not be improper or ill-tmed but we
can good reason fora formal discussion of the
South Carolina Resolutions in the coming convention
convention to be organized solely for the purpose
Of filling State offices, Such an attempt would be n
fire brand in the convention, and would open the way
for INSCRIPTIONS enemies to attack the party and re
new their false charges