Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-27

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Tie soiisn crop, the corn crop asi the
sugar eans crop u this loser Texas all
lesk pEaIaising snoash, ahi bid fair 10
siss seel rslaTns 10 iLs farmsF The loHs
dry weather has ehiiTsly destroyed the
caterpillar that ill Tresnily threatened 10
destroy The eolioR sgsin, while the earn feT
the mosi Part was ia silk ahl iassrl before
the droughl heeame ssTisuF. What anleT-
SEGA iroubie may oeeHr before harvest DC
don'l kue~, bui the PTsseHi prosPsel is
serene
sPeaking about lea ding the country, my
friend l., Il, sf DraIeria county, has soHs
the round Of eAPvriehee. Alter the saE
under the leadership Of lea. David =,
Terry, be went TO Mexico aRd nnlsrioak 10
make living on the Pacific slope. I be,
lieSe Judge Terry was somewhat successful,
but :, lonssd flr the accustomed DraIos
bottom, where the soil Is twenty feet thick,
and he understands The lingo Of tho eaun-
iry. So afieF awhile he came back, TAX
Ing in the situation with clear eye aud a
level head, he saw that H"
"iir shs ~ the IAas wssali thrive.
Mu.i siihsF hold. hlH,sii 90 dIiwi'
80 he took hold Of the plow-haudles 10 take
the fore row ofihe hoid. TWAS new business.
Though always ha,ihg lived upon plan
iaIion, he had never learned the art Of
plowing, aud the muscles required for that
peculiar exercise had mol been developed.
before he got half across the field his
strength gave way. lie wouldn't give up,
however. lie sat down aud took rest, aud
finally got Gear across, hut had 10 be car.
rlei 10 the 'honse. Louis i, however, n
persevering fellow. II wouldn't do TO give
Il up 80. Next day he tried II asain-and
kept on trying II ill he became fully de.
velopcd plowman. lie has now fine crop
aud thinks there are many worse places
than Texas and great mlny less promls-
ing employmcnis than farming with freed
labor. lie is OF that class who are the
hope OF New Texas. Qnietly plodding
away during the present fro,hy times, out
Of sight, delving in the soil, all that sort Of
men will appear when the present froth Is
swept away, and honest men who have
solid inierestin the country take possession
OF the State once more. lie illustrated his
devotion to his native soil by service in
the war, and needs not TO prove his sound
ness then by OVERRIDING his Southernism
now. Nor does he feel like fellowshipping
the carpetbaggers Of the day. So, like
Captain John, he takes no stock in the
present hubbab, snd Is working out his
own temporal salvation with good heart
and willing hand. Reader, wait n year
or two before you pronounce this course a
''u CAPTAIN JOHN.