Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-29

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Ne requirements n caafff,s should ha''
hem stefgshsfs expressed W. ihe lsadsfi
N ihe conservative fafiy, slih onlg w M
sssloaal s'ssrilon throughout MI ihs South
srn states. 10th the leaders ahd ihs feo
Die ~ The South men N ihe most dlsilng
uished prominence In the cabinet aud In
the field, and those from the humblsst walks
Of life those Who are dlsfrahohised and
those who are noi-have alike oonourfed In
this view A new hope seemed to dawn up
M the country There was prospect for
selllemont--nn hour 10 arrive when the
country would be restored when peace In
reality would once again bless the land
Yet Is n melancholy truth, that that feel
ing Of hopehas begun to die out, and again
men are becoming dependent aud s oomy'
Why Is II? The most casual and least
thoughtful Of observers cannot have failed
TO note the cause. II Is with shame and
modification that wo write II, No sooner
was Il known that the great body OF the
people Of tho South were ready to comply
with the terms prescribed by Congress than
the Southern loyalists raised the howl that
all such statements were false, and that tho
authorities, and press, and all who were
enjoyed in encouraging a compliance with
the laws were acting dcceitfully and hypo-
critically, and were, in fhct, plotting to de-
feat their fair and just execution. Appeals
were Immediately made to tho military au-
thorities 10 remove the officers OF the state
governments. The most arbitrary and un
authorised acts of the military power has
been implored, and, whom exercised, has
been defended as legal and just whet 1t
neither ii..y.eh scholarship, common sense
| Or profound Judgment to determine '-s'
such acts we're in violation Of law. These
so. called Southern loyalists raised howl
against the Judiciary and juries Of the
country, and represented that loyal men
we're prosecuted and denied justice in the
courts. In consequence, such arders have
been issued by the military, as has effect
ually, in many places, defeated the execu-
ton of the laws, permitted criminals to &c
unwhipt ofjustice, subjected many citizens
to much delay and expense, and will in
great many instances, bankrupt counties
that have to provide for the safe-keeping
and feeding Of prisoners in Jail.
II is not the military authorities who are
to blame for these things. The blame rests
withthe hungry cormorants for Office who are
the leaders Of the radical party, aad who arc
influenced by the most malicious and dew
elish feeling of hatred towards the people
Of tho South, and who are determined tt
rule the countryn Of to ruin 1t, and who
would, if they had the power, inaugurat'
the same bitter feelings of hate and pro-
soription, rs we'll as persecution, that char
racterizes their co-adjutors In mischief In
Tennessee.
With these things prominet and palpabl'
before the eyes of tho people, will they re-
fuse to register7 Wetell you, men ofTeIas
that your own future destiny for veal oil
woe, depends upon your action now. If yor
expect to be frecmen and enjoy equal ant
Just laws, and have your laws executed ant
administered by men of your own choice
you must be up and doing. If you desire
to see the Union and government of you
fathers restored-if you wish to see goot
feeling and harmony prevail Throughout
the land--if it is the honest desire of you
hearts to sec oil past political difference
wiped out and forgotten, and Union
all men upon the broad platform of mutua
good will, and cordial cooperation of oil
classes, irrespective of the past, for tn
general good Of the country, you must no
fold your arms and permit sullen apath
to influence your conduct. II you wish t
see the prosperity of the country restored
capital coming here for investment, and tn
settlement amongus ofgood and intelligen
citizens, you must act with energy and dis
cretion--put your own shoulder to tn
7 wheel, and see that Texas does not fall
victim to the devilish and incarnate fiend {
radicalism.
Let every man determine to register him
SELF and then spare no pains to induce hi
neighbor to do so. Let no work or deman
: upon your time prevent your registration
Spare no pains to render every assistance
others who may need it, to enable them
register. tits patriotic duty demanded
you by suffering country. The time hs
been, in the past, when you have been e,
: cited and exerted yourself and used yor
: money to secure the election of friend
l. when nothing was depending but succe'
and prrty victory. Human liberty, repul
q lican institutions, peace and good will, TO
: giveness of the past country preserve
t and restored, prosperity and happiness, d
6 mand your action now. Bitter prescription
ma lice, hatred to you and yours, conhsca
ton, trials for treason, the overthrow
r the Executive and Judicial departments
: the government are invited by your moi
n action. Then, will you act2 May the spi
}. it of your sires and an unconquerable lo'
r of country influence your conduct.
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