Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-12-05

sari q s>e hss, clueA' n~A she apparent
ansIlhssieal sFvsspnsai efshs vesds' u
viii sppsas 10 ssus hat - black kspsbii-
zee sss - sHsssvasIve.-sAas sAsss is no
~iddis svssaa ~ hat class ef political
plses vea1sss sad dsmseseaes. snd there
IL sssa ss>sss for 90 e'asludins. trshe
eksissslss - dAvssy l. the passnssas idea
and prineipls With the Republican party, u
nay veil be asked hev cen they hold
es.ursvasive position. vhea the means TO
be used in bringing aAsu, this extinction
are ell aesss,iiusionsl slirs IN their ten
denotes sud dangerous to the peace Of the
eam,aunisy. sHa = the whole ee"n'ry.-
Comnon sense veaA say that party based
upea ~ sseess,iiasioasl and iuasaral ha-
sic mus, l'~, rsisri. An Unconstitutional
vad immoral party. TAen how can man
or party hs conservative, vhea the OBJ
jee,s and aims Of the same are ultra, radi-
cal and entirely ss,bseraivs Of ssis'ins
laws aud we'll malured political eihies'--
We are led to these emarks by seeing
some Of ,he rubnisaioAist news papers
In this State, isberious articles t. r,ove.,ha,
Lincoln, the Prsideht elect, Il ees,,i. sfirs
In hIs views, and viii maintain the in,egri-
~ cfthe constitution, ~ .exPounde.i to US
by the great Fathers Of the county,
Such articles are unmssnlng and danger
Gus In their tendency. u their influence be
felt At all cSasSrssiss Il term that be-
gins to s'Ink In The aousrils Of every true
so"'he'n 'naa-A tens That 70 unmeAn'nx
~ 'nese Wa ee@ - sr9> e'n'''nys -
- ~ 49, .. sPP"'A" " "
TO present purpose "na' 7" mean. wv
VIC arc 70" 20 inlsF .Fom 'no sene'"' eeor
OF inc psosy ea''''a anu a''.''0 ~
rangues We near ''om 'n' A""s'''s'"-~'"s
OF society 1--WE Juds' W" 'ns 'a'" +"
they exist VIC vas % 'eH 70 INNS va COW
,'''Hf'~ means every mug p'A0o''"h 'a"-
ie"' IN" extreme !" p'u''P' wv NC zee
The term applied ~ Llr IS 80 IN"
/, a''a o''ns ~, "'.' ''p.V' a"u 'n'ns'e
'''''s ~ ''"S"
=, 49,. $3.50, ,'',','
''''''y oiis'ha' ''sn' 'Wvyeu ~ N"''e
men, and that oil ifsh distinction between
negroes and whites arc incompatible with
liberty and that slavery and opu,ession
,,,., -.
mus 's"' " ","'''v-" ,'o''' nus ~
ish. spoh 10 'he poe''iPh OF Abraham
Lincoln on the subject OF negro slavery
and vet We hear him called ,afs aud s.....,-
-, -. ~ ~, =. ..-n
''"'''. ~ 'uoa 'sn's''s'." " a"a'"-
emo md'dndfha! Nor Is That sl''-Mr' Ian
coin 10 . friend and.advocstc ofnegrocqnai-
ity-and yet yon hear him called eo"'errd-
nre and 'gfsi Is he a safe man who would
'nstil into the minds OF our now faithful
negroes the idea OF equality withtheir mas
tsrs and mistresscs! We do not expect
even the lame" suomis''on's' 20 answer In
tue "mrmsuSe. again. no" 'an ""euhsc
80 radicai 40 mat uscd py Lincoln on me
iOth' Dot. 1850 a. Peoria, % construed into
- Wa once Understood ~
'"s use ~ 'nc term az sa'd on 'ha' oc-
uThat No man 4, ,oo., spou.h 10 coxern
another man withoui the ofker's eonsenf. /
say this is the leading principle, the SHEET
ANCHOR Of Ameriean rspsoIeon'sm.
~. -,.. ING m 70. ~. on,y governs 'ne
lin Nv : act of r,,,es sitocssherS .I;Ssrens
from those which he proscribcs for himself
Allow ALL the governed an EQUAL VOICE
~ Wrw ruar ~. =
IN THE GOVERNMENT, and that, and
hat only, - self-scssrnment. - oweiVs
II such scntiuepts arc conservative In /.
Lincoln, what would Be considered ertreme
nom him? Could the utterAnce ofany SEN
liment however monstrous in it's enormity
ind shocking to every sense Of propricty,