Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-03

iffNi NfNt tNHh any nlNNf W. ndWl1 W.
Oar aliusioh IL 70 TIE iiou Jno. H. va.
gan, Who lsDol esaetIy rree.Drat9g NJ
WHO bes made ~ many spsre hos Of d|s,
~ and opi u esnson, ~ 10 cntiilu him, 10
llhnk, 10 lhs appellnucn We have bcs.o|l
~ o. him. Thtie can be nothing wrdg
Z particularly ~ nny gentleman iryingto
keep hts name w remembrance nmong Nv
fellow ciilk'ns Iii, Il, perhaps, q laudaar
ambition, which sionli not DO censurt,
tut "hcfhgs or no It may NOT be n Iinc
oyerdcAe and exhibit hn equiyocal tsstdis
the QUESTION, Jaisc Reagan IL one Of pc
iuw, left in our state,upou whom still rdis
tie ban Of The Federal Government, anJas
sneli Mas entitled 10 and received q, DIR
hands full honor and synJpaihy. when DO
| passage Of the late Amncsly Bill contiiu,.
ri hin among TIE prescribed 1t wal a
very smallllllpg On the pNitcf theradial
congress TO leave out any body, while
they were pretending TO a,t liberal part,
and Judge Reagan and JEFF. Davis ard The
fsg gallant clicers Of the old army, still
excluded, were no more guilty of any
wrong than The BALANCE, now enjoying,
after fashion, the rights Of frcemcn. We
felt indignant at the course OF Congress
and 50 expressed ourself at tae time. But
though prescribed, Judge Reignn hai not
been At All hoc,war,l in taking n copsriu''
nniis mart is' s--iiiis~, and, indeed, be con"
! nenced rs soon as the war Was oser AMI
while he was yet IA PRISON. From his
I dungeon. he sent forth his opinion thai
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ne hist o'utnerh man 10 auNAnce '"'s
! idea, II hGs been carried into effect, ana
| ,Ae judge speake Of this as one of The best
,b,n,s IL. ,,a.s,d W.. ~, ma, ,oot nn,n
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- ~ =" - ''s"' Az s0,''s' s''' ~
negroes was me worst tang thai eoniu
have been done both Tor tlack.sand white,
! I'm, being done. we woNl,l be The last man
49,, IL, -, ,,6,;rs
70 uh"o ~ - :. ''' 500
Il. 80 OF some oihtr matters. but 't''ge
Reagan las eyiacei y disposition to 90
! shcad orau his ola Southern rripnls in
y .,J Al.
N" go -. ~.
(, 'h''op' 'N 40 '"'' ~ "'s - -
an" nhtfiDs' he vas on'l''Si 10 o'p's'on
70 n'"kc sPseeh an" 70 iaeu'e''e ''S ~,
| GUITAR po''ois iic was 'he nfs' y ~
The passive movement ana 70 maze .
sPeee'' Tor pfseity AZ 'ne i'aus'o' 81 !
re vent CUT Oh ms way 10 ueiiNsr u ishg
greeley spccci 70 mo Convention al eoG'
s!eana on 'ek'ns Tue Nh@ir' ne wea' 70
Baltimore and made another speeoh os''fe
ne Aa'io'ai Dsmocfanc Convention =
'htn to drse!eJ farm aud col on aao'h :.
err ~" many more ne h'aue on ms way
North and nack, We canao' say, p't on hia
return 70 Galveston, he MAS no. exhausted,
and we and his Inst in tho GAiyeston
News Of iAs 2c'h MI, II IS this sPesch
wiich Eas particularly attracted our at-
ieniioh and is tie primary cause of this
arIic'e. There.s inuch in i, which we np-
prove, but, as in all his speeches since tie
war, there is something also to condemn,
Its tone is toe humble and begging, and it
comedies too much to Northern sentiment
why we ieavs orr readers TO decide
Coming from Jrdge Reagan, 1t is out Of
plaae az mush g, NJ his Fort Ware n let.
W, a;ra ~ ,,,,c,,;,r avr,..t "a
o.
prove maj We are 'onS 10 injustice u
waai we sag'