Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

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lie iateHiiaEs u ihs radical party 10 force
nikei sshosls upaa as-ani ads that The
slsS expressly, provides Tor separate
sshasis-hal afleg = leng haIaHgae ef
abase holh efJ, II, o. sni the ispoerslie
party Ter the PuTross ef hiilng Ss real
iRlshiioA u tie radical party in regard 10
lhis pablis sehe0l lAs, he accidentally
q lets lhs cat cut of the wallet, by stating,
= Iiag the rspabliesa party, In spite Of
lsmeeTaiie epP0siliss,H are dslsTminsi 10
build . (oAsl seh0ol,k0use 10 every settle
msHt % this bread stats, Shsh every ehili
hoseEeF PooF may 90 10 school &C. s2-
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ahd thea fore dh Irrespective sf eolsr 10
90 20 that Sss sehoel,house Ia each neigh
IsF haslli Ilal lia', That's IL, tell the
truth II. L. Il, This same u, l. u, accuses
as 0f maliehiiy and hatred "iarards =
xeaf aAl in0ffsHsiVs race which shows
a Hillfal misrepresentation % facts or the
q ssr0ssei ighoFaRs. on his part as 10 the
meaning Of language, We hate not the
poor ighoFaat AesFe-Se pity him aud
fympalhlIe with him. Bnt We do hate,
aud glory IN. IL, tho principles that are
AoW and constantly belng insiillsi into
Ain, at the dark hour Of midnighi by his
interiors, TO look aPon the democrats as
his deadly enemy. We would be glad II
all the negroes we're now educated so As
they could read and think for themselves,
and thereby cease 10 be imposed upon by
designing oiliee.seskers (sueb IS II. l.. r.
who only loves ihsln votes aRi net their
true int .csl-wb are not opposed 10 tie
education Of the poor negro children. But
we are opposed 10 the enormiiy Of the pue-
lie School fund aud the radical workings
Of the public school Law. We are opposed
to . free people being forced TO gend
their children to any Public School. Where
Is tho iittie tender girl or boy, black or
white ofonly q, to g, years Of age, that can
trudse two to three miles twice s-day TO
attend these free public schools, so called.
1'et they must 20, or have the bread taken
from their moa,hs aud tho clothes from
their backs 10 pay the hne. And yet, all
that daro TO oppose this Free Public
School law, falsely 70 called, are laters OF
The black man.
II. J.. Il. winds Up his imbecilo ''cyasions
cf The design and workings Of tie radl-
cal programme Of Public Schools by n
cross misrcpre sen .ation Of the democratic
party. lie (H. l.. .R.) whose initials are
OF three of the great princi-
ples of his party Hatred, Lying and Rc-
Tlnge,) says, " All there Is the secret;
iSmOcrats want no school-house, they are
opposed to the education Of any aud oil
persons, both black and white, and well
hey may be, forth diffusion Of knowl-
edge is the death knel Of democracy &c.
Wo hurl the Ebove statemen. back into
his face with pride and defiance. Was II
from tho "gross ignorance OF the Ameri-
can people, from the days Of Washington
down to 1860, that they lived under the
best government the world ever knew nnd
that too, administered by democrats II
has always been, and is to-day, the pride
Of democrats, that their principles are
made known to the world at large. That
they have always been the friends Of edu-
cation, morally, physically, intellectually
and politically, is a fact that none but the
willfully ignorant will deny. But what
intelligent man among us does ii. l.. X.
suppose to be ignorant of the midnight
gatherings Of tho poor deluied negroes
the whole country for the pur-
pose Of being taught to hate their old mas
iers, with no other object in view than to
destroy their old masters influence with
his former servant that his vote can be
the bettsr controlled on the days Of cleo
tions and for what other purposes, God
caly kabWs., II light and knowledge
v ,uld be ths death knell Of democracy,
my God, what would become Of the radical
party in tho south, if their workings could
be brought 20 the light, only to those of
their own partizans north, who have any
philanthropy in their bosoms Alas m
What gross darkness they keep the world
in, as to their doings and manners At their
midnight gatherings H. l.. II. accused
US Of gross ignorance and missreprosenta-
ton in our, Communication Of tho 18th ul-
,imo; but he most signally failed to estab-
i;sh his assct tions and has enly proved
himself whnk and malicious partizan.-
Democrats, to not missled by such puerile
efforts. Rally to your principles, and by
your peaceablc, law abiding course, prove
to the world that you have been malicious
ly slandered by the insulting communica-
ton of Ii. L. r. Very Respectfully,
j. II. c.