Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-03

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The prsaiahis rrporis that 'ihs god 81
the r-uslfg fsqniTes change IA "aF rep
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Texas ~ IAis District 81 much Tor lhs
uori country AuN forih- sori ''soni,'
When lhsy succeed IA proving that ih"s'
who got az the revolutions a. veil as ihoss
WHO voted Tor lhym ate laere Intelligent
more s-alons Democrats, moFs uhseltsh
aud more patriotic lhan Hose opposed IL
thea, then they may yaunI the assertion
that The "goOi Of the eouHiTy requires the
change, bat until then some abatement
will lie, upon the gronnl that these gentle
men understand tie value Of clap tap as
h svrlioAs.
the lst resolution opens up With oPosi
ton 10 the policy OF '''ar STATE ivpfesun
ting another. luis Is something new nh
Il der tne sun. We had not heard Of thls be-
fore. Did the coneecor OF these resQlu
. lions mean 20 assert that Capt. CoNNEn
was the Stale Of Indiana and that that
state had been upon ihc door OF Congress
, Representing this pisirlelg Or did they
intend 10 take grolni against persons re'
: Gently from other States Take care, gcn
llsmcn. tread scnly, this is delicate
, ground. Already the expression "areet
from the States has been honled Ia Ih'
: lace. o. some Of the members OF yoGT oluo
Bul we ask in all seriousness Low loni
a shall man required 10 be c,lizen o. tue
Stale before he is entitled 10 fill any oihc'
: In the gin Of the peoplsY The statutes o.
the State have prescribed the length oil
, lime required to acquire citizenship, anu
does the club scrioCsy intend TO deprive
nion of the privileges of citizenship 50 Goa
lcrred? Are they prepared TO openly nvo"
G aud meet tie logic ofsuch position, com
muniiy docs honor to its own Intelligence
= by demanding that the best available tai
ent shall he chosen to fill high positions
aud the honor is heightened when they
can iorego native meJiocrliy aud sclecI
more capable men, even tho green IRON
the Staes. or FROM foreign land. Th'
Democracy never covered itself with more
glory than when ii trampled the life out q
u Know Noihingism, and this ahteeedeh
&: couilouis Our Young Mems Club.
4 This feeling of hostility TO men recently
from other States, gives ground for the sus
picion that those most gwen 10 bandyine
il about have felt sense Of weakness
which lead. them to seek adventitious help
r for most certainly full consciousness oil
strength cuuld not allow Itself to base &
e claim Tor popular support upon GROUND 90
ignoOle.
: Tho second resolution a,s,rts that ''thC
deplorable exigcncies," which forced them
TO support Capt. Conner "have NIL passed.
away" For our life we can't see 1t. HOW
long since the passage ofthe hn-klux mn
{ and who can say how long 1t may pe ne
fore other kindred acis may ictow
+ VI hat security have we now against con
gressionul oppression, more than we nae
: at the time OF voting for Capt Conner
lis true that scme more individuals have
had their disabilities removed, and lhal Oh
this very account u prurient desire MAJ
4 been warmed into life for conSresslona
, seat, and hence ul this hlIbbub, that PEG
: pie should scratch this political Itch. Capt
!, Conner il in the why of every asplrant
and each one feels that if he can be thrown
overheard his chance is bct;ered. Mel
are ABOUT half their time doing wrong
n and the other half in finding excuses to-
il, and accordingly the club g'azes owe
the affair by saying that the deploraoie ex
, ieencies which forced them to supper
Capt, Conner have all passed away. Thi
sounds well, but if to support him now J
such an absolute enormity as the ciu'
II makes out, we submit that these handsom
e words are no sufficient atonement for tn
e political crime they committed when the,
I voted for him. They were not forced t
support him. There was Southern maj
!, in The field running in opposition to him
/ against whom no such enormities hav
: been charged and it is difficult to con
J ceive how they could have smothered "a
v as much wrath as they now feel, and vol
I. in opposition TO man who has not beei
J charged with tythe of the political sin
t that they now remorselessly heap upo'
e Capt. Conner. But the deporable exigen
e cies have all passed away, in "an act o
Congress rendering few more men eli5i
Bile 10 seats therein.
r Again this resolution proclaims in mos
:. emphatic terms tlatit is "hgh time tina
Texas should assert her prerogatiye, an
} "mainlain her own able, true and trie'
II democratic sons. This is another higl
sounding phrase. What, allie, true AM
tried democratic sons, do they propose t
10 put in the field? Is it Col. Camp III
can't ill the bill because he was an OLE
line Wing, and nevera democratic son
: is it Mclean lie is 'untried.' But per
S haps they have some able. true and iiie'
democratic son that they are holding IL
!, reserve II is generally supposed tina
. Gov. Throckmoiion has been the prime
never il this opposition, and behold, ihey
: have said 10 hin, and 10 men Of his clas'
: Told lire whigs) tina. ho and they mus
! stand aside, and that Offices are only e
| be conferred upon sable, true and triee
democratic sons How does this Prceaus
team platform sui, him and his friends
And bow did the chairman of the Club rel
ish it2 OF Wing lineage aud formerly