Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-11
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isrtnosi, FrhnrE one II The 'sTy STILES
msn Of lle Irrublisaa party, has lately
made several patriotic sprsshss Al ilnsF,
sHi pnihis in shioa be opvRly shi sle'
qnrhiiy advocates a heW party Ih~s ei'
isris haze hrea followed ~ by tie Il,
Louis Republican SiIh a direct TroP"si'ieH
10 tie prnaeracy 10 abanisa ihvlr pres
en-, Organization sad 10 maksn Rsmiha-
lion Tor ihy rrs,ll.nry, n ssuaisrs'aRl
il dun, tie New urlvaas Times sPPro'es,
also. this proposition, sui perhaps som'
olLyr papers, we have nSt nuliecl, L. il
time, then, for the Democratic Press ID
speak ouI plainly sad say what they
lhinS ufIhls hes movement.
For one, We take The e~arliss, opPorIuni-
~ to say tia, ~ arc SHTiy oPPo'oiN il
II eau dc no sasI aud may do an immense
harm. There Is no safety ia L.. II the
Democratic party, uuier it, present organ
%iraIlon, can not save the aountry, Il IL lost,
aud there Is 10 hope for IL. That is the
situation. The Democratic Party of the
/ United States il the nohlest on record
I For luug Year, aud amidst many aud try
/ lug difficulties, It conducted the country
on aud slll on to II prosperity, happiness
I aud greatness, which were the envy and
admiration OF tie world. IL has the pres.
tige Of age aud the sanction of long trial,
in which it has been found to work we'll,
and IL is associated with tho memory OF
Jefferson and Madison and Jackson aud
other great men OF their times. 1t IL and
ever has been emphatically the Party OF
the Constitution, ever willing TO be guided
by Il, and eyer struggling to uphold and
defend it. 1t has ever been the strongest
bond OF the Union, and when II went
down, tho Union went with 1t, and ~ true
and loving Union will never he again un-
i'll it rises mp once more to manage cation
al affairs on the principles of the constiiu-
ton. No new party can be found witl'the
strength, the virtue and the vitality of the
old Democratic Party. We do not pre-
tend to affirm that the party has never
been guilty of errors and mistakes, but We
do say, tina, no other party has ever equal
ed it in purity and wisdom. This is no
time to strike our flag, which has so often
waved over us in victory and triumph
No, let us stand 10 our %colors, rally around
them, and stick to them to the las:. It's
the only hope. fold Wings or moderate
Republicans, who agree with us now on
the issues of the day, will not cooperate
with us because Of their hatred of the name,
let them 90. Let them 20 and aid the rad
icals in completing the degradation and
ruin Of our common country. Their ratri-
otism must be small indeed If they can do
this. But we do not believe they can have
the heart to do this in the face OF circum-
stances. They are asking too much. Can
they expect the grent'boly of the lemocra
cy, the only orga nized and efficient oppo-
sition to the present m%isrnle, to give up
their name. time honored and victory
crowned so often in the past, for the mere
personal qualification Of n few men, who
object to being called democrats or of act-
ing with the democratic pnrty to redeem
their country? This is not reasonable,
and, if we can help it, il shall not be done.
We are considered among the moderator
prudential and polite Of our own party
we are willing to cease n warfare over
dead and impracticnble issues and do eve
~ thing in reason calculated to strength
en- it, by calling 10 its support the honest
and patriotic of other parties, but we are
not willing to go further and abandon our
party name and organization, and we here
enter our earnest anu solemn protest
against it.
GRANTS MIsTAKE.-When President
o.. :,,.l Ia Drnc1omotion of Martial