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


Nerve publish to-day communication,
to which we alluded in our last from "a
Member of the Club" No one deprecates
more than we ths state of feeling that has,
rs we think, unnecessarily sprung up
among our citizens, during the last
few weeks; and no ono regrets more than
ourselves the seeming complication of the
HERALD in this strife. All the parties are
our neighbors and friends, battling with
us in one common cause.-the defeat of
radical domination. Our differences as to
the proper mode should not be the cause OF
severe animadversions and bitter denun-
Citations, but rather let all our thoughts
and acts, clothed with the robs of charity,
persuade us to conciliate by reason and
not ALLEVIATE by denunoiation. There are
few Of us but at some period of our lives
have committed grievous errors; therefore
all should emulate the noble spirit of for
giving and for getting. The people of Dali
las county, to whom this is more inmedi-
ately addressed, have kno wn the writer Of
these lines long and we'll. We have
been with them in prosperity ever, extend
ing willing hand to promote their inter-
ests, and in adversities we have wept and
suffered with them. 1t has always been
our aim, and In fact the proudest point. to
which we ever hoped to attain as a Journal
list, that the HERALD should be q fair an
candid paper, ever avoiding discussions,
and always desiring to pour oil upon the
troubled waters, when dissensions and dii-
ferences should arise among our friends.
Had the writer been at home when the diff
fsrenoes herein alluded to occurred, per-
haps there would have been no OCCASION for
this article. We do not however, eeusure
those in charge Of the HERALD at that
time, Believing, as We do, that they did
what they thought for the best.
1t is unnecessary for US to say that we
favor ths reelection to Congress of the
Hon, John G. Conner; ct the same time It
10 apparent that the opposition to him is
too great to be called fsctious, and evident
ly 50 potent as 10 demand our copsidera-
ton. We therefore publish the communi.
cation from "A member Of the Club" as
On act Of justice to those from whom ii
emanstes, and with itsIpress the hope
that this will be the last eemmusiestion Of
this Kind from either side. 'faft -i
We are pleased 10 assure our friends
that tb. differences Which q ens time fore
BODIED 50 much danger, are nov being rap
idly healed that the democratic party sf
this county have determ ined 10 look 10
r<ssrTss and not raen, add 10 unite upon the
mOst available means Of defeating the enc
ny. II view Of ihis We conjure our breth-
rsn 70 cherish the spirit Of harmony that
70 nog 90 msnifestly apparent Let no
ether disssnsion arise, which is 30 crafty
ing 10 our enemies, and IL eobtinned ear
bat resall in disaster 10 ne. Lstthe watch
word be Unity, harmony fnd the relief Of
our dovn-trodden country, and " ith the
5serminstisn 70 support tbs nominee Of
The Al q July couvsrlion, with mind,
soul and strrngth, the pictory in wait
irt fer ne VII maize tie hearts q tbor-
ssods. rev silent svsks and swell viii
srotioss q Joy, snd thsir rsjoiciBgs, frsn
every hsnlst, will nsks The rsdissi party
Eel and knsE fhsi there il lifs IN ths 81
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