Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-17

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c0uRc.ls, M 40 the husiings, one 0i
his bugse blasts Wouli be- worth q
thousand men, Why j. il then that
he j. opposed so hereoly by some
Southern meng Why de they wish
% place the damning stigma OF Ia
gratitude on themselves, anl alien
ate the live thousand Narlhvrn barn
men, now voters ia the 2nd Con
grossional District Why do they
harm an the lies manufactured al
/ Austin, ami seek BY tins attempt 10
give currency 10 ISLANDERS furnished
hy the enemies Of COnnrr-lho rld'
iral State Iournalg Why do they
light Joha q, Conner from masked
batteries II Mr.. such an one, or
80 and 81, wishes 20 contest with
Conner let him come ont, aud do 80,
IL has long been said, even from the
time Of Corners election, that cul'
bcrsOn or ThrOckmorion would
onst him this election, cnlbsrson
saws he don't want il, aud 50 does
Throckmorton, Why then Try 10
ruin good man ON wild aud idle
pretexts. We wound hate Ia see
either OF these gentlemen sacrifice
I themselves; thu Office is beneath
them, and the people are going TO
give il To ConIpr whether they will
In or not. No man, or conspiracies,
alter tho driit Of the public mind.
The Dallas Convention will con-
slider the pretcnscs OF Mr., Mclean,
II more refined and highly educated
and talented, amiablo gentleman
does not breathe in this district.
Some OF our contemporaries, whom
We highly regard, have began Ia
make the same miserable kind oil
objections to him, that the enemies
of Conner make to him, Mclean
nor Conner are neither of them in
capablcs neither ot them youths,
Aaron Barr was talked OF for Vice.
President ut Corners aud Mclean s
] age: John Randolph and Alex,
Stephens, for the Senate at their
70. Alexander had conquered the
world, and Bonaparte had snbjuga'
ted Europe ut their ngn. We sim.
ply have to say that we should feel
il beneath us, to quarrel over men,
or to do any democrat injustice with
u view Of blasting his standing with
marty before he is a candidate, and
with the view of influencing tho nc.
ton of the Dallas Convention. We
don't believe it manly or right in
principle, and what We do now, we
would do for any good democrat
we would defend him with all our
moral force and power.
The charges VIC have tried to
meet in the above are, that Conner
is Young, II fool, knave, n non
resident, n hypocrite, n bad North.
e,n man, and it is u respectful reply
to circular purporting to be Il
"meeting of the Young Mems Dem
ocratic Club" which is authoritive-
" reversed by the democrats of
Dallas. We think, if necessary,
that we can kennel the influence
which is cndeavoring tu divide the
democratic party, (but we are above
iU, and content oursclf on the score,
to say it is simply an Anti.Conner
: conspiracy, aided by radicaism.
Whoever is selected by the Dallas
Convention, we will support with
enthusiasm and pride. We know
that with their eyes on principle as
polar star, the delegates will not
be swayed by the tearcrs down of
party, and the dcstroyers Of public
spirit, and the calumnators Of po-
litical character.
Conner voted for every bill, to re-
move disablities-gencral or spe-
cial.