The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-03-23
The Lissienes- sTths Mean. fInpIs,
30 Defeat Thrark ssrtoa.

10 Att~ai Three h aaorton.
hIiL COUNTY. TEXAS. March -. l--,
To the Eiltnr Of the Herald.
( see from your paper ihat you favor
the claims Oi Hon. J.. W Thrslkma-.'
ton for governor. Ia thi- You Az. uar
[ slone by any means. sud u fhs va... o.
I the largest number Of voters y-.. O.
( c0otroi she matter. there = 10 man .r
Z Texas who could come near him ia la.
I race. But, as usual / suypc-s. the
; nominating convention val alher. u.
the infamous tHo-taIrl- rule. which
heretofore has been instrumental Do
thwArtIng the wishes OF a INA ..r.rysr..l
I ioriHg upon the state - man -,as ....
not thought OF until the tune u. H.
being uomIuatel Mr Thru-,n.ar-.r
has not thrust himself uJsrn tie r--Hr..
Al this time. HIS numerous I.sul- d..
irAas. men who have known Elsa r- a
faithful. honest and iueugruvt.lT.. -.H
i'c servant Tor tweuiy.tNe 80 rL.rt.
years, are urging hlm Tor u0mlnar.a
IL nominated he VIII aceert. ami rar-..
same friends intend us.ur all hons
orabi- and legitimate mean. t.r
the success Of their candidate
Ny reasons ipr writing Fuu on aha.
occasion are chiefly T. direct rufIr- Al.
teutiou 10 the means te-urt,4 O. t.
! lhro' hm"Iiou enemies ta defeat r....
Tor governor some uf H.Hfs...
friends ar end-syorinr very a-.sil.r--
ly 10 create the impression that Throws
morton advocates ar- la.r-slll.-..
Hubbard lf suco-ssill IN Their Il. .-r.
'hey lee! quite cont. lent ot -us-..-s ...-
chuze they believe tins would ID. r..
most effective lever ty which 6. r.n.s.
into iIe guberCstof - CHAIR thea. h-at.
candidate. There r. no tr.ala .
ihiccRmugtou nor auy utv-Fal.sr
wu' "a Iretrs 81 an friendly Co ulm u,r..
haY~ even made alluslon o. the crave.
charge brought against HuEiar,. H.
'aH Galveston Post % DE- auI a..
i'1 a'- vince under the m-r, jess l4-.
o' l.lat paper let them not attritut. Do
% Ar. hruckmortou gr any friend .-
hi-, Tor they have u part nor parcel u
A. 4 It would It not be- uyil for them .
- remember Ireland sui s=1a-
and cau they, ia The Language aI -r.. .
poet, eNc!aim
That mercy To other show.
sEai mercy show 20 E4g %
il j. no; tie desire OF 'ragsfuar
IhroCkuCgt0u' friends that Le -h,gTH .
zee upon lAs' Ii-'o7tuu-- ur ruins o..
another. We evoke DO war urUu srF
our lt the same time We are not uf.- .
W-rnlul Ci the mai guant aud uue-Hs=- .
ou- ihEus;s which are constantly irTr- .
made a our i.voTite los a few sma..
SIZED politicians and iemagoEic-l news .
payer. h- great bIEbear with them
l. ''pNerHUr IhrcChmortou's faItFr.I .
roc"Th-that he is a friend to the IeN..
Pacific was al one time It, attornsy ia .
I"Aas, and now j. asking congressional
2l1 20 construct It TO the Pacific enssr .
iuv most charitable view which We
c.tH take O. -gch elections by hi- ur.-
pnnents = that they are wautiu- rr .
sense, or it Is the prompting- uf
an evh. malignant heart tau y4u
lind a lawyer Iu the state ~.
would refused TO be employed o,
n coIporstIoui l. it not TACT thai tho d
wlsest and best legal minds In line lnuu
Try nave bsen IA the employ sf rarI-I /
roacs, anu does the TACT ot n man Lty- .
ing been an attorney for a railroad DIS
qualify him Tor holding office 68g.
erno- ihtoekmorton, - member OF
congress from leGas. has been uslus h.- .
influence 10 provGre governmental a.a
10 hnlsh the Texas aud Pacific through
our great state, connecting lt with the .
west coast %! California. What have
these ovcr.iehteous. sanity Ph.ri-s-..
10 say about the balance our eansr.-- .
sional delegation. syeryol, OF saoa. .
have committed themselves to the sun
port oi THIS railroad bill, asking the
aid OF the national government WAat .
have tbeze eIsPotless hyPocIites and denla. .
gogues to bring up against the slate
grange and the legislatures OF the var5-
Gus southern state who have uuarr- .
mously called upon congress 20 All tfi- .
very railroad enterprise am w.llrn- .
1" wager all possess. bc that much G-
little. that Tor the sum ul two hUuirs-t .
collars IN hand paid. each aud ever p
newspaper which has undertaken O.
detract from the reputation OF Governor
InTpckm5rtOn, ON account of hr, r..I- .
road record, would print editorial, .af
year iay0r.nr any railroad -elsfaa
even i It robbed the people oi the very .
bread upon which they aud their
children were % feed
Judge men by their works look l-s-E
az the very incipiency Of Throokinar-
tons public life; look 70 the record
aud point, # YOU can. 10 one single aet
Of his while m public life which ha- lu
iAe least initiated arainst the interest.
Of Texas or her people ". ehallenr.
them to do so aud if they ta.l In l.
then Jet his tralacers forever hold The.
peace