Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-30

bisus aiiarhsi % 10. pc base ssuaaiei 60 gi's Il
pbl.sis ihis ~,s, llsspa.'rg, ne Nil lai ngan
any sOnsiisTaiiea publish any communications ss-s-
lag uIoa this sahjseL Bah gsnHsRsa have nov
been heard /, anal we close oar ealams against all
persona articles eolaips frs'n any soaree whatever,
II ssnilsn,sn wish 90 So their names in print, We
will 10 pleassl q 10 jos oFk for thea for FsasOn-
abb sosilera,ioA. bs, the sPPeArAnse ~ offensive
articles ia the Herald isPAs,sy foFsilsn and this
rals will he slrieily alheFslse
FaT lis tsllss Herald,
Ma, RnnaB' Several weeks ago. Nnis comma
Iieaiion, ia rsgsrl 10 the rFest ~ oe"rse Drake,
for attempted negro thefl. ghieh was Published in
,our noble columns, ia which correspondents gave
the facts fairly and suaTely, IN accordance With the
whole evidence as elected ffom The witnesses ON both
sides ia the court ~ inluiryi which evidence Was
written down and nov stands npeh record IN the
District Clerks office efcollln County, open Tor the
inspection Of those Who may desire 20 test the
reeiness IL the statement male by in the Herald
la your Issue Of the 18th Inst, sec a poor, nss-
nifeant Iiokety sfi0T, made, IN defence Of q. ID
Drake, hy one II Warren stone, which is hlel with
ares from Legining TO end, and personalities against
Air. J. q, Ray, whom he charges with being the
Author ofsail communication Hut avail myself Of
this opportunity, TO inform the gentleman. that am
the Aulhor Of said article, and not Mr., j. a. Ray;
and am ever TeG dy 10 meet him. on any part OF the
ground, In the close 4 my previous article, amer
~, ~ W. AZ ~ ,hs ssiIsn.s &C.,
,nat "0, w.. ss.,,'.rs s,', W. er.,',' y,
piaho mas yI =, LIN. .Lon, H. .asa ~
try, saying that Drake may be Innocent; that they
think him an honest man 30, 30, These pretty
sayings are put forth by brakes dear brother Alb
olilonist to make public sentiment turn In his ia
VOC n"a o","s !" ~ ,his aiJ have heen IN.
NV INV S',s 49, - 80 hss'r. ,hs nnII, Thai The
uuoea " p'aSe 'nv .a0s 80. ~ M. In his mai,
people may snow 'ho ""u a.'. v ,",,.S NJ. n We
'e'' q, ~. ~ -, n Ia a.knowIelges ina,
Ieh o'o"o W 'uY s sHo :, c. n nraLs hnt n,
ne asympA'h,'r " "a aL"I,,,on,s, hy
wml's p'VNe ''s u" .,,sr ., So,n. l,,,Ic negro
sns u"' Nv ~, ms I. II, n,Sor ~ iwnor,in, Afri.
properly, ahu m"' ~ s,.,S', =" 80 ,ha, !, Mr.
sahs Tor slaves nav Simply sy I'm L., ~
ss"he - nor ~ apo''ons' why a'ys w "V TL.rs
has hen M anc,sa,,dns male a,sins, him, Then
WHY aIi this iaborY Shakespear snys, ""L. ais.
nLes mesine 10 repair his health, that hath no dis
ease rather impairs IT, and he that yindicates his
charactcr, when no impeachment has been made
really makes nm impcachment" Such Is the condi-
lion IN which MIR Stone. has yoluntarially placed
It.I,
To-, Tho .onnunitv ,oot nj him In the proper
NJ, NJ S,ana saws ,ba, :. he ia Tho owner of
hsn', - ,,.ona,, :" bay. % saw in ren,v
"' tno ss.orai Ehoi,tions,s in Kentucky. who
''.a nas.roos al soiJ ncgroes were nsel ms Jack
on. ~ e., In J.eo,i,g off other negrocs do
"t SO ina,r ,Ia, N, S,9nc IL nm Aboltionist. but I
Uon ,h,, ha nrar.ssos 10 he vmpothizer with q.
n brake who 4 an Abolitionist, and a Negro thief
| Tbcn which of these two qualities in said Drake,
81 h;n ho,anso hs ia dishonest man. or because
L - - i;,;anis,, Ia, Tho communitv road Mr.
S,oo, or,;io T.; beho,r or Drake in The Dallas Her.
aIy " anno,,ion with Tho .ylence that stands upon
he rocord If the court and then thew will be better
Tue reco,u VI ;no s ..nai,o. tr S,ono Sn,s
p'fPnrIa " 'l Ioas, ,sro wos No IN will between
81 vi" n,t sny Nv NJ III. a rnnrosan,oJ hy yonr
~ - So, .e,,' annnasnnu5o, y am Tho L;gh-
nsm s.',us lnn,on NJ :, tho ohove ono.
..'"s W =; P,on a. 4, 7 have IN aoy That T
on, III III. a., Ria 80 ,,a Hawaii or onvore c,so
NV, ,v'e' 90 .U' c VI, NJ LaI fu;n4 ont and
I'M '. W. So' IT, E,;,o 80 ho Herald never told
ml E,a .nV o,o .,.o thot had made such n
wi. 'one' Nv ~ 90, n Worran Stone noLos tbo
asa"r,;on and nlaccs i in public Journal. before
I rnau,i ~ s,ot and co,senuentIy nnbcsita-
.no .'. 40 ~; ,;o 20 HE ~ ,octh nnA
.'nsy prun""l'u ''' ~ III, Wv, y 'n,
~ Wv" ,y ,,, ,,,;ar f, AZ, sto,o,s
wv s,,S ,T.nii n ~; cco.gs n n,ale aod
ST, ;,oce,t s,1 Srco,iy nb9sod would
.i'nE ,st Tho community. TO take this sentence
s,r,tgilc II and then answer tle question, how does
Mr. S,nrc know that Drake is innocent? Was he
Joro ~ ,i,c limo n q o,Fenec was commitelp No
tncs IL, ,ca,n n from the evidence AZ recorded in
Ta,,.t" Va dorz not Then what does this prove
- orsr,s NAT Nh Stone is man, thnt speaks at
:. piU,," al, ,,,o t-,,tb and that - leis n sweat
,i 80, b;s ton,,ne he,nuse il ia impossible
s na,nra ft;ngs Far him 70 know that
nraLo S ;nnocant s.
D tn nv =, nre~;oms article stated that, "they
,nn m S Son returned into the house. and re-
S,o;moJ thore q short time when he and one of his
na eonan ont and tool, c;rcuitous route through
tIn varJ r. discover if there were any obtru-
d dnr ' in the wny,, And in another part Of my
ortic,e stated that Drake and his wife several
t;n,es come ont in the norcb and looked around to
SOC If there was opv one about" This sentance Mr.
Stone ouotes in his article and comments upon il
tbns q n discerning nnblic will make the proper
between mna, naCs n~u ts oSn
seo this dist;ncoin and in ;ustice will say that they
don't know whethcr Mr. Drake WINS looking for any
one mr. onv thing. or any stock: and in how much
better keenng i would have been for your cores