Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-05

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aNara Ia a riui, iuporsnl people safsFsi'
/ shsuli Not lpsll - nueh GA these lac
disturbances here, fiissis ~ that sst-
~ Iule aaaiI in the south is msguit ?
especially by he Tadiesl rsrers, iHlo dis-
loysiIs aud rsbsllion. lfamunlsr eern',,
as one piu occasionally in the masi
! peaceful community il IL SCI down As eF'
idsnse IT haTlArish'sri We aIe s1is'As-
liIed a. sayaess, .iorr, the Nielim is "a
sari,bly deslaleih uuion man sud MA
tyr to bic so6,isf., ivery case " lynsa'
Ing l. a terrible 81 KluS, which Frqu'.es
,rt 'sreeial 'nrsf'sisnes % The radical cia-
grcss'aui q Nis1.on Ofan tie guaAn'S IS
Of the cons'nd,lsh for the protection az
liberty AMI life. Now, murders aud crimes
of all sorts of the mast DECEASED anl sllra'
elo,ls chs'kt-sr are more frequent at the
I North ana West than at the South, not
wilhslAanlng It's mlsgoveghmepi, forced
upon majority Of is people by the baye'
net, iynehlng, By persons 10 disguise, CO.
curs i.oI only In the far West, but In lndi'
ana Ghlo, and even Pharlsaio New Eng
Land. A few days since, a clTisllAh
! church In Boston was invaded by night,
broken into, aud lporlions " 'he Inside
work destroyed, and for no other reaseu,
given by the press, tNan lfs society NJ,
owning the ground uPan which the Church
was erected and hAYi.g been warned 10
remove or iarc !, down. Had this betn
done In Texas 20 nvgro church or a
Northern Methodist, shat b yell wonld
have gone m about disloynl Ku KhS and
rampant rebellion Here Is the gross tn
Justice q which We have The right 10 ecri.
plain. DER Smallest errors aud misaoings
are fniseepresented as awful; fieir most
arr6eions crimes aud Disorders al yeninl
and TO be passed over and forgotten or pal.
lated an, dismissed frSm he public mind
us matters df fiule act5ctt. ] want both
sections 10 be judged f.rly and as long
Ms Northern Newspapers and northern
people will continue 70 misrcprcscnt aud
abuse us, intend 70 bold them up TO the
world as they 'Srr, an'i 70, Gs they pretend
TO De, our sbperiors in virtue, morality and
law. ....
ITs WONDERFUL GRowru AND INpRovE-
MESTs.
The last census shows New York 10 have
nearly million of people within its lin
its pi oper besides the large number, who
do business here and live In ire e0nntfg oi
in The large oi,ies and towns adjoining
which are nearly ls suburbs. This seems
; like vast number, but it is only about
Q one fourth of the population of London
which is now nearly four millions That
New York will catch UP with her great ri
val in time, there can be no doubt. She
is now extending her magnificent streets
/ T,, Ia, Iyt, md mud arpppu tbn Ernai
Central Park-,here is room for millions
more. The modern tendency is to build
up citics--to get oGt,f the country aud
r its bright skies, aid green fields inlu the
{ crowded streets and noisome air. The
last Census Of Great Britain shows de:
crease In the country and great increase
in the cities. So of Some Of the New Eng
land States as shown by bur late Census
The improvement in New York fdr the
last few years are mary and stirling
Whatever truth there tThy be In the char
ges of corruption and stealing on the part
Of city officials, which are being constantly
made by outsiders, one thing is certain
under the rule of Tamany, much that is
useful and beautiful has been accomplish
ed. The streets have been made wider
and bctter-the Squares and Parks have
been Cleaned up and planted with new
tree3 slrubbefies Hhd tsoMeis, end 6rna-
mened in every way--the Battery, the
pride of the city in oldcn tine, which had
become dirty, filthy and disgusting 20 view,
is being renovated into thing of beau
ty while the Grand Central Park is al
ready n marvel Of wonders, in which days
may be spent in pleasant wandering and
yet tho whole not s'en and enjoyed rs it
laay BE by one Of leisure and taste. Be-
sides these impt04ehien,s, mostly Of an ,8f-
nameiital character; others are about be-
ing accomplished, which will be Of great
utility. Two main Viaduct Railways are
to be built from tie lower part Of the city
to Harlem and West Giles ter County, with
branches as they iifay be needed so that
the people may have easy, quick and cheap
conveyaneG to Ghd from as we'll MS inside
the city. When, too The city is ~ So FUR
nished With new, Substantial ShatveS Gtid
piers, instead OF the poor, frail wooden
ones, which now are a blot, if not n dis
grace, TO the great commercial emporium
Of the Western World. The Sachcins Of
Tamany and the Democratic Rulers Of the
city seem to- be fully alive 10 the impor-
lance OF keeping it up TO the highest
mark In both useful aud ornamental pro-
gross. Great is the New York of to-day
and siea lei sint VIII Dc rlc New York Of
the fuiutS.
TnE WEATHER AND THtbE.
The last week has been cool and the
mornings have felt quite winterish 10 ME.
So FAR. this season, there has not been
much hot weather in this city. People
here say that the climate is changing Of
late years. Formerly they had uniform
wiaier and summer, and the seasons were
fi,f-h.tlv marked: now thew. are very