Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-04

terminating on the 3OIh of June last our revenues
were In rAcess ui those Tc'hcd hy the fTnur duN'
,rimcnt H. list postal wear, whi.r the eAl"n'es
Wrrc grra y dr,rcnsr,', There Is sii, however,
r"nshlrnb, Il IL IN the rNcuugs ui the Depart
mrnI ~ r''r' n 81 with | cNprnsv-, uud although
the Grnnis al eady made ftum the general Tr,n,ury
Nll uiicr 10 cover all liabilities To thr rlusr N hc
h,ral year, ending un the 10Th june next, rtShm-
wrnd some l. .luliuu, ifuny can hr cunftltuliunnly
Ni,rd, Tor adding the revenue ui ihut Department
daring The rnsui iiscl year, In order u avoid ""
great lcduo nn OF postal li'iiitcs. lonf attention
i ais" invited tn hunlrr"u, other impr"Nhrhls ~
a. srr,irc rr ommridcd Ia the report, aud iur Wh,ch
'gislaliun Is IrIuiu d,
| recommend iu Iilr Congress tn devise prul cr
mode ufT,ri 10 thus" Of our tiZrus Whose properly
Ia, been destroyed by ordrr"f the Guv, rumrni IN
pursuance ui policy adopted ~ u u in, "i national
defence. II il lgur that mll indemnity cannot now
he made, but some measure of relief Is due 10 iho'"
rairuicr ri ilris VIII" have born" lTiNa loss Tor the
pihlic good, whose lruprrfy In effect laN been taken
puhllc ne, rh"ngh not directly app olriai"
umr GuN"rnur ni, huru of he siiri, ui freedom nnd
rtiIu ~ HEiI InuurHlrnrr uf the States could
not have survived selfish ur Jealous dispusi ION nn.
King each only ,arriul ~ its own interest ~ safety.
The L" Of the Cunn"raCy under the blessing "i III
vine lr violence depend, upon the harmony, rnrlgy
aud unity ut he States. II especially urvuyc, un
You, their representatives,, u, lar u, prw'iyaulr To-
reform alu iu correct errors, ~ u,liNa,r unicr.
III and =" >irh II IN thr people II Just rUhdrl'" ~
ihr Government at their chuir. To that runiidruc,
nj Ia Tie unity and ncfsarriiirug patriotism liin-
cr display cl is due the success which hn~ marked
'nr unrlml r"nrs', aud has brought our coUuiry
nnH condition ~ thu prc> Mt tim" such ~ ih" most
siuguinu would not have N,uiIrpd to predict at tlc
culuinrnccmrnt ul our struggle. oar armies are Tar
ger, better disciplined ana more Thoroughly armed
nnd equipped than AZ any IrcN,u us p ri nj ot the war
The energies ui whole nation, dcNurdi" III" sin.i'
object ni sucrcs, in th, war, have accomplished mar
vclS, AN many uiOur rial, have hyH bruiHcrmt
Providence, t, converted iuiu blessings. I he mag
uur of the prrils which we encountered have tc.
NcuI cd the IIue qualities and illustrated the hcr"ir
character Of our pr"rlr thus gaining Tor ;hr C"nl,l-
"Hcy from it, h.r Ii u just appreciation from llI"
u lur nations -; the cdrth. tn" iWurir, resulting
rom the interruption Of foreign commerce lUIS' 49,
rrNr cvinp'Ii,'t.ium hy the development ui car iI
"rnal Resources. Cannon crown uIr turli"s>", ilat
re east from the pro luc ufmiucS ""ur' and fur
: huill during tn" war. our mudnnim caves
yirld uur OF .ic uitru f,r III" nluuluiur" Of pow
der Tii pIuEl~r Increase Of product. From unr own
tuHndfi"S aiid labIrniu les, nom our own umul"s
aud workshops derive. in "a great measure, ilI"
wdrlikr material, the ordnance and Oruuaic' SluIcs
which ar" expended So pruius"ly in tlt" nImriuuN
AMI desperate engagements that rapidly ,u"c, eel each
uth"I. Cotton and woilrn fabrics, shoes aud Eai ness
Wagon, and gun carriages produced IN daily in
crrnsimg quantities by Ih" :;itt"ric- .rriugng int"
existence. our lldS, no longer whit"n"l 10y cotton
that cannot hu eNprrIcd, are dcyuirI . Ii" nrudu-
IUn "fC"irnls aud the growth of -iUc formerly pur-
ciH>rd wlh the prorcr,ls ufruii0H. In the homes of
o IT. noble ana devoted women, without Whu-c SUBJ
me sacrifices would have been impossible
The noise of The loom and of the spinning wheel may
lr hrnd throughout th" land. With hearts swelling
vi Il II nu.,c let Us thea join in returning thanks
"Gnd and ia hsrchin. the cont >mlmcc of his pro-
rrciing over and III" restoration UI
pace with its miniUd blessings n our beloved rrIn-
Try. JEFf ERSON DAN Is.
EIcmMoNp January IL, 1888.