Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
Whole Number 4O7.

y over there would like 10 know what he n a..
p ing o. do with lis ,alicol Who /, ..in,. On H.,
Nc Won't We csn get il eheaI,sr eI.s,yLers
io"I m'hu'ae'orirs will DO broken up, 10. ,,Ier,
80 ~" going 10 sal Your gIOdsi Your onlv
market Is Tie South. Nuu eannut ali ., s'f ,
shl You have Iu carrying trade escent r- g. so
hp" are You going 10 make any money How
ore !eu gong 10 get anT lnlEey from, Custom
House I"A lultun IL king, aud We can shin our
own cotton, iUu will blockade us, will Nel-
wen Iheso naval officers would like 10 hsya "A
h"'r lAy' now and then, II only 20 got erog WITH
"hu no" are you going 10 lay tAem You can't
TAX your peoples they will Lo starving and have
"o money hut how shall we stanLl We have
our cotton, and Europe il obliged 10 have it,
l0H may craiH Your grangries TO bursting, but
" We ssuI Tie supply Of cotton for une week,
England would hu starving. Queen Victoria's
GROW" w"n'd "ut stay VA her head one week, If
Tue Sullly oi to''on was stopped; neither would
hcI hc"u stand "n Ler shoulders. You would
not carry our cotton Wouldn't vet Well. 4
expect II would travel under tie Gnion ,Jack-
"na That l, pretty safe iliS, Then we would be
G"nle1erains with England, Before God, would
just as soon confederate with Old Ensland ns
with New England. They are our own blnnd =
am al Engllshman, We are all Anglo. SaxUus.
We have happened TO throw oil the dominion ol
The Crown. We have cUniedcrated together for
certain PURPOSES aud you have broken the bar
gam aud then you come in here and impiously
bring the Word of God to opprcsj us, and pre-
trnd that the Union is divine in origin md YOU
Iaisliy history by pretending that this Union IL
e,mcntcd 10y the blood ut our ancestors Not 4
drOpoi blood was shed for the UniOn No sir.
lt WAS Tor liberty. Oar i0reiathc.s fought seven
long years but they fought for liberty aud when
EcoASe III. recognized the independence of thcs,
thirteen different Colonies, they agreed together
Tor common defence and general welfare. You
lRlHiiy history when you come here aud sny our
Iore1.therS we,e fighting for tie Union. Tho
people OF the South have bccn kept quiet for q
time ON the supposition that Gen. Washington,
or Gen. jackson, or the Almighty had Mt som
time formed this uuiOn, and that Old Kin
George came over here with some llessians, t
break 1t up. That WAS the impression and TO-
seven long years they shed vast quantities. a.
blood, and finally wIuFpd old George out You
say II was OF divine origin and ynu have force
Us to consider two questions First, whcthlr
slavery is moral, social and political evil aud,
in the neSt place, vie her this Union WIS CO
mcnttd by the LlooI Of our ancestors, and whetl.
er tits treason to consider whether we are liyirg
under the best form of Government.
We have come back to the Conclusion at Il
south, that we are living under thcst form {.
government instituted hy man. The States har-
ng the right to egisiate all subjects Of dome
lie interest, and the Federal Government the o.
gan through which they arrange their iureisu
stcd. When came here aud saw this Capito.
vent to the navy-yard and to thc different d.
hrtments, and saw AL the power and wealth,
elected, and said IcAls s IL part OF this. III.
5 the agency through which She and the oth.r
departments exercise their several overs. see
IL this, and, as said to my friend from Missouri
lie other day, 1T reminds me OF It lcns--us it Is
! burning glass 1t merely concentrates t...
ays. Ii Is the great lunlinnry of heaven, tha
right eye OF the universe that we have an Al
hratiUm for. Thus, when look ut the pOwer
# tins Government | feel no jealousy, but al
roud OF Ii. | have 10 terror ui it, ior this goy-
rnmcnt IS l-ns through whioh the powers Of
he States are concentrated. | am no dlsuuiOa
st. wish to God these thirty three Stat
night exist for all time. And if we could on
each these Republicans anything-if they cou.a
cad and underS tand and comprehend nytling--.
+ ii we could make them unders stand anything
here would be no difficulty. The OK knoweth
is owner, the ass his masters crib. But til.
eopIe Will not understand. New England wi
OF consider. (LurgltCr) New Euglnd has
ways lived upon charity and always will lhs
ord had macadanliIcd New England and put thg
ones on top Of the soil, that nothing can b.
used, and they have to live off their neighbors
Ow. The sea gus can live most anywhere, bu.
Is impossible for them to live there. Ever
ew England man knows they cannot live out o.
lis Union, yet they are not content to live IN it
Wv t'l'N ilNev w interfering lu1tTlluCNlly WILL
crybody elsc's concerns. 1t is the charactel
the people. (Laughtcr.) They left England
quest OF liberty and went among thc
utch. who lett them alone. But the Dutcll
oud not let them Interfere with anybody else
they came to New England. You dare no.
my that. The Dutch would not let them per
cute anybody, and persecution was the ly
rpiness they knew SO they came to New
gland, where they prosecuted the BaptiSts anO
tches, Daughter, and since that time they
We been prOlagandsts. Do we trouble you
, we publish pamphlets! Do we 90 to New
gland and attempt to interfere with your in
buttons : Icu call US the Slave States anc
urseyes the Free States. We could with pro
iety call you the Free negro States and our
yes the Free white States. | should like to
one Of yoNr gentlemen come to Texas, and
Il white man to black his boots or curry his
rsc. lie might get curried himself Yeti
do that in the North, and you call that Free
II. No. sir; we live in the Free States where
ny white man, thank God feels that he is the
lal of every other white man but you live in
ties where every negro feels that he is the
lal Of every white man, and every white
IS not feel that lie is the equal of every other
ite man. You dare not deny it. Mr.. Wigtull
acked llaie's theory of agrarianisin, and read
ero in opposition thereto.
lr. llale-rhe extract the Senator is reading
ne Of the many libels uttered against the
arlanS from the time oil Cicero to the present.
he will refer to Leiler, and other modern his
ans, he will find these old falacies exploded.
lr. Wigfull-That's Il personal affair between
Senator from Now Hampshire and Cicero
eat laughter.) Mr.. Ngal continued for
e time in the same strain, denouncing the
nestead bill as unconstitutional and agrarian,
N on motion OF Mr.. Green, the subject was
tponed till Monday. Adjourned.
y \ coujl le of kentuckians lately visited
ton, and sat down to dinner at the Revere
se. Goldfish balls were served at the table,