Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04

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SynODsly of the Presidcnt's Message.
p,cr,osn Nov ooib The followIur In
. srnon.i, Nh the P,esldents Message:
M ~, Iosneet of he mas, Ia such as 10
an H., b,,rts az m. neonle with Gratitude
-. nrov,.Ientjan ,n,rynasl,lon in their he
III, Ths ,,,,n,,,..,,,r,n, ,ndus,rv of tho
conIedsra,e states WINS neyer so prosperous.
Tha uassss,,,es oe ,hs time. have called
,.,a ,is,on.a n.w hr,neh "A Of manufac-
.,'.. .n,o hava ,,vsn a, imp,lsc 10 those here
80. T., a,ora,;on These manufacturing
,s;ons .o,J', :" naccss,r;ss and comforts within
a'',.sai..s will incrc,se ns The conflict con-
times Gradually we are becoming inde-
,onJon, ~ The world. and will supply our
pwn m;,;,ary stores and munitions. The
onsra,,ons of the army win soon be partial
yY ;n,crrun.ed by winter; but IL has Afford
al annie proteciion TO our country, and has
sssJ In.ire on our arms through the trying
S;c;ssi,udcs of more than one arduous cam.
n,iyn. entitlinc our brave volunteers to
pnraise ond gratitude Conflict extends
from the Chesapeake TO Missouri and Ari-
zonn. vet calls. from the remoiest points,
for military aid, have been met with prompt
ness enough TO meet disaster and roll back
invasion. After seven months OF war, the
enemy have failed to extend the contemplate
ed occupancy of our soil-instead Of con-
oucst. they have been driven to defensive
war fair comparison between the North
and Soutb demonstrates that the Confede-
ra,e States are relatively stronger than
when the struggle commenced. The people
of Missouri have conducted the war in the
facc of UNPARALLELED difficulties; showing
snirit in achieving success worthy of them
selves and their cause. Kentucky, too, has
become n theatre for hostilites. The enemy
refused TO Acknowledged their right to neu-
traljtv. and invaded her soil for the purpose
of attaching Ms. Our armies marched there
N reneI The enemy md preyent their accu-
mulotion Mt sirateretic points. which was
;,s,;God hy GOLF dofonce and the desire IA
J;5 ~" III K,,,o,,,, ami ryh;ch woa chieav
a ;ns,rnue ,mv ntaI IN nrosecniino tbe contest in
80, oeoo,;va ends nronortioned 10 ;ts
y
"eans, a. Ill. nm
In 'hc 'r"nspor.l.'on VI wy H Mi p, co.,
cu'ties h'Ve pcen uI.e'Yp .,D .s." W. auoi
IN the rePor' y, .n' P1's 1 o,';,;., he so haon
whose Iea., rtont sono 90 ,he.o
snSea ~ .nea, u'' ho avrrcome IN time hnt
u,liouaIes i ,l' h ~. ,oa h., Iorisla,;au. our
ounels mus. s,o ~ r'' ha.rorked well and has
hh"".'al ss ~ rovernmcnt to borrow mouey
w;shomt saa ;nterest. Treasury notes are fast
tasar,;r 10 c;r,ul.t;no medium For the
nroSscmt;on nros % Of the war II il indispensable
pfosecut'on Vi 'no "a, ~ -. sa,sa..;,s. n
tnoon. IN sucb n mahner os not to interrupt
u,o aor,,oro;oI ;ntercourse of the two main
sno ,oa 20 hromah tro n snortot;on bet ween
syso' II ,as,,l onn bv tbo WOW ~
W. I,,e nor.n anu - % .,, oO Oh" ~, ND tho otl.
Iiohmonu WIZ W NV y;ns;m;o md Naw or-
er .hrousn " eeo 49,. =. saana,d ~, oonon,ot-
ieahs' ,hil" m,s". ;,a ~ ovHa ,oa,h p ha,,paon
ing ,,nN VI ioisy naIs n,aes ~ 'Ts,n ,rh;oh
Dans,il. y, any a, ..,, ooU ,o, - ,ha c.ntra 81
Wouia g,ss 'mr0n "a foe .;ne oooas. ~ @ ~ non. n
.he .oniea,,miy' , INV ,esoroos [ srom wb;cb XIX
uia lioh anu hliiy sln, =. s',,a T ;no,nasr
we are now 9eua.io W.. a oans 81.
the saie'y ana caPaci,y vi Hus r"ns MN at, "a
.ranspof.ng n'e'; a.u snppmos, p.o,,;on % IN. tha
inui1peIs bp"t,'aiend;nr orr r,oans and ;nd;.