The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-29
sr,rE PRESS REVIEW.
III, Jefferson Democrat ;erscly says:

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Some of the Texas papers speak OF Mr.
Copkling coming OIL second best IN 'he
Albany contest, but IL does not have that sp'
nesrsnce 10 fair minced, honest men, No
tsint of corruption or Of unfair dealing a.
tscbes to aim. There is not the slightest eva,
dance 10 show that any means were employed
o;tber bv himself or by his friends, to secure
HE reelection to the United States senste.
The administration party, on toe contrary,
have mad the charge OF Intimidation and
bribery clearly established agsinst them,
And now it turns out that these bribery
cases are not even to be Investigated.
The following from the Gainesville Reg
lister, we can very cordially endorse. The
democracy OF New York will be recreAnt
TO itself if it pays further heed to John
Kelly. Ii he wants 10 60 into the repubh'
can ranks, let him go, snd all of his Tam
many FOUNDERS with him;
In few days the New York democracy
will assemble Ia state convention AZ Albany.
There ia to be another scramble between
Tammany and anti Tammany for control OF
the convention. Boss Holly is not dead yet,
and, strange IS it may seam when MS
vilsinou. treschery TO the party 10 con
sdered, has great power and Influence IN
New York. He goes TO Albany al the head
of y list of delegates whose highest idea of
marty fealty il TO serve the personal Interests
!. of the Boss. Irving Hail. another so-called
democratic organization, also sends dele
gates who are friendly TO Kelly. Ga the
other hand tho regular democracy has
chosen delegates by public meetings and
elgctiops, and will claim the exclusive right
10 represent New York City in the conven"
yention. A disgraceful fight is anticipated,
and seems unavoidable We can but hope
that tho battle against Kelly will DO fought
to the bitter end, that 20 sort OF CON promise
will be patched up, and that Inc Boss VIII
be given to understand that tho democracy
of New York can even afford to do without
him altogether.
The Bolton Journal has pretty clesr un-
dsrstandipg and appreciation of the lndisn
question. We doubt if there has been in
twenty-five ears On Indian war not instga-
ted OF caused by the ratca'ity and cupidity
of some Indian agent or collector. The Jour
nal says:
Some observsnt man has declared that q
woman is al toe bottom o. all social troubles
and ancra while, if such is not already es'
tsbished, il will be common scceptaIlOn
that one of Uncle Sans agents is at the
bottom of all the Indian troubles, 1t Is now
made known that the real cause OF the troub-
lea with the Apaches WAS the purchase by
Agent Tiffany of valuable coal mine froa the
-, nnHar thu nrntpng Ia
that tho government wanted ii. When the
Indians discovered that the government did
not authorize riiiany to buy the property
they became much incensed, and terri
BILE scheme for revenge was tie lc'
suit The Indian ia bad enough as he is-
without tho assistance OF the agent and eth
or the ono or tho other should DO regarded 40
as Hn inloleraOle nuisance md suppressed
without ceremony. The detensaless and IN"
noc9u. settlers, and tue soldiers who have 20
whip Lao toto submission, Sre tho actual suf-
lerers BY lenson Of the perfdy of tho agent
and tine cruelty of tho Indisn, and the COM
bns,ion should be broken no in justice to
the onas who are mada TO suffer by reason Of
It's operation. The republican psrty seems
to have a happy faculty Of selecting the big
gest SORT of rascals to deal with the Indians
as the representatives OF the government,
and they arc generally so bold in theiT
swindiing operations that the Indians, though
naturally o6tuse do not fail to detect them
and there the trouble begins. A great
wrong certainly exists. and the people should
demand that it be righted.
The Waco Examiner says:
Contrary to expectations, there has been
no demonstration agsinat the ASSASSIN Quit
eau, This speaks well for the law sbidinp
spiri. of the American people. The eyes Of
tho Hhols world arc upon ua and the citizens
of the American ertpub)ic en- not ailorc
10 make display of ouilawry at such
time. La bsrbaric Russia, after the horrible
killing of the car, the will Of the empire
was permitted to have sway, and not thu
decrao of an angry mob. Our laws are am
ply able to deal with Guitoau, and they mus
be permitted 80 take their course.
The Waco Telephone, commenting on The
sentimental gush of some OF the republican
papers, tina. the democrats ought not to use
the advantages they have in the organization
of the senate because tho death of the
president and of Senator Burnside gave
them that advantage, says;
If the republicans are at disadvantage,
II is meaaurably their own fault. Tha,
Arthur will not be in the vice>presidenps
chair or Burnside in mis- seat is due to what
the lawyers would call al act Of God. II Is
not provideniisl dispensntion in favor OF
the democrats, but it is a legitimate advan-
tage and they would DO foolish not to use it
Tia, the two New York senators will have
10 look on as spectators, while the democrats
arc eleciing yico,president, 'ovisil- COM
mihees, etc, is dout 2 49,, mate sdvsn-
iage for the democrats. II u1lican dis
sen!iocs and then the foolish acts OF Conk-
ling and Clatt afforded the advantages
Why should not tho democrats use III Il
came honorably; 1t was not flohed or tsker
by highway robbery. The whole gst o.
the matter is that series Of events have
combined to give tho democrats some
marked advantages AMI like sensible people
they are going TO use them for sll they Grt
worlh--with due regavd, Of course. TO th,
beat interests Of the country, which ia Away
paramount to party.