Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-04


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w." ,'~,, ,,,s sns ,hs eourt Journals OF
a""'1 - o,o,aa and ,ls,, ouinions
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~ a., 40 vo,,mi,ons,v thai the
. a.. ,oi,, of believing
- ,,..,,a an i,aerendent na.
,''' ,,'-,'.. ~" ,....1. nor. unon foeelgu opin-
'0"""' on stronc arms. IL
~" '"a' IT, '.,.a,.a 4, our anxiety and
'''"'' W 49,. ,a,rna,s nil view our
P''s'"''' ,h., n...s.a,i,y
s''.ssi' uii ',ss ,ns. :, ,hs cau.e, aim, and
'o''''s , ,rorr.ss
,nr on his continent A majority Of them
.ns.t s,om impulses, originating In deep
,a, .,,oronj.m 10 The frs, principles Of
AZ, so,.,nm.n, and many Of them
s,,,;or.,v ,nys., their opiuions In the am
,,u,o,s undecided nhr,seoloey of European
nn,om.,v Porins,anee the London Times,
l.. o IL ~. .n.,ls o.vorably Of the South,
~, .,,,.rnos mo, our resources and Prov
=, ,,,s 80, !, ,,,,,yes In caustic sar-
..a,, .r.,,s, o,r aomesiio institutions, aud
.,.,o,s ,,,o, ,he symna,hv of nil England
,., A.. .oo coyornm.,t Al one
t.. "a ,o.r, from n that tho English gov
.m.a,.,, a.,,,,o. tho hlock,de Intellectual,
49,, ,.wor,,,r =, International resooc.; at
.a,,,on 10, an, ,n,srrcrcucc sbould' he
,,o, .,I ,h., ,ho d;srun,;on of the
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80, o;,, or tho comnass
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These opinions Oh iorc'en journals ""''
been eagerly se'leo upon W '"' ,'' w..
press and people, ana hciu up 10 uie Pupho
as cardinal indices oil iorcieh sentiment
We have been humbngged py 'hem,-ocen
lampooned and cnjoled in turn' until AZ ''i's
day, no one canteii whe'her We s.uhu my
prospect Of recognition or not. We oc''e'e
that we have looked 100 long ana 100 iihPo
tunate'y across the Atiah''c,--Ne ha'e oa''o
too much hope upon the sehun'ehto Vi h"'oPe'
! and placed too much vaiue upon 'heir re'os-
uition. We have SAID ana written 100 nnuch
about King Cotton, ana taunieu 1he Ing
llsl'spinners toofrequentiy with their uePeh-
dcnce upon the staple product Oh 'he 'ou'n
and what is still worse, we nave leu 'hen'
tn think and believe that the souih mo",u
sell herseif' soul ana oouy' e'"0" a"a 0'.'
to secure the boon Oh 'heif acA Aho"'eu "''''
as people, struggling ior eA's''n.'' We
wouia o''.er iooA A','.' "
'ne '",e 40 any ~, '.a' .,.;.,,u III,
sas n,sA u,asn, lew on inyod;no ormv nresenline
;,.o,e .vorr oxnosad no;nt traitors at
.rf,1 Noet barrassinr our sea-
hoard The closure of our ports. the cessation
NJ trade the res anousta Somi and the hard
shin and trials of winter-all combined,
;rnross;n, rnon tbo snscent;ble minds of
anr cod roaoc,;ons for the FIJI
,rra The siienco of foreign governments
o,oa ,s M ,;ttlo-but had We anv
:-.,'.. a;e,ro,t ototo ~ th;nos .
W. NJ ~ ~ ~. ,ouornnon,s os E,rone to-day
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snail see tnat we nave ho us' ero"nus ioi
expecting recoshi'ioh pe'o'o 'n' 'es''' u
our November elec'iohs oe Ano"n ~ Au'ope'
| ana Deiore me ihaugufa'ioh " oui : fesi
uei''' ana % inc es'aoilshhlen' u /" pern"hen'
so'oin"'n' ''luer lne coh.roi u hon eieoe-
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