Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-05
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olbs great political issues shith pto 10
10 decided by the people Of f,,na ~ tho on.
tulhR election, fchdois II imprrn Two upon
all its citizens that they should Haud iu
every way, prepared, fully realize the dan
geis by which they ave surrounded, aud
When the hour Of trial comes mrel II ne
they have heretofore net all issuos inyoly-
ing their existence ~ Nlaic aud u free
people, Vigorous action upon our part IL
necessary, aud the responsibility bears
equal upon all let there bc no shrinking
nom the contest, but manly aud bold front
presented, and unltedly striving for the
common good, in the end all will he we'll,
The Radical party have already cstab-
lishcd their platform, and announced their
candidates for the various positions TO be
filled ut the election In June next Not q
stone will be left uuturncd, 10 accomplish
their designs, and carry their point, IL
crush them, defeat iheir purpose, and give
uid and support TO the President in his pol
icy of restoration, II Is necessary that We
should be up and DON &. 10 the perfection
" this end, II is essential that every per-
sonal and private consideration should be
Ibid aside, all past political differences for
gotten, and actuated by principle and love
of country alone, unilelly at the ballot, box
give them blow that will strike terror to
their ranks, and forever prohibit their raj
lying again.
From the San Antonio Herald;
1.-THE "handful" Of Radicals in this State
are very moderate in their prctcnsions.-
They only require the people of Texas IA
get down on their knees before them aud
humbly acknowledge that they have been
fools for the last twenty years; that they new
crhad the least idea Of the true meaning OF
the Constitution and the rights of tho States
who formed il; that they have just been
constantly encroaching upon the liseI ties
of the Northern people, and have always
been wrong in all their controversies with
them; that they must abuse .all the men
whom they have heretofore trusted and
honored and praise aud vote for men in
whom they have no confidence, men who
have no sympathy for them, no regard for
their interests or feelings, who wish to de.
grade and Cypress them, who love the little
finger Of negro more than the whole body
and soul Of white man-in tne, that they
must cease to think or act Tor themselves
and become the mere tools for the mmacu-
late Radicals to work with for their own
profit and glory. They must do more, they
must dishonor the graves of their noble
dead, and turn deaf ear TO their helpless
widows and orphans who may be crying for
bread. They must sheer at the manned
soldier, who halts by them on his crutches,
The brave boy whom they once encouraged
sogo forth and fight the battles of the South.
They must court the association and friend
ship Of the Sambos and Phillises, who 80
lately blncked their boots and swept their
kitchens. If they will do all these things
and make themselves contemplate in the
eyes Of the world, then, these honest viz
tuous, unselfsh patriotic Radicals will &C
knowledge them TO be good Union men
"Oh shame, where is thy blush2" Will the
people Of Texas stultify themselves by sub
hitting to the diclation of these men, and
permitting them to seize upon the reins of
government? Neverl Better live under
the military subsection of the soldiers, who
have learned on the hard fought fields of
Shiloh and Chicamnugn to respectus, than
be governed and degraded by few Of our
own people whose object is to rule or ruin.
The Crockett Sentinel says:
We cannot believe that these radical pol
iticians seriously entertain any idea that
.hey can dupe the people into q support Of
their political opinions. They cannot hope
for even respectable vote for their IIamil-
ton-Pcase ticket. Pease is Hamilton
man and Hamilton is an unequivocal ne
gro equality man, and the people of Texas
cannot be forced to swallow this damnable
doctrine. We know thatthis party will re-
sort to every means Of trickery and sub
terfuge to deceive the people, but we rely
upon the intelligence of our people to
thwart these designs We want to see an
end of military rule and negro bureau reign
and the State of Texas occupying her posi-
tion in the Union. eknow that the con-
servative party of Texas must bring about
this result: if it is accomplished at all. Let
the issue be fully made between the Con-
servatives and Radicals.
From the Austin Gazette:
"The Radical party of the State, though
few in numbers, are united in purpose to q
man. They have published their ticket,
and are now busy canvassing the State in
oil directions, while we have not as yet
heard Of any move being made by their OPP
ponens. AS we have been absent from
Austin, since the adjournment of the Con-
vention, we know nothing Of what may be
going on there, beyond what we see in the
Intelligepcer which is now published by
the Executive Committee of the (so- ,alled)
Union party. From it We learn that the
campaign has begun in earnest, and that
they are leaving no stone unturned to i'm
press the people that they are the veritable
simon pure Union men, who are to save the
country from anarchy and destruction. If
we may Judge from the Impression pro-
d,ool hv 1,tion Rails cpnnnh in San An
tonic, rs well as that of Governor Hamilton
in Austin, these is but little to fear AS to
the result. They have only to utter such
sure their own defeat.
From the Houston Telegraph: e..
Never in the history of canvasses and
elections has any party received, in ad-
vance, such general and unmistakable evil
dences of approaching overthrow and an
Inhalation, as the embryo Radical party of
Texas in the present canvass. From Red
River to the Rio Grande, and from the Gulf
to the Indian Nation, as rapidly as the in
strincts Of the people can find utterance
through the press, the sentence Of the con-
domination of a whole State is being pro-
nounced. When the fourth Monday in June
has passed, it will be found that the Radi-
cal party Of Texas is no more--that it was
never a reality, but myth. Every man
who has ever had anything to do with it,
and who has any hope of success in the eff
fort, will endeavor 10 prove that he never |
was n Radical. The political "anxious |
seat Of the Conservative party will be |
crowded with "repentant mourncrs," seek
ing for admission into the fellowship of |
thosa Tho are stri vino N routora ,ho U,;a,,
and redeem the land from the blight of |
hatred, war and bioodshed.
Fellow-citizens, who have been duped by
the willy leaders Of the Radical party, nop
is the time to repent. Holy Scripture in
forms us of one who sold his birthright, and |
nfound no place for repentance, though he |
l. fu,ll.u and Nth tiara y T.Lo