Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-15
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Lluu sucl M event ~ cACvedingl,
IL baby, calculating thai our au
thuriiicS would spare no effort IA
l"ld The Position against Whatever
odds, llstmpUrlHucu was consider
cd paramount, being The cun,crgiug
iUlnl ui e. many railroads IN le
lcart Of The Confederate SAFES,
which hest, lhr Cuuicirrny would
ugain lr bisrclrd. But Ne have had
IL unlcHrl many things zine" lilo
VAR hVgun, aud 10 give up the idra
thai any bnc city ur section Is Tho
CUniodrIaty, We lad ~ we'll, too,
lirpnrr ~ yield mere al Oni lrrc"n.
cciNcd opinions before The terminus
Ton ui lie Struggle,
Luss of lcrriiury and rcNcr rs TO
cur arms WERE almost certain events
in the history Of the war, rUiI,idur-
ing unr bread domain, and the dis.
parity rs 10 pOpnla ions aud wnr'ike
Appliances hr, wrcn the I'VE sections.
Experience has taught us the bitter
lesson which We did not accept NJ
ilrsr. However, the drspUndrhcy We
have felt ~ krrnly might hay" been
svnid"h. II W. had Kept slr'"ii y aud
q ruup y ,rlurr us he success which
CcrlUiinA awaits eur efforts il he
end, luuking all the while with u
firm faith IN he final glorious ~.
sulis. Always asking II hr"aI EUR.
ycy of the trld, aud with al ali.
ding confidence IN the termination
Of the struggle IN onr iudrl"hlrl re-,
We would nor llnv. oAI"I irhrrd ties
r--.',"J, while every di,a>;rr
would have moved us ~ nncr 10 II
NOR" victorious h"i"uc" wiihnu' IT..
gard 10 the immediate surround
ings.
Thus Influenced and acting upon
the starr, we wuuld probably have
been nearer the goal ~ which We
are aiming. We say Inn dismiss
all apprehunSi"ls AMI fur"hudiugS
ofevil aud with finn fAi,h in orr
final aud glorious triumph luuld mp
the hands Of the noble ,rmi"s in
the field, and the dawn uf Ulr indie.
peudrdcc may prove I" be- unlya lit
tie ahead of Us.
low apt certain CLASSES Of orr cit-
izrnS ar" 10 complain that they are
sadllrh with more Than their proper
share of tho burdens of the war.
The cniIuu planters complain that
the goN"rinhrnt lHkrc hall their cot
ton, he l"rf raiser complains that
the Euy"lumrul fakes his brrvr, for
VIVA h. c"r ,idrrs almost no hing,
the mule and horse uwLrrs C mplain
thar their animals are never safe
from imprc>Nmrnl, and 81 on, dd in
fHhuR. The tact is all hcsr GLASSES
feel The pressure of the war: but il
they are rtlec ing men AZ all. they
ought never 10 forget that in such
struggle for lilrriy. uothing less
could be expected. The burdens laid
on them are as Il feather compared
with what orr enemies have placed
upon Nil our people wherever they
have had the power. Look at The
people of Missouri, Kentucky, hut
more especially of I'll "ding Mary
LAM. We have the authority of
Senator Wigtnll for the statement
that no white man or whit woman
In the latter sta g can visit Il nrigh
border, or attend the house of God,
without permit from Provost
Marshal unless he or she will take
an Oa,l to III port the Lincoln gny-
eminent, including all proclania-
tinns ihave been or mao hereafter
be Issued. Nor il this all. The
of all persons in Maryland
who refused to take this ahunlinuhle
oath has long since been runii,ca
and its owners in many cases are
now The slaves of their own former
slaves This is the kind of burden
thai would lie laid upon 1tJus hut
for Onr gallanl soldiers in The field,
to sun. r. whom our government is
20 lay its cumpnraliyrly
light burdens upon ourrr0phr. In.
deed M patriot has the slightest
ground FOR e. my laining because lie
has ~ assist his government IN car.
rying an this war, hccHll>r this war
is wagr'l Tor his benefit is wag' d TO
protect his person, his properly,
and lIi> rights. aud 50 far rs Texas
j. concerned, thanks 10 smiling
Providence aud II gallant armN,D
/ hrsr have been projected, and bless
ed beyond any o her poi iOa Of our
fair land. We know of but one pur-
iiOn uf "ur popuial ion thai have any
right 10 cumplain-and
that is the sOitiiery, who are prriling
their lives in the defence of our
country, aud are paid in y currency
lrra'ul rs wur,lIlyss by those Who
remain At home in ease and comfort.
We repeat, no class huI the soldiers
have any right to complnin--nUt he
], as - an IN ONO H. raid.
THE term OF service Of sixty thou
eanh soldiers Of the Yankee army
expired in August The term nf
sel vice of s,yrniy.cight thousand
expires The present month, (Sepieu.-
Der y sixiy-'our thousand IN Ocio-
Der; In Nuvrml or sixiy .eight hou-
saud, aud IN December fify.One
tho isand. making three hundred
and eleven tiUusand who's. term
will have expired between the first
OF August aud the last Of December.
A communication printed IN he
Now York P"sl, respecting private
insue asylunS,is attracting good
ctal ~ attention. tn" Wriir. char
ltt that SOM of Them are mere
prison h'u =, IN which man IAN
ludnrcera,c n daughter or wife when
l'r pr, icis TO have them out or the
way.
RI HMoED. Ser. 9.-MorCnn WIS
Ly n Mrs. williams. ut
y brse h ins' be- md III, = MI pun mp
ior rhc night. Afer the la,err had
-rfiEs'i. Airs. Williams mounted q
lorsr ciud'd the pirkcis, rode TO
.iuil lap. md guided parry #
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