Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-04-02

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4 Stat and poi ID in ihr hanas ~
ourfrss. un iho afouni that ihr
p alr had riulaisd ary law what
t,rr ur that ans Amount ~ wrong
, s'.issi lh lis bnidrIs, D. nonii have
le,n innieil as a traitor mnre tile
than ihnr,liri Arnold aui would
have irrn hissrd irum every drtvui
tumlauy What ha, changed meH.
Arrihry linrl oi .ihrriys lnlhry
l.uihr lhr maily ifrtslum Ut whleh
ar ourc buast,If verify, Il srems
80. Il s,ems lhal ihry are willing
slaves nf solfcinsiiiuiel body
which ihralens to Use its power
with "a liheuiily never lagalleiei
bvTir, Nc watch With anxiety
aud with fear nnd trembling, not
Eir ourselves, bn, far the ouanlry,
the progress 1T C0ngrvss IN It's
manh 10 absolute power, We
sometimes fancy that some deep
lrep has seized upon the people :
that they have eaten al tho insane
root that takes the reason prisoner,
and llc Ike druggcd victims, being
dcspollcl hy robbers of all their
earthly treasure, When will they
awake!
li.eulers0n KY Reporter,
Hal Kentucky been aroused in 1850 as
she noW seems Ia he IN account Of the evil
deul design OF Northern statesmen 10 null
il the sovereignty II the States and eon'
solilaie he paw,r, 81 tie government In
the one grand oligarrhy nj Washington,
she might have addrd her great PoNer TO
the rflur, that was made In tie fonr years
following to prevent the accomplishment
or n.ln,ment II That desism On, by the ais
cradle "nsulrall,y' doctrine Of such fos lis
NJ ArrLis biSon aud Garrett Davis, sic
gave aid anL comi,r," Ia her enemies aud
lelrcd 10 forge ihe chains now ehafns her
and, "a Tar as that State Is Individually
concerned, the oycrPoNerSd aud manaoled
south ,lon'ie,re Confederate cent. GroNi'
ins, now, hy Kentucky cannot enlist sym
pathy. Thrpcoplc who snapped uP Dixon :
neutrality with such ayijiiy cannoi be ex'
peelcd to have tie COMMUNICATION OF the
South. whom she shameh,lly abandoned In
her hour Of peril. Dut the struggle is over
the South is bound, AID Kentucky, that
might have reversed the result, must, In
common with NJ, abide the tyranny her
folly invited and secured. The Reporter Is
clcoucni In denunciaiion ofihe usnrpations
Of Congress aud in dcploring the strange
apathy that seems To possess the people as
If they lad drank "all the drowsy syrups
of tic East" This is natural and we can
but honor the feeling Of the editor that
prompts II bu, i, is all in vain. This in
lirnation comes too late. In 1860, tue lasi
wear Nl Ulll wv" 800
paper, we predicted all now apparent
in the government Of revolution aud iyrnn'
ny, but the ioyairccplc of Kentucky Kissed
as to scorn as q traitor or raven croak'
ing i'll. Well, time proves all, and We are
virdicnted. We are sorry for Kentucky
only because We are concerned FOR ourselves
If it is an established principle that nj
mower resides in Congress, Congress will
not be satisfied with the emascu'aiion Of
! the seeded States, but continue its work
until the revelation Is complete and thai
J., * is as itsnan, ever KCn'ueky, In Llama
OHIO. ETC., as it is over Georgia or Texas
And If The patty of the people, which
the Reporter dcplo?cs, shall continue, tho
utter robbery of the States of every righ
will soon be complete. The only remedy
that can rid an oppressed people of tyrnn
NY is the smord. The South has failed will
that remedy. The North is stronger, nn(
! NAV succeed.