Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-02-13
Whole Number, 1885,

49, ss'as- 1-<=--+fa4 - h@aAN
those States become SO 'lgrJIrN'
nH 10 wage war upon the lu4p.v Wau
made the habllutions of c.r E,,h
"rs sccwcr Are they 80, .ruirn.'
i,s to offer up themselves d ,hr'r
State Ia the ruy, scs of N.rll the
bidding of dcmngogucs W rs, si,e4
We're draining thp wine ,grur ROY.
clry in peace, ulNr or ,.N,,-, ,h,
Sircs ol' Kentucky were ,rH1mo
their litt-bIood in defer 40 n.
soil2 We cuunot believe .r, tl,
glorious traditions If the rr-, pHr
he cXtinpuish2i in the 60 ID" ..vr
strife.
However The politician ot Che
North may delight to bran i,h'n.
cpithcts ol' "rcbrliion" and rrnSrH"
the course the South FIND n,rsr'f
constrained to take, they ,uI.t $50
speak of the resolutions O.. Ncu-
tucky. She is yet II mcml ~" tly
tonivdcracy and she wo ,'. ,"etD.
remain one on terms olhon hrr-
! SELF ml,l whiei woall In ...r'l
her sister States And II .ul
especially the Northwcs' .. a'I
lay to heart the instruct un,.
these resolutions give, .
temporary insanity which uN. r...
TO thcm-no sudden hall HI.'..u
which passed them. 1t W! '.r,.
seated sense of wrong. til Hf..ra
OF II patience which has bonn 'g
and much, and wcaricd it..f with
rcmons.rancc and cntrcaty D.. i,a
sake of peace and thcsacrifi h'ein
hallow the traditions Of the .ll. est
and settlement of the bord v S.u...
In these States the war of go .aoa
will be wagcd whcn once .r..'--
They will become the Bc .rn .
the old Union, Their citi, sill, ,..
consumed with fire, their G} 'an
laid waste with the sword ,r.r.
bush will be an ambuscaJy .,r"r
heath Il Col Igotha, and Nh,is .ar
widow moaus the dcsolatiou oG 'n
hearth, and the mother wacps ,nr
her first born, the Sumner, rd tie
Ilalcs of The internal throh- Of I'M
ccndiarics will get jolly crer &i
dcira which has been three ,mcs
the Indies, and speak Nt.sroU-
things about throat-cuttiI = aud
gore in the impunity of who Skin.
Whilst we arc yet writirg, there
comes Il voice from Tenncs quit.
as encouraging, ifnot so cuphao.,
as that from kentucky. |no, .urr
has snutfcd the battle from a1r.
She will not remain pa.sigo Yoa-
tator Of u Struggle, in w3au 0cg
rights are to be maintained Who
supposed she would ? She t2ims
in the cognomcn Of the ~ ttee'-
State" and the rcvcilIe ofga ,uva@
ing enemy will find her dl' aa for
parade And Virginia. tpo
of Presidents and States,
speedily join in tho coates E ,"
right
The idea Of cocrcing {: geo,
wa cover 4 solritOry {. H..
from the ocean % the Oh
tllt DOINtIN@t CIV il%''NlO w '.'.
Of Mexico and Of bloc .""
coast reaching from the. 'o,"N#o
to the Rio Grandc, is one .'a.
mailman might entertain,
certainly too absurd for al him.
less than f;,naticism to telif6
The sooner the country can 'n1or
stand this, and act on the lu3yr
standing, the sooner will t niy,d
ed Confedcracics begin the va
rate careers Of progress; "uj tu@
easier they will get togcthnr ~ o',.
pcrcncc shall prove that '.. hat.cf
policy. The great border Sn'escan
stay the march Of civil wa d, rca-
son asserts her right to s.apa the
destinics of empire and hy dct'-
eating themselves to this oI.y. th"T
will consult their own bes '|cre&ss
and achieve the greatest good lur
mankind.