Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-01

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many IT whom will under amy eircumstan-
e's resign and enter the service 1T the
Southern Confideraev, aud certainly the
great majority would pursue the same
course Ia the event nj war between the
two sections.
Many Of the Republicans urged the APP
polnimcnt Of Major Anderson as sucee, ,nr
10 Gen, fwiggs, hut their enthusiasm for
lin has materially moderated Of late. they
fear there is a cat ia the meal,tuh and he.
gin TO think they burnt their fingers ms we'll
Hs powder in their late Hs'sy dem0nstra.
lions ON his removal tn Fort Sumpter. /
was over in Cincinnati on the 1ahd. Feb.
ruary, the turnout was not ~ large a. was
aniicipatcd--one Of the banners bore the
following inscription; Fort SumpIer can I
be taken by Moulirie, Morris Island nor
'hnrlDT'nn' '4Vc ~ contrary WIN lr
proven ~ iln Imu.r .wr, llnrr.r . .HnH
tolr fearing llr S.H.N 'spurm 'inaI.u. .u
HHr I.UIm"uI- Itp l.u .NH #..H.rE
su.r. F.r bedding Conventions. and ..r
7ftr rHtis .asiuE .unu.r ". s"s.a
'.n.r t"r y .H was IpHi" .U.rH.u ..rg.-
yE.l W''H .r aul InH-H NJ a U.s 'h.7
have pmlus r...g.D' ..n fi.f U 'E
HHf active ,il..ns would wv ...u
!.,u Us" CONSERVATION.
Senator Wigihlls noble stand was
worthy Of the cause ho mainiaincd-truc to
the State ofllis as we'll as To her lac so ably
rcprcsenicd-how fearless in his cnuncia-
ilons of Irull-tclling in very few words
the cause, the true cause " all the diff
cnlIicS, and showing the gross inconsistent
| cy and utter absurliiy of the wait aud see
doctrinc-how long did the south plead for
her guaranteed rights, aud plead in vain.
! Where was the mighty host of conservative
/ men Of the north all these long years Of
| her forbearancc when her earnest appeals
for simple justice was answered by taunts
and thrents-whcn in open day light law
was tramplcd on, and the master fleeing for
life for having dared TO claim his property;
where then was this conservative element
now 50 willing to allow the south that which
she has so long been denied. Need | tell
you ar any other sensible man that this
sudden change in northern sentiment is
owing mainly, and fear entirely To the
fact that Il separation would deprive them
ofa large amount of southern custom md
seriously, ! may say ruinously, injurc their
pccuniary Observation-Disclosures and not
returning to sense of right IL, ! again
say fear the cause of this sudden pro-
fcssiOn of wonderful love for the whole un-
ion, North, Sou h, East, and West. LIN
coin passed through Cincinnati on his way
to Washington, Ds,t rerognizing jeff Davis
oo my President did not feel IIuvT:at"l
enough to 20 to see him. Our Mayor re-
cciyed an invitation from the Mayor of Gin
cinnati to participate in his reception, but
being true hearted SOuthcrncr he de-
clincd. A number of our citizens courting
popularity with the new administration.
| (loavcs and fishes formed themselves into
committee and took part in the paradc.-
Can it be that even Lincoln will consent
to have the north represented abroad by
such men rs Schurz?" Yes | tell you
they will literally compel him to fulfil the
bond-thcy are the class whowork day and
night for gain. "Schurz was leader of
the Black Republicans, an cSpoundcr Of
the Chicago PLATFORM and in an infamous
speech at Springfield Mass, during the
campaign denounced the "Declaration of
Independence as a diplomatic dodge, n hy-
pocritical piece of special pleading, drawn
up by batch of artful pcttifoggies, who
when speaking of the rights of man meant
but the privileges of n set Of aristocratc
Shareholders, but styled it the "rights of
man." in order to throw dust in the eyes Of
the world and to nvciglc noble hearted
fools into lending them aid and assistance.
Our Revolutionary sircs no longer heroes
and sagcs, but accomplished humbuggcrs
and hypocrtcs--thc great Revolution a
mean Yankee trick thurst of applause and
laughtcr) wooden nutmeg, the most i'm
pudcnt imposition ever practiced upon the
whole world (Applausc.) "May the
God in human nature be aroused and pierce
the very soul of our nature With an energy
that shall sweep as with the bosom Of de-
struciion this abolition of slavery from orr
land-you call this rcsolution--,cc must, mc
mW hare L let 10; come" And this man will
beyond doubt represent the north and Ken
tucky with other border States in n for
cign court when foreign cmmissarcs like
him are selected as representatives of the
U. S. to be sent abroad. The government
is indeed broken mp and it is time the
South took steps for her preservation, il is
II nut for the submissiouist to crack. Wait
In the name of high Heaven, what longer
wait for-will we wait until an abo-
lition cmissary be station on every planta-
ton in every house. till every slave be
armed and melted to rapinc to murder
God forbid. Strike now-now is the time,
how, or be forever degraded, fallcn,--
now OF ackIOWl"upc ouISclNcS dTIHnt CoW-
ards, and unworthy sons Of Revolutionary
Sircs-whose bones would arise from thcf
graves and frown upon US.
Every days experience cUnvinccs me
more and more of the wisdom and foresight
of those States that hsrc Withdrawn from the
Federal Union; time will demonstrate this
to the whole world. But | must close;
my letter is longer than I intended it
should be. hope tho Herald will come
more speedily, | am always very glad to
hear from the Three Forks, but it would
be far more pleasant if two and three
months did not elapsc before getting the
local news. The winter here has been
moderate, but little snow; at the present
we are having real March weather, wind
equal to that of the Texas Prairics. Bus
mess dull and prospects ahead very gloomy
Commercial men much depressed; office
seekers muttcring curses at the delays their
demands meet with. Good Southern men
laugh at the hounderings of the authorities
of Washington-who like the poor dunlp
beast in the uagmirc sink deeper at every
effort they make to cxtricatc themselves
and every body waiting and expecting soon
to hear of the evacuation of Fort eun'p'cri
then my countrymcn, what fall.
Your in ties of Southern friendship,
W. c. SHANE.