Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-07-08
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aTuis' A hTss rerioa u b sasiu's'
houses ssrs euTAsi dosn "a ts.sy hbs
4 iwslliass Ia is ssbsTbs Stis 'alnionly
destroyed. Sons - De busiHsss places
have been Tshuili, bu, 'askslH, ~ this nus,
has les trade ihsn hsf.-s rsr s-. sa,i
ether Isshs in the soaIL have SF3s',, bat
'his, with is Capitol, reRiisRtIATy, aud
Asylums Or Luhssics Ahi the h'f-i
besides icing the junction Of Iwe iurlr-
fast hailr1sis, TemSin. stationary IL il is
not rslTgs'aiing, 4 good deal Of mohsy
las been laid out on the Capital AMI G0V,
sEnoFs Mansion, in the way II repairs, and
they nov really present very handsome
appearance, GoV, AleoFh, "a oil aeluaih-
lance u mine, With whom have had an
Interview, complains that he has been be-
iweeR lSo fires, the democrats, on the one
hahd aud tie extreme radicals on the other,
4 southern man, long q resident Of Missis,
sipPi, Vo'eT for sseessioa and for while
Confederate General, he took advantage
e. the situation, under the second recon.
struetIou. 10 attain thu ohisst, af nj. .mhi.
ton the GO'srnOrshiP and ssn,torshiP "
Mississippi, but at hear, he ha. DO love
far the Ihievisg earPel.baggsrs and has
iD,u,r,l ,Ls b,.,lIItv a, .ams ~ ,h.,, n,
nre.s,,in, ,hs ,,,omnI,.hman, a, o.vo,,,.
schemes 0f plumber. lie vetoed the infa.
mou, printi,r MN simil,r IN IN, an.
Alopiei in Texas. and Ia. shown far more
neiet.iio, s.a asse,oy a. hi. anpoint.
ment, and general oonl,,s< ,k,r oar win.
listiys un,senulou, .ntx,,et In Ts..,
7 .till tbs noor ,sepI, ,f Nb,,Issinni .-,, snf.
/ feriny .en,el. nader The radical r,,,. a,
else where. and the taxes and impo.itious
are enormous and hard 10 bear. nat.
temnt WINS made ia nrsvont nm el.stIon NJ
! n new LEGISLATURE. as IN Texas. hat A fail.
cd, and an election has been ordered IN
November next. The democrats And con.
seryatiyes have bores ef securing tho ne,t
legislature, and a,,est;np The ourreu, If
vorup;ion and rrese. Iieave,4 Grant they
nav be srccesstsl, out thew will have n
hard work 10 acce,nplish from tho large
;.flnx of negroes from Virrinin and The
Carolinas; md the bnrmonious and u,i,ed
action of all good men will be necessary
The people will hive no chance Mt the MEM
her. Of Congress. IA having been held that
the members elected for n fraction of the
/ las, Congress, were elected also for this
strange construction. ,ruIv. but given
| by the radicals TO sccuro.a continuation NJ
their power, the present members being all
radicals, have engaircd OF several gen.
tleh'en where senator Amcs lives when at
home, but no one, not even the Governor,
can tell The opinion seems general that
he will never return to Mississippi. This
is some comfort.
cRor rRosrNr.
This is decidedly bad, at present, owing
TO the excessive rains. From oil parts of
the State the cry is that the cotton will not
reach more than half crop. So far as !
have seen, on my way from New Orleans
here, the corn looks sickly and miserable.
Many people are talking of Texas, and you |
may look ont for n large Immigration next
| fall and winter. | have 10 answer numc- |
rous questions abeut our favored section,
and invariably give encouragement 10
come. We have room enough for millious
with soil rich enough to support them II
they will work, aud withcn, work people
cannot prosper any where,
GREELEY on MISSISSIPPI.
Uoraco Groo,or q, his -o,urn from ,ho
JIouston Fair s,onpsd ber. and mazda #,
speech at the caDitol to n respectnb,e and
attentive audience. lilo was welt treated
everywhere in this State, and saw nothing
but the cropc that had a bad .rpe.rapce,
vet when no reached home, ,hcupb ouito
complimentarv to Texas no tndnlerd in nm
unceuerous and uu,,,, finc A. affairs here
This NAV be explaiued in mart Before be
came sou,h, the Tribuno had becn inning
in the KIN Klux crv, raised nv the radicals
tn keen nm their ;nauonce a, ,bo Nor,h
and ;r.,irr;no Tho =, a.
cress +, would never A., for him "a heor
testimony to tho uniscrso, ,r,6ou;,i,v Of
the sou,h far ,h,s wo,,J b,vo hoo, tho
scvcrcst oensurc NJ h;s nor,y ,ber.for.
steering a middle co,,rse bo was favorable
70 Tex,, who's, nso,,s h,d ;nv;,.d him
omonc ,h,,. and n,;d h;.o,,ons.. uh;I.
., ,ho On ,,,o Tina ho ,r,,ouno,, H., 49,
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msiss'ppa"' '1 T,,u anu iu'i VI arSln
'fs"s pa''s ir'enus' '0f honest horace Is
d oana'ua'e 'or inc rnuicai hoinlhanen
against orant' as everybody, win eyes
open, can perceive. Again, when the Tri-
oune was urgipg the passage OF tho hu
hiux bill and publishing the lying state'
ments OF the expelled Mayor Of Meridian,
uov' Aicorn telegraphed to washington
mat there was no necessity for further
Congressional legislation, that he could
enforce the law and keep order in Missis-
sippi without any cAtrhheous add This