Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-14

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esRlTe in aud marx = sA'iouF " his soan-
Try, Grnsrsl Grant vss opposed as the
leader u PsHy shsss principles are
kEown by all si.e mtn Ia be subEsrsiEs Of
the Liberties aud detrimental 10 the pros
Psri'y sud consequent happiness Of The
great mass Of the AmsTlssn people, nui
be vas hot more oPPos'd-Le Sas net the
object u more Of the Inevitable ViipIer-
si,on u party strife aHi party passion
'han would have been any other in bis pO,
sillon, lie slll sssums the executive chair
rEaoSsl With more power for good or evil
ihsn either ~ tie long line Of American
Presidents, May he feel the selsmhiiy Of
hls rssPonsibili'y-nsy he Who wears the
rohquerors shaplsI add to il the aurels
hrIskening tue hero In war alike the hero
In peace, Is there one In all the broad
land who would not sustain him Ia purging
The government Of oitsial traitors, cone
from whence they may? lie, no one pre-
judge the President elect, however bitterly
might have been spoken the name Of the
eR,didate, lie has ever been strangely
relieeni. Who eau say that when that 81.
lenee shall end, II will not be broken by
the magical sentences This country is one
ono from the Atlantic TO the PaeiGe-One
from the 81. Lawrence tofthe Gulf''-
These words but spoken from his official
lips, he will have achieved the double and
unlying fame Of Marlborough in war
aud a Washington in peace. lie willenler
uron hi, duties as Chief Magistrate Of
great people AT crisis, In the widest aud
most jcmouiac epoch Of the e,untry's his.
tory. lie will see the revrl Of the base
raised BY accident above the noble-hc will
SEQ tho urizs-fghter and the eircus-clown
in the ancient honored seats Of Webster
sud Huync-be will see an army OF cor
morants in the Treasury halls-he will seeR
laos at thocapitaland sorrow, and penury,
and d,strrs,, and doubt all over the land.
Then viii be his matchcss opportunity to
achieve n true greatness--,o become
modern Cromwell in resolution and exeJu-
tion-to restore those Stars lost from the
country's flag nj the moment when Seward
tinkled his little bell to place thirty mil
lions in bondage. The voice of the whole
South and the Democracy Of the North is:
"REsToRE THOSE STARS! "
"Rcstorc those stars, oh, lot them shine
Upon our flag sguia,
And let them. rs udays gone by,
CLEAN DER the landand main
We want no mutaiea..Ag
Where dis-'-' nianks may tell
That og,s which once slone brightly there
nave babe its folds farewell.
No! they shall not lestrlcken from
That constellation bright,
And like the wandering Pleads fires
DO qucnched in endless night.
Wen set each in its place again
or glory and renown;
And like those circling round the pole,
They shall 90 down.
Yes! they shall ever glittor whore
That meteor flags unurlcd,
And he, with all their kindred stars
The hopc-stars Of tho world"