National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-09-09

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lHB Texas Democrats arr thofoush-go,p9
II nothing elsc. Al the beginning OF the iss
session Of the State Legislature one q pai nenn
icans b ,a ,enca ,s And now one OF their
papcrs roferrIng TO a certain measure,
tranbIy says "k,though the movement was
originally Democratic, ID is now advocated by
the Republicans, and that Is a very good rea-
son for opposing It."
T,r pnr,,,g,on fto,va, Ho,st. E,,e tall. tho
,-,iD,. Ms -, ,,,,,.,..,i,. =, an.
ioIoWing niue s'ofy Us ,,'us'ra''ve Vi .ne
present condition OF the Democratic party
"it sa very old story, mat aoou. me Mo
niue irish boys iooMng ~ y mud 'uIucl
W,ctey ron,iSs Faith Ss IA thai. dead as a |
herring ! and, observing slight movement
Of the tail, quickly adds, but he doesn't real. |
izc It,. IL Is, as we said, very old story, ana |
we hope the Democratic party VIII forgive
us for abiding TO IT,"
Tur Roston f,io,s says of tho Democracy. |
,,.r,.. .,.s. -. 4 -, - 1, 4. Ia, Jia-
i"o p"'S "'N uV'S' "" - -.
appearing from even tnc loca, neius, W"o,o
It's vestigcs VIII Maturity remain ,ougest. ~
the south, the contest between uno nogroes
and their late masters; IN INC west, me
struggle between the farmers anu tne tal,-
roads, and In Massachusetts, contest which
we need not namc-.arc to-day the i've issues
In the politics Of the country Inc Demo,
,ha,n s o, \. in"anahe Of iaiiuw mn even The
most trivial issues Of the day"
| ,,o ytro,,,,a yrs,,. Wa wondcr vhat
oH n WV ms H., y, y,,,,,,,. ,sa,,,a 40
the Conservative party OF virginia would 10
for cecti9neering capital y the eo,orSd a Peo-
tainly DO in q bad way. Its very life p.rinci.
pie would have fed. Its food and ralmcnt
and all else that gave II existence would he
no more, and oil that the bcreft old BODY
could do would be to wrap the drapcry OF
lts couch about II and lie down to pleasant
mighty ruler by reason Of the cry "nigger!
nigger!l"
TINS ia the practice OF the Texas Democ.
racy, drawn by the FL Paso Sentinel. Dem.
ocracy has tainted the fair name Of our STATE
with reputation. Democracy has ABOLISHED
, our excellent conmou-school system, ant
y substituted In Its stead q miserable plan tina
n could only have originated with the old slave
d holders. Democracy has checked the iror
a horse In his grand career, and caused tn
tide Of immigration to pause In its benehcen
= march. The Democracy came Into powc
!, clamorous for retrcnchment and reform, ant
went out Of power with largely increases
r taxation and an accumulation OF the pubh'
. debt. In word, the Democratic leaders o
!, Texas stand branded aud clustered VIII
broken promises and pledges unredecmed'
Tur following figures show the vote 70
3 na,.rror In N.;ne d,riny tho mast four years
4 'o'crnos ~ "a'no uains ~ w ol,.s' 49,,
A In locS wnole VOC e'VSS, Joshua n Il
a Shamperln' ~ M R,,,, S'nf ,,iah,.,rr r.n,
Il 4 IN. CbambeTiin's majority. 7,5i6,
. In 1870, whole vote g5 sol; Sidney Perham
Rep, 54,0l9; Charles W. Roberts, DEM, -,
, 7S3; scattering, 81; Perhams majority, os4s
In 1871, whole vote lo0, SyIi sidney for
|, ham, Rep, 81, 2So; Charles I. himball, Dem
c ii, 57S; scattering, 50; Perhams majority, III,
: B9.
A In 1879, whole vote w, ~; sidney rer
! ham, hep. sooi onAries !. hlmoaii, lem Zen.
I 1850.
y The election in Colorado of members Q
q T--S,.-,., "A IT,, oe,,,.I
tne lerri'oriai Lcgs'aaure aaa MIMI oni.,e'
taxes place 10 Gay. Inc last Leglsature na
= Republican majority In both branches, an
l. the Denver Netns speaks encouragingY 9
c the present prospect ~ says lne,e
scarcely any doubt but that inc kePuoIea
:, ticket Will Do elected, a hepuoil
can defeat means astlii iurtner oeiay OF sta'
y admission, ana the placing 81 tnc lerrtor
). IN an attitude OF hostlli,y 70 eo1g'ess, ,,o,
:, which we nave so musn 70 ASH ru ,,ana
more, the election OF the opPosit,on ueh.
VIII be nothing but iaetious triumphLu
: victory Of few oihce.seekers, VINO w,sh
- siiion' '" IL would be not even a Democrat
" success, for the sore. heads were recruite
from both parties, and they and their fricnt
Il got up the ticket with which they hope 10 d
le feat the Republican nominations
or Ix MA a. Pan, ,ncecb. saws the Ninneap,
I'd II. a,i,. r.sIr nann.i,, a.oordIn,,
a, s iou"e f"ne, Don"s,
Nv the report, "procecded TO snow now lne 70
nc III was injuring the industries OF Mlnnesot
On lie stated that we cannot nave piow WORKS
Mt tanneries here because Of tl,e tarih. Can
no we, Indeed Minneapolis boastsoi Two pio
" works that turn out ten thousand plows p
nc annum-as many, probably, as Minneso
ps uses, aud we have no doubt that the stamp
v the Monitor Flow WORKS or oil INC MINI
n apolis Plow Works" can be found 10y rubbiI
al, OIL the rust on the very pillow whleh farn
Donnelly follows In MS top.Dnggy. NO "a
nc neries, oh Z The tannery OF Foricr q siebe
es Of this city, will tan the skins OF NIL u
IS. woodchueks that Farmer Donneiy can cat.
Nv In his intervals OF hard work and OF all u
:; Southdown calves that fall prey TO hisapp
~ lite for veal, while the North star Wool,
Mills VIII tan the hides OF tue durham nj
Dorking sheep that he recently importediro
ST. England. This Is the way the tariii grin
,st the nose OF the poor, but honest tanner, al
- the hot, but INDUSTRIOUS fOunuryulan. bu