Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-07

OF the eanhibals OF AlFieai '" iN0 sHN
dominate over eight millions Of the blue
eyed, iair.fa and goldsn'hairsd race
whose onward march In civilization aud
conquest has been rs the pagan, sf an
imperial pomp.
These pariahs In morals md children In
intellect In their promulgated platform,
ds;nand not only political but social equal
iiyi they announce that the descendants Of
the Wnshingion,. Lees and Benry's, are
unworthy of citizenship, but may bass 10
the degrading legislation Of negro igno'
rance and vice. The Northern Democracy
have plighisd their troih TO Justice, that
they will rescue from Radical Despoiism
and Negro Infamy, civilization and their
brethren of the south,-nine millions OF
beings in whose veins flow the blood Of thu,
proud and noble race, who irampled be-
meath their victorious tread the naughty
harons of CharlcUagnc, ruled over the
postcriiy Of the scipios and Fabii, and
e. day have planted the banner Of their
proves upon the walls Of the most ancient
capital Of the most ancient empire in the
world.
Before negroeracy shall be established,
before this insult to God and his laws shall
be perpetrated, we fancy the Crusaders
would rise from their centuried-forgotien
graves amid the hills and valleys Of Pales-
tine, and in lieu of the Red Cross Of reli-
gion, would inscribe upon their banner
sour children aud their Liberty"
Group the facts. The Democratic party
of the North have chung upon the outward
wall" their ennoblng flag, bearing upon its
cheering folds the motto, "Whito suffrage,
Reputation and Constitutional Liberty,
The Right or Neutrality-suspicious. with
4" tho Radicals and the Negro" The Radi-
calls in their mid night conclaves whisper,
"wc have the power and must retain it,
"Wo want no Constitution but PARTY RULE
"-bc the means foul or fair, for veal or
"woc; we must and shall rule" To &C
complish this end they have effected NOR.
al war between the races; they promise the
negro ample regeneration by the confis-
cation and distribution e. the property OF
the whites; they have impeachsd re Tres
idcnt because he was o barrier to the at
tainmcnt of their object; the organized
physical power Of the Government they
have entrusted 10 their perfdious tool, who
exhibits willingness to second their ne
farious designs and promote his own vile
ambition, equaled only by his want OF
manliness.
Is it for q moment TO be supposed that
| the comet of Radica lism, which for eight
years has shed over this continent its lib
erty-blighting rays will sink quietly down
before the rising orb of Democracy, as a
lesser star fades before the sun No. New.
err. Although its destruction is being rap
idly consummated by its own intensity,
yet it is apprehensible that destruction
will be productive of events SO irresistible
in their force and ruinous in their conse-
quences, that the arch Of the Government
will not only quake, but may fall.
Governments are established for the
happiness and prosperity of the human
family, and that Government is best which
promotes to the highest degree those bless
ings. Although men are much influenced
by traditions and memories Of national
glory and greatness, yet such a Govern
ment, based upon such material only, is
weak and incapable of great enterprises
or producing much good. That Govern
ment is most durable whose acts are &C
ccptable to the greatest number of citizens
A given opinion of the people must pro-
drce given effect upon the Government
and a given act of the Government must
produce given effect upon the people, and
these opin ions and acts must blend in har-
mony before the Government is suited ts
the people. That Government is effete and
worthless, for the great ends for which il
was established, when one-third of the ma
ton is held in military subsection, and
Lore than half Of the other portion clamor
in revolutionary voice against the opera
lions, acts and burdens Of that Govern
ment; when those entrusted with power
for purposes Of party and self-nggrandize-
ment, disregard the Constitution, the fun
damental law. The application of thes'
true principles Of political PHILOSOPHY, t'
the above described situation Of the conn
cry is 90 easy and clear that further com
ment would be superfuous.
The Lacrosse Democrat, bold and man
" journal, which swsys probably as larg'
and certainly ss strong an infence as any
other Journal on the continent, has alread,
soundsd the toesin Of war. Il says, ait IL
time the people we're asserting their right
even IL IL should be in the convincing
though deadly tones Of srtilleryi Right Of
Revolution We know not when the ben
con fires may light the midnight skier, sn'
the shrill pibroch Of war be heard
Bot this is the resolution and words Q
ID. Democracy Of the North. We Of th
South being deprived Of the privilege o
asserting our rights or defending our priv
Tiees, esnuot spesk until cur NortherI
brethren restore % The mantle Of citizen
ship.
fbs course Of rsvolution ssstly hovs,-
its point Of eulninafion viii sOsn be renoh
Cd. We dresd 10 think Of 1.-THE Soul
would b. another Hsyti or With = nOrninI
sun. The foul hot rUuld have ben sfaes'
fursvsr. Inagirsti0n rsooils fron ths san
guinsry hnss g The picture.