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


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lose no iias Ia urging upan tie delegates
their dHly IN this Inspect, We have .raTErl
that there is esrs.niy II the siisnlsnes "
a Rumbsr II those selected
Especially are NC satisfied piih the se-
tion " the eommiilee ia calling the Con-
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the masi central aud rauNrnirhi place Ish-
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rrss1ns that inlusi.'rl tie enmuiilige a.
Nc learned are eniinly Satisfactory, lie
necessity " bsing Ia leissnpA.s r1mmu-
nlesiion with Austin aud AeW l0is a.
that particular junegugs vas Of paramount
Importance, We notice that our Fs,rrmrl
eglrmPorary of the iluusiol Telegraph IN
an aL.e and patriotic editorial eH4srsigE
The action OF the commiiise ssss,siel tlgi
a. ihe convention bad brrI 'slayrl =, luus
iAai probably u would have been hest 90
have deferred l. While iohgors, ss iuaiiopl
more tine Tor tie alrolnlmtnl ~ dele
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Radical party have called lhcir Convention
10 meet Ia Austin GA tie foulh Of IIly, II
may he Inferred IRON this thai the leaders
OF that party expect that tho r,.HuiP.l
work of the Reconstruction Convention
Ril. be concluded by that time, II 30 Il
musi be- forgotten that the Reconstruction
Convent have the iGing Of the tine lor
the election upon the adoption or rejection
vi their work, aud for State and County
officers under II, aud tho law says that the I
election shalt take place thirty days after I
the date OF the notice given Tor the saue .
Hence II the Convention should adjourn /
about that time or during the meeting OF .
the Conservative Convention there Is like .
~ to be but a thirty dAyscampsign. Hence .
the committee could not have postponed the /
Convention 10 later period with rr0pricly. .
Several of our ncshhorlng counties have
already appointed delegates, aud We re.
member the proceedings Of many other
in the State that have done like
wise. We can assure our friends abroad
hat Dallas will not fail in her whole dniy.
We have county organization composed
Of able and Industrious men. We trust
that the central county committee will take
immediate steps TO confer with the active
men OF the different precinls aud get
thorough and complete organisation, and
while there is time, make preparation for
the campaign by appointing speakers TO
tho county. Let the good work
begin, aud let it not flag uatil cye.y county
in the State is organised, and when the
ime for action comes let there lie such
unity, enthusiasm and industry 80 will
forever cousign to oblivion tie workers Of
black iniquily that now geek TO place the
lestinies of the Nation and State under
he control of n party that have nnheisiR-
ingly overro'io the constitution and that
lavo griovously increased the public debt
n time of profound peace, in order that
heir schemes of power aad party nggran-
Element may be pcrpetuated; \ party
which has shown Itself devoid Of every
principle of magnanimiiy and statesman.
hip and capable only of devising means
If punishment for n helpless people by
placing their lives and property at the
mercy of lying tongues and in the power
If irresponsible agents created by their
avs with armies quartered throughout the
ength and breadth of the land to enforce
he behests of such tyranny. Yes, let that
lction be so unmistakable that those among
Is who desire to place the people of Texas
lnder the control Of negro ofIice-holders
md those elected by negroes through the
influence of loyal leagues, may know that
heir dreams Of power, Of Office, Of ambi-
ion and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, of hate and ven.
,eance, must speedily have IN end