Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-16
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= lnd-"OTso than hoIhing-a eonlietiug J4IIIua
elaos VI rude. crumblins fragments. Il Was a.
l1r mo 70 enter into this question but ! rrItat
Where will You draw tho line Will yuu sul.l
'hs Mississippi Try IL, Are you goag u li
vide by tho assumed Or imputed evil u slavery
here does slavery stop! They grow cotton ~
the South, but where do they man iaoI u!r A. T-
(Cheers,) beg your pardon, Lut | la.s lyr
'imo to 10 eheercd. have read story uf CO..
tie drunken player, who, once, ia lhgEIga.
came upon the stage ~ act. and his conji it.l Ir-
ing evident when he approached tho lItl .-I..,
Ihcy Aissed hin, Ills Indignation Restored lia
!OF u moavnt, aud 10 looked II the Liver .1us.
as hu called them, saying, You his teYgg
Frederick Cook, you people Of LiverpJ!, lu,a
tnS sweat lad blood OF slave between ever .fa
bricks .! your house, IL WAS 50. Th,ry .aE-
or was slave in Liverpool, IL remem .,s. a4.
'hey ,proltcd Ly lhe slave. They bossat ar
sold HIM. YES, sir, there exists if | ulst.s.
not, IN the Plate Room Vf Windsor Cs,.Is.. .
splendid service of gold, gircn 10 ono of ..c ry.-
al dukes by Liverpool merchants. for hi, rir -
u pfevent the abolition OF the slave .Ill. A-g
wander !lom my purpose in recalling that a.-
tOrical reminiscencc, which WAS to say, .asr lu
some sections Of our land. where the louLgs. cry
Is heard upon this question, men havs grown
rich upon the manufacture oi cotton wlicu u-a
grown by these slaves that the blood agd awyn.
oi the slave is between every two bricks u -..lg
sumptaous palaces. Now. people may cai. .eIs
what they please ! call it hypocrisy. Where
will you draw this line | will tell yos where
you must draw it, If you draw it u ell, yya
must draw 1t across aud through our dear-s. ar.
tections. We are ono people. Tho u-u rul
lives on the AroostoOk, has his brother 20 y'-
Rio Grandc The Northern mother ht glr-U
her child TO the Southern planter, and TIL Sous.
crn planter bows in thankiuluess TO Coo '.r iua
daughter OF the North to checY his hom, WIZ
you dissolve Ibis union tell you--y.l need
not ask the question--yuu canuot--yvu .,nua.
1t will be far better than the Sabines and --.s
You haye not taken vi lcntly the women ID. sas
South to be your wives. You have ex hanged
cOnsanguinity. You cannot separate tae4l o.
What God hath Joined together let no Il n.n pub
usundcr.
word Or two more. will not say TIA.
have said all | wish to Suy. There ar .eau,
TN Ks which could say, and in anorhcr cgudl.
ton OF circumstances might be glad 10 ST., .aut
shall not intlict upon you now. This is no. u
time Tor dry metaphysics. But I bclie,a ai-
that we inherit from our fathers sume devrrs o..
that honesty and truth for which they we. lis.
tinguished, and for which their Cod and os5 .'gd
blessed them.
Our tuthers made the contract Of this ru.gr,
our fathers made the Constitution us the gf.n..
bond that should hold it together. And / aa,a
one belief, that this gift has, Of itself, pr.ger.
with its checks, its bulances, and its scclr!lic,
So good that any alteration would be T.. 10"
worse--that it contains within i.-.ii Perfect
remedy for every evil, if people WI! III tAi1t-
~ apply it and wait for the operation vi IL rem
edy. There Is, therefore, no room Tor reV' ''H
in this country and it may be enid OF oil ir-aa
who hesitate about its princip ples--he that a'ug--
eth, Is worthy OF condemnation. But, sir why
should We not keep this, our fathers iuith " q
should know that we are bound by that deaa --
LAS it not been in the faith Of that coinpac 'nGs
this country has grown to its present pros c'.y.
and shall We, the lnherltors Of oil the bles
break the yows Of even political baptism, which.
IS our sponsors, they made for us No, nc --t
rs keep this. Let oil our people learn tina Shay
are bound by ties which mono can break Tho
bones which are now mouldering to kindre ls-
are sacred with the memories o.. their patri- .isu.
We should be yiolaters Of the vows they lnas
If we should suffer ono stone Of the Cnior -n-.-
I'd by them to be pulled down. Sir, agrcr la
many respects, with my worthy Professor, Har
poke before me, and have great regard fur aa.
)ut cannot help thinking he got amor sh.
stars to. night. believe in system of goyoF
nent which is maintained by working men,.
who work in their primary meetings, and ave ...
ltraid OF getting their coats torn by n rOVdl
nen who ure willing to take ,heir place ana
Guile. II 1t be necessary, to see tAat the yo,,g ,,
lie people Is Attalned-lnen who, II their '.EG.
ry call them to office, do not mistake cowarl..,
or lnodesty, and refuse TO serve. No IsI.a.
where the man il, there he should be faithl.l B..
tod, faithful to luan, faithful to his coua,rf
aithtu to the world, am thankful that -.a.
lot be candidate for Office. O.Ioe held a. g..
Ice under the General Government, and W. Us.
cred another. The other did not like, blt tbs
rst did. 1t kept ne five hours, and | wa
owed my expenses rs emOlunent. But, as -..l.
rus no omibus riding in that direction, d. u..
et u siXpence. | am no candidate Fur ofic sir
belong to King. | am n nonarchist--- j.
Ong to another klng-one Jesus. But SEaw
o greater recreant to the principles Of his raI,
nd no more dangerous ugitasor than he who yu.
er the pretence ol serving the religion of C..-l-
ses his sacred office to urge men into riot ag.
edition. | am no candidate for Office, beca .sa
old office high that no other on earth a..
pproach 1t. am content with my lot-cogt-a.
y be simply preacher of the gospel Of JasH-
nd ask no higher reward than to help me-
ara Heaven when they die, and keep then Ia
eace while they live on earth, But, sir, .A-,s
one thing that never neglect to do, and .Hat
J, do not forget, because am a minister q r.-
ospe, that am an American citizen ! al r.H.
Ute prepare my ballot with the same couscl-
ntiousness, one for which my friends frequeu
lush vt me, as If thought my ticket wa Ii.
ect This is the way, | think, we ought g..
Ork ; and one thing certain, that, if | ret.
~ reasOn-which God grant may-l will nsl-
vUte ivr any man, be he Democrat, Whig EU
We Ur-ur-vr- what DO yuu call him /! {.
,ice--'. kepubican.'') | beg pardon. ga..
ass have had 50 many names that | cannot T,-
III them at once | say | will never vote for
ny man-no-not If he were my own brothcs-
Ut if he lay with Inc in my mothers womb, c.
ID Esaw with Jacob-on whose history, or abe
,cedents, or associations, there is the sligt ID
ain or suspicion Of pIsrNIoS | know q Gyua
ay make mistake and repent. The drunlaid
ay reform from drink. Very well-let bim r..
rm but keep the brandy bottle out of bis N4y
would not give him chance to relapse. | BE-
eve that this is true rule: Vote for man Nlu
YES his country, and who shows he has ey,4
nse. and considers what his country's good iz
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