Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-30

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lighting 4 posAion ~ his audience
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ItmAa Inc sserh mOralisl aud
VimdilAlOr Of virtue that THIS light
~ Radiealisn and pet Of his party
tas chosen 10 make he present ap'
psSTARee, and though tho part BY
40 Means sits easily upon ham, aud
he sssns Ear nom beings, home Ia
tke ehataeIer, il has alIraete some
attention from ils novelty, II was
in Mis- character t.ist ''honest" but
lfs chose TO make his appearance
ON Thursday last, upon mo 0ee Aston
Of their ADMISSION 10 their eests in
tho House 0f Representatives cf the
members OF Congress elect nom
Texas. snoring as il Is TO con
eeive Oi, suceg uAe rnt'e and i'm
fhaeulate sheep IRON that state who
came shipping gladly into tho Rad
zeal fold esme one who has tho AN
daeity TO call hitnself u Democrat,
and whs, or al that enter from that
State, we are fain 10 believe, Is tho
only one representing the tesl po'
lltical feeling Of the Texan peohle.
To tho admission Of this gentle
man, n Mr.. Conner, a former regu.
LAT army officer, tho legality OF
whose ELECTION Was not ulspnted,
worthy Benjamin objected upon
high moral grounds. Years ago,
"A Mr.. Butler had asccrtaihed, Mr..
Cohnsf, while an officer in tho ar.
my. forgetting that The quality Of
mercy Is not strained" had refused
10 pardon and restore 10 instant ia;
yor some thieving soldiers who had
thoroughly disgraced themselves
The lender heart Of Butler was
touched BY This specimen Of hard
Hcartethess, and hi ielt that no
could not conscientlohsly oocupy q
seat III the samS body with n per-
SON OF shcl .antcccdcnts. -,
According TO this rigid morllist,
this was tho head and front OF Mr..
Conner's offending, though the gen-
drous minded Butler, mentioned in.
didentally that Mr.. Cohh6r had also
been knotn 10 qi!cstion The legality
and constitutionality Of certain acts
Of n late Congross,. In which Butler
was one of the choice spirits. Vir-
tue Ia not always rewarded, how
over, and, though he did his utirost
ON high moral gfeuhds IL extltde
.Ir. Conncf ff5ifi his stat, tho ma
iority of the House disicgardcd the
appeal of worthy Benjamin, and
closed this farce BY admitting this
dreadful parsonage to q seat Il tbb
same body %liith tontaincd tho
paragon his oppoiient..
Aid then tho ctirtain was rung
up and anothef play, alst d ftite,
the subject of which was The admis-
sion of satfdp Amos to n seat as the
representative Of Il State of which
lie was fever d citizen, was begun.
The amusing part Of this perform
dncc, is tho easy and nonchalant
manner in which the Radicals over
ride tbS laws and fprtS this mighty
man Of vdlor" in The Scnal6, Iii 6p.
positlJH t5jtsticc and III spite. of
rkymo or rsdson. During the time
occupied BY these pcformaHtes,
which gave great satisfaction to the
party of "mOral IDEAS" tho ROARING
farce, of"San Domingo annexation"
Vas bsiHg ptffufhcd in the Senate;
This latter coinicalitt tfeats Of
iobbing our People, and, y is need
less to say, is rtccived with, spine
favor by an apprcciative Radical
audienG6. Such opportunities of
combining aihhsement with iRstrc,
ton arc becoming very frequent in
Dur national assembly, ana when
Varied Occasionally With cxtraets
ind, Quotations. ffStti tiogrp ttih-
strelsS hover fail to meet with a fine
IN, ,,ro h;0fion