The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07

Tan sraG0EH,uIr oil ana FORTY ii
EIGHTH BONGE5.S THE rhNAs fht'a CO
AND our EEPGUs ENTAfiNEa, u
several OF tho state press are maniieslins
inf nss interest a8 to The next United p,
S a.es speakmship and some Of tle1e ap' a
pear % be cspeclally soliciioua as to the ii
probablea action ofthe Texas repr seuialves r.
ia that matter Somehow or other there II
seems 10 be with two or three iournaI5a
sort Of suspicion that the houorable mem-
hers from the Third and Sixth districts +,
entertain a decided aud alarming prefer .
,nce for NH. RAEpALL, OF Pennsylvania ,
| Aud they seem also to apprehend that tie ,
personal magnetism, Establishments ana =
wllts of that politician" and statesman VIII I
mpel their choice in his favor. how
such an impression ever blossomed into ex-
/, ence save through the prolific soil oil
q ,me sensational or suspicious BRAN, we
are at loss to conceive Bo'h
MrssRs. CuLnERsoN and WELLBoRN
are true men, faithful representatives
and genuine democrats. Their pure perso-
mil lives and their clean political records
enforce this status for them. THIS Is gen
= orally conceded, but 40 also is MR. RANDALL
gentleman ofthe first water ana demo-
crat. and the fear is that in supporting MN
our members will still maintain their lnteB'
: ri,y within party lines. There IS no un-
. preludced man who will question the s'ef-
. ling democracy OF SAMUEL j. TupEN, there
ia no lair.mlned democrat who Will DENY
his fidelity to party allegiance anu
vet he not only intends TO
3 support the distinguished Pennsylvania
G plriamentarian, but he IS diligently anu
i and adrotly at work to encompass DIS
+. election. Hence there is no political Urea
5. son" or crime In the democrats sustaining
MIR, RANDALL ms against republican OPP
nositiou. AS has been 40 recklessly pronuh-
p ciamentoed by some papers, But lhere ID
4 peculiar feature and complication in the
81 case of our representatives. We have an
le ticipated this in stating that they are nor
er simply genuine democrats, but ial'hin'
representatives. The sentiment OF the
south Is in opposition to The
y, i1iuuities of protective tariffs. The welfare
-. of Extraordinarily Is involved in their
- abolition, and at the earliest moment II
y, there be any portion Of the state where
protection" migbt be supposed to hold
,way, it is in, and only in the woo-growinf
to district. la the last canvass every "Vhli
,el able argument, every inspiring appeal lha'
". lc,uld be made to the wool-growers, wa
en- made. ana vet COLONEL HANCOCK sailed II
lie. g. position with immense maioritles oghns
mr.. ina representative of the shameful, mislead
ing doctrine. More certain II l
that the districts OF MEasRs
In CuLBERsoN and WELLplRN are much NOR
AS unanimous and pronounced on the issue
HE Therefore II that tarll issue shall be th
The one on which the coming speakership cleo
ON ton shall turn, the faithful representative
the has but ore course and when the hour 40
duty and action arrives, these gentleme
will be found where, and
'he they have ever been In congre'
IL and on the stump they have pos
'oa- lively proclaimed their views on this an
ou' other leading questions, Approval OF thel
NIX by the people brought triumph to the
the candidacy, and now qualification
not TO be assumed, aud therefore
call on them to prove negau'
mas neither logical, right or courteous M
'ch' ara the terms "treason" and "orime,'
tt II being used, at au applicable. Mr.. RAJ
NJ oil pAti. has been sent from his congression
WI PLadelphin dislric, TO q
by last ten congresses as
democrat, beating his republican oppc
ent for tho last six years by nearly 90 ,
.u"y cent. ON the latter's vote On all question
w" save perhaps this tariI aloae, he votes lu
'' -" and cordially with his party, and th
'r,'' secures To them ono member they wut
'N, surely lose did ho act otherwise on o.
,', tariff which his people happen To iuv
Aud vet many OF our journals do NOT So,
to know that thotgcutlJmou "percmpior
q, 4. objects to tarll on the ground ct prot
80 ton simply for theEage OF protection, o.
.,,.. is UNCONSTITUTIONAL being GLASS degradation
,..gs to use his own language
'nS. the Commission" speech last MNy,
~ though he does favor what Mn. JrtrW
!, "a " declared to be equitable discrmiuat
,.,n, duties" aud what GENERAL JACKSON
~. scribod as "iudiclous tariff, and W
the democratic convention at Baltimore
1872 what the New York platform of 4
y de what the 81, Louis convention OF 1870
losses what the Cincinnati platform Of 1850
lortu. nominated aud asked for as "a tptiil
rough revenue only to the extent of delraying
inter. necessary expenses Of the goyernmel
i her Nobody expects fee trade now, or the
, and ing down of custom. houses within,
, par. h,ps, this century. No smaller stitesi
we MS. than Ex-Governor HENDRICKS, SrNN
reru. Back, BAyARp aud Williams, etc,
Walls. and other chief democratic ec
mists have 30 stated, But we
the south do desire the m
possible reduction OF all foreign
ties, beyond what is absolutely indispC
We "" BILE for the economical administratio
10Y this government, with perfect fair
"''t"' toward all interests, This is precisely
W" 0REssMAN WkLlnoRNs position, as W,
VI Nv dcrstand him, So firmly, clearly, ex
" ". it,y does he seem TO be planted there
-. any explanatory expressions from Hun
',''a'" at the call of suspicious uueasiness "
mus" appear to be u something even worse
idle and absurd.
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