The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-22
liberty, leaving the fight there, rs In
the House, to Northern men.

the Rouse, 10 Northern men.
Memphis Appeal: In the hour OF
need the Northern Democrats will DO
true 10 themselves aud their Southern
friends They did not falter In the
dark lays OF adversely, when they
were trampled down by overwhelming
maJorities, animated by no hope OF
success, hut still true as the needle 10
the poles in their sympathy for the
wronged and oppressed South; and
now, on the eve OF permanent Demo-
cratic ascendancy, they have no mo
tive for deserting the cause they have
so long aud faithfully served. Let the
Southern Democracy keep cool and
bide their time. The great army Of
Northern Democrats are preparll x for
the struggle, aud when It comea they
will 10 Ia the front OF the battle as
they have been for the past ten years.
New York Sun: II will be seen that
the programme Of the conspirators, AS
indicated by Senator Booth and more
explicitly by Mr.. Halstead, has been
carried out thus far TO the letter. After
all questions Of fact, OF legality, Of
constitutionality, ofpolicy aud Of NOR
al right have been exhausted, the issue
Is narrowed down to question OF
troops, Senator Booth expressed HE
satisfaction that the military power
was In the hands OF man who would
not hesitate 10 employ 1t. The con-
spirators counted upon this aven before
the election. From the very first the
success OF the audacious scheme has
depended upon his Mexican habits OF
thought, his carelessness OF civil law,
his logged fidelity TO the interests OF
friends and favorites. Grant Ia the
msinstay Of the conspiracy.
Chicago Times; Chandler 10 an indl.
vidual BY virtue OF what commission
OF greatness does this individual notify
"the people that the announcement
OF President Tilden's election Ia ian
audaclous" announcement Who
has made this person Chandler the
supreme custodian OF public knowledge
and Information? Who shall sag there
ia nothing "impudent and "auda-
cious," and false and wicked, too, IN
the pronunciddo OF this presumptuous
social unit? But this rather insolept
unit OF society Is right on one point
1.-THE will OF the American people will
De carrie out aud mRintained.n That
will has decreed that Mr.. Tilden shall
DO the next president. The Michigan
unit eau bet his last bottle the will
probably empty It iirsD that that dc,
cree will be- carried out and main.
tanned.
The New York Tribune looks at
Grants assumption OF power with the
utmost complacency, and calmly de.
tails he method by which its beloved
leader will STAMP outn the opponents
OF his usurpstion. Says the Tribune
"At the call Of the president any de-
sired force OF organized militia, equip
ped by State authority, could be gath
cred at any point within few hours.
The more thoroughly these things are
understood, the more II IL that We, shall
have no disturbance and shall not re-
lapse into anarchy. We have millions
OF veterans who are ready to sustain
the government. We have u presi.
debt who Is not lacking In courage or
decision" 1t is true there are mil
lions OF veterans who are ready to sus.
tain the government" and there ARE,
certainly, millions OF veterans who
will not sustain Grant or Hayes In any
effort to defeat the will of the people
and overthrow republican form Of
government.
Cincinnati Enquirer: The carpet
bag ADVENTURE, Cham berlain, KEEL
logg, Stearns and their rascally rings,
act In concert with and at the instiga-
tion OF such higher political knaves as
Zach Chandler, Boss Shepherd d Co.,
to prevent the Inauguration OF Mr..
Tiiden as President, who was fairly
aud honestly elected TO succeed Gen.
Grant. MIR. Tilden received q vast
majority of the popular vote; that
cannot be disputed. He was entitled
to 2O3 OF the 1850 votes cast by the cleo
toral colleges, and would have received
them but for the most unblushing sys-
tematic villainy prompted from Wash.
ington City. And that villainy the
Republican managers are determined
the country shall submit to, and en-.
dorse by submitting 10 1t. They are
having the officials at the seat Of gov.
eminent who will pillory the crime
and the criminals rs monuments OF
shame and everlasting reproach.
They will put o mark upon the
usurper so deep and black that
the empty honors Of the Presidency
will only serve to make 1t more
conspicuous and more indelible. They
will so treat this Republican victory"
that 1t will be worse than the worst
defeat.
"NeuriiI,"