Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-08


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thousands such, aud Texas would Indeed
soon become the Young Giant Of the
Vest Victoria AdVosale.
CnISAsES roR TExAs.--A 81. Louis dls,
patch Of the 18th uli., brings the inislli-
seuee that nearly i've huEdrei Cinnamon
we're TO arriSs al that city on the day Inen-
toned, deallhtd for Texas, Thsy are 10
work upon railroads, The deniTens OF
Calvert may look cut for a delegation Of
eastern pig tails among them at 81 early
dsy.--[CalIsIt Enterprise.
We exlrse, the following from the San
Antonio Herald;
liANiLroS AND Observation-Disclosures,
| In his late speech nj Waco, said that hs
had Travelled ever 1900 miles during the
present canvass, and that within the past
I month he hal passed over 1000 emigrant
wagons gu the road hunting their homes
/ In our State. lie said IL mas more pleas
| ing to him To talk about improving the
state and her bright prospects In the fu-
ture than to dwell mon proseriptiye laws.
I lie preferred TO talk about the thousands
1 that were coming among US for homes, who
/ had been driven from Tennessee, Georgia,
! Missouri aud Mississippi. by the very rad
I ical prescription measures now being
urged by the leadcrJ Of the Davis faction
uroa our State also, lie preferred 10 open
our State and our hearts 10 the thousands
now coming into the State, tleeing from
| the radical oppression, than TO recommend
proscriplive laws and postpone rceOnstruc.
| ton.
EuiaaATIoS WRsrwARp.--Wc cory The
| following extract from private letter OF
an old resident OF Marshall county, Mis-
sssiipp:
"l have been resident Of North Mt
Pleasant, Marshall county, Mississippi, for
thiry.one years, snd have never seen
such nm emigration westward. For the
last three months, there have been one con-
tinuous stream OF wagons, all bound TO the
| far wesi--Texas. Frequently one hun
dred en- igrants pnss through our village
in one day. 1t is said that light comes
from the Fast; and may add, FROM tie
East emigration eomes.'-[lIelSna Clarion
= A RUSH TO TExAs.-A letter from Berlin
states that lively emigration has started
| In some districts of Silesis, Inhabited by y
! S,ulyonic race called Wepdrans, who are
shaping their course to Texas in the full
hope of lettering their condition. Sc
great il the rush that it has quite assumed
the character of n msnia, and some Ier-
sons, accused Of iustigating the exodus,
have been arrested by the authorities and
will, it is said, be punished in some way.
BOUND FOR TExAs.-Wo have not seen
for many years such tide Of emigrans
from the States beyond the Mississippi, on
their way to Texas as has swept through
our town within the past thirty days. We
notice, as might be expected, an absence OF
| the uihCk eItuIeUt, 70 neVc becu uul JUG
of the element and he WAS q black boy,
promoted to the high position of conductor
Of train or cur-dogs.--[Caddo Gazette
The following is taken from the Pine
Bluff Ark.) Press Perhaps over one hun,
dred thousand Immigrants have come ia
Texas This year, and if they should be
satisfied, as Il ey probably will be, We may
reasonably calculate over twice that num-
Der. coming next year.
Mr.. George W. Baird, Of this place
has, for the past four months, kept an &C
count Of al vehicles that have passed his
store, on Jefferson street, which is the
main thoroughfare lea ling out of tewn, OF
the Mckinney road and gives us the fol
lowing figures IS the result. This does moi
include wagons hauling goods or produce
of the country:
SEPTEMBER.