Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-02

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J, n, q further Says +" the whole puLlic
Schonl, Lss. l. ~ As ysigfE'HL A"elAI
r,-As OF hr Radical. 10 force amalgama
,-,9t'hnG. uI-'u ~ and hnally analgania'
son S-m flr people 81 Texas How to-
ral.y ,-sGirss aud unreliable the iHiys.
I. ~ q III. &. Is, u indeed he has any
judgement Al all. ! asye already shown,
hut here sr,in he ,hows his ignorance Of
the law n.urr which he il writing, hr II
expressly provides for separate Schools for
the CsttFrr' 'eolors, aud gives the liosr'ls
10 School Directors nfcHch School District
rn-cr TO Ir,vide for scpenre Schools,
Why Then doc, he say the public Free
Schnnl b.cs'i Radical trick 10 force
mixed ,srrli. imsiedl schools Here, again
he II raiir 'S-reding'y ignorant, or will.
fully misr-.piwpnis the Law and the facts.
The public kNacc School Sy stem ~ TeIa.
l. n Radical plsa 10 dispell popular igno-
rance. and for dI'nsing light and knowl.
edge throughout Iie land by placing within
she reach OF any Child. however poor, ample
means Of clucntien. when these things
ART accomplished democracy is doomed,
mud ! II. e. knows il we'll, hence his op.
position 10 the eisontion Of III, people
Whether tl,s Tnfh, g.marion Of racer shall
he forced Ursn 'h, people Of Texas, de-
ponds not uro0 Ftt success or failure OF
our Free SchoolSy.;em, but upon whether
or not democrats continue certain Illicit
practices, and the process ofamnl gamsti ion
h-gun by them in the days Of slavery.
]. n. G. further says "these public
schools will be taught by Radical import.
ed, Yankee school teachers" Democrats
may teach in these schools il they chose,
ms j. II. c. should kns~, but II, from their
.,-rjn Noes aud hairet Of education, they
rfuse'rl,c position Of teachers, the interest
rf ,hc,csantry will not suffer. ccmsctent
tcnolieit will be found, never fear.
Il t-ec.r apparent that the mental Wis
ion OF II ~. hns never yet opened To the
great facrs MIR tho whole country, inclu.
ding even fexSs is now cmphntically u
free county. and rtat the national flag pro-
t.cts the citizens From the Lakes TO the
Gulf; that all men, from every State and
Country, have ~ right TO come TO Texas
whenever they choos, and no one las the
right to deny Them cntrance; That when
,hcy arrive here they have the privilege
20 pursue any lcgitimtre occupation; and
no man. has right to MODEST him in IL;
! hat the man from MNuo may come TO
Texas and teach school, ibi7c, and the man
from Texas may 60 IL HNne and teach
school there, and no one Ew either case hns
II right to object, and none tFs. those lIbor-
ing under marrow prejudice and an alb
surd Phnrisaical bigotry, will object. Tho
advent Of free schools railroads, and emf
grants from all parts Of the g ODE, will soon
easectaslly squelch such men MS j. II. G..
aS,G re as,er his weak, pnerile ideas rcdicu-
Ions even - 4 is own duh comprehension,
4, al In uiH ~ n, IN M pl nf Them
J. II. e. nlsS. smy4l where these school
houses are buiit rLs n!reroes will swarm
like flies around W. Gend cYacnss.' II seems
to me thnrany man who has - good heart,
would be pleas ed to see the aOlored chill
aren "swarnling around the school &o"s-
"a built for their benefit, and the white
children "swarming round '3c school
houses bnilt for them. | think every phil
nnthropic and patriotic henrt ~"th re-
ioice 10 see these swarms OF childteH ut
lchoOl
lie also says, in this connection, shat
negroes are, idle, will "quarrel, light
steal, riot and become an intolernblc nui.
sance." that shonld be dispensed with II
possible in some shape or other" All Of
which shows degree of maligniiy and
late f0NArNs weak anu IHOHcuS''c inSc'
not nj all creditable TO the p0ss:sser, and
~;ci should not find Judgement in the
,eavt of any high minded, valiant Anglo
saxon, or truly chvilric Southerner.-
Kindness, md help, not Bit
erne,s and curses, for the poor, the weak,
md nm fortunate, is characteristic Of true
bravery and greatness. l envy not the
rear, in which rankics and burns maligni-
Y and hate towards any living being.
Democrats, since the negroes become FREQ,
cgard them ns a nuisance, and in the rope
nd six. shooter, have found n ready" shape
= dispense with thousands Of these help
e.t beings, since the war.
III. c. further says that "many, very
Many, parents, both black and white, arc
o poor that they can hardly cloihe and
-ed their children At home, much less pay
pr their hoard away from home, to attend
This is, suppose, unfortunately |
rue, and furnishes one Of the strongest /
reuments 10, favor OF Public Free Schools.
int for these schools, which will be estab-
shed in ever settlements the children OF
iese "poor parents would forever be de-
rived Of the benefits OF an education.-
hey can not, as j. II. C. says, send their
lildreu away from home TO school, and
ny for their board aud tuition. But the
epublican party, 10 spite q democratic
,position. are determiaef 10 build q
.hooI house In every settlement Of this