Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03


lsrgatfs hlo we ooorrs D
pren'Vi MILO f1lHyil.o JoprHal,
vlsltd ii,thhiond f1ihad an inter.
yi0t vifh Pfesidant Duvls IN which
nhoiai' ylskod What WIS iho I in.
kipil objection Wv the North 'oa
rletgnnion Of The SDaih preh leo
ftaiod that II was D tho universal
bojef ~ ihcdisrfcgiatlon would
MT stop vIthsnv two confcderaCics,
bot w1sid 0.r'imo until the whole
country We sp.'t np INTO petty in
significant p0Nor, not one of which
woul bow line on aMu 10 pay tho
national debt, Tho journal TINS
gives tho reloindyi OF Mr. Davis,
with the cnmlaents OF It's editor;
Mr.. Davis rohllcd with his char
actcristic caiuhc =. that this was
certainly true. hUt thut the same
( cling would happcn and probably
hapner ail tho sooner If the North
sh5uW CONTINUES 10 prosecntc the
war Nc Thought ~ the time that
Mr., nal 4 WA Tcllly mistaken,
pnd told him ~. We still trust
rhat wawore correct in our estimate
oP the charactcrof his opinion, hut
just nowfwe can indulge no over
SonGdcnce that We were, Tho
North Continued TO prosecute the
Mar, aud the South, after the BRAY
list and most desperate resistance
NAown rlftsvars annals, was CON
Qhcroj. But now comes the North's
trials.
Now we are to see tho test Of her
internal strength. It. out OF the
dreadful war between the North
and the South, Northern civil war
7 arises, if Northern armies march
against each other, Vengeance bo-
fore thom and blood and death aLl
desert behind, many Northern
States viii very soon weary and
siel;en Of the hurrid work, and will
probably adopt secession as the
quickest and surest remedy, fully
relying upon the mighty trouble
and perils of the Federal Govern
mcnt as perfect security against
coercion Most likely the North
Western States will go of first, re-
pndiating of course their proper
ton OF the public debt, and illus
piling higher the monstrous Anan.
cial burden upon the shoulders Of
the remaining states,
These will have neither the will
'nortEe ability to bear up under Tie
crushing weight, and so others will
seoode, and then others, till the
whole North shall be divided Up n
30 such poor little .deht-paying,
feeble, mock nGtioualilics MS aciti-
zen Of one of tho Mexican States, or
one Of tho South american Repub-
lies, or Que of tho petty, miserable
German Principaliries might ooki
upon with contempt and scorn. jeff.
Davis's declaration to us as to the
consequences Of the war to the
I. North, if prosecuted, will be amply
{ yindicated, and whatever resent
ments, if any, he cherishos against
I tho North will be abundantly salts
ded
We toll the Northery fanatics
as a lover OF our whole county VIC
soIemnly tell them, that unless
madness has seized lpon their hearts
and brains, they viii not insist ON
pushing the discussions between the
President and Congress tothe fight
ing point. They may rest assured
that, if the fight comes, it will be to
them such a one as they have no
account Of either in history or ira
(ffKsaasAo y will fnd it an infn-
:! N W. thing from the war
a|3I5 lion, dreadful as that
\ ggSGhout all its annals They
lid themselves a divided poo-
II divided almost equally, divided
n! mutually hostile, whilst the
population Of the South will
u Emit, able to strike for their
" ends or to stand aiar from the
gEfash, the crack, aud the roar of
war, AZ may seem best to them. The
thick clond now enveloping the
South may be partially liRed but
night and storm surchanged with,
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