Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-12

Avtnal Press
Not very long ago. " certain New Nntb o.
- gave publ ciiy 10 the mmor lhai The Hfrald
hid engaged ~ imnslrf Ne services IN The
ack.repulliran Inny and that the eaflle'l
Indication Of iis ifearhcfy would APPEAR nj
spirit of subaued but enyenomed hostility 10
tie south. No surprise was excited 10y The
revelation for. a. everybody Knows that The
conduct Of The New York Herald is controlled
BY the b,sssi instincts Of personal corruption,
there Is no ineonsi ien'y IN ils support Of any
party that addresses The strongest appeal 10 III
yrRal passions. Born Of The bmin Of the most
dasIa'ily aud degraded villain That ever dis
honOrsd humanity, that paper was nnIsed N
ms infancy by the ruined regulations OF 'nno'
cent women and the sorrowiul cries al broken
hearted families. Exhibiting The vigorous
growth Of the fungus ohshooi OF rotten matter,
il soon reached pitch of pecunary prosperity
that satisfied The sordld appetite nj The blink
eyed ehoul who pOcLe,ed its profits. The
snherr Of his sInhi'iln was enlarged, aud hom
bliIening a. the h" or Of men and the virlue
of va %, r. 0.'',v vul'ur' al the press nspir'
ed tn+.rI H. rt'..H.' hv selling his neudn,
city 'Ie ra-an. H'rT, 81 p'r'y. Bar IN
....r.l rml .' rn.rt 7 i"ua'eS Of The
r.m.r.l.py poe N. Va j, HeraM winged Us
... n b'rH.J rpn,S; huI III the discusSiBn
.Eirs ~ SWr exhibited The same cruel
uru7'1i ar.'. 'sihiliIy the same sorlid
.trr' 4 lr-r pr~Ii,nron nf prnriplc
...l which, i 'ar ily of ia obscure infancy,
f,ns won't % pursue IN" doomed victim oi lis
anlun mrice ~ lrsnIinhle vemliiy. Never.
r.,r e, 'hc p,ur. r---r,ral HrryiUgly The
.rr,r MISSION yyli.n,rl..i. ''" rul'!'r InUlIiud.
.. coat over the %, "l .it n wg'r" calender
% 70 h'hy story of criminal desire and hesIi,I
Griu'iralinn. secured subscribers without nuln-
Ter for the New York Herald II grew In he
y sort of power in politics. Men conrilintrd ts
fvnr and deprecated lis anger by contributions
10 is how'd of stolen and cy'orch wealth. and
thus its influence and lis riches went on null
uplying I'LL il attained lis present position Of
incompatible power Of mischief
Even in the vilcst natures The understandable
vitality Of conscience will assert itself in some
feeble y'arnnc aljer n better stat, and so the
editor Of the Herald was not content with his
stores Of money, hut nspired to friendly re.
cogni,on from decen, society and n compli-
menfary tribute 10 his wealth and his power.
Sorety spurned him with unspcnkable lna,h-
ing, and his impudent claim to ohi'e was
rejected hv the government with equal contempt.
'venge is now the consuming passion of his
breast, the one controlling principle Of his
paper. Upon the community which shrunk
from his association and the government which
repealed his advances, he turned with tie ven.
ON Of n crushed viper. The mendnrious MA
ligHiv with which the New York Herald has
pufs''ed President Pierce is among the most
a :. r. 4
rvenge itself upon society, it has renewed its
diabolical traffic in the regulations of men. on
n larger scale and with increased energy of
r"n'i vi,nr' ration.
The viblent hatred Of the south, which has
become So suddenly ronspicuous IN the columns
If the New York Herald, is MOI to he explain
on ait hypothesis of mere wnnton impulse
ii mischief. The wicked spirit Of its conductor
may riot in nets Of villainv, h'it he tontrves
always to combinu profit with pleasure. He is
paid to enlist in the war upon the sonl--sn
much from the treasury Of kon2aS Aid aSsoci-
itons. and so much in PROMISES of prd'hdrinn
froo, the republican party. We congratulate
the son'h on the deseriion of its mcrccnagv
hllv. What it loses IN service il will gain in
sci respect.
Il is logical necessity that the New York
Herald should sic,!aIi&, ira hostility to the
south by opposition to the democratic parry
Thn, Laper wants Hot the saenci'v 10 see that
the aSrendrnrv nf democracy Mist he over
thrown ~ fore n'iv ertr"s>fn assault can he
mad" inor =" yhnsjrii dn aid the rights Of
The >on H. IN nj ii ~" of this ohvinuS policy.
tho HowN Hl, h,1nl vigorous and system.
nt. WA nrru the Democratic rhhiiAnics and
The inun'~r'r plr,y The result of the can.