Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-01
Whole Number, 446,
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I Letter from Nea i0fk,
lSIsc.al Gre lsn''sarr IL, ri,syanr,
81, NEW luRK, March 20, 1861,
lh,"o can bc no Disgusting I
,n'' That rhe Republicans are ter
p'N oh"pinllen n, the bold munner
whlIh s"Nr game of indcpender
has been played, us well as nlI =.
acts that have followed il IN
the acts) are all the work of M,
ter minds-OfStatcmcm, scholur,o
Americnnsm the trucSt sense or
word, Thsrc has not been "A cn.
drawn that has not mad. its mar
and now that the new Coai;,lcrn,
is fairly launched, the Republican
even the most ultra, book upon /.
with uw .m.s. .rH ..f n
. .hn nwErmwur 'Hmu. ,hr ...cl
r' ,Nrr n.ruW...f. ..u.r
NmH 3 rmw.j. .m q u.. q
.'we i.Hu ih.e5 h ,.. 80 g.n III
'.,-""H aw r.g.'p.n. ...' 1900. We
.w.'rr". - .,.I g.. ibl,
.H"a."u."n" nI n" rr.I.n. pni
, ."."'. .n.. u||,., twrmyW
of the Chicago doctrine. ricKcis
hey West, and every other posses
sion now held Ivy the Northern Gov
crnmcnt, will in turn he evacuated
and this the Republican party ar
beginning To feel.
And what fall was thorc! Lon.
was the trumpet of victory sound
ed, but the blasts had hardly die
away ere the funeral kncll wa
rung Swist destruction marhc,
its victim and Why? Because th
deeds ot that victim were stepped il
wrong, injustice ard in!nmy; tina
they have not been stepped in bloc,
is II cheering thought, and | sincere
ly hope and pray they may not be-
They will not if the voice of rea
son is listened to ths party in pow
cr are now full awake 10 tFfc uncon
qucrablc font that the South pre-
sents and will not madly kick
against the pricts. Your admins.
tration is in f.lr too able hands to,
the North to do = on an iniury-snd
hence there can be but one fin.
al upshot-and chat is peace.
Let it come! Let it be proclaim.
81 an every hill top-through cvcrv
land-and over every s;a--tnat
peace is firmly secured; and ther,
with our trees newly planted let us
pray that the blessing of Heaven
may descend upon them. If we
part in peace there is hope that one,
OF these dayS ,i";'tfrc VIII triumph,
and more enduring than ever,
You viii rave noticed that alf
Lincoln's appointments to European
countries are from the North there
is not n solitary Southerncr among
them, and how he can thus ''slight'
the South when he only q few days
ago proclaimed himself the Pres-
dent of all the States-and tlie
friend alike Of the North and tho
South, it is hard to conceive. ! can
only account for it by infcrring that
since lie came to Washington he has
found out What he did not know be-
iorc-'rhat he was only the Presi-
dent Of n part and not of all tho
States. Having gained this knowl
edge, he Of course feels it his duty
to sslect OF y Northern men to rep
resent the Northern Contedcracy.
Daytoft's departure for France
will be glorious news for the wife
poisoners Of New Jersey, for he
was certain to secure the conviction
Of every one whom he was engaged
against AS counsel. Whether the
poisonings will now increase re,
mains to he seen, but it is certain
the dear creatures have lost II warm
and eloquent advocate in the scnd
ing abroad Of Hon. VIM, i. Dayton
ANTELOPE.