Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-13

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AHd sesdsn HuiDsTs, Ne kHsw sHs, Z
lsug tine ass-fTsL, ERIsHs, q Maine
-Nhs cane 'asssy dsswn ssoaih' Il
Georgia, gathered up hundreds u bashsli
Of Pins-buTrss took them 10 Ass EHglaHJ
sHi cold thea 10 Lis nasal-IsaRgsi s0un
ITynsn as seed ef the .sEss 1slhoasl.s-sha
is, the mulberry, upen the leaves Of whiel
elk worms are isd-And among The puFeha
ssTs vas HE 0uR broILeE These whining
saHIing hyPOsTiiss will chatter halls day
for half cent, are The only people ou
earth, ne believe, except the bagos aud
Dutch, Who will offer aud receive coins 0i
half ssht value, Their manner Of talking
through thsirho'e, answering one question
by asking another, talking TO stranger,
without being Invited, their impeTiinsHss
their prO'sTbiai 'euleness', their natural
Penehant for peddling WORTHLESS, wares aud
selling patent rights OF Insignificant In
veniions, their natal dsluslon that Boosting
10 tbs hub Of the Universe, that the Andre.
seoggin Is q greater stream than the llud,
sou, that Moose Head Lake 10 bigger than
the Gulf Of Mexico, and also their habit oil
giving their really pretty, bright.sysd girls,
whose checks are like the half Of = rip.
apple aud whose mouths are like a crack
In tue petal Of n rose, such abominRbls
names as Ursula, Zerelda, Mehitabie, aud
the like, have made them the seorn Of oil
gentlemen, gsntlewomen and grandchildren
reared at any considerable distance from
that unmitigated nuisance called Plymouth
Rock, and the dust Of that old scoundrel
Miles Siandish. The word Yankee has be.
come the synonym Of meanness, and all
that can be condemned and hated by a
generous soul in what is expressed by the
word "littleness." The real, genuine, nose.
talking, 'aweay deown East, Androseoggln,
Moose Head Lake, wooden nutmeg, morus
mul.icaulis, pine.burr, pcddling, Ursula,
Zerelda, Mehitable, Nathan, Nehemia, obo.
diah, Zephaninh, Zeke, hub.of. the. niversc,
baby jumper, halfcent Yankees are mean.
ner than gar.broth, and several millions Of
their souls would rattle in a mustard. seed,
or could dance a pirouette on the point Of
a cambria needle. Yet these pestilent lit.
tic people, contemplate as they may seem
at a superficial glance, are like the lever Of
Archimedes and move the world. They
are at the bottom Of all our political, so
cial and financial troubles. They imported
and used tho first African slaves ever
brought to and used in what is called the
United States. When they found slave labor
Improbable, they sold the slaves in States
further South, and finally abolished the
institution when it got confined to the Cot
ton States and couldn't 60 any further.
They caused division Of the Democratic
party, and elevated q man Of their own
faith to the Presidency. They fomented q
civil war, and, staying at home while the
bravo men OF tn, North and West and
South barred their bosoms to the leadsn
storms Of war, and far from the scene of
blood and carnage, took the fat contracts
and the 7-30, 500 and other unta1ed in.
terest-in-gold bonds of the Government,
and placed in power the present minority
Congress, by which they gave q new
lease Of life to the almost defunct Republi-
can party, under whose baleful rule the
country seems fast going to that warm
locality whose name is spelled with one II,
H. and two II ITpIar a;
we borrow the Language of Mr.. A. A. Low,
New York merchant-''not only is our
commerce with foreign nations passing
from American lotions to those Of other
nations, but in consequence of the depre-
ciatcd state Of our currency and the press
ure of taxation on the products Of our in
dustry, the United States are csasing to be
nation Of supply to the less favored peo-
pie of the world. Worse than all, at home
and abroad, the credit of the country is
suffering from the Generalization which
penetrates the very halls Of Congress,
threatening to subject our young, vigorous
and wealthy republic to the costly sacri-
fee of its good name among the civilized
nations of the earth. Instead of expecting
wise and honorable legislation, leading
judicious measures of revenue and finance,
the sagacious and thoughtful live in per.
petual fear Of political combinations that |
will pander to sentiment said to be as
widespread Us it is depravsd, which de-
mands an indirect reputation Of the pub.
lie debt, even though it casts a stigma upon
the nation which generations cannot out
live" Thus is the truth spoken by a Radi-
cal before the New York Chamber Of Com.
merce. And we "arraign the Radicals for
keeping the Union asunder and Of surren-
dering the Southern States-.hose vast
regions Of fertility and production-to the
control Of race which covers them with
a blasting and whitening desolation."
But, Thank Heavenl signs Of reaction
in the public sentiment are not wanting,
and there is broad ground for hope that the
star Of Yankee domination is on the wane,
and that BY the ides of November the now
lettering throne Of Radical despotism will
fall. The enemy are trembling and dis
mayed
'No-, By the lips Of thOs. ys love- fair gentlemen
Charge for the golden lilies nov; upon them with
the lancer
For well do we believe that the efforts Of
he anti-centralists Of the North, aided by
he encouragement and moral influence Of
hose II the South, will bury the Radical
'arty 50 deeply in a grave Of obloquy and
corn, that no voice save that which said,
'Lhnrus, come forthr can call them to
tain the national eseutebeon with the inky !
lots Of national crime, trampls th. Con- !
titutiOn under their filthy feet, sbstter to
toms the fair superstrDoture Of rebuilt
Union, and be, ss now, the great curse
~ By references 10 the "Telsgraphie.- !
/ will be seen that Ssnbo has been doing
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