Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-08

We team ilHi ilN ln..u lnfiF W
mnhlhv mlr hUiWni in lhNi lffi
fanigo an fohoIl0m iu mr wuirr
A cool organisation ~ ilo llnli
culs hns boon on,tlcd ln Galveston.
Thoy are systematically moving
NOW iur u practical recognition in
every way NJ the principles 0f iho
uvil rights bin and thc cunstiin.
iinnal amendment, aud work with
energy aud well directed effort y
few such centres are nll that now
IN wanted H. redeem even ToSns
from the domination of bowie
knives, reviewers, end Democracy.
Let our friends IN this far oil
State at once establish good Tree
school and Radical newspaper ut
Galveston and oyory other town
which will support or permit them,
aud they will find their work accom-
plished before they known it,
Teach the people dread, and give
them republican tracts and papers
and the State is carried, The "losl
cause" could only have been fought
for ina land where Jack Cade's ideas
ON learning were in the ascendant
Our ini0rmants tell rs that the
colorcd voters Of Texas everywhere
are true TO tho country and tho flag
that mado them free, and, what is
gilmore Importance, that they intel
lgently understand the political
situations and cannot be mislcd,
On the 9th Of last month this
organization showed its influence
and usefulness in taking practi-
cal and successful step toward re-
organizing and safely roconstruc.
ting thoir State. They met, collec-
ted facts, reported Thorn to the COM
handing general, with Il rcmon-
STRANGE and petition, and the sue
cess of their labor is attcstcd by the
subjoincd orlcr :--PhHGdetphid
Press, May 0,
Here follows general circular No.
49, If the statement here made
is true, and it is evidently founded
On the communication Of some
member Of the Galveston Radical
organization, then we have to say
that the commanding General be-
slows his confidence upon and calls
to his councils a faction ofmon who
are not Texans and have not the
confidence Of loyal Texans,
Lieutenant Krhham, Supcrin-
tondent Of the Freedmans Bureau,
docs not charge Texas with being
under the domination Of bowie
knives, revolvers and democracy"
lie says she is as orderly us Penn
sylvania. Who knows if he does
not? lie has official reports. We
have with our own eyes seen at
least one Of that party whose name
was prominent at the Wednesday
night meeting, mobbod in the streets
Of Philadelphia and driven from the
Callowhill street universalist
church, for the uitcrancc of those
sentiments which hcnow proclaims
in quiet every Wednesday night at
the Broadway colored church in
this city. Yet, we must be pro
nounccd under the domination Of
"bowie- knives and reviewers, " when
the fair Philadclphia-tho Quaker
eity--mobbcd the same man for ut
tcring The same sentiments he here
proc!aims in quiet. These are facts,
wholesome facts. 1t is easy for
gentlemen to make sweeping char
gcs in general terms. But it is not
50 easy to demonstrate and show
their truth,
We viii heartily second any at
tempt TO establish not only one free
school, but 4 half dozen free schools
in Galveston, and everywhere else
throughout tho State. But unfor
tunately, the efforts Of these men
do not extend beyond the passage
of resolutions and the utterance Of
deelamatory speeches.
We understand that the prayer of
the Press for radical newspaper is
to be answered. We can promise
that the citizens will "pcrmit' it to
be published. We do not know
that they will voluntarily support
it, for they do not believe that the
sentiments which are called radical
are for the good Of the nation or of
The Sate. Therefore, they cannot
be expect to contribute to their FRO
mitigation. But we want to stick a
pin down and mark this spot. We
have been blamed for fighting what
some call mere "name." They
say that organization put forth as
catcchism much the same rs your
own. Its creed is not very different
from yours. This may be apparent
ly true, but the broad fact is. that
those who are avowcdly radical,
who talk Of impeachment and prate
Of confscation, recognize in that or
ganization n familiar spirit and a
like mindedness. The evidence is
before all Texas, that FLAMES Bull
IErIH stands now where it stood a
1welye months since, AID that it
then furcsaw aad indicated the eX-
istencc of that faction of the loyal
people which now forms the Radi-
cal party. We are glad to know
from whence emanatcd Circular
Order No -. We are glad TO know
who are the councillors of the com
mandiDg general-Galreston Bulle-
tiR.
A SINGULAR VERDIoT-Thc pub
lic mind OF this city has been serious
" outraged by the verdict of hejury
in the case Of the celebrated DIR. r.
X. Smith, charged with altering his
tax record with an intention to de-
fraud the Government. The prose
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