The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-06
WAR As A RtngDy.

wan - y hEakDf.
i,et Us have peaor. has last its Iatll
tnd hsre asa political epborism. iis
s<set aptthesis ia the true policy os te-
dsy Perhaps il GRANT had SAID ias ;e..t
'et rs have W. with Mexico. he woul8
aave hsd peace at home at rucls
cneher day and TINS character OF pea5a
TOO which would have been MI ua.
staiEcd by She dsrlt doings Of recon
strueioa Ne Aha areclb.s t.pce * SIS
hosr weu-G haee resaired g eubs5
ter ne 81. usiy ~ lis two ,a .ls-
'se oui ja.r.a, aud divide the repub.
ucsl pariy or the questiop p--the fair and
houest treatment @, tae south
Mf haye. Il himself caiyllroas sol
feE p i..ye ana 50 hoHes5 man.
Dsr0tless eyefs instinct 81 bota "a.
.s.a ae.rl aoEssga.us l,.m 10 the po.iey
W restoring lAe aucient good irsiisg
Aid good understanding between Use
tvo lately bolliger,Et SECTIONS OF the
county. Ia th.s light and with l!iis
object before him Mr. Hayes ouent to
look upon the wsr-ci4nl now gathering
"a ti3e southwest with conside. a,Ia com,
piaoaucy
During his administration we have
bah the trst cohslderabie NJ ,nirestaliou
of the exteat aud poeer Of communism
ia the United States, 1t Is conceded
Oy all tina, 30 the grea5 stress ol the
times, caused il great part by the de-
iectiye policy Of the republican party.
Is due tiie causes underlying tue recent
labor outbreak, Mr Hayes, as the
official head of that party, onsbl to
seek ioI every possible or reasonable
remedy within roach. 4 war with
Mexico would furnish the reaaiest
easiest, and cheapest solution. aud tue
one which. fortunately for MIN. lays
nearest bis hand He does NOS reguire
the legal scumen Of Mr E7afts 10 con,
vince him Of his right to make waf
under existing circumstauces. an3
when made, the people Of tho Unitcd
states, without distinction as Co ssc.ion
or class, would grandlT ratiiy the act
and bnyely support the eog sfnueat
with men and means 10 conduct she
5aht to a speedy aud saeosssfIl close
The idis thousands would fnd rena-
nent.ye employment in the ranks ct
Che army aud IA the workshops in pre-
panug the machines aud munitions Of
var, while the agricultural classes would
oe able to employ many more hands
,aan ihey h.te with profit sipce tb,
usr closed. In this one single act We
wouid have the country reunited by tbs
strongest possible bands trade aue
cnmaierce would receive q new ausi pow
eltui Impulse, money woold be plenty
tud hope would again aninass the
b1soms OF the depressed aud ine.poy
ished millions WIN, frsl=.ea by tAsir
uusatishei nscessisias, ro5s few
months since in sctual rebellion against
the governmeht killed, ,qobbsd ard huro
ei, threatening the very existence OF
sseietv te7 aud orier The eouatry
was entirely too aesr the a ysa os aa-
aschy to risk q repetition ug tue taina
the coH4ing winter, when the st4spa,
( tioa Of business. incidaat 20 seserr
Water an5 the increased expense q
iIy'ag are adIed 20 the exciting eauses.
fae country is std un4uieted. Tn,
/ telegraph brings Us news each day ot
/ outtFesi.s, strikes md the interralg,.isH
0i business consequent upon unpaid
labor, and uusttisi ied wants. Hero IL
). wlr Of the character proposed would
be ioand plenty OF employment and
plenty Of money to pay for it, aad tho
enterprise would end in the acquisition
OF a Territory IS rich as the f,oled lad
aud winch must in o few deeades. inev-
hably bil into our bands anyhow.
! Il Mr. Hayes is voting for local
irritation, for an overt act on the Rl5
eiranle, he may 50 ahead, for ehers
have been thousands already. II he
does NOT regard them as sufficient, We
can undertake % furnish him ono ia a
icw hours which will lit the burden Of
responsibility FROM his shoulders.