Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-30


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Is SahaI eEve hIly otlisFoe AHl aanaIiisl .ut-
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htsHies q sess states
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eAiasToIhe Nnnrss tbs inEA n Aid sltmpsd ia
suTrsc ion Al haurs fsTTy and shh t0ngh daeT ia tss
the act events have had o.ali parts ia
onT state slhin The last els Ialhs ~, hes o.-
Virginia sSi as.i.ni a .s isn . T. q oSsis ss ia
ias 18th le blAsk hspahlians Il Is ~ dcalt 70 tIssse
nav SUI = Vic se,.la eias ~, are hl,'slas VIC
sn'sns'io and h5aang aln lsss She s ni hoe u - l4s
sii lavish AZ hIr'S The hIs4aais s-Is,s .s.,.,a .ni
existed poT the AHTion svsaii Shrn the IAiIiis u'-
d,I The lsad q yrasTs fAnAn ana sh ~sss aid si..'
tions the lsh GaVeumru, iF an sNanc- u the Hghs
n'"irT Ia anc'.n c'''Iaan a. ,a!.ss q Ihs snsn HIS
eTaey 4 the SAITH and efihs tnen,
dissolution II the saSisht, IsfiAIs
nrVrT vii h. long it, eAislrnru cOsistrh With ihe Hgh
guArauIi BY The Cuns,iul, Il Alternative ~hch wah
soa h. prfrNd oaly % 's.s serals ant Freaisr s'il.
hr mtr county Il which Mr. JSTsn has sell said IheTr
sli be uahe snaF than submission 70 government u uH'
tbs states, Right, democracy rry uIn the conVeon that
tbs government founded In the Interests and Affections u the
people AMI that uprn lfm % &c mainiaanoe and
port that has derived It, Just plsers fran lr eseni 81 the
goy,nNl IL the hnn AMI u the extent Pelhrl by tho consl
lun their only AMI Nhen shall have chos 10 nl
MI the uJcct Il is ueApn, and not I'LL ter Viii arise sum
c.cnt cause fE ts dissolution,
but the orIo,un hy loisc chscon Il the Constitution,
have always claimed ~ tie OrcTal uoyrrr,, extensive
powers than warranted by tia, instrument frUm this Vew
results their natural consequence their deirne Il unei
ona uhmlssion which by higher Law construction make tie
agent sup,rf "a the principal ani binds the latter In oy With
muunur u the mast iTasrous u,urpaons of the umer
M will pretend that broad rule Il construction could le
naUNnc at Law, In arising btSecn individually
ut strange ~ may SEEM no other Inference fm can be
drawn than that government whose powers clearly limited
nni continued by written Constitution, force To
most unjust AMI unconstitutional measures.
From this same sysiem Of false construction, hns sprung
III" issues 81 Sguator territorial sovereignty which am
tious and blinded pnrtiEns, have seEl cle
mcnt ongtaton The doctrine that the Territories the
Of ha ToS G the gSR ~" IT, tue G
property of every description ncrn j. too well settled Ia
admit Il amy rofitton, The Constitution Of the United
states, has recognized property In slaves Ia stand upon the
Same footing ns other property and therefore entitled 10
held that neither Congress tho Territorial Govern
cn' could prohht II in the Territories and that was the
ocnipy smornnc position to TINT Of the General Gov.
ornlGnt which has been lk ned To that Of a corporation
created hy the Sltca creature 81 it, WILL and authorized "a
exercise such powers only s hr been conferred and GER
tny not those which do not belong to itself These issues
do not rgnucly How from the Intervention doctrines
of the Kansas and Nebraska Act ofh' Democratic Plat
FORM which simply mean TINT Congress rhould neither
tsh prohibit slavery the territories but leave tho
question To the Constitution and the Courts. When the
Courts have interviewed and determined the question: the
peal is taken 10 the people, with the revolutionary object o
dcprvng Of that protection Of the property Of citizens
to which the Constitution entities them. The democratic
always claimed lie the only
of the principles OF that instrument II has especially emit
tied itself to tho support of the South because OF the sccu
y it has afforded against unconstitutional cncroachmccts
upon the rights Of its citizens. There has mnns
arisen difference opinion with many Of its followers in
the Free States, upon smpOrtant principle
lug them. The question should 10 determined without g.
quivocaon. lfhcre be longer unity and harmony
sentiment the Southern people longer to look "a
IL the chief reliance for the mantananancc of rclu
rights their internal peace and security, the sooner It Is
they submit to lie cheated. therefore recommend clear
and cquvocal expression oopnon by the Legislature on
the subject.
be agitation II Is resist that which has already been be
gun and is hut too fast dcmozng the hitherto true De
mocrcy Of the Free States. 1t is the existence OF agitation
"N"cs We have 1'. d I'm. aEd g-nn 'hH' i'' ngil"u '
a mischief. uH quest rlltHnt. ~ !,Hanr OUT dom
90 iyi "r'u p0 .IH +Hcut H- tlr' renIo"' u thf
uonird' rrcv. should cease hur ply"a nuU moi bnou
granted and nov shH submit without iy EtoTaLu' Of
mirmur rf .omront-w'tnout oven offering r"l-un 10
rNubs q tl>c dngm ui au'ayuIy uTup Antl5m. how
Ny own answer Ha rst and Gr"'"r, d, uucnnditonndY
no. Silence ut chi u"rtrr, u t.'w ~ he peculiar pnl
H'' i",i On 'rN"-r may DO 'ifrna'rN'" anu bn'"h
.rn.i Ii1""'f 9n h".uuy MA" mon nr undergraduates
oltsIn oil should e the motto of every southern Stun.
I,ltyrtul the most dryuu' conviction hHt f rici 10y
wisdom pfEIcunc sNGu"t and prtrot>r tho ID zinc iI
Il. H. RUNNElS,