Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-27
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ihiAk the charges cIN SoT be sustained BY
proof
The charge Of Carpet Dagger ssaiHs'
the seAiihsl Who the Democracy q 'Lis
DislriS, have placed uPOA the wslsA-tOssr
Of this RsPublis for the last ivo ysars, Nc
regard, to say the least Of il, as very STALE
sAi very usOHArEfuI, The earpst'bag, in
bic case, has been exchanged for trunk,
in which he keeps the material to Tspsl the
foul ISLANDERS PsrPetTatsd upon TEXAS aud
The Southern people, lie has no, proven
rssresn, to the trus, rsPossd in Aim LIN
uls STOOD souARELr Br Hb cossTruEsrs
during his term Of ofties-sni nov pro-
poses TO submit bis claims to Convention.
What more could he asked-uulsss from
one who Is catering to the same pOsitioni
The South asks for universal amnesty,
Our Democratic friends North are deing
all they can In our behalf They are try
ing TO have the disabilities Of every South
ern man removed by one fell swOOp. Then
should We not be willing to grant an AM
ns.,y TO such noble specimens Of DemOera'
ey as Jons c. cosSER--depriye ourselves
Of envy and prejudice--and do equity be-
fore We ask III Let all our concessions b
muiual-give and tNke-don't ask amnesty
unless ysu arc willing to give 1t.
Washington, In his farewell address
.aid,-" BEwAKEoF DESIGNING MEN" Thii
counsel or ndmonition holds good to-day
Il behooves YOUNG MEN TO watch the inkliDl
Of these hunters ejter place.
When man migrates hiihsr, and settles
down among us, and asks for office or any
other favor, don't hurl the charge ogains
him that he was born In the North or thu
south-in 9 stable, or in tho woods, or any
other point Of the compass; but ask Ill
he honest worthy, and capable. II he ha.
IN opponent, who can fill the same bill, ther
20 for the man who will best advocate and
carry out your principles.
Now, we have no time to ahalyEc thu
several resolutions recently passed, but
doubtless they will receive their pro rdtC
of comment from THINKING MEN in du,
season.
We commend to the perusal Of the Club
their Platform, published in your issue OF
the 18th inst. (See 9Th resolution.) W.
want them to read the address of the De.
mocratic members Of Congress to the poo
pie of tina United ~ States.
Also read the following resolution, pub.
lishcd in the proceedings of the Democratic
State Convention, held at Austin in Jan
uary last, viz .... ......
81. II. Miller, seconded by J. D. Elliott
offered tho following resolution
"REsoLvED--That the thanks Of the PEG
"ple of Texas are due to Hon. JOIN c. Con
"yER for tho able and patriotic manner
sin which he has represented their interest
"in Congress, and defended them from thu
"unjust and infamous charges heaped upor
them by the Radical party which wal
unanimously adopted.
How does this resolution tally with thu
" cut aud dried' ones adopted by the Club
on last Monday night,-advocatsd and
supported by soIne just "green from III
States and whose antecedents are un
known-some who have tried Mr.. Gov
Davis for portion of the "ehicken-pie'
some who are of the wish-a-washy-
weak kneed--vacillating, milk and side'
kind Of pol iticsl demagogues, and recent
ly from the midnight csnclsve of tn
LouL League" .r1!rI .ii 2
Conner is the Mordecai who lays at tn,
Kings gate. Haman has a rope made ou
of set of Resolutions Leek out
Hannah tsiI., yntH. ..Nl "t' 60
WILLIAM CHARLES WOLFF
Read the lettor of the Hon. John
G.. Conner, to be found in another