The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-29

The democratic state conyent;o, :,
SION Al Columbus, nominated Judge Hoad.
~, Of Cincinnati, over General Dn,o;r
Ward and Judge Geddes, and iollowirg ,ha
nomination the appended conmsr, f,on'
the pen OF Henry watterson apnsarsa 80
New e, York special in the Courier.Jourra,
-; ae mork Oh the Ohio democrats il 70
$3.50 neie W democrats with enthusiasm,
ana oy republicans with alarm 'S Ni
merely was the nominate, of Inan IT Not
ley the wisdom of the moman, aoau,
prove the logic OF the future. His ,sis,, MN
Won nave been the preferences of III o ~
is ue'ecuve IN Democratic ethics sn an. ' .s
triumph OF all that is equivocai in curr sne
affairs. BY this / mean M d;s vusIent
either to Judge Thurmanor Genersi WpeS ,
Iney are men of ability and maiu'
They are old soldiers who mert,
fought faithfully and we'll but AZ i, nave
when hghting means killing and war
great results are at stake, date nf sa muen
must give way to considerations of avail
plilty. 90 IN politics. 1t is not hs VIA
stanus IN the line Of promotion tbst ~
wanted, out ne wQo represents ideas and ;S
naos. auequale 10 their development and
oL:a ~ w 'naV we nave an easier thing in
0u.I .han appears and that We can cleo
ahyoSoy, put l don't believe it, Rs
stands pre-eminently as the incsrnat; oauiy
the Leading issues which divide ths rannS y
iican and democratic partiesin the Rroi
state. Thus he is an issue within b; mSayIs
and that's of all other qualities tho n, e,
priceless party leader can have. A.
able, brave and pure man. of col N ~
England stock, to which On"
owes her place in all that strenvtHan hon,
ana adorns community. ha n;i
contribute to the forces already anc.a WI,
and with which he is so closely idapsi;Esea
new force, for he is at oi,ca a ionSu
and type: He will pitch the tons , ot ".
canvass high at the same time be w;I
make It hot and lively. The fercest cam
palen TINS country ever witnessed was tha
OF 1876 1t was made on principle and wa
led by a. statesman. 1t brough
forth the bitterest hatred OF one side, anr
by consequence the deepest enthusiasm q
tne other. we ran away from no issue
reIuseu 70 lght no conner and won tn,
pattle. Many OF the characteristics OF Mr.
Tilden's self denial, strong conviction in
tellectual rectitude, alertness and CON-. n ~
foresight and the gift Of speech. has JndSS,
Hoadley. AS surely as the one was eectss,
president of the United States will filth th,
the other be elected governor Of Ohio. WV
OF the platform as whole, il il ne.dIas
to speak. 1t is admirable. OF the tart I
clause, can only say that the party neI
year can do no better than copy it, Il ia, /,
all respects, preferable to the tariff miami q
1870, from which that Of 1880 was taken
and expresses with precision the meanin
OF tariff revision and tax reform as thew ar
understood by those democrats who de
nounce the present system as a mast erpiec
OF inju 'tice, inequality and false prelense
1t is taken tor granted the clause wa
drawn by Judge Hoadly himself as il bear
the impress of his clear.cut STYLE and per
feet comprehension Of tie subject.
Touching the relation which the result n
this ensuing election may bear to the com
ing presidential struggle, it is sufficient !
say the morrow will take care of itsel
That was a wise Freedman whose receip
for cooking rabbit was preiaced by th
suggestion first catch the rtbbt;' AND
by-the-by, what was that heard the othe
day about the old ticket?'''