Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-09
VOL. XVII. NO. is.."wHOLE SrrBER. SEQ.

NstA 20 N"N AfNl ~ N-'.ttNr
fr- ~, IN uue ~ vac uisllisn, insuT-
IsSueH, inrssioni Etsisiaugs u4 eiHii poe
cess breach ofihs peace, ~ inuiurui isr'
ser itsrslf ite UuVtru0F shHil hare fui.
poser 10 order ialo soiiye ser,iss iLs Eill-
iary leTee ~ ihis Stale,
sEC. 81, "a shall b. las igiy 0f ihs Gar-
egnaF aul be il hrnly su'LsTisal, uhrn-
ever in bis upiRiou, ,lc enforcement Of ias
Law Of Ibis Stale is otsirusiel rNhia aly
epuniy og enunlirs. hy eambiuat 'aas VI las
les men too slrsHg ipT lhe caniTal of ths
civil sail1riiigs, 40 declare sIch e3uaiy 90
counties Unlsr naT,ial aW, agl 90 susP0li
the lOgs ihew'n "unl.l the Legislature
shall convene aud take such aelish - il
may deem necess.Ty,
la this event ihe UogeTnog, ~ his prOe-
iamalion, shall desiggals the eauuly ~
counties uherein The laws are 20 bs 80 sas-
peHle,l, aud Tie iOveyRor shall eill ont
such part 0T the State Gaayl, or Rssstrs
Militia, or State Police, Is may ia bis 0liI-
lon be Hseessary 10 lhe suppression OF dis
order.
Ihe eXleRse n maintaining Tie Sisis
Guaul o. Reserve Militia, called inio as-
tive service under this sccii0n may, la
whole or IN part, Ia the discretion Of ihs
Governor, be assessed upon the people of
the eouRiy cr counties where iNe laws a.
suspended, iug the assessment aud collection
Of such part Of this expense NJ nay be ro-
quired 10 be paid by the county or counties
where the laws are suspended. Tho Hr'er-
nor may provide aud he may slsa prescribe
the necessary regulations therefore, aud
may designate the oiiecys who shall make
such assessment ami collection thereof.
src. ~. Whenever The Laws may b. Ans-
pended, MS provided Tor IN last preceding
section, Il shall be the duty ofihe Goyern0:
to provide ior the Irial and punishment of
offenders and The Governor shall make all
details OF officers for this Purpose, apl
prescribe all necessary regulations for tho
formation and government OF courts mar
iial and military commissions for this pur-
pcs5.
src. %. All officers, non eomt.hsicpcl
officers, musicians aud prlyaics, whenever
called into service shall receive the samo
compensation MS commissioned oflicsis and
~ listed men OF the regular army Of the
uriled States, together with nil necessary
ra,iOns aud forage, nul for the horses Of
any mounted men, one half dollar per day.
SIC. 20. All acts and parts Of acts in
conflict wi;x this are hereby repealed.
SgC. 30. This act To effect from sri bc
enforced from date Of passage.
TIE Town OF BABEL-A wr;tcr
describes the present appearance of
the place where languages got mix
ed: After a ride OF nine miles, We
were at the foot Of the Biers MINI
rood. Our horses feet were tramp
ling upon tho remains of bricks,
which showed here and ther through
the accumulated dust and rubbish
Of ages. Before our eyes uproso .
great mound Of earth, barren and
bare. This was Bier Nimrood, tiio
ruins of tho Tower of Babel, by
which the first builders Of the earth
had vainly hoped 10 scale high hcav-
en-. Here, also, it Was that Nebu-
chadnczzar built, for bricks bearing
his name have been found in the
ruins. At the top Of the mound n
great mass Of brick work pierccs
the accumulated soil. With your
tingor you touch the very bricks
large, square shaped and massive
that wcro thoroughly burned, the
very mortar, the Himc, now hard
rs granite, handled moro than four
thousand years ago BY cartlt's i'm
pious people. From The summit Of
her mound ftr away oyer the plain,
we see gIistening brilliant as Il star,
the gildcd dome Of n mos que, that
caught and reflected the bright rays
of the morning sun. This glitter
ing spcck was the tomb Of the holy
Ali. TO pray before this at some
period Of his life, to kiss the sacred
dust Of the earth around there at
some time or other, to bend his
body and count his beads-.is the
daily desire Of every devout Mo-
hammcdan.'
The State Of Texas is cursed
with a so,caIled United States Sen
ator, Hamilton by name, who loses
no opportunity 20 insult and villify
the constituency he assumes to rep
resent. In his FIRST speech he de-
clared the Texans as bloodthirsty q
set of cut-throats as ever disgraccd
Gods footstool and in the debate
of Saturday last, upon The Northern
reconstruction bill, proclaimed that,
"instcad Gf granting amGoatt TO
the rebels, he would take them By
the throat and knock them on the
head" 1t will be remembered that
it was the ratification, so-called, of
Texas which put The finishing touch
to the Fiftcenth amendment, so
that within an hour of the passage
Of the act admitting that State, the
lying proclamation Of adoption was
pnt forth !; and it seems hard that,
when tho Lone S,ar State did Rad
icalism that service, her only re
ward should be The constant abuse
poured out upon her by this base
crcature-abuso that cannot but
deter immigration and capital from,
her borders, bring down martha!
law upon her people, and thus rol
her Of the price Of the shame don,
in her name.-[New York Herald.
We are authorized by DIR. Moore
City Physician, TO state that thcrc
is not single case Of smallpox, Is
The city or in the pest-hOuse. Tic
few cases that were on hand are well
and only kept in quarantine Ia
make all chances of communicating
the disease an impossibility. Thf
doctor requests us 10 say that h,
has a pure article Of matter and will
vaccinate all paupers free OF cliarg"
who will come 60 his Office. abov,
Mcssrs. Hyams & Kenncdy's drug
store.
As simple act ofiustice, we hope
our Texas exchanges who have
spoken Of The disease being IL
Shreveport, will notice the above.