Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-26

o. raisine Tag at IIancock's corner. We
mako The following extracts from The re-
pnri Of The srcceh d synopsis Of which We
Ind IN tie ihielliscuccr,
A. the eloquent speaker recalled the ar
riimenfs against secession, and aeicd the
answers, "cOtion II klug' OH some oiher
generality, those who hat been most de-
iuied. could not but laugh; aud all fel.
Tint ihey were all hearing the winter OF
( 1850 over again. But the delnson WAS
soon dispolled. Tho Speaker -aaid iold
YOU ;hai your peculiar institution rould
not endure the struggle for secessiopi HAT
I war icspoil-m and anarchy would follow
tie South would fail and the power OF the
I Union would be rc.csinbllshed. You all
I hoard or read this from me and now, hang
me for q prophet, il Il has not como to
passg'
The speaker sail that he claimed no
prcsoicncc. for then cool minds could have
forcsccn nothing else. lmpraciicablc, heat
cd minis could never 10 t'uslod. Nor did
he remind them of their thousand delusious
in any spirit Of triumph. His every kim
dred tic had been in the South. He never
had one north Of Mason and Dixon's line
His grown up sons had made their own
election aud gone aud fought in the Union
rauks.--It was the line Of duty for all who
saw no salvation for liberty but in the sue
cess Of the Union cause; but his cousins,
nephews. and kindred of affinity and con-
sanguinity had shed their blood on almost
! every battlefield from the first 20 the last.
They had helped to give character TO the
rebels men, MS fighting men; TO win re-
spect Of their comquerors; nnd he would
insult no man for having volunteered or
| having been forced into the ranks. They
had failed. The principle of utter dcsruo-
ton called secession had failed and the
failure had forged ndamantinc chains which
will bind together the Union for centuries.
Nor did he rejoice or mourn over the de-
struction of slavery. II had been staked
upon the "Cotton is King And VIC own
the cotton producers" Nonsense. Those
who staked it lost their negroes and his;
and they might go. "Ihat which is writ
ten is written. A mightier King than Cot
ton, "the King Of tho jews" has willcd it
rs n punishment of our effort TO govern the
whole world. Let us bow 10 his will.
He found himself forced to speak in the
presence of several hundred of the sable
producers of King Cotton; and he would
not shrink from the task of speaking to
them. "You come here, said The speaker,
to the negroes, "fceling that you have an
interest in this old flag which was never
the emblem Of liberty to you. You hear
that you are free, and freedom to You is
/ like Heaven 10 the poor woman--a place
where there is great deal of sing
ing and nothing to do But you will find
it a freedom which gives no holiday to
headaches side aches, back and belly
much afflicted ORGANS hereafter, i. will BIO
a, yo,r own erncnsc Won will have to
nav tho doctors to XIII Won. and the sections
70 burv you lust as white reople do I
] bnve nail more of these cxpensos. thnn
wonld hire dnzen az Won your whole lives.
ha,o rnraroIIc clotbcd and fcd ton 10 oct
4 .ba i.t ~ IVA Mans nswilI dothis anv
,,,ora van INST nav fo, vou. cursed awi-
,.o, mi earsiesgnsss wbicb have
,,a,.erali, rpircd ,onr n,osiers Yor MAYER
go go ,n,,sb of ,yntters anv way h5ye
saon 80, tro,,on dSsnin tto cottop field;
sn . !, i,,ttn, IN M vbeot eelds IN the
-. taLt,,.l Xxx rc1l- l,,it 7nnr /.
whfe mes e. 80 u vour homes AMI
mails eop, = nm ia hatto1 ,Vnrl.
n rir loss novp Ta.,be northern officers aad
soldiars M sai5 ,,yo,.r pe6ple sent down
cn,ors. nsa nn,ober az dwarf school-,nas.
tcrl iavyers and rlitors elo have becn
cslsely t5,,alt N home. TINT III whites SIT
II tIe slalle ana ncqroes oniv WORKED
MA beratna ,,gr,sl5 ,f1gcs pgo- Slavery agt
,nt,'rs anl Ttat,rht tAat 0labo4 Il degrading
W tbe eIi,e mon ,gIsre the hlaek one
worts Tbcy Nan dNd thousand time.
: ,,s.n III ia ebolitton8onnse ,ban they cyei
Gofll baye dane M home That deicsior
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