Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05
Keep Cool

u lhego'd md palfIoiis will bul keep cool
and mt mix themselves up with the quurfsls
| oi traitors, fanatics, AMI inhdel., the stirring
events nj the hour will result IN restoring kind
feeling. between the norh and the south. and
Strengthen the bands Of the Union The abo.
litioniss, embroidered by long impuniy, have
aised the standard IT rebellion aud treason In
knnSns, and poured out sluices OF billingspate
in Washington. Hut "Iebellion hath had IN
luck" and the rebels ran faster than they from
Shrewsbury, Lawrence, deserted by ils cow.
andy leaders. has fallen without resistance.
and the supremacy Of law aud order is success.
fully arrested, In sending the squatier soye.
reigns to kanzas, the north ridded itself of
pest aud nuisance; and now their defeat and
punishment will rid the Union OF many irniiors,
and deter abolulonism from hatching treason
hereafter The only subject OF regret is that
the gulier wreiches who conceived and con.
cocted this treason, Parker, Philips, Beecher,
and their intidel male and female crew. are
still going at large. These men and women
do not constitute the north. They are hated
and deSpised at home as much MS by us Of the
south, We should carefully AVOID rejecting
on III e whole north, because OF their crimes.
We play into the hands of the abotionisis by
doing so, and excite that very sectional feeling
which it IL their cherished object to arouse
They are towards because they are guilty.
The north al large is now, and ever has
been, lust ms brave and no drawer than the
south. Edge Hill and Bunker's Hill are fresh
In our memories, aud we shall not forget;
because we share the glory Of the many Veto.
ries of Yankee tars over the mistress of the
seas in the last war with England. We are
one people and equally brave except, however,
the nbolitionists, who are conscience.smitlen
towards. Theodore Parker In n speech made
in the avowed character of iniidel and ;taitut
to one of Garrison's male and female conyen.
tons, said shor, time since, thni "seven:
eghths Of the courage was al the north" We
have Two pieces Of advice to give Theodofe
First, arm your next regiment with hGrpoons
instead of rifles. Since the days of Marion
and Sumpter to the present, for partzan and
guerilla war, where each man fights OH horse.
back aud on his own hook, the southern border
rufiiuns have exceled the world. Why; sir;
they are born on horseback, and begin to prac:
ticc with pistol before they dof their petit:
coats. Al sea, Yankees excel as much as we
do on horseback. Our courage only differs in
kind, not degree. BY all means arm one reg.
lment WIN harpOohs, lWouiu irlghteh tne
rnffians quite as mnch as Pyrrhns' elephants
did the Romans. Send out another regiment
composed fstrong-minded women They have
talked great deal of their manhood, their
wisdom, and their courage. Let them prove
it. We will lay wager that they do better
than Lane, or Robinson, or Reeder. Indeed,
to let YOU into secret, these border ruffians
have weak point. Though rough, and vo-
lent and dangerous when opposed to men,
they are gentle as lambs in the presence of
women. They are awed by them, afraid OF
them. Just pick the pret!est girls you can
find and the chivalry will surrender a, lisrr-
ton.
We conclude BY cntreatng north aud south
TO keep coul Catch and hang, if necessary
the traitors in Kanzls, and cane their nstiga.
tors in Washington. After a while we may
discover some means ofronviciing and punish-
ing the Boston New Haven and New York
who keep out Of harms way
hatch all the mischief, aud enbaoil their po,r,
deluded victims in diffl,u!Iies from which there
is no extrcaton, except by means of the IfGrse.
whip, tar and feathers, or the penitentiary.--
Riclmond Enquirer.