Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-03-12
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tempting iePrays that 'ias ssssirl States
sre Ie, Iss ly Tor Tesars.Taeileu a's based
upan he ii'ss su.rl tea that ,hs people q
the Soa,hsrn States are siill iisuai0R.sis
and s,lll sLsrishing hopes Of rsbFillon for
lhs purposes Of separation i1en he Ne'h
aud lemsuiihg The negroes tack 10 slavery
That the people of tie seeded States issi
that tie Ral.csl I'Hy is neither the eaun-
try or The nation is most lrns, IL iiey
did not feel rebsllious lowari il and anA'
ious for lie oyerihrow snl utter anuihlia-
ton, they would be false 10 the nation sad
to every private and loesl Interest they
hold dear, They have long slnes bllden
farewell To their last lingering hope II a
separate ex lsleHee aud sepayalseoRIelrTaey
However Iealously the deyo'ess Of Cen'rai
ism may culssyor to riyeI sin faster the
gives Of that bondage ia which our people
are nov held by arbitrary and nnsernPn'
lous power, We Iu0w they are willing
waiting and anxious to do their part, faith
fully aud thoroughly, in Iseonslrue'ins
the States GU the basis OF the old eonsuiu-
ton, With the freedom Of the negro clause
attached, aud AFTER the plan Of the ante
bellum Union. The remark quoted above
from the speech OF Senator llamilIOn, that
immigrants from Mississippi, louisiana,
Tennessee, ETC., are inferior 10 the Yam
KEGS and the worst population We could
have, Is an insult TO the South aud rs hlse
as hell itself IL is one OF Hamilton :
own chickens, that will some day come
! home 10 rOOsL. But Mr.. Hamilton, having
gone into the embrace OF a party Rntago'
nistic to his State and section, must needs
adopt their manners and customs TO be
come fully one Of them, and retain their
favor, to say nothing of large sums Of
money drawn from the hard earnings Of
the very people whom lie has 10 roGndly
densunced and certainly belied. He
would soon lose caste with them did he not
intcrlard his writings and speeches with
| lies, ISLANDERS and disooIrtcsies in refer
ence to all those Southern people who re-
fuse to worship the golden calf of Radi-
calsm. Never mind, Hon. Mr.. Hamilton.
This is world Of change, as events of
the last ten years may have taught you,
the great wheel of time is ever revolving,
and in few more turns those who have
been on top will be at the bottom. We
wouldn't envy the position of yourself ard
those who bought you when the wheel
shall be fully reversed. But little while
and principle will be vindca,ed, right
will regain its due asccndancy over might.
When the great elements Of opposition
now silently organizing throughout the
country shall advance, as they assuredly
will at the close of the current Presiden-
tial term TO drive the monoy-changers
from our State and National temples, and
arrest that huge swindlc, the Radical Par.
ty, Senator Hamilton and his fellow Office
hunters must pay the penalty Of outraged
truth and law, and he will curse the day
in which he hlndly and suicidally accept.
cd the rast-withering laurel of a seat in a
Senate degenerate and corrupt, and unto
whose cursed memory mountains weight
of the enathemas of ages must cling. But
the Radical party, and not the Southern
people, are the enemies Of reconstruc ton
We're the State reconstructed, it would re.
quire talents and ualifcst lions TO secure
representative, national or State Offices
Now, the longs cared ass in the South, il
he but have u loud month, and will bray il
favoc Of the Radical Party, the satraps
military government, and agsinst tho
applies for it, Reconstruction 10 not de-
sired by the Office holding and Oflice-seek
ing portion of the Radical party. They
shudder at the bare idea of it. Nine on,
ten of those now in office in the South
"drcst in little brief authority" ant
sinking in t nostrils of our people, go
their positions through fraud as rewards
for services rendered the Radical-tht
only disunion party. They know they arc
in office contrary to the wishes OF vast
majority of the people, whom they are
robbing End disappearing, and shame
lessly cling to places and take salaries that
men of talents and honor would scOrn tC
hold and receive under like circumstances
Anything in preference to reconstruction
for them. No wonder that Hamilton and
MS Dfother hhuichls want Immigration
from Yankee lend and not from the seeded
States. The reason is obvious; immigrants
from Doodledom would vote the Radical
ticket-those from the seeded States would
not.
} We hear of the blacks being rob-
, bed and killed to an alarming OK
tent in different parts of the State
} These outrages are generally com
mitted by vagabonds who seek to
live upon the colored people by
, robbing them of their horses, sad
+ dies, arms, or anything they have
worth carrying off, and when any
protest or resistance is made, muir
der is committed at once.
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