Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

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ista.iun sltf SO lanfis Political
ua,lusi ahil d sery Tpn1fal AL
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tnr Nra l.ak sea ~ lhe saiar
hrsaih r.iir.af. ilr faliflly " iplf
master, aui ise'i. u.ih e,nialssis
ullh your latnlisr 1ine,s a. ~
n'ire. Your inll NJ falugs, ~
eamc ~ r..hlr-. in i,e maniln'a
ii,u a yoar deiarimeEi ia Tie iii'
i,rr.i ~ yoar ambition, ssh - don'
ASH nfiks wishes al iho fresldrii
and ihc roaniry ihat Ia saye AouFse'i
inam an rSp'n,ian ~ l''pniar lnils
naiion. yla faai,l Il esmrsnieni 10
trsnsisr aiia lu another sphere ~
syuiiaiuus ariiYliy, where his tai.
es.is mlshi be sNefiri with sgna'
.fi.s,i and les, ern,nlcry. Virginia
Tennesseg, Mississippi aHd foNas-
nnl u mention awning ~ lu"hie
a. n.Vself-were nlslFarlions Ia ,hr !
way al ynur "a cess bsgpnse lhro
Pesidenl Gmnis Intervention Ia
teSr.uim.s The prlseripsive clauses
I,..m ,l,eir organic Law. lhese States
nrs braugh, iEla' iho lnlan nhd
firmly welded 10 his support, =
That yan may obtain lhe nnaserlp /
live Republicans who aiv iur houl /
well, and hy some strange dexter
na. management and occult pollii !
cal strategy you have 80 worked /
unon the confidence ~ tho President
NJ Ia cause him Ia flourish the club I
with which yoa intend TO break his
Irnl by indlitihg him Ia Join yon
in drnnclnllon Of tho conservative
!. Republicans, a party created by his
masa,,nin,lly ani triumphant lhro
his Encouragement" IL will be sceh
here that the Judge takes the oppor-
tnuliy of slily hitting Gen. Grant,
who, by tho way, has behaved very |
badly toward his brolher.ln'law.-
The General assured the Judge, that
as matter OF principle, he wonid
awe him all The support lao could,
and yet he very deliberately AN
NOMINEES his intention of violating
his plighied word. aud OF support
ing the .'Radien" Republican candi
date. Judge Dent very wisely dovs
not show temper 10 the matter, and
wherefore no tho more effectively
"viyes" IL 10 his unreliable, yuellla.
,;ng lbrothcrip.law. Tho Judge
farther says "your marvellous polit-
ical sagacity now active IN Missis.
1lppi and Texas. will rcspent your
calamity, aud again overwholm you
with discontinue and defeat. Su
poradd to these results of your un.
npproaehablc folly tho imposition
on these States Of your Iron chad
oath, and the alienation is complete,
landing them into the outstrctchcd
nrms o. Democracy. But the con
sequences your folly does not stop
hore. Ohio, Pennsylvania and 9th
crY will follow. Decide their polit-
ic:,l status in October, and the North
will echo back the condemnation Of
The South, and peal in your cars this
h,ct, that there is still left enough
of the incompatible virtue of the
Republic 10 rebuke you for q wan
ton repression of that most sacred
right. the elective franchise. But,
sir, this win not deter you from your
mad course; you will still persist
u,,tt::,, eve. nrop that supports our
nsrr,, is stricken away, and the
grand supcrstrucinro t- .....y,os aoon,l
'onr cars !. hopeless ruin"
Now speaking as conservative
Repdblican,.tiic Judge very fore:
bly, warns Mr. Boutwell, of the ruin
ho is bringing or tho party to which
both belong. But Dent is not mere
y conse- cative Republican. lie
as cmpt.atically patriot. He cares
NOR =, for principle than party, al
Tough respect for mis- brother-i n-law
and Of CO.. SO d natural family pride
D.. ms political elevation Of the lat
tel, has Of course kept him from OK
pressing himselfupon questions Of
politicaT policy. Besides Dent is
not d politician, though an able ju-
rist and soifnd think, did not feel it
to be his duty to publicly oppose
tho policy Of the party that espouse
the General, although, personally
he has never RETAINED from express
Ing his sentiments. lie has been
attacked by certain Democratic pa
pcrs as a Radical, but in this they
were in error. He is fully in earn.
est now in his outspokeD denuneia-
ton of the worse than streasonable
schemes Of the Boutwell, party. I
have devoted so much space to
Dents letter because deem 1t as
making very important epoch in
our chaotic political condition. That
be will be the Democratic nominee
in Mississippi is beyond question.
lis election is equally ihquestion-
able. Most probably he will be re
turned to the Senate, and you may
rest assured no Democratic Senator
will be moro earnest than Lewis
D,nt in attacking the hypocficy.
and unveiling the villanies Of this
sincffably rotten party, which now
) raises lis standard nnder the leader
ship Of such an ineffable buzzard as
George S. Boutwell,.
Secretary Rawlihs left last night
for Connecticut. It's rninofed yes
to-day and to-day that Gen. Dodge
Of Iowa will probably relieve him
rs, Secretary Of War, although the
NATIONAL Republican of this morn
ing says it Is authorized to deny the
rumor. The Republican is the
.sKitcbcn Cabinet organ of the ad
.ministration and therefore ought to
know. 1know thai RawIins is anx-
ious TO sever his connection with an |
administration with Which lie has
neither sympathy or affiliation. Mr..
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