The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-19


called on Grant, then president of the
United states, who said TO him, by wire
Ion you thinE, IN view Of the majority
you hau DETER yieldP' Davis then
| WENT OUT By THE BACK DOOR
and locked 1t. and we had to break il down
to get TO our fairly earned seats, We stood
firm and We secured thus the government
for you. Now think of Jones being m al
lance with this man with such method.
and his hordes. Can you support, republi
cans, such as Jones, now presented to you
occupying kind OF mongrel positions?
| hold that the democratic party is the
only independent party-independenI
enough to hold primaries and to hold con.
ventions. Now, Davis, in his message, de
clared that the election of 1873 was uncon
stitutional, on account of a ridiculous semi
colon error, and thus sought to thwart jus
tice, but all was OF no avail. Now, look to.
day, under democratic rule, and your tax is
to-day only SOcents. And we are living under
civil government, AMI not military DIES.
potlsm. True, we have police force to-day
put they are gentlemen who. do not violate
murdered. You to-ay have laws Of your
own choosing;
you HAvEPRosPERlrY,
you have liberty uIder democratic rule.
Why are you not satisfied? Surely it can
be nothing more thsn desire for change.
But alas! independetism and greenback-
ism are only serial toward the lap of
And we have magnificent
BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION
here, mean by this our well-en.
forced laws, Our prosperity, our
good conduct. Go Throughout the state and
you Will ind inning ants pouring into its
Doruers because they 'hinw they are wei.
coined here, and will be nptected like other
citizens. We want &c class of citizens
ana they are coming, nc he worthless end
the cast-offs from other sees. "
We do want
FREE SCH II. n
Our present free schooyIystem is ndt ner.
feet, but we are improyilJ The find for
the next year will give lis fopr months,
schooling out of the twelt Amend vnnr
sooep"'ioh anu FGe US more
gladly school the ,ildren ,oroar
If you give us none enoneb fnr 10
der tha 'cnn Slur pe .her y happy; but un.
in1, WV ouras,'us.onai oi:ilse as now exist
Your free school funds e,nsist Of tbn ; I'm
est on the permanent find the ;ntorast ~,
the school lands sold, s.1d noll tayas 'S ou W,
one-fourth of the generJ revenue A ~ anu AZ
1t is, we are now restrictd bv The oorst;t as
tional clause. The pre- bosed amondmou u,
will be submitted II XII vear Az wv
people, and whatever thew abom IL s Snu
| will cheerfully oonfnrn' soy tH
think too We ought ID have w.
A uNIvEHI\ry
but the fund to build itsE vet lacLiro aud
am not in favor OF dinhrkis,,n" thn nn bi,,
free school fund for thai Ihknose Wy c Ho ne
the last in preference. 1etsS ARE now sen ~
Ing from Texas from $50 ,0t no $500 ooo nor
annum for boys to go b OF hsr states tVa a
Wall rns az, ins'ieueion cop'iht' Hlrate with our
sn,,I ,'l,,. snSn'ness ~ twenty years
lioi.i iuM We WIZ semi lroi III . to % repre-
Sentatives to congress, d.A thon othar
states will bow to Texas Il Hbar s,,, v.nJ'
Men are now living who viii loo Teyapsp con- "
tain ten to fifteen millions / Seonla TIL yv,,,
give us university equal + he ncc, sno,'
but not unless We have the Sopov for -
Here the speaker explained. NV Tho ;da az,
got out that he was oppose. a m mi ovs'
ity, which occurred upon IT, occasinn .,
DR.. Curry's lecture in Austit"eI "
We are told that ,,.. h
are all wrong; that the lCprv lou
70 NlOhSs luis 10 hll I'LL 10 Ia.
black man. Now there never " b, tne
jury system than Texas has. ~ W" , ov', ,ca
Cypress the colored man. 10; s"g We
The statement that the old slay o,do ,a, oN
presses him is q vile Islander. vi w. Az Tp,
the black man wants the white. an ' ~ ,s,.
his case as u juryman. You 81 ,nhacl, or,
50 out after strange gods, like Iayor an i
Peter Cooper, the former who hasbaann, a r,,'
of from his own country and l. &c ,io ~,
political adventurer. All, Y :, " , p",t
FIAT MONEY. ""N'
Weaver says there is now no sui, ,,,,u
But Jones says we have fiat none y ond Z,
is,according to him, the best sort. Nh v a.; -
! you propose to redeem the whole hnr 40,
Indebtedness OF the United States. ~ ,h;S
and cotton will bring $500 bale All lis,
he wnr,hIess M w., w i"oney would
nav The hondhoiJors S Ny, 1 .f; no ght to
| I'm law nor in ,,nraIs ~, t,s nav lIoney,
do tL;s H. " nu.o ~ iAght TO
favor nf novi,,, ,,,o NY - honest' L hn in
wall uni;I ,hss,, .'' r nonuS, put we must
know law was passed to pay the bofG1ssr'
coin, and then silver was done awavIn X,
which left only gold tor the holders in ~
scheme of robbery and plumber by which
the people lost some 5000 900 900.
We are opposed as party 10
NATIONAL BANKS,
and desire that the government should
issue direct what notes may be REQUIRED
above gold and silver for th,
needs OF commerce. Pay the publ,
debt, and the basis of the national banks /,
gone. Suppose Colonel Jones should b,
elected your governor, what act would h,
done in your interest? | think he woult
STICK to the men who put him In place, o.
ne would prove recreant to his promises anC
Look at Ohio. If she can sen,
us 1900 democratic majority, shall
we send up to the north, the wor,
that Texas is going backward Will
those states in the north, notably Indiana
New YORK and Pennsylvania, are marching
Forward You can roll up majority Ii
November OF from 10000 to $4,000
anu so SHOW that the people do mo-
propose 10 surrender this government TO
Yt Our s. w. pla,form:rsquire. ia. W
should regulate
|. have been called "mossback.' "ox
cart" "old togy,n etc., on accom-
of my position while / was working 70
your interests and caring for your purses
my early life true was poor and | ha,
TO labor two days in the week to psy 70
the four days schooling received. Now.
say, don't destroy the railroads, but req,
late them rightly, They are public inst
tuuons aud the privileges they have gotte
from you give you the right TO regulate them
Ihey are here, and the legislature shout
enact laws as just and as equitable as wit
other corporations or with individual,
Ihere should be no Discrimination of rates