The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29
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Atelegrfm from Washington CITY 10 the
St. Louis flobe-Democrat Of the ss,h in.
slant SAYS "HoS. CoLrmsus grsoN orihs
sixth Texas congressional district is in ,be
city. He failed to secure DENOMINATION for
the next congress, HANCOCK being the sue.
cessial candidate before tue oonventior
Mr. 'soN Is very sour over his defea, and
heads very dissatisfied element in his dis.
trict' de admits that, owing to the disar.
lection among the democrats. the republi.
cans havo a very good prospect of electing
their candidaie, Mn. DAVIS, who is very
popuia, throughout the district. A letter
received mere from one of the United States
district attorneys for Texas saws
that ne republicans have a verv
soou enphce of electing mem.
bers rom three districts in ,b,,
state, Inc distrist now represented by
NIX. uhoN is one of them, the district in
when ON ocnILrREE is running is another
aud wELLBoRN's district constitutes tho
third' there was very bitter faction in
opposh'oh 10 WELLBoRE's nomination. and
this Is becoming very pronounced in the
campaign. The only obstacle to he ON.
countsTed by the republicans is the Mexi.
can woe, which the democrats have hereto.
lore controlled and largely imported from
the Gher side of the Rio Grande. This
vote " easily handled with money, and il
is thought with $1,000 or 5000 it can be
made republican. For this purpose the
repaoican campaign committee is nm.
pealea 10 for the necessary means. Tho
dlstrlct attorney says that with this amount
oil money the three districts mentioned can
without doubt be carried by the repubn.
cans There are items of wonderful news
in 'he foregoing. How Mn. UrsoN heads II
very dissatisfied element in his district -
we Of Texas are utterly ignorant. II in
Uuethat that gentleman failed to secure a
mos desirable nomination in his laudablo
amoltion to return to congress, but that he
Is III washington to obtain any portion of
oil the iuBnELL funds or others from the re-.
puolcan administration TO defeat the de-
mocracy which once honored him TO posi.
ton, and to run against which he but the
othfr day refused the use of his
name as an opposition or iude.
peNteht candidate in his district,
something that his friends will refuse to
behave As for Mr., DAVIS chances against
JUICE HANCOCK, it is nov conceded that
they are NIL" by even the formers adher.
enh, who impariially express themselves.
Ih San Antonio Express, the able oppos.
ing journal against JupGE HANCOCK, has
ap virtually admitted the fact, as was re.
ccntly shown by an extract from its col.
unns reproduced by us. But pecu.
liar tumble occurs in that portion
oil the Washington telegram which
sGs There has been ii very bitter faction
IN opposition to WELLBoRY's nomination,
aad this IS becoming very pronounced in
te campaign. The only obstacle to be en-
@untered by the republicans is the Mcxi.
rn vote, which the democrats have hereto.
me controlled and largely imported from
no other side of the Rio Grande.' This 1.
nc first time we have heard of the great
actor OF Mexican votes in WELLnonYs
district" and it will be news, indeed, to our
RAIDERS. Yet the geographical accuracy
y the correspondent is merely equal in
nlue TO his political predictions aud dag
nosis. Both are many points astray in the
vide latitude OF reckless assertion. But the
Pith anu marrow of tho Globe Democrat
lispatch is this This Mexican vote can
be easily handled with $1,000 or S., 900, and
made republican" Hence the statement
~ THE District Attorney" that with
his amount the three districts mentioned
AN, without doubt, be carried by the
republicans ~ There we have it; CoLoNrL
Ton ocnILrIEr, your servant, sir"
Snnts money, and $1,000 will purchase three
istric,s from democratic Mcxicans in
emocratic Texas that goes by 10000 to
LOO democratic majority. As for the
Prospect lin WEmnoGN's district for the
lection to bo carried by republican, "
Q have here another bit of amazing in.
diligence. MAJOR KrARBY, WRLLBuRv's
opponent, will himself be astonishcd TO
ear that hc is II republican" and
pust feel this keen cut, the result of
IS Affiliations as did good old dog Tray,
no was mercilessly treated purely Tor be.
pc caught in very bad company. TO say
hat WELLBoGN will be overwhelmingly
triumphant is merely to state view of tn,
ituation as universally accepted as the be
lief in the rotundity of the earth or II.
diurnal rotation on its axis. Truly do W,
nave to go from home to learn news about
oursplves ~