Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-24
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rnipus re-. ihr i.h,urt uefrss ~
.Erl.ur ID l,as lrslurrl s. pvyi
tu-l, airl ly mr. iho WalLvr or
conservative Republican ticket has
,srrsl,sl hy a ycfy large majority,
aud ili. r-uil G, dee iu tho hnIo
lr,-urs 81 Nonl Ia themselves with
witch ihc Nirg'niaus rrgallef 2 lac
Radical parly ~ e. s''F'svlt ronsii
iu'rd The autograph isiorms M
that Walkers maj"rilics Ere very
large Ia Bedford aNS Augusta, twu
large lsri i,dIr. loEs rsuniivs ~ rrv
sho H~lIors are in tail krro, This
tnINs that The blacks in many eases
either r,liainy,l from waiting, ar else
'-N,ui" tho Walker iickel-vcry
r,r,lahly the Former, We are IN,
I rmc,l hal many negroes IN th,
S,Nlhsilc counties vulcd the Con,
srrvmivc tiokcl, several C"lorcd
mcn ipNing'hycn run for the l.cgiS
1nmv on that side. The Radical
majority in Alexandria city and
county dwlnllcd nWm three hun
aired aud llOy, the first irpor; l(lii,
mnrning. Ia less than 0po hundred
nnd iily,Jby-si,a evenings 'Htws
A,c4Nsiiria is afflicted. with The
same curse Uhunghiun degree hess
that has hrhllrh Washington II
hasa ,lis.olulc aud worthless ncgrt
population, supported 10y the l|Tcc,l
mrn's bureau, aml passing linen
lives IN i,llcnc.s aud dchuuchci.y
Their natural instincts are with
such man Us Wells who appealed
In their sywpalicS AIld theip taste
Ny trlim. them that il WAS "all AZ
accident that his mother "Th0ppcd
him IN New York INSTEAD ui' Nir
ginia, . Giwl vii,lh df itself consli
iulcd nil the difference Between him
aud them. These men voted iol
Wells in II body. They have the
same gentle and persuasive polit
iical tricks which tho Washington
negroes indulge in on clcction--thc
art of voting "oarly and often, and
of polling every stray negro they
pick up, no mm,tnr where he Hives
\ military body, in The interest oI
the Wells faction, was compelled
even in the teeth of the instructions
given them ly His Imporialncss
ulysses (and last, lot us pray God
To favor he New York "Droppcl'
To arrest several of the "mcn and
brethren" for exercising their con
s,itaticwnS r6f&st of Oetingmorc than
once. But wisA aul this fraud-fol
ii is certainly impossible for Radi
Gals, black or white, 10 participate
in an election without committing
fraud--thc whites voted n success
full ticket. Mckenzie in the Alex
andria Congressional District is
elected by large majority. it ap
pears that the Radical party have
succeeded at last in buying an Gle
phant, and | am very curious tc
know wtat Il will do with him
Norton the Rudical candidate ia The
first District, a negro. is elected tC
Congress. Since, Thad. Stevens
quit politics TO become u spiritua
vendor Of news between this world
aud the next, nothing has occurred
that will give tho Radicals so mach
trouble. Tho case of r. Willis
Mcnard, Of Louisiana, is not a 'cir.
cumstancc" to it, The "cypurga.
ted constitution is adopted by q
very large majority, on the princi.
pie that y "half loaf is better tha,
no bread This Vrginia election
is the beginning of the end of Radi,
ralism. 1t'foreshadows the result
in Tennessee, which undoubtedly
will elect Scnlcr and u majority Of
she Legislature, thereby returning
Andrew johnson to the United
States Senate. Mississippi and
Tcxas vii "follow suit and in two
years time the entire South, with
perhaps the exception of South
Carolina, will be enrolled under tho
banner of Democracy. 1 do moi
claim this election in Virginia as q
Democratic triumph, but it is The
entering <wollgo to split opon the
tncil'ably hid6ous and loathsome
monster RadicaIism, in the South
thus paving the way for the success
Of Democracy
Thaddcus Stevens has appeared
in a new role. The old gentleman
mas been permitted to revisit his
adopted country, (his native land
being much warmer one than the
United Statos) and express his
opinion about the attempted i'm.
pcachmcntof Andrew johnson. Ac.
cording "Thc Banner of Light,
the spiritualist organ of the coun
try, a paper that approves all kind.
Of Yankee ologies and isms, cspc
cialIy free loreism, n pet institution
of Yankee Radicalism, by the way
Mr.. Stevens declares that Provi
dcncc was opposed to the impeach
mcnt of Johnson, and therefore
prevented it. Providence is in
favor of an lmperialist government
and the time had not then come fol
Tho. autocrat. 1t will soon, Thi.
spiritual declaration is. another
'10cler'' in favor of Radical Imperi
alism.
The Great Eastern has arrived in
American waters. We received the
first news of her arrival through
French sources, the dispatch being
dated at Brest. This is enterprise
certainly. ''H '''' 'hf
General Sherman arrived il
Washington yesterday, after a brio
visit to st. Louis. He is coming in
while most ofour magnates are de
parting. Meli o.il r. 1r.Hl