The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-07-15

.Rress. be forgot that be was T. Kan
bnly, nd, 6 landed Or ehs fietirs af
Inc Vhpls S On; bal the . puf 6rdrhers
10 L i1isisns sd soat6 C4p,lins rtTsfe
him . highI1fof hIe x-ltions n n.
novike the ssndEo, bike from Ethti.
1ecks that We ought to forgive that, "
-TheBryan Paot unaccountsb,y says
= T. Is evidsnl thst vMtlls m1st be re-
tifed.s TaeFe are Z bamDer of good
sad.sble men nsthe .distrof, abS one-o
whom could carry the party on TO vic
tory. WsNare in'fsvor Of new mao,
shether 0spt. Besll is the msn or not
We villsuppoFt Q c lnsistent and cspa.
ole Dsmocrst. IL lis will be des0
Reignt-s perfect milestone, and would
be defested. the Democrats mu re.
afe him IN seif.defeuse, if he persist
in pushing himsai' forward We OPP
uesed Mills ia 1878. when ut B 8 |
oo ss hi& now Il he were t ii.
OILY d mocrss ia the district"
Aga the ssme pspef states point
which can hardly ba true, aud Ut
comes from near Mr.. Nils home and
"a his own district, and II Is given for
what IL is WORT There vss not b
D mocrstio-, sps, ch made IN Br -
county in 1878 Mills, the only Dsm.
ocr.tic C n ,Idate vhJ spuke in the
equity, m de a Gfeenbsck speech.
Pne result was the organ ,tIo7 of the
Greents ck parry IN ttitooun,y, which
u.-,iaY threatens, co defeat the part,
chat has repeatedly e.ejted Mills to
Congress. p"
The Teas Fdrmer and OrchGrdit
says: "Guvtrnor RIB. rte is no inpJrt.
ed man, and We are glad that he lie 8
q "A of like passions with ourself. II
has the old Texan 10 him, and Re
koo~s how to syupsth z, with them.
Hs has grown up with the coup ry, sn0
there is 10 deeper foundation for true
patriotism. He is comparatively poor
u4p, and he ia we'll lslif il tn study
economy in z veEI m-nr, as not havInY
the highest notions peculiar 10 salary.
grabbing 2olIticisIs. II is not one o
the sort TO watch the opportunity Of
,al AIRY -rsisIn:, but, on the contrary, to
over all expenses as cumpnrtiug with
1is own s'psy -'e-VOu-yo" system OF
dusnoe. HIS eensible and coDprehen.
able ideas of goeetDm ut are p' tent
co all, and If carried out will ultimate.
" lower the expenses aud N ke OUT
state and couaty clSims as guod a
gold.nn
- Ga the strength Of Lieutenant
Governor Styers making speech in
Houston the other day the Post ieclar,s
there is fierce party feud. It says:
The diff renee of opinion bttweep
Governor r berts, as the representa-.
i've of the cnneervst We element, 400
L'eu'eusnt G. ,vernnr Ssyerr, as the
representative of the reform element,
Is fully as great as that which obtsins
IN most sta'es between the Demo cratic
and Republican parties. Aud yet,
both are chained together by the party
collar. If one side be defeated 10 the
nominating c,,nvention. IN square
L Eht on the meritssOf the generic diff
terence, there is no alternative whs'-
ever for tuch overslaus he'd vicrim.
pf q Or yate association hut silence,
ubmission and selfssscr 6ce. l. is
useless and mitc lievous to have more
than two parties under free govern
nent-tbe tins" aud the "Iuts."
roese should bs balanced as nearly as
possible. But when the strength o.
he oppns,ti"n gists 10 the bosom Of
che dominant pTty, and the tue in
iependants are left out in the cold.
the result Is iune 90 one e'ring-aLd
none to dance to the music -