Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18
From shs 81 ta,s rssa'
REMAIKkr N SIeas

REMAgKkcLs SItas
Thefollowiug artiols spiia ;l.,' ',sie
Pos' are pregnrnt idlse'lon' tfet sns
North West will ind 10 ,Infntr'iy q ~
vorcing itself from sho N. N.hnrissll s'iics
while lis sccnri.y y will los ~ ipss iltAl 'ps-
der the old Union. is o1siy'ls,' 81 eengidietp-
tions connected with siv sse'gra2l'lssi ~.
position as we'll as the er1iar rltrssiSs.,.
ihal section. As scon p,s tbepe,lcps 9l..
cendcrcd by this warl lase nser sresnea,
| the patamounts scnsc Of hilsfes AZ 80 gfeat
producing States Of tho Nesii VII eh9S
them 10 tho side Of the Sop,ll W esq as Hst e
BY en- irresistible astraciois;
Wnr.r MILL TaiE, WI 2 ~ AWentsl
Phillips, in his recent poll e,' a,llres
| udmil,ed that tho west WI gwen oaw rle,,
pairing to 70 with The SO, n unc eoplN
| hear her talk Of il all thIo j. ihc lyassefn
country. The West did NJ ioys ths kssy
| Il did not love negroes. did not l9'e
| lhieh tariffs. If disunion sscs ne bSVth
| iact, the West would foIlov !,e scntn Il
| Now Englald and New {orl- 'wou,i oe lhft'
| out in the cold.
Our belief is, that New flgiHlw 'alen'e
| will be left out in the cold. s, siia; =. sA.s
! ago, that il separation came - lip
| iedcracy would fellow, and TIM y wonl'tt r9s
| embrace New Englard. WellaSo ~, 81,
! ed eur BELIEF upon This point. tn,iegit AZ NJ
every day siren stlened; aud uis.f'y , y
| no doubt that tie Westiiseif dssi nnsse Z
70 our compnny If il should be iSsl
| New York will belong y the Nc y iAspp''g
Ilic, ii one is esIablilied. Certainiy ~ e Y
| seek 10: and we see no reason Nl'y rllI
! Sonsll and West should notuuite l q iei ntil 3
lIIei. presence. But New England @HhiSs
Iabolliicnism | and her political pr 4 sT-''se
/ hoi-bed Of all tile isTls. and the 4 X ~ sGt
! o,,r Great csshlniity- The eyerlastiil PeKgsr
/ OF urntcctiye lariifs-will be tbj !AcI ~
! and Win be excluded The old Unlgii eiies
zone. il can never be oug toanolhe1 il.1sessA
| oerchance. it finds TOR herself aud II tolvsa
4 10 accent the ssln,e condi,ionof dep NoHc''
i which She is now preaching for lhe ''sgsS #
!, No O, her section will want her on tefnls II
\ .Iequaliiy. 49,. 4.
And this is the tncle TO which ms y "
Iistiltion, is now driving US. ~ ~ y'Fis
day rendering y restoration q ,he Y, VIZ
more aud roore difficult. Instead ol 49,
upon he recent expression Of senhins; 81 w
the people at the ballot box, u IS re's :
\ I.iss a eat sessco OF powei and 81 =
A ,i,e s u mast ulenpt ior pepiilnrcondcni g
ION, n Linco,u. Tie President, issreptcst it-
isa u. sov;rg 1lu,t lie would sooner III 4
i thousand deat rs than willidfaw his ABB Az
lion proclamation, and as attaching ~
4 more Importance 10 the result cf the ell I
ton in Missou,i--a result secured by \ Il
hirelings attLc pointof the bayoret al
by u terio. ism which kept more than IVY.
Z! iiiths Of the voters from ne poils-'hnnsV N
4 all tls oilertlections which had taken pi''c
during lie year.
He iujsiecs over q verdict thus shame
Il fully ob,aibeu in q Stale where be desires
4 ID i,troduco in i practical shape that iiie-
Lbrand Of fzehancipa,ion, and spurns VIII
4 cotlicntpt tlle honest condemnation Ct lis
conduct which comes 10 him with The en-.
4 1doremcnt Of fifteen million northern people
Il III removes iie ablest Generals il the ~
i INV. with no otler lllau 4 political motive
I'D declares I'LL determination 10 brow qu'
A every otiiaes WHO dare criticisc his conduct
ia e,np.ies Forts ~ arren ana Infilyet. o
i no,i; ic',l p,jsoi,eis without a wotd Of nrol
,ss,rv ~ tx plauation 10 ileir victims, ane
: fl,unt fle u,or.sh hcourase 10 rocind the uil
4 oons i,utionalos osalev undurwhiph tl.ey we're
n. A y.
a throws himself, body and soul into che II en- =