Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25
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with hsiisr hraius ana = shaTsr sishi
lesR ah's 10 SO IL sni feel Il. " The
Rullsiins pissas,s gill take the nouhls
- Tsad on our 6rs' Pass the s%Hirasl' 81
isiieTs fran isa % he leAliRE.msn Of Tex
as aAd MissouTi, he sm Tad that hcy
ssrs able 10 see same reason In the ar'els
ia question aud that they fully asrss Si'h
lhs writer Oft in his conclusions, Hat
rerhaPs, The Rnlls'ia may eomPars hs~
aiso With an ohi woman, sho can fiVe No
ether rsasaa 'or her faith ihah 'esuss, -
There are ~noLe 80 blind a. hose who will
nei see Some never eau zee nor feel
much Of any thing, New Ne did not ss'
rect 10 Please tie l%ulle'in ly our article
sgaln. tie Passive Policy, marked Gus for
lie DsmsenIie party by isoss wha wish
TO iesuroy it. We surTo'sd fom the
course Of that paper ever since NE have
noticed IL, that il wonll he displeasel wish
our views, bat NC did not expect that Il
wonll make itself ridiculous In the way II
has done about ihea. To praie about
.'ulshy wasiy" articles ard "hifaluiins
'iraar" aud = ihing being 'rlnyed out II
more becoming n Low har room Than a de-
eeLi newspaper office, We have no mn,
-wer fol such trash and editors never re
sort To Il when they are capable of.an,
thing better, liui We will show why II II
n al the Bulletin wants m end ofihe Dem
nerAiIe party and another male for III
benefit Of It's little self In Texas and n few
greater ones elsewhere. In the FIST place
IL is In favor Of centralized government
with unlimited powers, nnj Its who'll
course for the last FIVE wears, since The wa
profcsselly was over, has shown II. TIL,
Giles or..Ihe Bulleiin, during that period,
will prove this ~bcyonia question. II has
no idea, and never had the least concep
lion Of n constitutional government with
checks aud balances md restrictions q
! power. Its narrow mind canno comrre
bend this nor the benefits resulting from
il. It's doctrine is and always Inns beer
Tint majority Of nl the people Of the
! United States collectively have the RICH
10 ruls nnd that the Congress, represent
ing them, can do what il plcases. That |,
the true radical docrinc, and that is th'
! creed of Flakes Bulletin. The democratic
| party is in opposition to this and the Bull
letin has got sense enough 10 know that
Hence il desires its downfall. In the mex.
pl. CO, the creation Of new party, of which
the dissatisfied republicans are to be tn
leaders, will give some additional ilnpor-
,nnce 10 this paper, whose circulation and
profits, perhaps, have been lesseniug Of late
At the bare idea Of is proving n success,
the Bulletin already begins TO assume airs
of importance and selfsuficiency md talks
.bout the Galveston News, "playing sec
ond fiddle TO H." 1t thro-s itself bach
and raises itself up and says (Of course
not Mt all like an old woman al told 20,
so-this has been my position all the time,
and tries 10 look wise, like on owl that chi
see nothing 10 the bright beams Of u mid
day sun. Such is Flakes Bulletin. 1t has
over estimated its position and conse'
ouence in the political world. The demo
| cratic party will survive its hostility md
so will the HERALD. We are sorry to be
| obliged TO fall out with the Bulletin JUS
us we were beginning to take . liking tc
it, and, for the sake of its cool conduct in
helping us make war against the present
corrupt rulers of Texas in the Inst canva g
we will give it n few parting words of al
vice. Don't put on ridiculous airs and
make yourself n common laughing-siock
Don't attempt to "hddle' yourself into con
sequence and expect the Texas press tt
plny "sccond' to you = You draw to" weak
n bow and have no tru ear Tor the rea
music of politics. You are only fit for o
sounding brass and a tinkling cymbal.'