Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01
"Ths Proxramms bod 1880.

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snreahseh The an'eis 81 the Democrat announces
w sP"" o. ss~'-p'vihesy' VI" There VII be NO
sAns'' o. 'ns iss''A'u's a"d therefore 'ha'
Que " '"s A'''As's % 'ns Lss''A'a's' s'l pe 70
sise' sueesssof IN tue u - SenA'e' 70 Gen Hen
as's'h'-'hs' "s"' houston Is anu VII DC eandi
uAs ne'o'e 'he people Tor mat po'l'on-'hai Jesse
uf"e' NH be the "indepsndsht Democratic eandi-
uae "' "oNeshofi THOMAS o. hehinney' Of Travis
" senator i@hAe'siyo OF HARRIS ief ~ oo'erhor'
~ Hamilton or o. w lasehal, OF Travis, for Con-
sress nom the Western pisirie Jack Davis, hr
congrsss In the Eastern District aud stephsn crcs-
by, for Commissioner Of the Land oiheef II an-
nsnhees with authoritative Parilenlarty that "frOm
the ith Of March. 1889, up to the day Of election
Gen. sam. Houston, will canvass the State closely
and completely" The question "llouston or anti
Houston" Is 70 he the issue IN the ele,iiou Of Repre-
sentatiyes and Senators throuubout the State Gen.
IIouston's issue Is 10 be-wl Texas ,usaip All. IN.
rether with the present Democratic administration.
shy whose destinies with unwayernr fidelity he now
stands, or will they, with the late Senator. Hender.
son. withdraw their sunDort fran IN. nr.s.nt all
ministra,on NJ James buchanan. and ,eax. Mn, 4,
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cours. ore u,,er,v onnos.d and olo this carly n.r
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obiec, IL IN Ireok down ,hc lemocroov NJ Texos IN
order to crafty the inorlinate ambition of doatcd
and dccovcd statesman ond bcro. who bos ou,,;ve,
his usefulness and his fame To CRAFTY this childish
personal within of ambition the great principles to
which the Democracy of Texas have Teen so true,
and for the success of which they have conendcd SO
manfully, must be sacrifced-in fact, all principle
must be lost sight Of and another personal scramble
for Office gone into. Gen. Houston tried this game
twelve months ago. After he had worn out the pa
tiencc of confding constituency by habituay mis-
representing them in the Senate, and by conserving
aud acting with their enemies, after he had erred
and snncd against light and Knowledge until no
thought the long suiferngs and patience of his
stitucnts were inexhausble-thc representatives of
the pcoplc in response to an overwhelming public
sentiment removed him from n position in which he
had so long BETRAYED the sacred trusts committed to
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its oulmina,ion. On his banner is inscribed "sam
Houston and James Buchanan" Then. hedrnounc-
ed the Kansas bill as the pandora's box of all our
evils, now he comes forth as the supporter of the bill