The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-23

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our feilow.ciliaent NJ IA Island Olty nv |
reaf h entertain some apprehension that |
because their con tcsaional District has pre-
yentol the sending ~ Washington OF q
solid democratic delegation from demo
cratic Texas, the other portions Of The state
are so dissatisfied thai they will influence,
II not compel thor congrt ssmcn to Visit
some practical rebuke or penalty upon the
7th district, and more especially It's seaport
town. The Galveston News, however, does
not seem to take much stock in the fear, as
may be ob,cryed from II humorousyet caus'
tic structures in yesterdays issue against
our afternoon contemporary, which
IL designatcs as 1.-THE redheadei organ OF
the red-headed democracy pouring red hot
abuse on Galveston; which, OF course, will
not he expected to influence the minds OF
readers OF paper which is high pressure
organ belonging TO the LETT wing Of the Dal-
las democracy. Neither the citizens OF
the It'll congressional district nor the
News need harbor the fintest suspicion
that north Texas will secede from the state
because of the sectional result Of an cleo
ton that failed to send to congress the reg
ular democratic nominee. 1t has not done
such thing on previous occasions OF SIM
liar mistakes. Neither will its good people
so far transgress against their sense
Justice and due dignity as to aid
in visiting wrong upon such section. Ihey
understand besides that where Galveston
and that district voted the democratic
ticket with the one exception, there were
strong local causes and personal considera-
tons at work to beget the result, and they
suspect, too, that OCHILTREE, a born Texian,
with southern instincts, with perhaps past
to redeem and certainly an ambltiousrecord
to make for his future, to sustain the good
endorsement of friends and d'suppoint the
predictions of his foes, will, in largely
democratic house, not so far astray
with his democratic delegation confreres
Rising above and beyond the narrow view
Thch sees only through the glass of an ar
rogant, intense and parlizan selilshness
these our people, viii be influenced alone
by wisdom and Justice. They furthermore
recognize that each and every help fJr the
states beautiful development has cores
ponding reflex action upon its component
paris Just as communitys prosperity is
the prosperity of its efficiency indl
vidually. They perceive the APP
propriate applicability Of the ole
fable about the stomach's healthy work
in its apparent ease, being necessary to thu
well-being of the other members OF TIT
body, They comprehend that an increased
tax paying population and enlarged bust
ness by so much assist the army of con
sumers, and producers as well, and ado
to the repute, the power anC
the material wealth of thu
vast interior North Texas, too, especially
has passed that pointin her splendid deve'
opment when jealousy, envy or petty re
yenge would be as contemplate as it would
be absurd, however much may be lamentet
the democratic disaster. AS are these re
spective sections of the interior, so are thu
able delegation we send to the nationa
councils to promote the states welfare a
large, as well as to care for the particular
interests of their districts. They harper
to be bold, brainy patriots all, and broad
gunged intellects, and honest.hearted Off
Gals. AS for the congressman from ihi
district, COLONEL WELLDoRN, he is too well
known as a faithful statesman, proud OF AM
devoted to his great Texas which, ii UNIFIED
is so soon to be the grand empire state Q
the country, to permit, for one moment
partisan prejudice or droDsied hu
NOR to overshadow the duty h
, owes to such state; too clear reade
of her wants to such end to throw impt
, diments in her course, TO lessen the glor
of her entirety by narrow effort or ignc
minous desire to punish fractional part
Had he not, in fact, in the canvass las
month, so enunciated his views III Ga
weston, his record in the past and his char
acter are daylight vouchers for these state
ments. And his heavily increased distric
: majorities with his known atfinities
the recent election, show north Texas to b
5 i'm accord with such a delegation. There
fore, in congress, Galveston nor Texas nee
l (, ar nothing that smacks OF anything bu
! lust, fair and honorable treatment. 1t
e true that city. through her merchants an
r others has shown sad lack of that libert
and impartial consideration for the interio
of the state, which has tended to make II
people suspicious OF her genuine frlendi
,, ness, save when some special dangt
threatened, or some particular advantage
were sought for. Yet in its might ana il
magnanimity, north Texas, at least, stand
, despite ali that on the nigh ground W
hive Just outlined.