Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-03-06

GAl,uIos feb "a, 1900

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have bsrn several days Ia this eiig "a their
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soins 10 sounisTasl the iuluenes Of The
latter in aiitEpiing 10 dtisai The aserI-
tsuee - Ceusrsss VI The sunTsgs clause "
The ace constitution, ~ aisFifd ~ The
Esepls u IeIas, znl slso 10 srsuTe he de-
fsal Of the ''iisisiun CTiiIaner, sud ihslT
saserss ia both protests, ls s.naosl D.. sni
= -ptrslssHiuns- lslitss are nos IA THE
els fsom Senator Nils0A aud Me- boat
ssll, Chairman Of the CemmiIiss On "pis-
sbiltiss, giving asssTsnes that IeAss
shall HoI Ls uuiilalei without tie larry
expressed gill VI = usiaFily VI the people
% that the probability 10 that the Ioyo'as
may hos on 10 little puTpose,
lNo OF lhrse apIaiHiHlsHls have been
made tor Hamilton 10 sirak sihcs be came
doNh, bul be euAisnu,i uai svslArr has
perverted him Il GA lrsi ondinf Has 'a''n'e
10 Adirtss us not hls iayl'l - s'rA'lg re-
ggullei noi because lhs people desired par
lieulslly 10 hraF bis 'isas cn the pFssen!
condition OF Affairs, tor those are se'l
kuoWn, bot because they ate disappointed
OF an inIsllselual Ireal, not TO he had every
day, The fact is tie gigantic Efforts made
by Hamilton ia the Convention 10 secure
uniVeTsal suffrage, and his powerful oppo'
siIion, almost triumphant, aud always de-
EanI 10 defeat division Of the state, has
sndeared him 10 many II the old hard she'll
Democrats here, aud las secured him the
admiration Of all parties except the Coy
olas," who cure him Justify. so FAR as
can hear not only the Conservative Dem,
oeTals here, but throughout the West, VIII
support him eheernilly Tor Governors the
most Of them because they think lie de-
serve il ne u reward for his services In the
Convention, other because OF his influence
AT Washington, which they think lac VII
exercise In removing all DISABILITIES, aud
still others Who take him because he Is the
Only HlAn NllAA NAh ANAA ANN gNss"a
that there Is little doubt he will he sup
ported very generally by the Democratic
party.
As a matter Of course n great many will
vote for him under protest. They have not
yet gotten over the terrible denuncialions
hc hurled out right aud let on his return
TO Texas as Provisional Governor, after the
war, but il must be remembered that he
was then suffering ~ der the excavation OF
many wrongs, some OF ,hem real aud some
imaginary, AMI many little things were
uttered By him then which he donb less re-
grets now. But time has cooled him down,
and the terrible opposition TO his just plans
in the Convention, has warmed HIM up TO
sympathy with his former enemies, ana IN
the same ratio entitled him TO his former
bounds.
But at all events he is bound TO DO the
next Governor.
The only question here now is as TO who
shall be the Lieutenant Governor Agreai
many of the Republican party, that is, the
Conservative wing of il and the entire
Conservative wing OF the Democratic par
~ are in favor OF DR.. Boulds Baker of this
city while part aud perhaps the largest
part OF lbe conservative huph"''S@" P"'''i
are in favor OF Armstrong.
But the continued and efficient aid given
the "diysiOuists' by Mr.. Armstrong, both
by his vote aud influence III the Convcn-
ton, will insure his defeat, if brought out
for the office. Governor Hamilton sup
pose has manifested no preference, but IL
known to be warm personal friend OF
Baker so that At present Bakers name is
largely in the ascrndant
Now Messrs. Editors If you suppose, as this
letter would seem to Indicate, that your
CORES pondcnt is sympailizer with Re-
publcanism, let me tell you You were never
more mistaken. OF course my own views
are herein enclosed, but they are the views
of the Democratic party in this part of the
State, views impelIed by necessity. 1t is
the unanimous wish Of all to be recon
strucicd, for reasons too obvious % need
explanation, and we hope our ideas concur
with yours, and you will so express them
in the Herald. rhLNlA'