Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-03


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4fshsl' STATES are ,hll'sTaiipg he .ssily
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ENEMIES 10 nnfsF-s'il.hais sHl lssTy, The
SoTli Is SssiaLmg 10 see Texas more
sieaIf., az, sVsa The AouhsFnsFs aud
'.nre- saemsnel down Eas,ers' are Asl
b. smiug disSb1ssl 81 their natal dslusien
hat people Fsalel wiih the institution q
slavery and wilh al the pride that is bora
u epusnes aud ease could never engage
Ia aud adapt themselves 10 common aud
skilled labor and achieve Earnest, iHlslll'
gent lsber's legitimate results. The vast
Improvements in Texas, made wishln the
few years which have elapsed since the
close Of tie civil war and which the nesI
careless observer cannot fail 10 see, have
been Eais almOs, exclusively by men aud
women Nho before the war we're large aud
wealthy Shareholders, living in all Ihs
splendOr anl hsedom from toll for which
the more fortunate Of the Southern people
were proysrblal, and for which they were
50 long cordially hated by that large elas'
Of Northern bred people who are servants
10 the rich aud Arlsloerals Of their owl
section. Yes, the very men and wOmsr
whose former wealth aud independence 80
cured for them the everlasting envy AM
hate Of tho low aud niggardly rabble O
the North and East, are proving that the,
are worthy OF their dlgnity aud pride, ant
are showing the world that they are cara
lie Of regainlng their lost estates by thu
labor Of their own hands, independent o
all unwilling aids aud despite all tie pom
lcrvus obstacles thrown In their way by
General Government whose administrator
aud Law. giyers seem aetua,ed by the splri
Of avariee and guided by the gospel o
hate.
liy adviccs from every quarter Of tn
State We fud that the people Of Texas ar
r thoroughly aroused to tho Importance o
! permanent material Improvements, an'
! are going bravely and rightly at work t
regain the former prosperity and inaneia
= power of the country; and the prospect o
early success is indeed most catering.
| What is true % Texas in this respect I
| also true of many of the other "rcbel
$ States. 10 greater Or less degrec for
3 everywhere, throughout the South, III
unsightly ruins which so long stood a
monuments of the wrath Of war are beini
torn down and their places filed by struc
lures Of beauty and comfort, and on man,
of the battlefelds, instead Of fascine, par
!. apet and Wondering skeleton, are gree
1 pastures and waving grain. Richmon
+. has concealed her scars. Atlanta has risei
from her bath Of gore and donned even NOR
beautiful habiliments than she wore i
/ former times, while Columbia no longc
J., sees The reflection Of ruined homes an
: charrcd and blackcned towers in the liqui
r mirror of the Congaree. If materio
g worth and natural strength will avail, tn
c South will soon be the powerful land sh
was Of yore.