Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-13

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snsla's the people, VIII be nee bis power
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isTssliBg qusshon, II he shall safoFes
tie return of tie cehsFsss (hy the army
aud navy, II Rsess'aryl within tie sphere
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TO Be used by the FsvoluiiSnlsis nov IN
power, history will write him down curse
10 bis eounlry, an enemy Of liberty, aud
his memory will "stiht In the nosirlls Of
men," Tine alene can tell What course be
will pursue. We hope for the best. We
can hardly realize that Il 10 possible for a
man In the Presidents position to throw
away the splendid opportunity he mos, as.
suredly has Of reasseriing the democracy
OF our Constitution and government In
such manner IS 10 forever ave aud deter
the hold bad traitors who may wish TO
build up consolidated monarchy upon
the ruins Of the republic. What matter II
the masses do not see the throne, the secp-
tire, the individual king sni the crown?-a
Congress paramount TO Supreme Court,
President and people, possessed Of all
power, Is more regent than Victoria or
Napoleon. II We are TO have q monarchy,
let us have the glitiering insignia and all
the pomp and pagsantry Of royalty-let Us
not do Il ings by halycs-let us have live
Kingdom, more splendid than the realm of
scmiramis, and palace | ko that of Cleo
raira at Alexandria. But II We are to
have a government Of, by and for The pco.
PIE, such rs the trainers OF the old organic
Inv designed, let the masses have q fair
chance Of tanning away the dreams OF
imperialism now nightly visiting the pill
lows Of so many Congressman. If the foul
nest Of traitors known rs the Congress OF
the United States are TO be allowed to 20
en- in the criminal and traitorous work of
cheating the people and taking away the
last vcstige Of their CONSTITUTIONS uaran-
iecd sovereignty, the sooner the people are
Informed Of the fact the better it will be
for the country, the sooner will come the
time when "forbearance shall cease to be
a virtue" the sooner the people Of the
States will be aroused like those OF the
Colonies who got up the historic tea party
in Boston harbor. The invinciblc people
will yet cleanse the Augean stable at the
Federal City.