Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-03-30


Gov Mu...w. Ap.nsrnAYios.-Asa public
,o,,,.,., /, cams. within IN. lin, Of our duty 4.
ali an. .,,.n,n AZ ,hs ,.ou,, IN soms f,a,ur,s ofthe
,...., .sr,,ni,r.,in and Ia invite rrd.e,ion upou
such mrasur,. a.. I'm MIA xl.dou, the Governor has
sac, urop.r n, In.ur,ra,e Neither ds.
cu..A,, no, hind nan.ryre will .ussery, our purpo.
"a. nor SAMMY In. .lae. VI dutif obedience 10 the
cat. ,h. n..c xh., IN. .,,,,,. NJ nm, fape,iou.
.,,s. mr.. u,J.r iny..iy.top Wba, We design 10 ssy
IN regard IA Cav Murrah 1. moi nut forward with .
,.x IA h.iyh,s, bi. claims IA, IN. ,.,t Executive
ma, IN +, ..., IN IN. s.n.,. II IA an, 10 him "a A
f,,bfu, oscer 10 ,.e.ui,ulat, some prop,ipen, f.a
,,,..-,,, IN .,i.r,. 6r NJ. b.y. mn .n.o,-.pd then
10 Ia, IN, peopl, Judge for themselves
Nv r.ferrpe. 10 hi. n-ss,,cs II will be sem that In
the very iuepepcy Of hi. administration he xsw and
eompreh,nd-d the wtnts and Necessities of the State
and that IA. applied diligently To SUI py them
lie ever iuculca,.d the sound doctrine of obedience TO
the laws NM, their rigid enforcement, in order that
IN, citizen mivn, he pr,tected Security and protec.
finn will ALWAYS dis.,n.,. Identification nd prrysnt
decentralization. and amid M. awful turmoil Of war
and TIN, wild ru.b n, up,,ridled oassions incident
,b.r.,o. IN. v,,dom of Mr. Nurrab, I'm TINS carly
,,i.,,,, ,b, excitement, nrpues the clear foresight
.,a d;.crimi,.,io, of "A f.i,b6, s,a,.,m,n. W, can.
ma, d,v nm, ou,ra,.. have b-,n perpe,ra,ed and az.
c,,umi,,.J Ian, Ia, m. a.l IL 4, ma, nr,lsbls
,h,, ,,,.r ,.o,,. .o,,a b.v, committed NOR. and
worse win m, sam, ap,o,u, Of restrain, removed,
un.ss ,I officers do heir dn,y. including even the
judiciary. th-,e things will hsppen and besd.s, II.
Geese, srm necessarily TO follow in the wax. Of armies
during In, .xi.tene- of war.
Asa states rights man, he Ia, ever in public aud
private and in hi. messages to the Legislature incui
Gated IN. souules, views in regard to the wei xht aud
dignity of the State. And when the tone and temper
of the public influenced part by the grand dra ma
Of the war and partly by dependency growing out of
r,yerses seemed about to descend and oyerwh.lm him
like an avalanche, he stood at the helm aud dir cted
the storm h.wling around him. Like patriot, true
and faithful, not the slave Of an idea or political 40.
strac ion he yed for the emergency In some think,
but wi hout loes Of character lie proved himself R
patrio thereby and ifauy one chooses to revive and
discuss these .yents now Mr. Murrsh need no. dread
the investigation,
Again he was cepsur red a, one time for taking the
roston that Congress could NOT di, ec,y or indirect.
IL take tho civil officers out of the Offices TO which
they had heen elected and into which they had been
ipduct,d in ob.di.nc. 70 III, Laws South Carolina
the guardian of states rights and Luuisians since
that time have taken the same POSITION and Congress
has Welded to the sounuees u the views therein net
forth What Mr. Murrah first declared to he right,
WAC objected TO by portion Of the public press nd
he peope, as poica, sin, bu, since that time de.
c,ar,d tn b. mar ,rcslI,,c, sound and irdicious--
There has h.ep M change in urnciple--hut only In
nublic oninion
Among 'i'e ni0s' '"'F'' AN VI "'S
was the necessity for home productions OF All Kinds
to facilitate this he favored the ntroduc ton of ma
,,. Co., =, ., ,i ,,. ,h, ,.r, MA ., his
>"'"S'' 'o'" "'''"u' "'u e"'e '''''" .'' ~ .. $50
power, herdes securing the cooperation OF the NoR-
federate authorities in the line Of this policy Some
oood ,,os occ,,nl,.h.i and n,,,, NOR, womb bav.
e''' w." =,
been, had ms iast enort 'ecceeoen' irAa' Nou'a
linen nave teen sen-sUsfSlnlhE unEScIi tHe
Atlas ofthe Trans.hississppi Department. The in
PRODUCTION of supplies from Mexico Tor me use OF me
,n m w.. r, uI @ a "u. h,.