Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-12
SYNOPSIS Of the Goyernor. Aessage.

message IN hdNahee ol thc Auslh papers
We give the following synopsis, the entir,
Message being TOO lengthy for our columns
The Governor eonsraiula,es tho senate and Iou.,
~ Representatives,, aud says
AESisnaturi, the penplo Of thif ate deicrH ine,
that ilfgymNer Wonld submit to- have usr avn right
81 lhe rights ol the state Government absorbed los
tluhiical Government, last drifting W ccutraisn and
a., thu evils nidcnt Ia systein based On aSs high.
rr than the Constitution. .. I
In. separation ~ thr two governments wa, effected
by tho rsnptfn, on the rgri OF fcsas, 81 the power,
she had delegated to tho Federal Government.
IN the para pt The Aorth, tho right 0Isecesfon va.
GHn'd, and tho policy adopted that the SpulhGri
tribute ~ thN North ~ they had beer doing sinp thu
rmailln ~ the Government, or ulge BE- -ubuif1trl
ard governed rs conquered provinces. IA q conar.
gIencc, war rnsu~l.
The Legislature Is called upon 10 net under cnlbsr.
f,s'Ing circum,tNnccs,--an empty treasury, whcn
money Is 81 mprh needed stale Of actual Sar with
powerful onr!ny, and tho necessity Tor providing FOR
to carry on the civil functions Of tho govern
mont.
Our Indian iroll,cs should occupy your attention.
Since tn withdrawal 81 rcNHs from the Government
Of the Urifci States gnd the adoption of tho system
Nv the Cont d,ir Gov, rnnent oflcoRding rho ir,n-
tier by fegmOuts OF mounted MN, comparative quiet
IN that quarter hes prevailed. Il, however isnDwno
uuircgn'nt occurrence 10 hc.,r Of murders being on
nltrd and property stolen by our indian cnrrlics.
imust l,r permitted to say that have no faith in
the policy heretofore puraucd with what are called
Roseryc Indians II The Government i settled IN its
policy 10 retain those Indians for the pur
rose ofprorctUg. clv!li1ing and supporting then,
they shout nlnc stritly 10 the Territory lrovi
icd for ia NJ aud on II clothed, td civilized aud pro-
trctoi. While thry arr permitted TO leave the hOun
DIARIES 0f tho Rcivrvcs 90 engage in bunting and 10
war with other Tribes, just 81 long viii they continue
Ia visit soil, Hni invoke yUuto declare by pus
five enactmrn' that whenever and wherever found
our soil, tney will be deemed and treated as enemies,
Under the existing gate Of the country, In case Of
an invasion, must rely entirely on the Militia ofthe
State. Hence, It becomes impera,ivcly
cccsary that the revising OF the Militia Law should
engage your carly attention. 3" " Through !
tho Efforts Of the late Adutant General partial or
ganizaiion Of the militia has already been Effected snt
! would suggest thar in framing new law, or in /
amending the present one You VIII preserve tho pre-
snut organization as far ~ is compatible with the |
public interest. would also suggest that you sub.
jcct to militia duty every abe-bodied man in the
State between tho ages of seventeen and fifty year,.
lie recommends the establishment of fou3dres,
and says,
We have ameng us many citizens who understand
tho manufacture of cannon, and OF small arms, and
also have quite number of foundrieR in the state.
We have in CaRs and Bowie counties and it is bsliev
cd in other localities iron Of quality well ndapedto
the purpose and stCpsshuuld lie taken for tile enconr
agcncnt of tho manufacture of these weapons which
arc indispensable 10 def'ucc. Legislation provi-
ding for the manuin"nrr of these arms IL necessary.
WOull Wlfl>' ilAtl III NuNiE'uu 10 tIc buNlI'Sf AZ
present carried On II, the Pcrtcuary, the Din cors
he authorized, practicable to establish IL
tannery, shoe factory and hat manuNnctory. all Of
which would prove beneficial 20 the public service.
lie recommends the appointment. of competent |
person to the Office Of Antgn. General, and that his
salary 40 lie asC0D yer nlnum.
ry Gpar; If The C,ngrc,~ Of Tho Confederate States
thai GDicrrn i assunirs "a pa! all the debts incur
rd ly tho .e,rrai status, incident their secession
from tho oD'trnintnt IT !lc United States. Texas,
Of the srrcliI Sa'cs viii have large claim
against the .a':r lcr.c Government under that law.
rlirncc demands that you adopt such measures a.
viii speedily COLLECT thu testimony necessary to estah-
i.h our claim In order thn; 1t nay b. promptly
amined and audited BY thar Goyc'nTncnt.
Permit me to suggest. that All amendment he made
the law regulating Public Printing, requiring par
tics who bid for the contract work, 10 ac-
company their bids with approx guarantees thar If
their bids accepted Il cy Il Aecue bond rs tho
law directs. B"
Ny immediate predecessor has already invited your
ot,,itinn TO the cnii.iu uI III, diitlont Railroad
conn, meg of the STAT and ,..u but again point you
to mar port Of Ii oDiln."ilor relative thereto. 1t
il mater nt pgrtinuu Importance, that me school
snid r2pll b. 'a'"r' anH de'"'ed cyrh,uaiIy 70 inc
-. al puiIus 'nr which il WAS originally designed
iy le torrti glt Of the trainers ol the cOnSti-
ion. ret, ow,nc tie nrtDy disadvantages thar
would rHs'0 n'n IA pticlr's' BY me Si.'v oi Inc
l.t ,erty lurtS. iy thr c't auies il would ho we'll
or die hcgisl tr TIC 'iCr The prCpricy Of extern
dug sOuie re.ci llt.e cnln punies. Should II bo
deemed Nistb!c 'ta TIE iinp should De extended 1t
win be tor The wisdom OF your LnnOrao'r oucS IL Gc-
wise mode by whoa III" prior lien or the state on
,hese ronds, Wi mu, or IN any why Jeoimr.lZcd-th'
school fuld pfniecti, and ursyseni Vi internal I'M
provenents pGr &c 3D. Should such neiSui, he de
,ised, it would csiilt in great lblic good, and pre-
,cnt thp consequences whicn nu't follow under th'
lw irem the sale contemplated by ii.
The finances of the Stare il at all times most i'm
iortant question, aud becomes more than ordinarily
In the present crisis In the condition OF he coun
ry at this tine and Inc consequent arrangement Of
II! monetary nnit,rs. it would DO iI2po.tbc, even
i: gouu policy, Tor the STATE TO negotiate a loan,
Jur people we'll understand this, anu prepared 10
nept any rcGaStbir dcaald made upon them hy way
y taxation,
The vcry able report Of the Comptroller, dcmanuS
YOUR hands the must careful conSidt raioa. By 10
gu will spU tina, the probibc receipts Ior the two iF
At years. endut3lst day Of August, ls6j cXrsiyc ,
inc ten per duo 10 the s'hool f1nu, amounts
@ Sy76,G5S II. llr expenditures Tor the satur time.
: support the rirl governments amounts 70 sGOSSlO.
addition is Eacessuly exp ndiiurc, he reports
hat there will br required liquidite The estimated
Indebtedness Of tie S...te:
st-For outstanding I1pcr cent. Treasury
Warrants issued ~ 10 sept. !, iS1I, .S-9o9Uj Fi
ynd--InalNiied claim.
mount due Col. Fo'd's command on Rio
,irande. 10000 o. /
mount dIio H. r.. McCullocIs command
on y. ". n. Observation-Disclosures. 5000 %
mount due Furt!- Rrg.mcnt. rii4.d by
Cnnyen, ion, white IN : ate service. G0onO OO
\muunt due pilryr iir'r cuIgmel,', Vn y.
". frontier. INSTRUMENTATION. 1900 Oc
mount due Minnie companies for le,O
and ISL, loooo %
ni,snI dHr utii' 31.Jt
mount duo attaining and turning u'ec
prOariy captured irdn she I Siates,... ltN,OD 90
AMOUNT due purchase of Cut's liNos,.... z5,,rp 20
mount dee Greggs, Patrons, Iuckc's
and sims oop ~
The amlit,,l Hnd unaudted debt aegrcgaiinG the
ain of Sria, D I3, which added 10 the sum necessary
the s,ppnrt the VII government. makes ttcsuin
fel5lS.ii3 Ij shich amount Is rcqiiigd Tor the
a.. u flas