Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-06
DNL[AS DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, FEBRUARY 6, 1861
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Lrslpr h0h L0U'''t''' Leh'"'hl'
Lot'.ilLlr, Jan ~, Ie"l'
pR. llcrALp;-Iou would per
hans Ike to hear something rhow
We are getting along here,
OF course bofarc Won got this.
Won will have heard that the erca,
iEcntucI,v Convention has met IN
tbis civ consisting ofthc grcatmcs
or two or the uoliticul parties or the
STAT. and tl,ot thcv have been I'm
conclnyo two dnvs. and have made
-.... s....' III o., I'd na'r',''r
resolution. a ..lnul'4.l 0u
.. v,s rr di,,r. .w,.. hnl .lIIi Oh.
,.,rtrv ,s r.f soIrH and I may
os3 uGf l.j.ogr 10 he. uena NOT
ior Van nor your rcni.rs that m
,rv lnm5,r n-ipi,n thcsc eroat
mon --gr,at indeed mr amoue
lhnm rs numbered many orr4, most
airrl sriri,, oi thc state that pm.
u,,s s,,ch mon ms CLAY. Crirtaui.u.
Brcckonridpc and Marshall-'all far
short of meeting the issue like Ken
tucLiuns ought to do. They are II
little too neutral if / may so spcnl;.
Rut Won can see all this in the pa
ncrs
Tho ,o.,,,,o boro v,,v rcncraIIy
n.y. inv lI4 ,Ho p"csilont's bst day
Tose'nvu ', ','o o,j,. honr mast If not ou
,i, A' " no,A ea;;n~ u" Ionscs churches in
s,'y !,,IIn ''Sof'|9 hmt imcorrcct lon~uo~o !
,,' .as,.'oa,""',i ',.a,"dod "T with thc hi@h and
M''T ~, ,.naot onJ smoII lama and
,,. ,"I Wy, L,SSL = and rrco oII oorcc to
''"i,o m"'L onm"oIs 70 the crcut Arbitcr
''r"ES raiI H. III and invnl,o bis bless.
~ 81 "' ,,n"n WOW" tho nation. 4 common
inSs.ooottion imSo omon~ them was, that
,hc . Lord would rive them grace to
Ioor oIItbcir affections under his
cL"s,nino hand. and above all that
bc 90 wonld spare them the aliliction Of
sccin brothers imbrue their hands
IN thc blood Of brothers" On that
dav one would have thought the
whole ciiv like ancient Ncnevah,
was trnIy repcntine in sack-cloth
anJ oshns But now things seem
~ ~ no on nc bcforc-that is the poor
stoSyc ~ ~ ,he rich 90 to places of
oMonscmcnt the politicians hunt for
tbo nonuIor breeze. the sick die and
oro ono ihnr;rJ and the women wear
i,ao,o i''o os Iorro ne boforc Some
",,nIn "U0l' tIo President for sending re-
;,'t;arcomonts "tYu TO ., Mai Anderson.
rn,,a ,,I,ol nnrsn him for not sending
tbnm. and some curse every thing
and every body at random. Though
no doubt many arc sincere in such
nrotor4ions. as a whole | have n
rary mall opinion Of such acts.
wh, .,rotic vct very brilliant
r,.n,"r parsons made n most.beauti.
81, m,'itico.ccrlesiostic discourse
an ~" rIot 5nv, in which he made a
,Io.tIhriiliInp reference tothe immor-
~ E1ar, hoIdinm his large auditory
.,.rI hcnnd he smoke in the most
thrilIino' rnonner Of tbo peals of the
I;b,r,r halI in PHILADELPHIA when
80, i,D,l nr,o, n,tos announced the birth
- @f,Iart,, ;,','. Tbo declaration Of indie
,,o,,1cn,. -, ,,,,r was mast That bell had
Continued to rinr clear and distinct
till it tolled the departure of Henry
CLAW. 1t tolled loud and long while
the remains of this illustrious son
of the Garth were passing through
the city, and since that strange
omen it has rung no more,
There is some sensation here to-
dav produced by the letter of the
Vice President. j. G.. Breckenridge,
TO Gov McGoftin, stating that lie
has no confidence in getting any
kind Of compromise from the Black
Republicans. That in his opinion
it is their fixed purpose to adhere to
the nolicv foreshadowed by the Chi
cono platform. | regard and it is
tho General opinion here thai the
dnfaot of Crittenden's propositions
and tbe adopt2on bv' the govern
,aon+ "nu ',, nc onorcivn measures will set
Clo 'ne l'tH'tIi I .Io4 .''' st;il hold will hc
IeW ShfetS uii'.c S'ii