Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-02-26

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lees the victim the mort severe will be the
ioFluge Unlisted BY The craven eohqneroF'
Deprived u even tie POOr privilege Of
regulating their Internal Affairs, aud gov
srntl by men Who hate them, Imported
rron New EnslAHd, where they we're rear
ed According 70 the gospel o. hate, or
What 10 worse, by Southern men who have
tuIned traitor for the sake o. peenniary
gain, the souihern people have neither
voice nor Interest Ia the management Of
III. political affairs Of the South or the
country. .tI 7.'''f
The South, lIkea captured FISH, Is In a
net, and every struggle 20 escape bu, wlnas
additional cords sbou, the captive.
The Democratic Aad Republican parties
are except nOminaily more. There
Is hu, one organized political party 10 the
whole iand--ii est the '"Radicaf party
This vile party, whose aim is revolution,
empire aud perpetual power, cannot scen
be destroyed, save by civil war, TO which
their late experience has made the grea,
masses OF the people averse. They had
rather bear the rigors Of despotism for 4
season, than draw thcswori Of internecine
strife. IL. ...f.
The elements Of opposition TO the des-
potism under which'iLe country il. groan-
ing are powerless now, only because the y
are, at present, in q state Of chaos-in
other words, because they are organized,
and without organization can affect moth
ing. ...-...,.... ..... ,-.... J..
This leads us 10 express TIE Hope Of The
South, which is, that the great elements OF
opposition to Raiicalism--which means,
en,photicaiiy, Depotism-will in due season
become unit, and thus present to our OPP
prcssors an opposition before which they
must retire. 40 'l'' ...t i'
The movement for combining in one
organised, solid mass all men who are de-
sirous Of restoring the Government TO the
nimJus Of tho Const tuition, and Of stripping
That instrument of its Infamous addendn,
must, aud we feel will, commence at the
North. When it shall be organized at the
North, The Souih " III no; dcclina an invi
tation to join, and the patriots Of North
and South, distinct as the pillows but one
rs the saa, will constitute an array against
bad men in ill-golten power to which they
must succumb. fi oil. VI. aU nlr
Meantime, it. is clearly the proper course
of the Southern people to yield silent ac
quiesccnce and prompt obedience TO thu
sspowcrs that be"--to attend assiduously tt
the promotion of all industrial interests
md internal improvements--to wn,ch, Ia
Dor and wait, with, all possible paticnct
and checrfulness, for ""thc good time com
ing.p ot 50 susbEs-1 GW7i7,H. h'a
| Inc DOUtH nub iuet lCt ouu iotS uit WI h'
its ills with sublime foriitude which his
tory must name as worthy Of admiration
emulation and honor. She has born
much, can endure more, and MI Desper
andum is the motto ON her crest ..r
All is not lost Above the dark horizon
of the present we sec the morning twilight
president of Tho rising sun of deliyerance
and hope to see il when, mounted to 1T
lofty zenith, its splendid effulgencc vii
illuminate our Republic, restored to it
past grandeur and beauty, when it will
again rear aloft its beaming head from tn
troubled sea of time, aud become, as o
yorc, the lighthouse of nations, the cyno
nosure of the world iHsi .EtlI We.fs