Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13
Ayoise Rsm ohis.

Rslss 90 iuiTsiass "a sHiTasi fFsn =
lsissT ufiiith FIRES sisuesasiiis 10 Dr. ,.
a. Ilayuss, q this siiy, Il tells iis ssH
sisTy, sIl gill sPay IsFUssl Head d.
Il j. 10 asa 70 tell The people hers that
Unisa nsn ars safs lLsTs, sllhsT Ia life %
yHopsny. Iksy ssuli LIKE 10 bsiisss Il,
la lhs lssiinsny Il Tee egerstslaihg 70
ihe eostrsEy. GsFsTneT fsass, Gsn, key-
acids, The CohysAiioA aHi The great ARA!
u ssallasas letter writer's, NhA because
her have failed 10 aehisse either Poiiil-
cal % social standing in the seaih Which
ihsy are uasaaal 70 IN ahy esaaiTy, eSessis
themselves b iTAiueing The PeoI.e shen
tLsiE ToaHdLssd saHelimenleasnsss fslls
70 deceive, All lhls cay ia tee Hash 10
be sssIe0ns BY ahy asssTiisa % The iTaih,
Ne Of The soaih gill have 10 live dswH
these ISLANDERS, (which I an glad 10 see Is
being d0Asl and she's the world BY cur
soniucl aud us results. The sinps nisus
character q the sysism Of fAlsshSei which
has bssa brought 10 bear uPoA us 10 the
yindieiiVs effort 10 Fuia snd suPPlahi Us
STAGE the var, uEisr sPseioas pre'shsss u
peace,
Tie material prosperity which is nos
being 80 rapidly Te-ssiablishsi in TEXAS,
sufficiently answers most Of the ISLANDERS
against her people, The prOlaelion Of
So, OO0, 900 worth % cotton, beef and wool
ia the single year lSds. as oiheially ssli-
mated, all surplus for which money must
come into the State 10 10 distributed
amongst population Of sOO,0OO, $50 for
each man, woman aud child, black aud
white 10 such an accession Of substantial
wealth as no other State In the uhlon, II In
the world, eau equal. This result would
have been clearly impossible u the state 81
Affairs had been half as bad as represented
by the afoTenAmel witnesses, yiE' All
Union men In daily aud hourly danger Of
their liVesi a great portion Of the state
under the absolute control Of secret organ
nations Of bloOd.thiTsly, unPrineiPled ruf.
lans. Tho ireedmen constantly hunted
down aud wanlonly murdered by armed
mobs. Murder, robbery, rapine, all sPe.
eies Of crime holding singh carnival all
over the State, society utterly demoraliIed.
tho civil tribunals both unable aud unwill.
ing TO give the least protection.
IL 10 too much for even Radical crednli-
ty and Is already having Its effect on the
Northern masses. They cay very truly
that no real prosperity can DO achieved
without the protection Of law, which shall
be sustained by the correct moral tone OF
our intelligent and virtuous society. The
prosperity IL an established tact. Then IL
is clear the "high carnival 10 . fiction.
Such fact are worth more than all the hc.
lions that all the military Governors, all
the Brevet Major. Generals, all the party
Conventions and all the letier-writing
hypocrites, outside OF all the penitentiariss
in Christendom can promulgate.
Let our people continue in their course
Of well-doing, sustain law and order, raise
cotton, cattle, wool, found schools and col
leges, &c. Sc, and they may defy all the
foul tends that politicians North or South
can coDjuic up. Their reward is neither
distant nor uncertain. But actions speak
louder than words. There has been too
much talk. A tree is known by its fruits,
and the South will be judged by the re-
suits achieved, which believe will be the
most magnificent yet recorded in the an
nails Of history.
The more Texan sees Of other regions
Of earth, the more firmly the convistion
fastens itself upon him, that Texas, il not
the garden of Eden vastly expanded, is at
least the land of all others, where the curse
decreed upon the loss of that garden, has
the least of bitterness, and where the PEN
atty is exacted with least of rigor. But
will stop lest become enthused.
Yours truly,
W