Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-04-24


that Eve hundred rsilroai. eouh be con-
sirncisd Ia one year, "a Prru'ea's every
eonn,y aud nelshhorhooi in Texas, but
Shsn the legislature i the CREATURE 10 be
controlled hy ,heir corporate bolles, We
ssy farewell To priueipSl, inleTes, anl all
now lue lie State f'em ihsm The dey-
ernors REMARKS lon federal matters arc
harpy and -srrmri'tse sud upon The
Whole the ns''as' Eay be considered a
very ablr ,loermenl.
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WAhl Ma !'--fhr FIRST hattie has been
foagkl Aud Won. The proud old fortress
| snmp.er has SURRENDERED, aud T. decided
'ie'ory ha. crowned the proves Of III, Con-
fr,lrrsts Army With Iurtri.hablc hurcls.
! IA much As ne always derrecAte the horrors
I % War, Nc are nevertheless deeply giatl-
fed TO say that onr forces arc vietorious,--
The Southern confcderacy has made bold
now and our first success Ia the punish
ment Of the ,renehcry and perfdiiy Of the
Lincoln Cabinet. We have no fears FOR the
honor ofths South while in the hand, Of our
gallant offer, both Stale and MI tary.-
Three cheers for the fret yietory!!!
esS- The trick of the New State Is sud
denly exploded. The Indians themselves
denounce the movement, aud believe IL TO
have originated with the enemies Of South
srn independence. The craiy advocates Of
this measure have rcekoncj without their
host. Ifthe plan could succeed under the
auspices and management Of It's present
advocates, the Indian tribes would soon
see their country I'LL cd with Emigrant Aid
Societies, their lands filled with abolition
sqnaticrs, shricking for nigger-frcedom
and lamoring for uncle Abe. 49,
Should these intelligent tribes unite
their dcs,inic. with the Confederate States,
it will be the policy Of this Government to
give them political status, which they
arc now denied, and to render them an in
dependent sovereignty. A nation number
ing 10000 warriors, Intelligent. free and
brave, with millions OF dollars Of property ,
they canht any momcut make themselves
respected aud their rights secure, As they
now stand, they are at the mercy of the
General Government; liable at amy no.
meni to be cast out as by n writ Of eject
ment and thcir valuable lands squaitti
upon and seized BY Kansas ,shrickcrs--
Having no vested right in their lnnds,
these tribes would be an easy proy 70 Tic
\ obolitionist; and may he ousied whenever
these lands become suilicienliy attractive
The eminent domain moi being vested In
the occupants Of the soil and these lands
not yet, seetionized, they may be operated
upon by writ Of cjcctmcnt and he oustei =
or what is the same thing, their lands
saunttcd upon and the. owners pushed of,
By forciblc posscssion.m -oi Iliw mjTu1
kg' Some people are prone TO ill-humor
some from physical, some from moral,
and some from spiritual causes; but the
political grunblcr, the disappointed, CALLED
and jaded political hack beat, them all
| Some of that stripe are now furious, some
illnnturcd distempcrod and frcnzied, bc-
cause they cant get the people to- join them
in raising q mpss. The people remain
temperate, provokingly cool and seem sat
is6cd With Secession and the acts Of the
Convention, This lnaidens the, few sub
missionists, who have worked themselves
into cramp. - Their rage rises in fpropor-
ton to the GOODNESS of the peopi., / and the
way they look at them, when tllcyY fail 10
excite aPscnsation, seem very much like
they were saying, what scto Of fools you
arc that you don't 90 into the riiaesf srcite-
msnt over Your wrongs.'s p9-F't'n94
How they swear! Uncle Toby never
heard harder swearing sin our army at
Flnhdcrs.i' Tho truth is tile people know
whntthcy arc about and don't want the adj
vice of croakcrs and grtmblers. They
frighten tho people, because they rave 80;
and their conditionis so pitiablc;- the sot-
ercigns don't desire to gct'ihtd The same Il Z.
| Is P0sslBLg?rSomcJ noses hive been
knock cd sadly out of join recently, by the