Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27
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Oa Ffidsy lat We l,sitpsl s,ih
some inhsrrsi ~ l'ofilon Nfihe 10
late IN the ConFfniisu nn ihr prn
Iaiciy aDd gopgiiailgnsliiy VI ,isy
Laws, aud IAfiittiiaify ~ ihe APP.
dieney ufrsquestinr ihe t,mmanslsT
of the 5ih Military Distract in issuu
an order, stopping the r'illcfiiih' ~
debts ia Texas. Tho iWa llaniil-
ions, lissisay, Asi'orR,sl,s lNsynsy,
Nowogmb, apd dc Reg ni nle,nl,,f
hom Dsaxoria io,ali I,aft Ia IL ahJo
Ne were present Jark Hamilton,
cd irsasis, Mas speaking, Whpn Nc
entered. Ills closing rvmarks that
Le would not act for the hcnvii at
the loyal class alone 10 ihc eNrlnsi"n
ausl injury of all thVse who hasl Ia
yofesl' sscsssloll, scouting eaillenl't-
uously such legislation, gave evl,
denee, Of ,releeWing. qualities, and
feelings. which NE were siaA 70 Nj
ness, We say this, not with the Ia
tenliOn of expressing any opinion
oh ltlie question ~ stay laws, bat h'
appreciation OF seniimenls Of a m"Tr
extended liberalitY than Nc hal cN'
peoted. IL he thought, said ihc
speaker, ihArfhe I.epabllealu party
entertained the narrow and vindic'
tive views. which some had cNpr So
ed Ia that body, which hc .leD,sd,
liz would abanli0n II Instantly. We
think Gov. Hamilton Will sam have
20 leave his party or yield 10 the
ultras, who are controlling il every
where, and who are likely 70 con
troll this Convention. "A imoic vim
dietive and reyspgelpl -, than the
present managers Of the Republican
party ncvcr tlisgrAecdhislory Their
whol0isgislation in Congress IL
bssn for thsir party.
The oratorical rencounicr between
Mccormick and his brother delegate
from Brazoria WINS, rplhcr amusing
and resulted, We Thought IN n vie
tory for the negro. McCormick
was in favor Of staying tho ebllee'
ton OF debis., He represented some
twenty.twohundrcd or 2300negrocs
and he thought their interests
were connected with those who en-.
ploycd them, aud that relief, granted
TO tho planters, would Ee ~ benefit
I'd alIdlflTf . riVNt LuVi IN
i.rIThe oolored delegate from Brnzo
ria, who had not been on his feet tol
Isome time-as we can testify, hay
ing noticed one enormous foot, with
ooat 1shoe, on top ofalle desk point
ing full in the Presidents iacc--now
rose and said n That N great many
members, seemed 10 forget who il
was elected them, and thought only
of lsgjsleting,l for tho landhotdcrs
who had all the mules and farming
utensils, &C. He didn't like it.. The
Union soldierssdidRt ,F'press the
rebellion for this He represented
the men, who worked for iourrbitE
a day, and they wanted to get il
when they hliad earned it. The
"four biz" men were forgotten, when
they'6ad 6lected'dis. convention; and
demonstration, ri 'lopted, would
haye(t& I'd pit Through by desc
flour ltTiwT. lIeiwas for justice
to.aIl' He had more feeling for de
man, who hudlostlhis property, dan
he had for do mau who had got il
andMouldn't pay him for it
rBrother AIIcSormiclI go9a paturi
memberJfr9m, JBsrraaszo9ria had pr misfpni
derstood him, and thht he had the
good of the i1our'bit" men very near
his heart, and the mntter ended.
lxMs Nadsrstand the debate wilibe
nrenewed yfrttersday.r,Istatso Gazette,
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