Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-31

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Of the Cnitcd States, and the trea'
ties and laws made in pursuance
thereof are now nc knowicd gcd to he
the paramount law in this whole
country. Whoever therefore, is
true to these principles is now rccGg-
nized Us loyal, as far rs that term
has any legitimate use or force un.
der our institutions. This is the
only kind Of loyalty, and the ON Y
test OF loyalty that the Constitution
itescIt requires. In any othcrvicw,
cvcrtthingpcrtaining to restoration.
50 t;,rus regards the great body of
the people, in ut least eleven States
Of the Union, is tut making pro.
mise to the ear to be broken to the
hope. All therefore who accept tie
issue Of the war in good faith. and
come up to the test required by the
Constitution. are now lovaI, howcv.
cr they may have heretofore been.
But with this change comes new
order OF things. One Of the results
Of the war is total change in our
whole internal policy. Our former
social fabric has been entirely sun
vcrtcd Like those CONVERSIONS in
nature whirh break up old ncrusta,
tiunS. tie war haa wrought new
epoch in our political existence
Old Things have passed away. and
all things among lis in this .,sprct
are new. The relation heretofore.
under our old system. between the
African and European races. no
longer exist. Slavery. as it was
called. or the sta us of the black
r.ucc-their subordination to the |
whites. upon which all our instilu-
tions rest eds abolished forever.
not only in George. but throughout
thclimits of1he United States. This |
chance should be received and ac- |
crntrd ~ an irrryocnble fact, It is !
, hnotlrss nurstion now to discuss
whnthnr thr new system is better
fan. hnth r,res that th, old one WAS
nrnot Thot m,v he prnnrr LATER
Gnrthe uhilosophic and philnnlhropic
historian Of some future time TO in
ouire into after the new system shall .
h,y, Lrnn ulIv and toirly tried
All rhourcs of svstems or nroposrd
rrtnrms are bnt expcrimcnts and
probIcms to be solved. Our system
ni self government wos an cyprri-
mani ~, f,st prrhons ~ - rrolIrm
if is mot solved Our present duty |
in rrrord 70 this subject is not with |
Mo- nc., or thr futu,r # is with
tho nrcscrt Th, wiscSt aud bcs, of
mani ,rr IN ,Loir Indictment ostnthc
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