The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-06-04
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and are ready 70 ylela the Iigihs
OF freemen. They have forgotten the good
old adage whiehsays that ''eternai vigilance
is the price OF liberty II they have not
taen they are like the sentinel who goes 70
sleepat his post, and permits the enemy to
enter within the walls and do whatever his
heart desires. Such Fecreant sons Of the
South should remember that posterity will
hold them guilty. Of ,deserting' their posts
and turning over 10 thecnemy the dearest
rights of ffeemons Our Revolutionary
fathers were actively engaged inan Unequal
contest foroeight years, amid the Most try
ing events and at Valley lF6rge were, dur
ing rigorous winter IN that freezing eli
mate, almost destitute Of clothing, food,
medicine and shOes-4when the blood from
their naked feet marked their tracks as they
marched along toimeet the enemy in theiref
fOrtsto bequeath to theirposterity, these lib
ertieswhich arc so dear to freemen. But our
modern gentleman cannot afford to meet
and overcome wicked legislation and negro
suhrage'fOr more than eight years without
lifting up his hands with horror and calling
upon some upstert to seize the reinS OF
government and place him IN just the posi-
tien which the negro now occuples--one ,oi
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5rrs;ans -after NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ tbs
as0edeP hOrse' We would fear him ''eyen
though bearing gifts3' IT. IS madness foi
men, to take such a positions It is dis.
grace to their race and sectioR Let us
battlsaon with idistinct avowal-that We
viii struggle to reform the governments and