The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-06

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ThtaailgAsrala
ID. McCALEI, Editor


outside world IN particular ana WIN
our own people In general, ana II we
should err In anything we may say
we hope our friends will correctiS' 'or
truth likcvirtuc, brings lts own rewards
and always In due season firs', we
would like to dlssipalc that leaf'h''y
erroneous impression which has selaeo
upon thcgood people ofthco understands
TINT Texas Is u sort Of entrance gaze 10
Bclzcbub's kingdom, and that the man
who can weather through the murders,
larcenics, robberics and alsons when
20 TO make up the current transactions
of this country andits people, can enter
upon u crusade through hell without
fear OF getting single blister on his
feet; provided, always, that such u pill
grlmage be commenced In the natural
way, and by that wcmcan, from anat-
ural and not an artificial cause. We
have known Texas and her slauncli
citizens long enough TO say IN all can
dor, that her soil " the richest, her
resources the most varied, her induce
ments for immigration the greatest OF
any landupon which tlesnn In hlsdlur-
nal course looks down upon and as for
the people who have been bold enough
to overcome the prejudiccs which pre-
vail against them and their State in
almost every community beyond
the borders, that they IRE hon
est, chivalrolls and under all clrcum-
stances as true MS steel toall the higher
principles of integrity and virhttttt p'fad-
Observation-Disclosures enlightened inhabit-
ants Of The world. They are God-fear-
ing, law-abldmg people, hospItablcand
kind, and ever ready toad the needy
or succor the helpless. The crowning
glory Of the old idea Of American lib
ety has settled upon the efforts of this
people, for while they do not brook
insult and injuries with!that pacific res
ignation which has entailed upon our
sister States q million Of political ills
which are heavier than human torbear-
ance can endure, they ares still civilized,
and always respectful of every consti-
tutional and individual right which
pertains to every man who may come
among them. We do not hesitate to
say to honest men who may come into
our borders, that protection to their
lives, their liberty andthoir property
is more universally and perfectly guar
antccd In Texas than in any other State
South Of Masons and Dlxon's line.
The thief assassin, loafer dead beat
and incendiarlcs, who have met sum.
mary greetings at the hands of her
people In earlier times, have simply
received here the deserts they should
have gotten In the places from which
the have escaped. But the honest,
industrious and true men who once
comes among this people, begins at
once to thrive and prosper and to be
respected for his merits rhisis Tho
sort Of immigration we want, and the
sort we are daily inviting to come
among us and live. Up to the present
writing, We need no playcd-out preach
ers who cannot afford to labor in our
vineyards for the love of God, andwho
come among us to catch an Inspiration
of the iniquitics that prevail in Texos
In order that they may return to their
old stamping grounds fullyarmed with
false ideas which they proclaim as pos.
pei truths, and in which they vainly
beyond tho M ns ."' ii'u,a lies just
denom,,oto ~ ~ uc' when they
foruo,,,n0 i, ,,,,,'. '''e' own, never
uate TINT Taxan s, ao ',e'aphors 70 insin-
class not vet earr,aa l'O O ''ia. hopeless
Ind inst suoh ,aaa ", oser we have
followers os Tho !. NAV, M"o profess to be
ior.u to como on,an 's@ =, a''' 'owly Saw
watched the,r aasaas' ~" ~ a''u we have
left rs, and - a. = a,.' a'ef 'ney have
l. conoarn a ~ ,' ~. ~ clerical mendaciy
Wa na,., A,ow whereof we speak,
,,ha..', ~. ~ "ecu ior fancy fellows,
'.n" v's uuuva',on consists entirely in
90 . w.. ., "ow 20 weari'ncclothcs how
W., ~ p' - . a mar IN the middle and
',' y% ,' ~ no'''sn WIN eclat a dainty
.'o'' cam. No "woman-killer
Nv, apply Ihieyes are not in.
Wv, Wv" 70 conie'o Texas, outhoncst men,