Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-01-01
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tr,i,a the hanis The eerrupiionis's, II eah
aniy he accomplished by ren,sniinE the
rarty. ~ ignnFing social qussiiens and ~
dis,TiLaiins q faiF qaoiA q ehiers " de-
serving ani capable IeTashs, Tie eaol-
ness anl cheek displayed BY the ksIssh-
90 10 Speaking az eorTuphonisls, Ia yieN
II ne History ~ Rallealisia, sud espeeial'
I, Ia ihs Radical Legislature of New York,
u i-eiislly reirshihs.
Ti,s 6ermsns si,l not ALLOW themselves
10 be Aue,ioned OF 10 the Highest bidder by
,ieneral sifei OF any other, she wants
isl b.rh; they 10 Io' forget the Radical
eifaris 10 pass ali kinds Of sHn,piusFy Laws
aadto deprive them Of their jus. rights,
When The people Of New York forget the
EAlleai rule OF the past few yearsin that
state, they may change back TO The party
% at fraud, cant aud hypoerseyi until that
iotgrimlness eop,ts, our .pieus kad'eAl
friends mhy rest assured, thai even The cry
~ slgrl and Lager wont saTe them. Sec
leIaiy Boutwell,, who howied economy, re-
treuchmsnt aud reform from the stump In
lPennsyiyania during the recent canvass 10
tina, State, has prepared his estimates for
NIL The Government expenses for the next
Gsesl year, end ,rae TO the Radical Idea Of
economy, he only increases the yearly sS'
rendituIes S5o,0O0,0oo over what u wss
last year. n Is not 10 be wondered that
DE Is not In favor OF lessening the burdens
. a. taxation. when he is running up the
Government expenses nj such n fearful
rate. Tie motto OF this Administration
seems 10 be that Of Louis It'll, "Afier me
the Deluae,p or Amerieanized, "The Dew
II take tic hindu,osi" In the Senate yes
% terday, eulogies were delivered by o num-
her Of Senator's, upon the late Senator fes-
enden. Among those who spoke, were
AI,ssrs Williams, Anthony, Caitell, Ham
lin. Morrell Of Me and Sumner. or course
all was praise Of the dead Senator. Had
he been living, these samc eulogizcrs would
he the first TO help defeat him for Senator,
IN / read him out Of their party, FOR the
o vote he cast on the Impeachment trial OF
Andrew johnson, which net, more than
any other of his life, gained for him the
r,speci OF fair minded people of the com
try, and for which, his motives were as
per.ed, and he was openly, and mos, bitter
" reviled by those, who yesterday, were
loud In his praise. "De morfas mi nlsl
bonuia,r is a good rule, but in this case, il
savorcd of that universal Yankee Character
istic hypucracy, with strong flavor of
Z cant. Tie census Till crawles along slow
". objections being made at every step
Rrctions being stricken out here and there.
The estern members generally desire
elections for members of Congress under
the new census, during the coming fall.
Facts and figures were quoted to show that
Michigan, with five members, represented
greater voting population than Massn-
b chusctis with her ten members. And if
the Western members were unit with ro-
gard 10 the in erests of TIE West, they
would get more favorable legislation, but
there are number of them, who vote
against there section and State at the bid
ding of the Eastern members, and the re-
suit of their treachery, the West never
fails to get the Ego by in every case
where her interests are concerned. The
Yankee looks to his section first, and to in.
dividuals next Intheir dealings with the
Ia West, they reverse their tactics; they man
age the Western sections Of the country
through the oupidity, stupidity, or the love
of place of the Western members giving
up positions that the East may be benefit
ted They never desire the Presidency for
4 a Yankee, knowing they can manipulated
man from the West to better advantages
and can get more favors than they would
dare ask from a Yankee President, on &C
+ count ofsthe looks of the wing. So the
Western Radicals will bow down to the
Yankee law makers and their people suffer
the penalty. These same dear good na.ur-
eli people will open their eyes TO the plain
facts of their servants treacliery one of
these days, if they have not already; ttlen
stand from under We Yankee lovers u
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