Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-13
ENRCUT.yE DEPARTMENT.
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man in the STATE in position to further them:
ENTCUT.yE DEPARTMENT.
Au,rIS, ToN4s, March 3Jik 1865. !
10 hc County Courts
The Importance uf Introducing into the country,
and putting into operation, machinery for the
facuic of articles necessary 10 tn" clohirg of the
people, and The army IN he all l. subject urgent.
" demanding mos serious attention. and the
exercise If our fullest energies, Experience has shown
that large proportion of The clothing for the of
The Texas snlliry, has been furnished at the hands
thr Industrious and patriotic women OF State
Wi full knowledge If this condition of things.
have ceased since he az in OGicc. urge for
ward and pro ect, 10 the extent of my ability. every
enterprise calculated 10 lacrosse the production Of
home indu try and to render the labor engaged there
in more productive IlIis can be must effectively
innU--in reference 10 the manufacturing of clrt hing
-hy the in' reduction mud distribution through the
state, NJ wool and cotton carding machines. Tho
manufacture nf clothing Ivy the preparation the
maernl by hand cardiug is, necessarily, slow, tei-
Gus, and involves the employment nfmWch labor
han would b necessary in the Of the machinery
proposed, Win such MACH icry accessible 10 all he
people ofihe State. how much more sell rcl!nnt and
Independent We shall lie, than remaining, as in u
ureli me,sure nov sTc, dependent upon nm uncer-
tain, tardy, and insufficient supply OF goods from
abroad.
respectfully call upon you. nd through you upon
the people and met, of capital 10 yoGr midst give
.!sruhiact your iiougilttnl and serionS coHsiiert
tinn Rnd NJ once. organize some system far the in
Production OF this kind Of machinery. Urge upon
those who have mrnns 10 engage in this noble enter
prise hcs tilv, periodically and earnestly tp rye
all considerations Of profit, in unselsh desire 10
cunfur upon thu peopl. Sls' and permanent good.
said in my inaugural: What can be- acc. mpiish.
e ia this Zinc, hy associations Of indtidnas and of
capital, by enterprise and resouiiun only be do.
tcliniupd by persry-rng systematic Effort. III.
C-saity and the Inducements for effort cannot I've
ridrd 1t is far better aud Tar economical, rs
conceive, make capital yield its profits, not only
during the Int after ito cas-, to masr il Ali en-
dur1r. monument Ola iny. self reliant spirit In rIa
people by inSestins; il in permauent and utai
uiacuiug establishments, than to squat vr II away
forever in IlThasirr goods from '.iiJuS perhaps in.
di lerant iat" or frnn Zoe whoarr striving by
all the appliances fwar subugit- ami csl ya as -
pledge myself H. die Executive of The state. to
continue Civ AL ia. ad in my power ana still to
eNeri my utmost energies ~ s'crro full cooperation
from the Confederate Huihprit.s. In urthernnct Of
expended by tho people ~ th' purchase II inferior
foreign goods, would AMPLY sipFl. The required mum
Der Of cading machines, and besides AFFORD employ
nleut 10 thousands now idle.
II is believed that il the ptGple Of tle several coun
tir- would consider this subject. the difficult
ties to be overcome. ana engage euCrg-ticRy, and
p Hcicaily in The work, thAwHuJs Of the country, in
this respect, could DO soon supplied. shall hr glad
rccey" any suggestion tli- most advisable
mode Of e~ ting this olicc.
We know not how long Tins war may couiinu+
how soon supplies from. Hhroad may he cut Of. The
Spring has opened upon upon ns--Suulner will soon
ana pass, and Winter with its frosts must Re
provided Against. Nov is The ,iine to hn nj and do
ing. =. MUEHAH.