Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-06

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10 cheer the spirits aud hold ~ Tie hands
II that party ia the North nos striving 10
restore 'hs old order of things, purge the
nsiionsl statutes II the snasimehls Of dss-
pots ani rsasssrs the integrity Of the Con
slilullan aud the GeVsrRRrRi, We have,
sud can have, in our snemaluus condition
of tor eolqusrri I'o'ire'', no direct
poser 20 iRhueues the result u tie ssu,
Iaisn, bat indirectly ne may be materially
instrumental Ia causing victory to perch
upon the banner Of that party wLo, though
not Ia the fiulrsI sense our nirhls, aTu far
les in.mical 10 ~ Than tie c,uvl anil ~
monel'ss LaiIirs now Nl,ldiug The '.aelI,
hery u the government, and like the val.
Iurr snSsihs the liver or riomsIheus, a.
BE- lay chained 10 q rock of Mount Caucisu,,
sinking their beaks into the bleeding
hearts of the Southern people,
1t ~ not give way TO dependency ani
like Russian scris submit In silence To the
Vas,alafe Ia our Interiors which our would.
he uas,c's deem our irreyoeahle aud IRE.
veeible doom. We yet may write VIC yet
may sreak. Let the people everywhere ava
ken 10 full sense of the momenioGsness
OF tie campaign just opening,
Ere long constitution guaranteeing ne
gro suffrage, negro equality, negro supre-
macy over the Caucasian raoc Of Texas
viii DO unblushingly presented for ralid-
cation TO the people OF the Stalc-a doeu-
meni framed by Yankee adventures, non
residents, and Southern Benedict Arnolis,
who pursue us in cur sorrow and chains
with n malevolcnce that would kick the
clod from the coffin and spit upon the
grave. When i, comes, let the people rise
in the majesty Of their might aud protest
against tho monstrous machinaiion of the
foule,t nest of vipcrs that ever Kissed their
spite or elected their venom upon defence
less victim. If this lie defeated, the Nor
lhern Democracy will hear the announce
mcnt with the same joy that was felt by the
soldiers when they heard the first cure
note Of the slogan Of the coming Highland
ers at Lucknow. They would hail il with
huzzas of delight, and the welkin dome
would tremble with the cannons thunder
peal. But mol alone for the pleasure ard
encouragement of our Northern friends
are we to defeat the constitution which
will lie framed for our government by
cabal of mongrel, copper olored, Dago,
Jack, blubber-lirped, kinky.headed, Digger
Indian delegates. Every interest of ours,
political, social, moral, pecuniary, calls
upon us to rebnke these political scoundrels
by placing the indellible seal of our con-
donation upon the vile fundamental law
they will endeayor to force upon an I'M
willing people, by fraud, violence, illegal
negro votes, and the dsfranchsemcn OF
all the true citizens of he State opposed to
them and their damnable in iquity.
But our local campaign, important and
critical rs it must be, will excite less
degree of interest than the national strug-
gle of the contending parties for the Pres-
dency. We look for forensic display
which shall devclope and point out who
are the gigantic orators Of the country; for,
if it be true idea that occasions make
men, surely in the efforts of the Democracy
to overthrow the throne Of Radical despot-
ism which has been reared upon the ruins
Of n broken Union, we shall discover upon
whom has fallen the mantles of Webster,
Clay, Calhoun, Uayne, and those bright
particular" orators "whose cloquence," as
Prentice said of Marshalls, '.jostled the
stars" We expect to see, in the ensuing
autumn blaze Of excitement extending
from the St. Lawrence to the Rio Graude,
md from the Atlantic to "wherc fnr-off
Oregon hears but the sound of his own
lashings." Shackled though the Southern
people are, it will not DO nmiss in them to
eel the excitement of the hour when the
ime honored democracy are strainiAg every
nerve to remove the dark doom now hang
ng over the devoted Land of the Sun like
he sword over the couchof sleeping Damo-
lies, suspended by q single hair.
"Ilope," says a Scottish bard, Springs
ternal in the human breast" and hope
yet lnger in the bosom of the South that
he will yet rise from her baptism of blood
md tears, beautiful as Venus from the
irecian wave, and free as the. eagle in his
oftest and loneliest fight.
We believe in the saving power of the
principles of true Democracy. True, cor
upton orept into the pdrty-the beguiling
erpent crept into Eden-but Democracy
ives with hopes vitality in the great Amer
can heart. The Democratic party still
ives, and we trust will yet strike the
hackles from the beautiful limbs Of the
outh. Yea, we may think Of that proud
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