The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-15

.N"m, lu advance, the name, ofpaudH.
l'.re 'ar lau ultl1uuI ticket sn that
..t have u.yu Itrr elise than mtlnyu.
.."' meetings u. uc'rgus thaChuyt
... WN1" uy rln people. merely put.
'... n .rm that which Wui already
.uuu decided upon But such state
of iN,nl. uu longer exists There up-
pears To- br at the present time, uu
one to whom AL uuurriug tuEvr points
H~ the only candidate There seems
To- Oe no man rising so far above all
Others rs 10 cause eNultHnt voices to
/ rNtlaim, Thou art the man There
I Tor" There Is greater responsibilities
/ resting upon delegates TO this couvcn-
llon than upon any or all that have
/ preceded it. The history NJ the Re,
/ publican party furnishes abundautoyi
irnce that the government must be adj
minlsterrd with honesty and ecouo-
my, is q means TO that end that cNil
service should he elevated hy the iu.
PRODUCTION uf an needful aud p.uper
reforms. IL cannot be doubted that
the choice ~ this convention wi, fall
upon some one who H. clearly rom-
mlttcd ON this question, not only Toy
his expressed opinions, but also iH his
public lie and conduct
Hon Theodore NJ. pomcry OF Sew
York, was then chosen temporary
chairman, and WAS conducted g. The
chair 10y Ex-Governor baldwin. OF
Michigan, and Governor Van TaulI.
Of Rhode Island Upon being intro.
duccd, he addressed the Convention,
altgr returning thanks Ion the h...
conferred. He said
CHAIRMAN ruWEHoN's ApURE-.
Buct rs may bee considered th..,.
/ istrucc Of the Republican party, n...
other IN the history Of the naiu Pony,
for ao long g period controlled IT, gov.
rrnmcut without oVcouuJeriug popular
| defeat notwithstanding the popular
| Jealousy of the political Nscyudau., $50
.DuE continued Toy any parity II W
| the power Of tins Convention 10 tgeig.
uu,c the coming President OF ,uu
| limited States. Loud applause oar
/ FOLLY may conceive that the wisdom %
/ the opposition cannot achieve OuI uu.
| feat at the poll, Ia November, hut such
| defeat can come from no other cause.
| We are met here, not a. couteuduJ
factions within the party to test m-
/ der various lradrrships our relative
strength, but IA representatives ac-
cepting "a high rcsponshily, to cN-
/ tract from the cruCIulo of conflicting
/ unions that type Of American states
/ manship which shall be acceptable as
/ D worthy embodiment a. the prime.
/ plies OF lur party, Applause. Men,
/ " we'll us measure, are iu bee weighed
30 Tire balance daring iln r,uug
N.u.us, ana neither Wur. hp found
wanting lu jusul. success The N.-
/ ..uIcJU panty uauu,, continue tu live
. 'r reason ut ITS splendid achievements
/ 80 Hn past nor rs the Democratic
. parity expected TO herUlururJ To- power
..lu 10, glutuuG puuia c- of
..uW Do the failure The FORE
. Wr l..y has vt to Iosnt men
/ N,Nu.aln representatives at 30. ur,utI.
.I.. ilr Mltvl must dl.rDNvg uulh il-
.UuDIpIg uud ITS 'uau. Cheers and
.uYu "O,o1d' oar mission of 10.
. ... l7 lU establish pu sure ,uuuduuOW
. .H make secure A.. vlmlug ages 'ho
. .uun of the war, t3u deol and taxation
uuugh which the pgy,yu, has buru
achieved The benefits To- Toe derived
30 the Individual citizen, under the
. 18th and 10th constitutional amend.
mcnts, are to Toe secured through such
appropriate legislation a. Congress
may devise. The party fulfilled the
. mission Of its youth in accepting the
/ urrprc-slblr, aud it WAS u MISSION
worth living for to have saved ma
/ ioualiy like ours to have freed four
million slaves aud raised them to the
/ dignity Of American citizenship, and
! to huvo constructed "a Federal Coustl-
/ lutiun SO ~ to place the liberties OF the
citizen aud credit Of the Nation upon a
,oundnuon strong enough to endure
ANYTHING. The Democratic par.y
claims to accept the situation respect
| lug the sacrcducss Of National credit,
| twenty million dollars taxation win
not make good the annual loss e. the
| American people from the lndr0iaIlr
and iudeliuablc attitude and Atteu,. 900
If that party in regard to paymeug {
tho principal Vt the public debt. The
| late war was not u mere prize Jig .ur
material supremacy IL was the ava.
growth of a conflict OF irrecuu...-
adj governments Of moral, sJ.l,
and political forces. Democracy uad
It's lot with the moral, pul|,i
cal and social forces Of the r..sp
which was lost. The Republican. 20
those which triumphed and survived