Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-12-23
From she n. 2, Move. eaih.
Proud, Noble aud Bravo.

Tar All tho manly qualities that havo
been developed in peace or war, the
South ro5,a from hor strugglo.--
With The p,fiulices Of dry years,
AMI to education OF century
moyiuS the htIrts of tho people,
ehc in,d thc pcrils Of revolution,
on aoanjorcl all its sacrifices, suffer
ci all Ia agoar and without stint
gave men who lived great lives and
in dslth are not forgotten. She
failed and hor sorrow shall become
az cold rs kings Of u grand and
pocrltss lino.' She stands before
The worl to-day, not humiIiatcd,
bat depressed; not conquered hut
cast down. A new leaf opous to
her view. Brought back By force
into the Union from which she had
dissolved herself as Ly the voice Of
enc man, she finds presented to her
new conditions Of political exiss-
cnro. The old fabric of society is
undermined and is in rains. Old
institutions that gave her wealth
- .-, al ..l.j A.
IN" p,Nof ""u cohlIepU'c" Iuo
Prosperous s, ,,', .',' e. 80 'a'o coi,'.
mon . c""",tl G e Any i2loN cr' -1S
a hal'oI', VIC ''o '', S'''rIS ''ifeS''
istenco; and under q system Hith
which she is all unacquaintod, the
aggressive impatient spirit Of tho
NoF'h 9eln .'. t"At sue shaIi ~
oh9e ana "ll',',.o, resIfAih. saccunlo
10 tiie "eN 'o,'''ohs 'iiay nave poem
cyoa'o1 " t"e nIr' ". pelieFe
th"e sue VIII. before tno oculh
l"eao rooms u9 Vnc ,oteHl Oh u m'Sh-
y io'ur', Vhat VIII give shaue 10
u InpSo VINO may reap the harvest
DIV d. - INC sSou l'i"S r Do p'1nVuu nov ;
l,y '''9 No'1 ~ VI 1'icir viz anu
'ne,r oo"'i' 'l'e 'eUl.o are c;t'lea uP-
on 70 |oth now "hiic inc oay i"s's'
"lot, 'u''eS arc 10 pe oo'ie 're.
mo,'ui"uS Responsiveness arc aV
stake. ING men VINO hereai' 81 rep :.
resent 'he thoughts ana interests OF
the > 'uth' must DC. ana nave hcen'
u, 20 n,r IN heaa, n9''rV ana h .
ihGy "1i come 10 congress, tney
VIII DC ca''eo upon 10 mihgle 'lcir
l,'"u"hceS' Soeiai ana po,'t,cai III
me current 0, 'he Union ouC thoSe
l !, Shoulo l'!HS'T ,, t'ie
ooath, or nothing at an :" 9 wan,
car'leS'1eSS' tro'h' reHilVy ana
Wheh ! pFi1Fe man VINO mas IouSh,'
Dc 10 lhorI'{ u Ply s = l1Ioust,
TINS war ID oe!a'l Oh ms cause; anu
cohscientiouSiy comes LOT" afG' ac'
knoWiedSi,ng ms ocioat, ana P'e"S-
ing h'mSeli 70 inc iuture support o.
inc O09S' tuition ana laws OF lhe
ohiteo ota'es, we would raSher see
sncn an one Standing upon the noor
OF congress 10 express INC VIII OF
MS people, or occllpyh'Sa station OF
hohor ana tfuac IMAM the so caiicu
"'oyai men OF tne south, SO P'ianI-
y quick TO 40 lhe'f masters Work'
N Whom G'd mas Dreamed 'ne
ofc9'h Oh NE we say Vherelore'
10 lhe pe9P'e o. ,he 'oouth e!ocl 70
your pMoAe olices your peSt ci1izehs
hot thoso VINO nave piayeo tne
hyp0cr'tc during the war ana inc
traitor SINCE ouI men Whom you
nave triea IN Vhe hre ana not loaaG
Wanting--men who maze sealed
their devotion to your cause ana
shared your veal ana WOO Let no
ARBITRARY power OF sword or oayo-
net, or threat OF radical politicians
deter you IN TINS, sovereign right
Go into the Union ana vote lou
will como to the doors OF Congress
US q Union party, and You Wal DC
admitted as such, or, by the grace
OF God, there VIII be a seIilsm IN
the ranks OF your enemies, that Will
scatter them to the Tour winds OF
heaven. we want, likewise, new
men as well as true. The issues
destined TO arise III the halls OF ma
tional legislation, demand Young,
fresh thoughts and vigorous brains.
The era is one Of reform, the spirit
of the age is progressive, and to
foster its good or combat its evil,
will require the brightest and BRAY