Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-08-14


ehiei'ain Who attempts IL, heeomss 'yTani,
Then, II We are unNeh TO lhis iraNleiual
war, We nghl against lyfanny and We lsel
thai our cause Is Just hhl we have Aere .
a higher endorsement lhah political argn- |
menls TO prove lhe lnslntss ol our cause,
| allude 10 the array OF Ialr ladies who have |
to-day said by the their presence lhclr ell |
Oqnent representative anu lhelf mafllaI
gin, that justice VIII spfead her spo'ess
wings above u.s. Whatever your inu'is may
be, my lair audience, liI should uaie 10
presume yon had any, they do no, ieau you
to love Of bloody fame, There Is" Pur''
l1ying instinct In the hesrt oi wonah-
one Of the paradisean nuts she bought
with her from Edens orehard' when MAKES
her soit, white bosom shudier ut the she'd
ding ~ hloed, and begems her checks WIN
the pearls OF pity Tor hnherihs huh,nh'y'
Men, IRON their too selfish ana AMBITIOUS
natures, often love war Tor III Tue PAIN OF
blood and death they may wade TO greatness
anl In the oharaeleroi hero' patriot, hlsh-
wsyman, or pirate, may DO ti.her prnlseu'
or "G@mhed TO everlasting lnme; pu'
with woman, every hie OF eohlehuihs AT
mics may Tear iioin her ''o 'u"i VI "of NJ
lecllohs-lalheri h"HnHhu' n'o'hSri so", Ut
'oNer' NAY 'no Stars % u'ls h"s % ho,''
wave ABOVE pA'ue-hesp mat "hi o''ns
TINS bereavement 70 any VINO arc mere 10
day FOR one, am s'au 'h"' We sun see
noHhhs "'o'' US 'he s'ns "nu stlPesi .,
paia II you p'e"sS lor "uh ho' nsh",heu
TO say mat 'oNeu 'nS o'u sU''s nh" stripes
WIN VIC ooN'S"i ""V'''o""' ue''''o' u
young 'oNrr 'oels '1r "F "'sr'o'e, a"u 10
IOhS vs. ""Pu ""s 'v'' ''''' w "'s"'
cue th"' nag from mlsr"'a "hu l"h"''o,sn'
ei"hs 10 IT, IL was 'nu o""ner ''"' WV
cd over Washington anu MS hcro'coniPu.rs
'hroush !nc iohs' ""rS h'sh' VI WV '''v'
ton OF 'ol hememoer, geh,'emeh, .ha'
me armies VINO pore 'hn, n"g 10 Nie'ors III
those b'oooy DAYS were ieu ny oou'he,"
man, anu that nag was o"p''"ru W 'V"'n'
erh oioou on many h"'",'o"S"' "''u' ~
was the hnS mat whVeu over '"e nero
statesman, AZURE" '"ohso"' !" Wv suot.o"' s.u,
triumph ol southern army Wer p,'''s'
arrogance oh Tue b'oou-uyeu "e'ns VI
Mexico, 1t hoa'ed ABOVE 'ho"sahus Oh ,"''
orous sons oil the SCUM! iiow R'n,c'"i "
the citizen anu now dcar 10 'he so'uler, "s
he looks up NJ ms cothtrys ems g"' W pe'
hold 1t sun bright WIN inc eh'o'ehe" orps
0l heaven ihcrc grows Nirgin'h' "Ho''
name honors one oil Tic most i'lustrio"s VI
womcn,l the quceniy STATE, the "Mo'her D,
Presidents, ana ncroes-.her soii Is saereu
as the home and the tomb OF washington
There, shines South carolina, inc nome OF
that brave rangcr-chieitain, Marloh..he
land Of Jackson and Calhoun nativity
her bosom consccrated by some oil INC
most sanguinary battles III the cause Q
Liberty. There, too, is her serene and dig
niied sister the conservative, pa'rlo'i'
"Old North State, rich also IN memorials
Of Freedom, and the great southern staples
of agriculture There is Gcorg'a, gorgeou
and 'sunbcamy as that land OF bea"tii'
women in the far-away East whose nam
she wears, rich i'll her annual products
her genial cline, III hushlng streams ant
gold-bearing mountains. Iherc, also, clnsp
ed carcssingly to- Gcorgias bosom, bathe'
in life giving sunlight, hes FLORIDA, I'd"
almost tropical peninsular, rich in bay
and harbors, in rice and cotton-helds,--'h'
Land of Everglades, with her groves
orange, pomegranatc and myrtle-her rar
and brilliant flowers and clouds OF fra
GRANGE! There, too, beams Alabama, tina
soft musical name so loved and immortal
lied by the pen of her own gifted daughter
Caroline Lee Hcntz, whose genius has she'
unfading luster over Southern literature
Endowed with great agricultural resources
with her broad deep rivers whose banks ar
yearly whitencd with hundreds of thou
sands of cotton-balcs with her iron an'
coal mines, Alabama is one of the brightcs
of the star-icwels that stud the Southern
galaxy. There. also, clittcrs Mississippi
stately name and stately State,-washed OF
her western boundary for three hundred
miles by that magnificent river that gav'
hcr n name, spreading her fetile domain t.
the Eastward, clothed with luxuriant for
csts and extended acres of snowy cotton
fig orchards and vineyards-,he adopted
land of S. S. Prcntiss-the last resting
nloce of the the soldier-statcsman Qui,mnl
the home of Davis and Lamar! Mex
flashes Louisiana. brilliant orb, a nam
whose very syllablcs breathe poetay-Lan
whore the tho magnolia waves its luminOu
aowcrs above the homes of da,k-eycd crcol
girIa-rcaln of cotton sugar, and rice
Guardian of the Mississippi's Delta, an
nucer of Commerce! There too, is til
lirbt Arka sas. $50 unrighteously made til
Nazareth of the South with her splcndi
streams.-gushing springs, towering hill
and fruitful valleys, rustling with corn
bcr orchards ROSY with apples and peacle
-hcr ample bottom lands green with bend
in, ,conc or white with the king Of South
, crn rroducc Youdcr, too, just rising abov
.I,o contadcrote horizon, sparkles "good oil
'1.s :" lonr Years ronc-by the Souti
,,t's q Promised Land now til
az tiIaa s'a 81 corn and Wine "-hourishin
- - a;,,.ors and navatablc rivers-th
,nansolonm o,a, of jackson and of Polk Las
h,,t nj least npon that " star spangle
bnn,cr a u blazcs undimmcd The CLONE ST. II
or nnr beloved glorious Texas That sta
is hriehl with the light OF experience |
h,s sLonc throurh one Revolution, whel
Toyos stood by herself radiant with Rcpub
licon olorv and glowing in the crescen
hcams of that sol tary orb MS it rose from
,hn cJonds of Mexican Tyranny. and she,