Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

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nishes Ihsm IaHsFial weapon foe the De-
I fsai VI The nsmOcrary. This Is 10 ds,Hle'
eissly what our Radical enemies mosi lie
size. Rsery sane man must ~ this tine
have arrived ~ she conviction that tie
soaih, Ia aRl IT itself, IL PoHerlsss 10 glsh'
it, pslilleal grievances, aai that oaF oni9
hops VI relief 10 10 be ioahi Ia the irisnd'
l'ship aud cooperation u the Northern De-
mocraey. lfihey can, by our aid, &c, con-
/ lrs, Of the Government, We may rely npon
| a feeling, Al least, Of friendlihsss, ahi .ha'
I ghty Will strive 10 pat the ooNerhmeh.
again upon the old Democratic tack Ani
/ II co.. great political good vii! inare 10 the
| south. NJ this Is a SQUAD opinion, then
the soiien OF The Clah II not only short
! sighted aud impoliIic, hut Is absolutely
suicidal aud wicked. Our Northern friends
| have 90 make the dghi, and IL Of rlgh, be,
| i0n.s 10 them TO choose the ground aud
weapons. The true policy OF the South Is
| slmp,e CO operation, aud ~ do nothing that
| will hinder Or impgde their success Tue
question Of the success Of the Democracy
ia ia. approaching Presidential contest u
one Of such overwhelming Importance,
that il Should override aud subordinate
every other question AMI the man who
| wilntlly or iguoranily puts an obstacle IN
| the way OF ils success, because lac has tNel
! his ewes with CLASSY stare upon seat IN
| Congress should meet, In the one case wi
thsring rebuke, aud In the olher-pily.
We have no idea that the yOnng men who
voted Tor the resolutions in question had n
full understanding o: their logical resn is.
! lr they had considered them in all their
bearings, many of them wsuli have refused
their support. The election or defeat OF
Capt. Conner is n small matter when COM
parul to ihe pernicious principles ayowed'
| II the political campaign had been permit
ted TO take the usual course, every Demo
crnt would be prepared 10 aequiesce In the
selection Of candidate by the coming
convention; but such is the coarsouess Of
the assault made upon Capt. Conner, that
it seems designed 10 reflect discredii upon
his supporters, and Is we'll calculated ia
stir up resentment. The whole affair, a.
it stands is significant OF great evils, and
all should enleayor to calm the agitation
otherwise injuries may result that many
years may not cure.
TO avoid misconstructon, 1t is deemed
advisable TO remark, That the writer has
been lifelong States Rights Democrat
and that'he never voted against his prin'
ciplcs. ONE OF THE FhofLG'
Dallas co., May 3lst 1871.