The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-22

Through The courtesy of Mu. Jo1Th IL
Smith "a Ola ICfidrut 90 fulh. OmH| aNa a
d.ugltlr ~ ihe Distinguished ".i. n"
have BEEN permitted O. clpI ltf Pupl1~'
tlon ihe i1.oWus ia &c nom ll4h' Afiu'-
bald l,ll. tneu utmbtf 90 e'thl,.i iuIA
ArkAutAs aud niterN Nii HlAtfu1I OFT tao
state. 10 Con. Wm. Moore, i0g mary ytn-
awtll known aud highly calellitd resident
OF this city. rla ltt .gr - dated 40 W,4-
ham, lhn writer's home, near fayttioNllf,
Ark, who're H. was malrd,gud YES private
one. written duuug ihe uouoioua times
OF bank crashes and mercantile TAN
ures which succeeded tho i'nurnga'
tion OF M. Van Buren as president NJ
March, 1851. Bat Ia ~ und through 70 thcEl
brea.hs the spirit o. gtats1m ~
trus TO his convictions and 70 hi'
o6n a.alEart manhood, q! mai
"brave enough - nglt his way hA'
n man and giak the consequence"
Ills really pleasant 20 the cold iogy
editor OF the Guardian (lld ia years DE mAJ
be ailll aud NJ ways Young 20 hcliD 60 p'
able - recall (ss the reading o. tEii ll-lei
helps him % d0) the days when states
man" and politician" wero conNetsloi'
termG-Wbon personal honesty wns ncv,l
dlfFradCd by association Win pllhf. us
hones,y ana patriotism, mot pnEtncgsolp mo-
demagogy, served - proof oil mans "v
WsxiiAM's. June :, lsg7.--Dnf Cir
Your iiiendly letter OF the las. Cf April WA
received a few days tinee, nnc Gocofi'ns q
your suggestion l have written 10 Cel QUE
fuit1n 10 rand me the mqLcy By William
Qilchnst Eco who will Io.urn - Atkau
sasin September. have requested Fulton
10 send 1t Ia the best finds no can Gcl. GA
am az present wholly unable - difec
which kind OF funds, TOR by that time all th'
banks may have lailel, as they wi dosoon
or latar IN yshirh | say 90 MENU
What Is TO be the hnsl result OF oil th'
failures OF both banks and merchants, "a
ut u loss ID conjecture. One thing IS Ger
taia, the currency Will purge iisoli en'
become sound in a short time, but many
Of cur citizens Will suffer, but that 10 az
incident inevitable with tuch batch 0
banks as have been fitted up for spsc.a
purpose.
General Jackson's currency is tho only
safe one TO the cOul try, aud viii have 20 b'
resorted TO or we shall DO szddled win
national bank, and its creation Is prosirat
ed American liberty. and the "sceptrB VIII
depart from Judea I'D aTuler under Aei
feet" | greatly fear our party cannot be
long hept togethcr--we have 10 Jaoksons
lett 10 set public opinion. ] had deter
mined before ! left Washington not 10 be-
come again candidate Tor cOrett,1, but
M friends are sole tous that j she'll not
nc this time decline ana have eNiroCt "a from
me an agreement TO be again q candidate,
on conditions that they cannot unite upon
some one OF our party. IL they can, shall
decline. IT, no yever, | should be bGt)l Q
the people there is no telling what "a 10 DO
the result. those hard times. All tbs fail
ares and mishaps will 80 charged 70 our
party and the treasury circular. But /
naYe 30 igars Of my Euccesa, LotWithsland !,
ing. / shgil not return 10 congress II
elected, 90 much OF u partisan a. / entered
il. view General Jackson o,s . very al,
fcEend sort of mao to Mr.. Van Buren, and
have none OF that Fiction Tor tho man !
had for the CID chief that would make me
20 with him right or wr0ng-ha must ioi'
low IN tho footsteps oil his predecessor II he
go's my support.
Colonel Kincannon hos my prayers for
his success, a0d IL | could render him any
service would. Shields Is clever iel ow
enough. but be is Flshey, not White enough
to take open ground and fight his way Ike
n man and risk the consequences. man
In not fit to te called politician that Will
no. die upon tho cross for his men and
principles.
Acceot for yourself my bes. respects.
A. YELL.
To Colonel william Moore:
Since the above was put ia type we have
been shown BY Mr.. A. Y. Smith, his grand
son, = copy of the inscrip ton upon monu-
ment erected to the memory oil Governor
Yell, at Fayetteville, Arkansas. IL Is as
follows: o-
Born In North Carolina, August, 1871
A volunteer in the battle OF New Orleans
Distric, Judge of Arkansas territory In lsJs
First member of congress from the etate
-Governor, lsiO-Again elected to cor
press, lsi4-Resigned and accepted colo
neicy of Arkansas for Mexican war, lSi6-
Killed at Buena Vista February q loif-
A gallant soldier, al uprigh. judge, fear
Less cham pion OF popular rlgntp, sincere
friend. an honest man.-[Tullahoma Guar
dian.