The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-27
COMING CAMPAIGN
The Coming Man for PStsidtniia
Administration
During the Next Tern rllrce Prospee-
tive Candidates
Cast Longing Glance IN rhat direction
nh about time to ray souo attenli2a %

II il about time TO pay somo attention 70
orr New York candidate for president.
w. have three gentlemen a. THIS lnut'
esttng situation. They are General ar.
| thur. republican, and Messr', hewltt ana
Flower, democrats. Let ne c0n ai9er we
ease Of General Arthur nrst. he is eAll-
tied TO precedence, because ne is
Var the handsome OF tha 'ATse au' ~
4 president already oto
| Arthur ls good meui WtlsYlHh ~
ponnds or thereaDonts. Tie uanQ lltn we
| presidency by a. traglcel HaNdehl suN ly'
| GAINED there to the satisfaction Of INC Pee'
| ple in general. Most OF the lauts ~ ols ~
| ministration are quite as n'uci sh9La1l's ~
the republican party as bis own. lSlt ny
too much to say that he " Ie pefg IVY
dent the country has bad sihus lne ueNN" ~
| Abraham Lincoln.
Mr.. Hewitt and Mr.Flower er9poth dFAo
crais and both proteoiiOnists demo0fh' ~
the o,d.school. Mr.. Hewitt rs Fete' O9Op'
er's ssn.in-law. He Is N s1uiactnrefl alp
knows from experience ss VOL asbS atltl-
met,c the difference betFeen hEin
for revenue only ail sN,t
with incidental protection, lie aas stN AZ I
heen democrat. FIe 4 an etiecuYe
snoeker and a man OF hpmara and pai1an-
trnu;c impulses. One difficulty in tue ,Wey
liz his present ambition is thlt ne has loue
h,sn in delicate health sufferer ron
dvspapsia and insomnia, whereby heIs no'
al ways possessed # chat hlgl phuose,nio
:. renity of soul which IS beyond ne PoWtt
Of irritation. He is s'atealnsA ~
,oility, and might now feotlge the sappot,T
~ the great weat, Cl9 rge'
, which he fell into With tbe HoH.
Harry Watterson few yea9g ago HpN'E
! composed at frienaly hauE 1et;
Mr.. Flower in citierens etnd o. map
He is of dark complexion pfeshy Fe1lHi! p
q religion, banker BY proleasfop, apo hy'
feet eight inches in height ana ptfh1p'
I. thirty inches across the shoulders, sctiye
vigorous and prompf. II " WEI 4 sits
: n citizen of ordinary size skQuere biiW w
. citizen might imagifs tht cele
brarsd Mr.. Sullivan q Boston haa
: hid him. He is much ypbGger thah NJ
: Hewitt. being barely Two Eo1re and eighI
wears OF age, and hi d gesEon y e1Seilent =
Not 20 classical in his cnltlre. as levitt
:. nor so highly skilled 10 ths refnements Q
:. the intellect, Mr.. Fower lpjses5es lettii'
q and a suggestive n ud adj q SOUND ans
:. no DIV Judgment with peculiar ulsGfegton u
), nracIicai Soltics. II HeRii were eiaCt,t
he would deliver brilistt naueur~l; "
q Of striking passages acd ~ wonlg s,19t;o,
historic president; but Riu " ~ 80,
If Flower would be rsmgY%hle iot suIeN, ",
sense, well considered lEuBt gnu ''N'' 4"
u AMs 9 vH. boweyer, there les been 10 de
:. c;sive manifestation ia fHrcr q crime 9
il these popular aspiranptti :, nv b 1'w WI
" has been tavorably spot2n ~ oy ,, ~ a.
:. Known gentlemen fom ol'ef ~ AYES WI
. Mr. FoTsr Is a 5sga's q bs esT EsFa
Ssstricts tSe Albany Eyer'ng Times en'
s. aus nion and Advertiser being
~ t peThsps, the most pronat lnds ,ts, ~ y,
q advocscy ii the press Of VI state. But ther
~ viii not be anv great delei ia settling PIT
IS lie opinion on this aug 9Ct. Ios G ae'
} !. ooorstic convention wilt b chosen naioI
~ the first of next Mas, aud spsn we shall g
n toward whom the preiereq'e7 no. g, the smR ;, :,
81 of New York will be q feishtV iHolol :
u the convention. II the nioGsy shouts
in Tor Hewitt, he viii stand gcnanee y Fslt
%. nominated, and ii the mryHtY o. a.l lo -,
M err. bis friends, aud theg ore mGnH' "
ra take comfort aud courage ~ I'm ''S ~
*. IN. Y. Sun.