Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-23
Fanrerlsm b a er.me.

Since 80 mach has teen said VI Col Wighll's
speech in the Senate, NE give an extract iIeu the
Congressional 0lOte, in his Dan werls, aud not as
they are garblsi BY illmannsrsl letter writers fFOn
the North, shO hope 10 make ilsis sAPi'Ai out q
every new idea tha, Southern Statesman mNy orig
mate. wisf.A is bAi AMI fearless thinker
AMI arrives at eeAslusious that arPAl weaker auldsi
il will almost always appear that he is right, when
hs posiiuns are dsslei u the prsadiees aud clouds
tia, HE suemiss alenP, % Ihros around them
La The indaslrous, hard working man he questioned
On this subject, AM you will Got dai thai his nerves
are shocked, because wigfAll has sail that pAuPeF-
IAN i. sn,ae, The lOafer, the 'asAl"nd. aud P!sr-
lug bsggsr. Who bess and steals rather than works,
will nee, no syppsihy from nen ~ho use the talents
that God has given them for the support Of them
selves anl families Paupersm and yas ,b0nllsm are
crime and the voluntary Panpsr aud i0aier is q
disgrace to mankind. Mr., Wigfall said
have discussed that question VIleh in Texas aud
having the Senator FROM Ohio, Who Is worthy Of
any gentleman's steel, Immediately IN my minds
/ eye, prefer 10 20 on with him, This Is giving the
public lands not only 10 the inhabitants OF the pur-
eus Of London and the live Polnls but TO tue pau
perism Of all continental Europe, The Senator Ion
Minnesota delivered eulosy on foreigners, lie
must have been an old democrat, aud fought The
Know Nothlugs. do not know, II he Was, he Is
ON the wrong side Of the Chamber. but judge
\ frUm tue euOgies he delivered in reference 10 the
| foreigners Who had carried our tng-ior he spoke
With a desrre Of enthusiasm with which nsei 10
sneak cf that class when Know Nottingham was
warning upon Demoemey-that he was with US then
I | do not know whether the Senator MAS one OF Us
then, or not, lie does not answer.
! should like to know who he calls the poor
elaafn ".
aud desire mol To be misunderstood never pay
any attention 10 newspaper reports myself nut some
friends uf mine showed me this morning ono pup
| shei over here in Baltimore, the. Sun, and were
| greatly horrhel at its statement OF my IDEAS
| wish 10 put myself right on the record. stated
Yesterday, as distinctly as knew how that labor
was capital II ia long time since read books on
plitical economy and do not remember dehn't'ohsi
but take thai TO be capital which viii bring money
and tina, any man has capital who has tat wh'e,
will always command money: and That bone anu
muscle aud brains are capital, and that any man
who has brains or bone aud muscle, is capitalist &c
the extent that he Is supplied by natuiei anu u nc
chooses not 10 use his brains. his bone aud muscle III
is guilty of n crime; and II is an outrage upon those
! men who do work. upon those who do pay the taxes,
that tho result Of their energy, their enterprise anu
their industry, that the money that is made ny inc
sweat of their faces should be appropriated to sup
mort pauperism which is another word Tor VI gnooh,
ism, and that another word for crime, anu wou'u
not consent myse to pay one dime to support such
n man NOR would vote that the Government should
and therefore denounced pauperism MS crime
There is no such thing poverty. IT. man is GRIP
nlel II he is sick that is exception; there are
OK cptons TO general rules. 1t is useless to orihg u
cx, options | say that brains and bone ana musci'
are c,pitnl and the man who has them and does MOI
use them is guilty Of crime, and it ought not TO b,
cnconroreI and all these bills which are introduced
10 nroyidc t the poor imputntions on the char
,cter az tho American people. Now, sir, did MOI