San Antonio Herald. (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 24, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 2, 1855 Page: 2 of 4
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ft God.
oatydeay t
trtxf
acknowledges
Báiírepreseataiion and fal*e
only *r capons ft bad cause aw era
That
the sacceseof
bfftpi-r
desires
8A* AXTOSRO,
large portion of
United for
KLULED—W
of tfceanti-A
S&&W fri
Kovtb.
poet of the plain*.
her
number of
We «re pie
vorabl c
j; We netisiied that her
Lkin^*
re , without the
influential friends to
e are gra
Mrs. Mary f*
pleasure of laying
tribution
We have pa'
effusioas,
¿their beauty
a no vain
fancy
•to learn that
press,and
ception by
poems will
aid of public
puff them intpn
\
Public
that there ace a
attendance a
which shows
their hands
gradually
will result
tion. The]
there taugi
tk>a.
tnrnw fn'ntt msdn
Convention is
the party and Its'
rent to every awe
either. As yet the
organization, and nop
j&ipmiW&waity „ , PPÜ
for Without these, suece* iwould be of
'~rea^dl«tto?U..K«. ! MjuNv
What makes a Btaie Convention
necessary, is the isct thai the
objects of iho Araerica*partj aré Hot gen-
erally and rightly
fact thai the "
explicit as
been subjected to dif
to guard against this;
sarv that the
more
, owing totiie
*S
nently has
Interpretations,
it is neces-
ertylsieepiy
there iaKaattfii Li^
dents and denounce
their count WD, who
purpose of
that sllsboaJd . HHH
welfare'of man and the perpetuity of the
ijy Kepublieafii Government extant. They
cannot possibly be mistaken s to the nece*-*
sit y of an exclusively American or^aniza-
oür ¡Government. whole
of American born.
and intact, In
Facts and figures do
foreign born vote Is
lusively. that tl;e
whig moni rapid-
ly than the native vote.' It is eqaallV nolb-
ise in the vote of adopted ci
to táfj ne%Natioual
to learn
several Sities prev
Schools of our city,;Convention, which arijÉ fuiruish that body
three teachers will havejcOrrect data upon whMb to ba«c its action,
number of scholars we j Then the principle* of the party can be more
g. ami we trtst tho school ícíearly and explicitly defined. and the action
h good to the rising genera- [of fbc party In the different State* rendered
to all: and nothing is ¡uniform. I l l
exj>tft- the rudiments of ednea- j Besides these reasons for a {State Conven
tion, there is the necessity for appointing'
rtouf, that unleai this increase is checked;
the day is not nlffethne dfek^nt. when the
¿ willconlrol our na-
tional elections. When that occurs, Ameri-
cans cease to rute Ab ¿ricíVi Demagogues
affect toVonaldeirtbc natnr^zed ctaens as ^rn ltU ^ ^ iu theday to
good America w >•.«" If-Witafc a taut U an organization. The
Grape Ci
of this eiijyj
season in tbf
already taken;
re learn that Mr.
rtatf success
of the grape,
another is
tj*e
be
bof ," and
trust |Bnt
nature of thing*
simple eotnpli s^oce
laws, after a residence
fAtfti
^dllTer ! delegates to the uest National Convention j eo««fr.v. wiH f 1
5 S3k«* *-<* miw«...
to the
KSr*
*¡-£422
years in fbet
land.
j^jj^ifor the purpose
I for President of
a candidate !'nf fdjfiefent tongue with dlflrrcut c'^j^n North and South, then no party possi
MrU.ror rresrucus« «««j i ww vr&k : 1' will'bmis and habits^ and g^hfaftbe san ? ^-My ^ jn the North. the American party
— r - H IÁ ft ^Ids off till** necessaiylo^ie¿t Ekcfor^arr^jpectfo* oar laaU and ^trtt^ons and tlot be consented ou the Hriladelphin
Vlce Frcidc.i^lor jtbe State. A«M ^ a,<me!«rn ;riatiWra. Admitting this fact, does it prove
C, . ^ ^ -rl^rtihU at^Soo tfl^hcse duties have to beiperfonned. at.d th¿i UP°n the mHl* 0tfr 01Weo^le are "f lthat the par y is not a safe and reliable one
S-ha-Mev^ considerable f ** 1 «bis from their cmllelo manhood. They ^ |he ^ K Wllíll ^ ever sprungr
grape, in thts^nd^^atiTe. ^ { o ^ ___ —^n^<r Untare reared to consider 4henwelves part and cxi^IKe ¡n w ^oTi% tlm^ that wielded
influence that tlte American party has?
party ever before presented
the triumf^ of Amerteap ] |ne:ple^ Here we WCI* *^ai u«e«gner*. a gw-ra aa¿ ¿K^tsuree, that could rally to its standard
gallantly ¡ja t^0 ^ onrparty eompr'sf^u very la^gt i a^but little paias to affilinte witíl 4jwr yo-) tl^nn^t antagonistic political vfewe!
KÉWP
papen of the
at ihe political
hare been st-
ecetve themselves and the
South into tbé ffclief, that the fo-calted
ocrat lis party [of theNorth wfs reliable
slavery c^iesi Ion. But recent elections
bought to li ght the startling fact, that the
•fusion" in tpe North has ^draan tlie demo-
crat from his nationality," and ^waH^wed
up the whig", almost m toto." These con-
clusions, whiÜi have been forced ujion these
Southern at ti - American journalist?, has
earned them to cast about for some means
or escupe ff< m the position into which thtir
zeul for the 5 polls led them. And in their
trihulution t icy talk about the necesáty of a
rty Is the oidy saccesbful effort
ize a party independent of *be
It has taken more dvclsivr
Slavery question, than any
¡party has ev ?r bftd the nerv
1120; If this f5arty canmvt save HÍ
aroirn i its standard the con servutive
- to do be tore,
fnion, by ral
than discrd
presenting j so^e <f ^ ,he*wÓÍ|-ll¿j|Í , 4,.,. ... .. . :l,„.
v.:if rs ef this Icjty with pistols of an «Atnpt-irt|Bé t|,e preservation of the lf|iion áél relations, and learn ^oiir- w^ys aa^ menls strouj
firmed to t'n
puUFe v,i;i h
citixeuSi who pie. either in tlw social, bnsií*-^ °^ W¡tÍCs^ |\Vhat party| ever before pfes^nted induce
■ ~ ~ iifi rT.*^.twj
>j charaeter. jilá a general thing editors¡perpetuity of otir instiluVoDi high above the asf^ociation. Thw senentlly i $tve and ardent politicians to lay down, for
srí peaceable, and some of them harmless: mceess of party, llat there afe enough etanmunities. a ltd not only retain tir habits ^ tit^ Heiiig, all past party pt«'jad'ces and
úit we fear f.j>r tl¿e future if they are 't^^l'iífttvé demagogues, aad tho?é who -are áW jcustom- of tboir native land, but teach' T&mtiI Thti Ain< r'ean party
?eth. Xeither they nor thea^jkoMoNi*, united withj,fet'ir eb^drea the -, ás :weH as their Ian- the oi;ly ohe, that has t*v«.r achieved such
|ÍÍ« : í the adopted citizens, to outnumber u*, and And titus it is. that ¡a ourouncoun- ^(-?na| n#l,¡^ ¡a so short a period. There
Jl • ,jcontrol m««¿of thecalekttlon..' la factj< T #« bora añd raised th<we wh^jareas
this unholv arid unnatural alliaaee contrrled !í,Utr^ bin ign in tlie.r language, feeling- ,
the late State electiou< , jjiul unless thc!^^^ and habits as tbongh Hrn in a
native vote of the East ik more concentrated foreign land. This befog the case, dfx^ it
faudit at LM^W« learn front- the Austin
T>>¡f, that Ham Iones, one of his sons and
several o* their i gang, have bCeij aréosted
and comniitiedj lh the jail of that place, oa a
charge of appropriating other people's hor-
ses to tjfciir u^ej. without leave, it is said
that the ono fimt arrested turned State's evi-
dence, andí hÉmiw^ig tha^old Sant and hi?
party woujd fc4>iae to his rerue. the Sheriff
* as. ready
arrive,
evidence,
that they
they have
trade for ser
provided wit
when requi
ihem as «¡©on as thev should
who was admitted to hall as
out the others, jlle ttated
t twenty-five strong that
on the illegal horse
and tjbat thc^ are
a be nsed
tending agaist great odd
portioji of the oppositlouiare actuated by the
hope of seeing the West in the hands of
adopted ci t izeos at nodistaot day. And the v
know that this hope caa;tq||be real ised by
preventing an anion of i
To
ófiiee
the perpetuity of our institutions,
an- m:uiy^foo4 and true men in this party
in the North. That some portion of the party
there we^ db atis6ed with j^a. Phila-
delphia Plattfoem. was no i^s?&3pwt%as to
agaii^t
the
relia-
ntake
^ the South than
either of. thc^ther jwrtieí^" But if the South
c American party.is it tobe ex
rsrey viruionce. , nceted that ¿ho membersiof the patty North
"As a free jMmI uutrammel!e«li Ameri-a * | wilt be as active and energetic as they would
upon.
article
kílwéípl
But for
a re to be
and uncertai
ko re'iuirfc t:
weight
tractors upde
jwr lb. The
Texas, 800 mi
are made wit
own carts aa^
oud three y ok
H-r IM. ?! Oil t3
im carte left
ftoraa. The
weeks, and tl
íituroo for t
iiiake three tr
pMMii
tx'ouliariy St
cheat , durab
for the Impor
t«*r<dby the?
tal of $:«W.m
ursof the abi
eonpany wil
ióü.Otíb to be
eamt-ls; the ■
i.
j^8
¡fíM'Sír>
M
gHüii
Dardea, CJ
iVaaal coanry,
Segnin. are i
won. It is
be a ball in
report frora
The ladiea w:
for a
There
American
ncxL 10th
feet, fiBq., of Ai^tin^ &
es, Hon. W. E. Jones
Jno. ti
If speakers oej the
ibid there wil
erealag, but we hi re
ittee of arrangement
ran no risk In' pre^arinj
í)nlasé
Mr. Wjat'f
eral
next morá
They ftdl
the Indiaqs
The trait
the
were
The
suit aad o
and succeeded
«••veral
md team,
more jmÍk-IK
be l^boldli^i
on the Me d ina
a ted! or two.
wheathe
e op the pursuit.
Walaceleftin
Atascosa
berk! j
i <a
we did
or two
Ini iana to
ted the
^odd not
i!xei
<-aee
top
make
times,
revile
athet of his
exaltodop
But if any coasiderable portion
of the east Is against as, odr efforts will be
va-n, and we might as .Well give the field op
to the enemy,
We have
rnunicHiion
Sunday jk;:
publish it.
Otherwise it
' Hax Aar
1. as Libiari
of San Au
ceipt of
Catholic XI
«lay School
the U. S. S
who is an
allowed, h$
Sunday Scb<>oi
hW
tea «hers or fathers,
on account of Its
totsue
thé se!
School lie farther
books of the kind
lege huildings, tney
manner The
Lannals. >
1
we the toWjg-lh. l.V^c
ty, any thmg. i^fi^'r than uaite oatself with; , ,, the fact is it w too Kte k> talk
vje-born citizens.|a factioncomfWHil ^ a Sou^heru party. If the American
¡rve- the Unionr no other
lion of the <*¿rtfc b} 4ér tho c«.tr¿l f|°^Sfcworia«^d SSíSí£
Vft if tlip Ri¿t aretll5e existence Of Aim gUty God. He aire frfaffCTMWTAlff ygr.T.'
Mrtk to «Ml their m¿rm totkec bS ^ i« >°37 P«P « «Í 8 ff
keeping of such a party, hud leave the Amer-J according to the dictate* at our own coin- Macedonian iyel^, for we are informed by sev-
icaa party to contend *Uh thw odds aloae,! science: still there is a God, and we may eral subscribers to the DvlUtin, at this place-
they shóuljl tell us so at oad?. We can hope!*0^.^ 83 prescribe.-'—tndkitota fa# 'Ihey latead discontinuing their subtcrip-
but littlie, except la general,j| ^4- Their reasons fix doing so are quite
« —L i—L?a—«. Amanabo dew not entertain a decent satisfactory,) General. They «ibscribed,
respect for the sentiments of others, cannot Ujfemé paying in advance,) with the nader-
expect to have his own! respected. When tbeWiding that the JMletin was nwtrd hat
General stated that tbe American party is]^% towajd Americanism. Such a paper
of ^ mem|rrs of | composed "mostly of the political reuegade* they were wUliag to .encourage. But when
% ,rrn ■?, -X ..I . - , . . of all parties." he must hare known that the
the AapertCaa party at* directly interested ^„o. ti . . _ . _
ia the institution of
pect and sustain it,
the institutions ackno
tntion of the country
against 4 party, a large
bers of which are
would scarcely iorn their
a negro fteeisg from his
pie of the East
a party for the
iaterests.it
in behalf of then
who do
services.
Wi|
correct
West, asi to their reiati
the sooner U b held
whom we have eoa
hifhrororthe
liw
American party.
■'
Ariralsf
Geo. Sadth,
tary Department,
betwéea twelve
reeetvrd by a «ahite,
now at th* place. We
to announce this
but they res-
it is one of
by the Const i-
are contending
the memr
,fery, aad
over to stop
r. If the peo-
rely upon such
statement was untrue, and that he was deny-
ing to members of thai party the same boa-
esty of purpoee he claims for himself, and he
should have known that he was creating
strong suspicion against himself of hating
Changed his polities from impure motives,
j Whea the General say* the American par-
tbe D'illHm Changed hands a*Bd changed po-
litics, it ceased to be the paper for which
they subscribed. Even if tisis had hot been
sufficlentcause, the conrss of the Ituffdin since
it changed fronts would have been. It has be-
come violently abusive, «id contains nothing
(hat ean be dignified with the name of argu-
ment in favor of the piebald party who^ cause
ty is "so mean and untrustworthy,'' that they [it has esjvotised. General, you did a bad thing
had to acknowledge the ^existeneu of Al
&ave known men to get
kdr«nd eyes ltdacked fi a less
And when the General stated l^at the
American party does aot allow him, or any
Mher individual to worship God according to
or thank us for our
necessary to a
ween the EM and
p (sitions; and that
S<>me, with
the subject, are
aauary. the day is
the dictate of his own
trates a wilful aad maUetoi
wheti you so suddenly changed yoar poli
tics. Had yon made the Change gradually
and given it the abearance of haunt am*
rkiim, it would have been much better, for
you and the Bulidm The public might
have | beca Maced lo look more favorably
upon your desertion of tire old whig party
la the boar of adversity.
Lli.' p
We are indepted to afnend for theftdlow-
g extract, from a private letter, dated, Fort
sllhapt September Uth, 1856.
ton, editor of the
with the ism
have nothing more i
ter seM'^rá
lÉiÉ^É
TÉ:«ié«f.
f am at a loes to
fanltwith It oni
lous
1LLJJ-J.—it \
moran
nothing
religion,
Blp
Oar
nently befUe the j
he the
Pr
tant fact they
keep froaí the
caáparfy:
to
the wety n
t'KW*##-'
A sad
In thig
our best ei
South.
It Ml%
* the Eight Mil!- "f
g^mehiis-
touadertake any
Ined to follow
>clock.
'-i
M^or has offered f
y bat to kvoke
that we feel se
lifead Quarters, but
«rill draw hither
elever fellows,
are not
aad
ia Na^oaal
with this time-boo
party isdenonaeedhif
because a large port loo of the
^V-- v r *t-'S
Ufe ~JLaá
FCr this the
press.
areunatde toda
Sám'sheell
country thf**
of for *
'attached
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San Antonio Herald. (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 24, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 2, 1855, newspaper, October 2, 1855; San Antonio, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth179497/m1/2/: accessed May 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.