Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-04-22

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hypstrilieal than Seward ar sum
nerg What Philosopher greater
knats aud fool eomblntl than
Gweleyg What hearIless, selfish
and nnprinelplel rheIorloian whs
Was accustomed 10 yonlilale hli
blasphemy aud t5 prefer his l'les
for Wholesale assassination beidrr
,h5 lacObin Clnh, half ~ vile a'
Wendell Phillipsg Who more mcr
tenary than lsniennn or Harlan
What drunken thLlhnOat Ia lhC
Mountain party would exchanges
places with n CEshdler or a Wade,
In saying these things, wo do not
speak as Southern men Ia yinllca'
ton Of Souiherk sentiments or
idons. We wrltB Is citizens OF tho
United States, in an a,tlnpled vim,
diratiOn of tho character Of lho
whole country, We are Convinced
the pcoplo Of tho United Sla.cs
were willihlly deceived Iurposp.y y
mislcd, and inveigled Into II move,
mcnt SocrcIly concoctcd by Pacific
Railroad swindlers aud rascals Of
that sort, Tariff monorolis,s, anl
abolition schcmcrs in the interest
of foreign policy To which the
peace aud welfare of the United
States were suboriinatcd ; invciglod
and mislod. wc affirm, step by step,
to tho final consumation oi disun.
ion and war afterward ~ the ma.
tural fruit OF separation. by their
doctsines and teachings thly dclib.
eratcly substituted q nCr lar Ct
their clcH for tho Constitution OF
the Utited States. They i;i'prdvis.
ed for the purpose aid ACCUSTOMED
their followers 10 tic idea which
prohibited, in the irrcliycssiblc
conflict formula, allpossiblc Glance
that Tho issues they had so troachcr.
ovsly ihadc could Bc satisfactorily E
COMPROMISED between the parties.
They assiduously taught the pco-
rle, wE5sc passions they stimulated
and objected to dGhpise the lawful
authoFity of the Supreme Court,
and TO turn with disdain from The
patriotic device Of GEORGE WASH
INGTd$ in his farewell address, VIXEN
warning his countrymen agal!!st
SECTIONAL antagonisms.
In the endtltcy succeeded in
consolidating the whole Northern
sccticN on n basis Of, open hos.
tility to the Domestic Institutions,
property rights and civil indcpond-
cncc Of tho Southern States. after
tie election of Linc6Ih, they refused
all propositions for compromise Joth
in tie Senate Coa,mittec Of thirteen,
and in the Peace Conference, every
radical or so-caiiGd RtpUblircn con-
sprdtor roting Sttd,''iy ard eogcriy
against cre1y Jorwt Of Sugge$'fon for
hoacrajie c0mPg6miSs pr0peacd By
,Soditem peace Senators, PreSidut
JctGfson Daris lfadiad in crery c6ort
for adjustment anil for arertjag the
cata>trophe Of secession. rhoy then
basely deceived II portion of the citi-
zcns of scvcra! Of the Southern
States, and continued theft courat
of deception towards thGir owh
Northern constituents, BY pro-
claiming the CRlrrEyDEN ResoIu-
tiohs us the programme in rd-estab-
fishing Gas they called it) Tic SUI
prcti!acy of the laws; and they fin
ally invaded the Southcrii States
with sword and fire, and beat them
down after lotg, desperate and
heroic struggle made BY them,
against the weight Of overwhem-
ing odds. When the conflict WAS
over it was discovered that they
had erected under cover Of the
smoke Bf battle, i'll the place of the
old Union and Constitution of free
dom, ~ OIiSarthital STRUCTURE
whose parts "wcro Pinned together
by bayonets," and since the war
closed, instead Of :; generous policy
Of pacititation due to II country 50
disastrohsly deceived and whose
true interest WAS to be found in tGt
speedieat oblivion of cnmities b.
tween peoples ahd sections, they
have only perpt!ratrd additional
cnormities, and lbaght by violent
usurpations to cntrcnch themselves
in such stronghold Of despotic
power, as to actt,ally defy the poo-
pie of the States sliculd they de-
maud the restoration Of their plum
dcred rights.
At last, however, it really looks
as if Il majority Of tic Northctn and
Western peoplg We're recocering
their reason, revolving from their
puerile credulity, and reSolFed to
rc.asscrt theit Cnce respectable
principles, and something of their
ancient character. 1t seems to us
as if the Great Conspiracy planred
in 1859, and consumatcd in 1860
was about EGltg exposed to the
eyes and intelligent comprehension
of the Northern masses, and that
the popular vengeance might yet
fall upon the traitors. The people
begin to suspect the loyal virtues Of
the Radical patriots; and to see in
Wilson's ''puro and holy party,
bent on 4 divins mission, only, as
they are, gang Of vulture politi-
clans who under philanthropic pre-
fences have robbed the people of
millions, shed oceans of blood, over
thrown the Constitution and put
the Public Liberty in issue. In
conclusion we truly assert that the
people of the United States have a
great and all important work be-
fore them, in trying to recover the
respect Of the world by convincing
it that they never designed, no mat
ter haIlucinated for 4 time by their
ignorance, preiudice, and passions,
permanently 10 consent TO their OiCh
political degradation.