Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-10-08
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every public -aa shsula have, fair
chance. The people elected Mr. cehnsT'
by very decided npsrl'y-'hs leading
Radicals Ia CeHgTess esdea5STsd 10 TsPa'
Llals aud disfranehise them, By the Fsjss'
lion % their chosen representative, ilsHes
AIR. Connsrs reelection Is an event he
should desire, and a sslf-VinileatioH Of bis
constituents, which they should uhahi'
mously determine 10 make, II there arc
other asriranis In the District, impatient
to represen, the dear people, We arc sure
their elaiai, II they have any, will not
spoil by tsTiSy..during isrRof Congress-
Our correspondent speaks Of our not
doing justice to Ourself aud Democratic
friends who choose 10 differ with us about
men and duty, by publishing insinua'iOns
against "a very large number OF Demo-
cratic friends" We alluded TO o few who
would like to run themselves, or who had
some personal friend in view for the posi-
ton. So the number Of Democratic
friends" our "insinua.ions touched Is
"large" only in the fancy OF our "o'd
Friend" and probably that Of few OF
those who voted against Conner, In collin n,
in 1869.
II our "0li Friend" or any one else,
don't want Conner to run for or be re-elee-
ted TO Congress, It must DO because some
one else wants to go-not because Conner
|. not competent and efiicicnt-not because
he has done anything uudemocratic-not
because he has fasihed single pledge
not because he misrepresenis the people.
No; simply and entirely, because IL Con-
ner shall be reelected, other impatient as
pirants and their particular friends will
have to await little longer"
Our correspondent gives us the bald os-
sertion that he don't think well OF the
speeches Mr.. Conner has recently been ma
king, but does not recite the Objectionable
clauses. As to those speeches, our sod
Friends" opinion Numerically differs
from that OF tho entire Democratic press
of the District, except perhaps the Mckin-
ney Enquirer, and that, we think, has ex-
pressed no opinion pro or con.
Mr.. Conner was opposed in Collin coun-
ty In 1869, in favor of Rev. Josh. johnson,
the county giving johnson SO majority or
thereabout. The number md influence of
Corners opponents in Collin are we'll
known to Conner himself and to his friends
generally. We presume that it is their
desire to defeat his nomination by means
of the convention machinery so we'll known
to pipe.laying and wire-working poiti-
clans; but, let us advise them ia advance,
their success in affecting the general re-
suit in the last election is the measure Of
their power in the next.
Opposition to Conner now is clearly OPP
position To the will of the people, who are
determined to return him to Cong ress, for
another term at least.