The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-25
Tue BEGINNING or TINE END.

IA IN, anu sotetHl RESOLUTION that thFS
would take TO action until their powers /
and dutieswer defined by the Supreme
Court, have, IN defiance Of law. of jus
tice, and of right. secretly issued eer-
tiiieates of election 10 the Hayes
electors. and 10 RepublicAu members Of !
the Legislature thus defeating Hampton
as we'll as deirauding Tildeir of his
votes. The counties of Edgefield and
Laurens, which cast large Democratic
majorities, we're thrown out to effect
their purposes. This action was taken
pending q rule of the Supreme Court
that Edgefield and Laurens counties
Should be counted, and that the state
ments of county canyassers showing
frauds should be corrected. Thus have
the rights of Democrats and freemen in
South Carolina been trsmpied in the
very dust Thus have the conserya-
tives, after unparalleled exertions,
gallant fight. and a glorious victory over
the direst wrongs and most appalling
oppression, been UNANIMOUSLY swindiea
and deirauded Of their rights. denied
the control of their State gov,
erument, and virtually condemned to
a life of terrorism, misery and despair
| too shocking even for contemplation
And yet this is but precedent Tor ae-
ton in Florida and Louisiana. Those
two States will be stripped of their
Democratic majorities by boards of can
yassers composed of Radical thieves.
| va gabonds and desperate adventures
! South Carolina has been stricken. down
the stunning and disiieartening blow
/ has fallen there, and it will surely fol-
! low in Florida and Louisiana The pro
I grsmme is being dimly outlined, and
! Democrats and patriots can gaze upon it
as the dark curtain IS gradually drawn
aside. Troops are being massed at the
| national capital. the arsenals are being
I replenished with ammunition. and when
/ the Democratic House meets they will
I find the gleam OF bayonets flashing
upon their sight, and roll OF artillery
wagons laundering in their ears. The
nation must be kept in the hands of
loyal men, and Hayes shall be installed,
or Grant will never surrender the con-
| troll of the government, are the open
| declarations of ribald revolutionists
For this purpose Grant is pouring
! troops into and around Washing
| ton City Fort Foot, Fort Washington
ana Fort Whipple, Immediately
contiguous to Washington, will be gar
risoned by 1900 picked troops of the
regular army. Twelve or thirteen COM
panies of artillery, not including the
force at Fort McHenry near Baltimore,
are ordered 10 the national capital,
Major Breckenridge's rompany Of the
/ second artillery, has been ordered ten
miles down the Potomac to Fort Foot.
The light morse battery from Fort Nc
! Henry, with an increase in the number
Of its guns, has been ordered to the
capital. The marine corps is to he in
creased by detachments from Boston,
| Brooklyn and Norfolk Navy Yards.
/ The naval force now in commission.
Within telegraphic communication OF
| Washington, stationed along the Allan
tic coast is larger, stronger aud more
efficient than the feet at the command
OF the United States, at any one time
during the rebellion. Admiral Tren-
chard, in command of the north Attain
tic squadron, has been specially order
ed 70 Washington for consultation and
!. orders. All these portentous move
ments plainly toreshadow the begin
ming of the end As announced in lie
publican circles il Washington City.
war would be a good thing it would
givethe negroes military training and dis
cipline. so that in the future they would
not be in danger of intimidation, One
more asar IS needed 70 settle the negro q,se,tiol
Gaaay"
says correspondent writing from
Washington City to New Orleans,
Grant means war; and SO does chand.
Ter Cameron, aud firmly believe, the
Senate. Republican leaders are amt on
tie question.
Says the Washington correspondent
OF the Chicago Times, zone cannot be
accused of being sensationalist in pre-
diciinga war, when he finds il common
s.5jeff among class of men who have
the power OF precipitating it
| But Grant may so carefully dispose
his forces as TO compel submission. and
the peaceful Inauguration OF Hayes.
The people Will submit to this fraudu.
lent president-ii they do submit--be.
cause between revolution and an usur.
per they will have no choice. Yet, in
the language of theSt Louis Republican,,
should Hayes be seated, the foundations
| ofp Iblic confidence viii be shaken to
the centre. Not only will the political
framework of the country be thrown
oah "a but puSthcSS Vi ali kilue
viii be disturbed. and every department
ofindustry from highest to lowest su,ir-
ten by the same paralysis. The laws OF
trade and finance cannot be repealed
by the action of the returning boards.
or remoddled to suit the demands Of a
partisan Senate. Neither trade nor
finance can adjust itself on solid basis
so long as the government is rent by in.
ternal dissensions, liable at any moment
to eliminate in destructive explosion.
An administration begun and carried on
under such auspices viii BE- not only an
| objectof contempt at home and abroad,
but the fruitful source of political disor-
der. commercial: encouragement, and
financial distress.
MANY of our exchanges are referring
TO the unexampled rush of immigrants
to Texas. Even the Chicago Inter.
Oeeai. which has no love for Texas, saws
THE immense rush of emigrants into