Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-30

W W WV HNNfHI
Ita .aHfff..tal ff9f'.a De- .'rlf si
tssl ffu fa.sisf s.I fl its tlf.a.
sirf go ssti fri.f a. fat RI aasf
r.a slirefaf isi.sf.att uIn hl sa
ttHHaf f,aifft hssIfaf nss iaraf.
issft iasa sas ti.titss uislfi tt.r.f
frrf.ss Iir nfirss arn is o. faa.
rflifi uitl a.sif r.iii'fs iIatii oil Got
ssfi sisis isas.. ssi ihst poe ssau.l
tfIs ff nsn ass .aHl ufii uHh Naut
sal sas sill hsrr iHalta-s 81 washing.
Zen. psui islisss avarl ~ ih's-ii i
"a sita Tats t.tri'-u fir teHgTrss ed!
have hssrias "a SAFE iasiisrsi E'h IT,
irti tas radical osf,s hhllfrs - ihs Stats,
sui, ia lsrss nJlr.iyis rs'isi aP fas
ilr iruosr,iic nsniHrFs aai ihsY are al
slsslsl itNi.l ,aass usy.s znl bis uisksi
sei M ,Llr ia ihrir ie.1's, Tssy gill sss
sni isrl lasiT e1Aias i,,a, Il sill be
'i's handwriting aa Ess sall-yal are
~seiFhri ia the a.spess aul falIi sauI-
,ius,
llrnrs ilpy tays nsls every effort 10
sseuW success, knawitE that large ma
joriiy ~ Ihr people vets ssaiusi thea, ani
that fair meaus would he unayallinF, they
LsVs escorted 10 IA ans the most isul aud
desperate, Thsy have devised laws with
'he latent 10 siSe their party an adyan-
isee sui enable lhra 10 oammii frauds At
will. Tie ecllon will b. held every
shs1s by lhsir devoted PariiIans, Tie
resurns az Austin will he rreriNel, eaHEl-
81 and declare ~ she Secretary Of STATE,
the iiu,ernor ani The Attorney General,
all deeply Interested in tho result, had
IS the elesiion laws are, tho orieIs and
. instructions, issued by tho Governor, are
slill more Outrageous, An 'rmrl negro
police aud militia will be present to over
sWs the free expression Of the peoples
will, You are ordered ID 60 home - 500
as you vote, and 60 TO work. iouaIe for
+ hidden TO assemble together 10 discuss
matters during the election. Your mouths
are to ~ closed, Aul II you smilo or 'lssr,"
/ Il is 10 be MOTEL and reported TO llealquar-
. ters as a riot or as intimidation, and up.
on that yourvoics may DO set aside by the
ririgogs Gor,rR9r and his lpoiisr constants.
The least disturbance of a private nature,
the least noise, IN unpleasant look, may
be seiIel upon as II preisace for n rejecilen
( OF your votes 1T will no called intimila-
ton or riot, aud whole oouaty, like
Dallas, with n thousand or hftcen hundred
!omocati, majority, will 30 thrown to the
winds.
We say than be guarded. Try and ful.
/ a.! every ubiquitous provision Of the laws
and the orders and tho regulations. Con-
form MS near a. possible to the letter. Let
no man come to the polls with arms on hi
person. Let no man coma excited with
! liquor or too mach excited by the consil.
Grafton and contemplation o: his wrongs.
Let all come quietly, nna keep perfectly
quiet while AT the polls or nsar them, aud
go !iome quietly, but be sure to vote and
vots rightly. Let the old men counsel the
young men and set them the example. Let
all be cool and fOrbearing not giving way
to violence though insulted aud mistreat-
ed--you cando this without lishOnor for the
good Of your State, your country, aud your
party. Remcmber this, young men, and
net accordingly. The advice comes from
one who was once as hot hearted AMI hot
headed as any of you, and whose blood, at
times, still hoils with Indignation against
the law less usurpers md oppressors of his
native land. |; you are prudent and care
iul md forbearing, the hour will come
when You will once more bo frecmens
Again we warn you with NIL the earnest
ness which the crisis demands. We i'm.
plorc, we beg you TO be guarded at all
points and during the whole period of the
election. Vote FOR Conner without fail,
whether you like him personally ornot, Ii
is n duty You owe yourselves and country.
His election is one more democratic vote
in Congress, and every vote may be of the
utmost conseq uence in view of the future
action of that body. The conduct Of our
State officials mny yet have to be consider
ed by Cougress-it may yet have to be
tested by them whether Texas has Re-
publican form of Government or not. Let
then every man vote for Conner.