Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-09-27


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l.sTaifh "Faursl hFh as a..s agi s..4 i1ui al ST.
drfs. as ( have hsssi Ia Iskia"
Th' speaker lnr-lB,td that in IBIS canvass hs
sLeull g. On Ba.haaaa AMI Rsssk.ar.sss, lie aid
he bad slvays tssH a vh'E--a ,tT,ng HhiE--aH ar
dent rts. aal Wig s!l .gi tl-i was Sin Wig;
hut den.sl Indignantly .hal az laea Nr, Fln1re had
s-y slan. on him, NF, FILLMORE ignored The whiE
party, ana mas false 70 Us F.Hs.I'es, As southern
man be mus, adopt that course l4.t would rsnlsr
DIS yo,s available sg,ins. le ssa,-nsl F'ty arrsyel
1iIst AZ the Aur;h, BE shoul g9T. the oHly
msa Nh hal the ghost q chance " lls'al Hl4,k
Rsal, .aG,sm. That maa VAS Jame. Blshauan,
1 We rusg thal We have lot been furnished Elth
evea a, synopsis q the spsash q Dr. ThrOaku.Og-
ton. We understand ths' is delivery drew forth a
storm a .ni sIatloa f,oa the Vhlg ksow-nohpss ef
Collin, They attribute msTssnsTy motives to the Dri
say tina, he Is l.eklng forward to seat In Congress,
Sc. AMI tina, the democratic party is the only enc
which he shlnLs can crafty his ambition. Such gra-
ta!,oas talk as thu VIII al TO deter Or, Thrcebnor-
morton from dssharg'pg what he eoneeyss to 10 his
dGIy in tails critical Gne;are Of our political affairs
We pgoi,s, TO know something Of the motives and
. n,,mea,s tlbt have Influenced his seilon II ho
has err0 1t ALL has beea IN .,gbborngo,so o. pride
thu, has cau "a him 70 stand s'rof from The living
s,tye plrsa of the day, anl stick to his whissery
lons after that party had ceased to be an organized
political element. Dr. ThvceGmortoR knew he lived
in democratic community; thu, a large majority Of
hi. constituents were democrats. lie knew that an
siilatoa with the democracy would subject his mo-
lives to mis:onairucton fsom those who ever on
the lock cut for sJrll and merccnGyy instead Of hon.
orabe and generous actions lie still oGng with AZ
honest devotion To the very name Of whig, after wg-
gerry hpl become alucs, extinct hoping that the bu-
gle notes Of some Of It's Old ehicrains would yet call
its scattered forces together and r-organiie It's dis
mcntcrcd fragments, and Iicsc vitality and activity
into its lansushiug and almost inanimste ranks. lie
has thus stood aloof Gee the contcnalag organizations
Of the day until he finds himself absolutely alone
Throughout the Union the old line wing leaders who
refuse to bow ard worship at the shrine Of bogus
Amorclnism have hc'n called upon to decide between
the three political parties o. the country and all have
taken their positions wnlcr the banner OF some one of
them No whs organization is left in the country,
and Dr. Throckmor;on has only done what honor0l
leaders of the old Nhig party have all done before
him. He has tccn among the very last to cspOusc the
cause Of party in opposition to which his whole life
has been passed. and has only done so whom mpcra-
lively forced by circumHanccs-by the great sectional
contest Row going Onto do so, We know that his
motives have been patriotic He has but Discharged
a duty incumbent every man who loves his coun-
try. He has but aatci rs southern man should act
and he may rest assured that however he may be
abused, however his motives may be GspcTsed howev-
or the proscriptioniss may howl over his determina-
ton to support the democratic nominees, the people
will sustain him.