Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-18

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NFsinia ssA,al, bIt asTsr "a sElrsns Or
yioleul oae, ~ have hssa lhFousA life oH
go,l lrgas with Ihs most ~TrsPes'ahls ani
iIlsliggnl Of our political ]ePPansn's, sHi
have b'en esasursI or solily treated by
the extreme ones of our awh party, Ia
the good ola days OF Democracy aai Wh's'
oeTaey lf ne may coin : world wheL nc
we're eoadneliAsa newspaper aud IaSins
some part ia the Legs lalloH Of n~sighbar'
ing State. NC had alsays more personal
friends among the Nhis', aud all our eoa
Iroyrrsies we're VITA the over ssalous aud
not over wise Democrats who were eon'
slanlly hnlins fault vita ~ for not going.
a. they said, "Ihv whole hog Nov NJ
are fond Of pork aud especially fond ofde'
mocraey, but w can see no reason for 60
ing ,.lhs whole hog Ia either. We prefer
Temperance aud m0leraiion. To illustrate
we opposed Gov. MeNuIts universal re-
puIiation, ineluliug the Planters ban.
Bonds, aud that did not please such eI'
IRENE democrats as DR.. llagan aal men OF
his stripe. We approved OF slavery, ms !
existed then in the Southern States, bu
We were utterly opposed to re'openihs 'h'
African Slave Trade, which was advocated
by such extreme fool democrats rs Gen
Parsons OF Texas, D the leader Of th'
Radicals in the State senate. Again n"T
while we hold on uuilinchingly to all tn
old cardinal doctrines of democracy an
especially to all the State Rights left us b!
the war and It's consequences, because w
are disposed to give up the dead issues o
sccess ion and negro suffrage, which Ia
been taste ned upon us beyohd our poweI
of removal; because we nre willing Il
make the best out of existing circumstan
ces and use only the most moderate an,
practicable means Of cjccting the lawles
and tbciving radicals from place anu pow
err, we ara cansured and sneered at b!
some of the extreme men o. our " party
who, to say the least, have more zeal tina
discretion or wisdom. SO we have the rad
icnls, who have never had an idea Of mod
Grafton about any rning, down upon us oil
the one side, and the "red hot democrats
as they call themselves, who n re trying t
ape Brick Pomcroy without his ability, OF
the other. Fire away, p%op.guns, fire away
we ARE used to such things Snd are no
frightened. We know how it is and In
been with these extreme, violent, nois.
ones, and how it always will be. The.
are apl to ty from one extreme 10 another
proving the truth Of the old saying, thu
extremes meet. Some time ago, we wer
not extreme enough for such democrats a
Parsons and Carnes and Gillespie and Cnr
ter and Man'oye, and where ne they no~
In the bosom of radicalism md among tn
y most extreme OF their faith We have new
, err changed ia our political doctrines frol
our youth to n good old nge. what we o0
lieve. once, we believe still, but va know
' that we can not put all of our belief int
practical operation, and we are not tn
fool to attempt it. We shall keep on
the even tenor o! our way, doing the YER,
obest our circumstance allows and hop
ing for u better future and more favoraol
surroundings, when we can do more.