Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-17
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DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
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sTy eel ssssssiss 80 hssiHs irra ssiilri
81 sil tius ~ sssaf - al as ~ 49, 49,
sai.Ty aetiaa II ihs SasihrTa states. Ia
ssasiiistisasl eahEsAtisn assFa.iAri, sni
IsssT 10 b Tsss.ei ~ TsssiiHiFi, a.. siit
,As TsiaTa Il Psaes, asHsai-
I. Ihs iHhasiiais Tesisl@iieA u all its
States 10 ihsiT rights "a ihs tnisA- ssdsT
DE esssiilaiisHs sRi II sisil ssssTHsasni
10 iLs Ak.sTieah,
= AE.A-siy ieT an past TaiiiiFHi Hrsoos-
aAd,ias Tsguiaiiea II ihs rlrriiHr ilaarhiss
ia iLs States ~ iLsiT siiiIras, sai 49,
pas a,sHi Il he psliis isli II ihr taiipi
siaiss as rapidly - fFAslissils
= Al s.snsy lpsn ins'@ 49, peek b.
tsAaiisH, eApspi - Eaach IS l. isalaisiis isl
The hserssiiirs Il the Issrfanarsl sesa,s.s-
ie.liy administered, 10 b. Lsars,ig zlIiisi
10 .asL payarai, Ehi, sLsW ihe siliEa'
,isAs u ils GassTEtsssi 10 nsi sNRIsssly
si.ls aFsA their f.as 90 ihs lsS uHirT
Which Iksy ssTe issaud l~rs Hsi rD'siir
,ksy shall be paid Ia cola, she's oashi Ia
yishi .Al justice - he paid in she lasial
EoHsy u the uHlisi States tlnEisrs ~
sPPlaass,
4, fqnal isIAIiaA a. sFeTy srnoies II
IrspsHy, seeoniihg 10 iis nal saine, IN
sialiRs GsysTHmsAl bsRis Ani sihrT pab-
lie securities. IRshessi ehrsTing aud
cries % -Ts.d il SCALA.
8, Ons currency for the nessTnmshi al
tLs psspls, The lshSFeT aud the efiies- Lsl,ieT,
tie penf ieneT and the soldier, The producer
end the bohdhelisT. tGrsal ehesTiHs and
cries Of read IL again,
The hnh resOluIiSH vas aeain read ani
again ehesrei.
d. Economy In the Standardization ~ Ils
Government the reduction Of the standing
army aud navy the shelishmshI ~ The
freeimens bureau [snsat cheers aud all
political insiTumehiaiiiirs drsish-l 10 Sc
cure negro supremacy the simplihrslioB
Of the system and disoohiihnahce "T the
jnquisiiorial boards Of assessing aId rol-
leeiing internal revenue, so Ihai The bur
den OF taiaiion may he equal.Eri anl les
sened, the errtlt Of the IoyvTnmrni ani
the currency made cool. the repeal .f all
enaoimrnis for enrolling the State militia |
into naiional forces In sue 81 rrace, ah'
. tariff for revenue upon INreisn imPaTis,
and such equal taxation uade. the internal
revenue laws as will aiinri inei.. aial pro- |
iii, ,,,I,on, i,ansir - ,,s 800. I'm
80. a.. 49, is Nv ~,
80. Wv . s"a'" W" an' - ~,
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mr. 800, ~ -. Il, ,L,.t.,.
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us'Vi W" h",i" iP az" ~"
o".ei "a 49,, aI.. .'''.'s, NV
restoration VI , "u'"oy 70 i hnu W,
INDEPENDENTS " wy eN.."''S ""I g"Is'"
aep'r,heh, y, 'ns uo.e'hnyn'i ne suoOr'
uinauoh OF Tue mi'i'nry 20 'he e,N,' power
W ,"u e", '"a' '"o us", P"''o"' " 'o"e''s'
anu 'ne dsSPousm % 'ne sworn hiny eehsv
%. Lqua' ''sns nh pro's .. 'or hn,u.
Au a"a ""'''e'ooin oI''te"' ~ nohe
ana aor9ad' ihe assertion OF american
nationality, which shall eommand Tue re-
sPect Of foreign powers, furnish an exam
pie and encouragement TO people struggling
Tor national integrity, constitutional liberty
and individual rights, ana the maintenance
Of the rights OF naiuralited citizens against
the ABSOLUTE doctrine OF immninble nilegi-
ance, and tho claims OF foreign powers to
punish them for alleged crime committed
beyond their jurisdiction. lApplnuse.J
In demanding these measures and re- /;
forms, we nrraign the Radical party Tor 's
disregard oil right, ana ihe unparalleled
oppression ana tyranny which nave marked A.,
us career.
hiter the most solemn ana unanimous .
pledge OF both houses OF congress TO pros
ecute the war exclusively Tor tue maih'en-
ance Of the Government and the preserva-
hon OF the Union uRdcr tue constitution,
i has repeatedly violated that most sacred a,
pledge under which was rallied that NOBLE i
volunteer army which carried our nag to 3
victory. h
Instead OF restoring the Union, II mas,
10 Tar as was IN It's power, dissolved u ana
tea States in time OF profound .
pence to military despoiism ana negro /,
supremacy. r
1t has nullifed there tho right OF trial q
~ jury.
II has abolished the writ OF. hnbens cor
>us-that most sacred writ OF liberty.
1t has overthrown The freedom OF speech ia
md OF the press. d
1t has substituted arbitrary seizures and Il
'rrests and military trials and secret star al
chamber inquisitions for constitutional tri. I,
'unals. NJ "
II has disregarded in time Of peace the IL
light Of the people to be. free from search
md seizures.
1t has entered the post and telegraph
fices, and even the private rooms of indi'
iduals, and seized their private papers
nd letters, without any specifications or
lotice or affidavit rs required by the or.
,anic law. K
1t has converted the American Capitol
INTO q bastile.
1t has established a system Of spies and =
ficial espionage to which no constitutional
nonarchy of Europe would now dare to
esort.
1t has abolished the right Of appeal OIL
important constitutional questions to the
upreme judicial tribunal, and threatens
0 curtail or destroy its original jurisdic-
ion, which is irrevocably vested by the
while the learned Chief JUS c
ice has been subjected to great and afro
ious calumnies merely because he would
ot prostitute his high office TO the support 7
f the false and partizan charges preferred Il
painst the President.
Its corruption and extravaganza have ex-
eeded any thing known in history, and by
Is frauds and monopolies it has nearly