Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-10
Whole Number, 455.
10 lhr lolsn Of lht lblh iaditialD.siiu.
FPLLOU CITIZENS,

not all 0f you, hul ihe demands. ~ iag f'hh-
Try ia this her hulIT Of fperil, have cupslwri
my whole time, aud prevented a compliance
with this established usage.
Before the close Of the Park ''Ti
was ordered by the Governor, I" isarrh nh
command, the Dallas Light Ariuirl
san Aniohie. obediehes 10 tbs fliII
more than month. The neSt har
10 raise a company Of Arfillep
service. 1hishad seancsly been luer,fi
before the receipt Of an eEpFess rr Con
Greer Feqmes''"" mv .ssFiees F.f
aiu. 20 ol-r . I.e liary 49, tt
Won had retU Tool Nrrl ihin eHHfr
kausas anc .a'I f1angervi
pr,l.uiUd I.U i... .UiI er, loo H.ti.a.
iiata IA tho COM 'H r., pursn .ta
icca q, as..sstii..e = eat 8 tft+ ~
noe hl,HiIl SWHb ani Dali l0hi
prs.arolary cd, 1f1l llr, H. 'r.aftcHi
ila lives, l.t.r 'sr,uss, ~ .i
huurs uT Ic'HH. fI,ft labor fo.
.gmJl ,Ee .llsuer OF my tin +h,
sacrifice Of husiness, neglect Of .ui.1 aul
AT heavy expense. have these d Hai 't
with prompt aud cheerful resp u'
This much by way Of eEPit H uhI
nOw, fellow citizens, wish IL t'r 90 tlnt
| am ,hH a oaaiiiits for DsHir IN f-t
shaH r,maiR uch until hs eio's .tt M
st ne election in .iIgH'i HeTt
Nearly all OF You know me sH f
residence among you, my time H1'
consumed in the practice Of u' '.ua.
Part has been taken In all que 'r. HI 'W-
porlnncc before the people. ,u"r
upon matters Local, State or NJ t'..
never been pirate property,
until the popular breeze indies
Widr side. have never abandi
| in the hour of adversely. The
| fee have never allnred me From .H.H ".
! duty. | have never been the 'rH'
office, My opponents certain ''' n",
call In question my "capahilily' .'t'Wna
to be better lawyers. Those who lrF, s..'.
me intimately for the last tc ,'l'' ..-
pass upon my "honcsly.'
IL you think my opponents bots" T1H
fed; that they have done moro lr ..r nW'|
of the country than myself, 'l' .''"
them your Judge.
If nm your choice, to the bcs nF salu
and ability shall its duties he W ln d
and will ever feel grateful for ta' honor
conferred.
Here this circular might close ont m...
be excused for noticing some psi0 raI Pos 'n
the circular of an opponent. "a rs w.Ue
Just nop for all aspiranls to spcab Of war
and unfortunately those who hf fe inr ic''.
idea of participating talk most
lie says "whilc our country is engaged
in defensive warfare, We mu soc ln d..
and protect society at home, ho7.Hy N.FW
The rcins IF idw and ORDER Ncvcr Nns li'n
n more novel method of 'scciug {, "1r
devised, and il carried ont disaster is H-
cvitablc. Our ancestors saw T. wH- hNi
''protcctcd society at home, b, l"NtHHg
to the tented field Their cxan,rir i- Wor-
thy of emulation and some OF u7 wi. t'-
tempt it.
lie saws further, ''thcre is al important
use for every man, and the right man sH0H.a
bc in the right place" The senhHrni meets
my hearty concurrence. While F1we -n-
durc the tolls, fatigucs and dan pt mo
campaign, let others prepare and 'Tw"~
the pcccssarcs and comforts for ibrs"|air's,
minister to the sick and alcted drill, aud
prepare to rcplenish the ranks, 'linncd hy
disease and death. But if his dcn h mat
he is the "rght man for Judgc Ant aSE
the Bench is ''thc right place 'ot hun,
while | am to be excluded from civil Office
and cmolument, because have ought 10
serve my country, and offered iu hcl I'll my
talents, all my energy and life as dpJr 10
to me and my family as the life Oi any man
in this broad land, then in lcra paIlnncA
] ''dcmur,f and leave the people 20 decide.
If have studied Tactics, and the SCIENCE Of
war, while he poured over the Uusty vol.
umcs of Coke and Blackstone it's norcogon
why | am the 'rght man. for The target
practice of Northern fanatics.
Again he says, "Yct in this time OF M
tional peril, | will checrfully Inlfolm anv
duty assigned me, ahj if clcc ice ~
sc. The true patriot scchs--ucrc. ,e
the assignment of duty. "Nanona' PERI
, seems. on y hasty glance, to have wondcr-
full influence upon the patriotisu mi mag
nonimitv of my opponent, bu b. fact Is.
he was candidate before the war, and JusC
os anxious for the office then a lgt". as
stuff to intimate that in cons dcraton oil
the "National peril he is wiling to be
your Judge. A snug little sala"} of sob
pcr annum is sufficient induccmcn' uFcdcs
or icdr.
1t is said any man would ro roSiouI 'H nus
country $ call for a Capancy of Artillery.
Tho intmation is he is well paid } ra.+
untcered as a hgh pricate, as sugh ''y oon-
try would have been served, bu tie 2onpa'
ny called me- by actlamation, to coWmlnH
Not one cent has been or NIL bt recc1Tel
for past services and it will "taIc me e'
surprise" if n pennil,ss goverhrent t.er
paws me q cent for the future. AGu IS
said, if | am elected you VI, ef. .H
Courts There is no money IL ate1"
the old men can ''protect socl%' =. -'
and it does seem TO me nnH' -l' ''
complain but aSaricions s1t 'eN3 'At
vampires upon public calamity E5' ',"
to fattcn upon the misfortune ". s's"
~\neighbors and country, .B''deo '"@.
Burfords term of office does L o. NlIo N..-
til March or Aprii next. fonI h2iss 5't
the position could not take his n hr-'
that time. My impression i eNar
he ended before that period
am elected, on my return, ev'"2
will be used to make you ~
the war is not closed | assl'e ~"
the great struggle in whiehw' alN c'tg';eo
the lives aad liberties Of my fGilcArci@1eas.
are dcarer to me than the e'lninc Or apN
other cipH post you could conf I''o sa3a-
ry of $3.50 per Onrum could no atietf q
from the path of danger, ahd illr ;'t
field shall be mine Until peace ,,H 7ff
the Judgeshp.
1t is said, if l am elected | wil hQtP f
Offices; such is not the fac uDlfss hrfb
are held after Judge Burforis ena eV
pircs. This ,riH net b. atten4 si
Fellow citizens, in couelue ans tr
the benefit of those who may ssgk nnEHt
not to ask for the Office under re rFr t-
stances, | was candidate btre be N',
wanted the Office then, and eSpeetea
| TO he debarrcd Of no civil privieEeso
those incident TO the condition
still desire the Office, and Js
tional peril, you have anoth
costs yon nothing Your ve
nothing yet they. CEN clleer1
heart in misfortune; they CT
arm and ire his zeal in the hens'i -
and peril; they can console g s.ii'9
holds as dear as you do yours 5it' - N,
fiection that generous peer hf'se/ 2