Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-07

besa go assured b ihtsllisshi sen
llemsu Who have Travelled all over
Europe, There, the labor and eA'
pense have been laNished cn the
bAlaees q theft kings aRa the sss-
Ties ~ the mobiles, while the pnbllt
business Is transacted in builqlnga
a much interior nreleRslOns, Here
We glory in tho greatness of the
whole, not the power and spehdoE
ql individuals, The Capitol, the
treasury, the Post Oiies and tie
Patent 0lIlos are Indeed WORTHY tha
ggea. Republic Of HqdsFh times
The State, lhs WaE and ssyy bald
ings arc vet 10 ts reared 10 CORES
pond with the Spaeiors and inlpos-
Ing STRUCTURES altsady hhishtd'
Thess will follow, when proper
eesnonit and honesty in ,he adniih'
istration Of public ailiairs shall bring
abou, a reduction Of taxes aud Yet
leave an ample treasurf. The idea
OF removing tho Capitol IS rlhiel'
lous-it might as well remain here,
II tho Republic stretches itself out
over all Eorth Aiperiea and tho is,
lands az, the Gulf Railroads and
telsgraphs have overcome space,
and distance is nowhere and moth
ing. But this Ia ahothet gcruine
ofisprihg OF Fadieallsia, that Is
never content and always seeking
change, generally for tho wprso.
However, no sotloas rearS Heed be
entertained on this polnt. , -
So much for the eity-now for
tho bhSy politicians. in II. Alas J
for theii-how small and contemp'
tiblo they look, compared with the
hoblb ediheeS In which they cen,
gregate What q contrast bctw6or
tho polished iaafble ind thc ineor;
ruptihle granite and Tie cohrso ind
dirty humanity, rotteh at tho core,
within them. or tonrso there hro
some exceptions, but they are iow,
To ono who has seen Clay, Webster,
Calhoun, Houston and Davis, sit
ting in the Senate, how insignifi.
cant look Chandler, hmcs and
Drake, to say nothing Of tho negro,
Revels, and tho "pious Morgan" "
tho misrepresentation Of historic
Texas. felt sick rs contempla.
ted, for the first time, the assembled
tdditalism of the country in the
body Of It's selected chiefs. The
rcd6omiHg feature Id the Senate is
Thufinond Of Ohio, d man Of brhihs
and worth, but no rcally great man
is l6ft. ~ L,, 3c
6ittihg of Congress, alternating bo'
tween the Senate and the Hotse.
The former has been enguged 6ti
the Georgia Bill, tic latter on the
Tariff. In spite Of strcnuous oppo-
sitioh on the part Of d few sensible
and honest democrats, an, unjust
and odious revision of tho Tariff is
likely to be made. Money is oil
powerful with this Congress-; and
the mohotolists Will hasS every
thing they want. ,, The proceedings
III tlfe Seiats OH tile reconstruction
of Georgia, t%itb, already recon.
structcd, indicate that the South 10
to hate nB p6aco as long as radichl;.
lsh Is Id the ascendant. Mottpn OF
Midland, who may DO c4hsidercd
the leader Of the extreriiiSts ind the
thaiority of his party, iheae d speech,
on Thursday last, which shows
plainly what is to bo the plan of tno
next camtaign for the, Cohgtt6s
and the Prcsiashc5. He qdotea
largely from tho lyin. Btreait re;
ports, and e1deaSoted to Prove that
rSBeliioti VAS still fampatit, that
thousands Of tniSh iheR had betR
slaughtsrsd, that ho loyal men
were safe in any Of the Southern
States, and that the strong arm OF
tho Government was still necessa-
~ to keep down the rebels fhd en,
able fair elections to Be Held. The
meaning of this Is that it is the in
tentiop Of tho radical leaders, to So
ttite, by military Coercion, the as
tendency of their party and perpet-
nate tbeir odious tyranny. They
Contemplate the passage Gf . law to
regulatt electibns iii all The States
that is, to Control them aha ktet
them radical by force. On Friday,
our infdel Senator, the "pious Nor.
gan" Hamilton, followed Morton in
( Written and road speech, ~ such
an infamous character, that my
blood boiled within me as he jerk.
cd it out, holding the slips Of con,
ta.nihated paper in his trembling
hands. 1t Will DO read With aston,
ishment by the people Of Texas,
even as Coming from him. He, mol
Oily endorsed every thing which
Morton had said, but went far be-
yond Id falsehood and maligpity
He declared, if the innocent Bing'
ham Amendment, so-called, was
adopted BY the Senate, no loys
han would be safe III, TIE South
that he would be afraid to go home
ana ended BY 6crceching out, to the
extent Of his Cracked Voice, tha
"he knew we'll the Southern people
that he was born and raised among
them, ana that they were the NOS
blood-thifsty set Of. cut.throats OF
Gods footstooi," Tho man, xht
in the face of Heaven, in his sobei
senses, could utter this, would, dis
honor tho ihothef who bore him
IL Morgan Hamilton crazy? / cal
think Of no other excuse for sucl
Utter and glaring petversion 0
truth. l send you Forhey's paper
the Chronicle, containing an alb
straet Of the speech, that you ma.
see that / have done the poo
wretch no uDjustice.
.fhe 3acobin radicals claim tha
they have strength enough III III
Senate TO defeat the Bingham