The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17

Kind uf Il nfriu policy U. 800 iu rN.
poet ffuu such lutdUt.liu'
Npuiu.hi- followers rlIIW thui hl VIII
receive great Support IuuI iliH Nuliu
mon ul the SOUTH, amongst whom li't
II u Wtr-likr spirit. lrI ih'iu ut Ahr
this llltiuriug uuriluu e. lhrir -nil-'
Thpy have found trW older iHuu llhr
Ihpimprs, Malone and tpIgstrrni, who
iuru long Time had lived uu The sweets
NJ official patronage and lnWCG
who, rather than suffer the
paug. aud Inconvenience ui diSuppnlnicd
ambition, hurtcrrd away th"ir hunurpui
the confidence of their rruplr who hud
followed them Ia the mouth ul lh" dead
ia cannon, hut who called halt when
they proposed Ia lead them Iu tho nrll
nr dishunor. No sirs, the young men al
lhr South have remained l,uc Ia llchi-
nrrutir principles in the face at twenty
wears Ot defeat, and without single
National victory except one, ui Mhirh
they Were dolraudcd hy the power ant
corruption of the Republican parity
Democracy Is II principle with ihrnl'
and their iidclity cnnnOi ho shaken lN
the alluTcmcnts of official patronage or
promise of u war for huutN, They
would respond, ~ their fathers
hrforr them, To resent an insult
To the flag Oi our country, hut
never TO disturb intcrnniionu! peace for
the personal ar pollllrhl HSErnhdlHr
mcnt at any man or party,
"Spcnking rs one Ot them | viii say Ia
the advocates of Mr., Blaine, that the
minds of the Young men al the South
are rather on the pursuits of Industry
and peace than ON the pnnp and glory
of un inConsruIIcntinl war. They are
no vagnbondisii, idle set, who hope In u
war of adventure Ia retrieve the for
tunes that their fathers lost IN an uniur-
tuuulc civil war.
I'VE have enough to do In TIA" patriotic
effort tn build up the waste places ct
orr own SUNNI South,withuul hrruHir-
free hooters, To suffer from ih'
dcmoralizing influences of u war
of greed and cOVcluOuS "pmqGCsl,
The Young men of Boston, New lori,
Philadelphia and other Northern cities,
would not rejoice more IMAM We ~ inc
south To see our ships and National
colurS ailuat and honurcd in every lat.
tudc, hut we would rather they would
F he there ms the harbingcr> of CONNIE"
cIul peace and prosperity Than ~ the en-
prnSivC concomitantS ui u clustering.
lingo war policy. We would rather see
our ships loaded with cotton aud >uGnr.
and other products Of american Ia
hnr, than with cannon and idle naval of
liccrs consuming the substance of The
pconlc. We aud need the blessings
of peace, and the SORROWS of war only
i'm vindication of National honor.
Politics are not 80 much sentiment
with the Young men of tn south rs the
people of The SOrth seem Ia think our
VERY poverty and hardShipS and trials
have made H. practical IL iniS ana All
other things. The hardshipS and oncr-
Gus taxation and other expressions IN
the Southern States under Republican
rule were NOR" disastrous Ia rs than the
legitimate results of the civil war. II
was the rule and riot of ignorance and
cXtravngancc. Wherever II state has
been redeemed by the Democrats We
have enjoyed the natural benefits OF an
honest and economical government. we
want an even chance to build up u 9
waste places. and in the light of the past
know we can't get it under such mis-
rule. Under Republican rule in the
south nearly every State decreased III
wealth and populations: under Demo
cratic rule they nave invariably inrrcaS-
cd-rciugceS have returned and new
people came in because they hnd =
pledge that their substance would
not all go to the taN-gathercr
We want no better platform. state %
National, than that no more taxes shall
be collected than is necessary FOR an
economical administration of The
: government. We want no unncce>-
Sary excitement, social or political, l"l
: by If we nave everything 10 lOSt dil'
nothing to gain. We want the cont
donca III financial circles, so that we can
combine capital ut n low rate OF intefcS'
with our energy. We have no imlhe
) diate use for Mexico or South America
for there are millions of acres of un"u!
! tiyatrd soil that don't Led Slano, am
, any amount Of undeveloped resources II
oar own States that require Our alten
. ton and the aid of Immigration. on
patriotism should lead rs to disregard
the utopian war schemes limited ut ",
I the enliSSarieS OF MIR. BlainC. In suc'
> wars, as they would have Us believe hi
administration would inau curatr, W.
| would he called upon to do the iighiin.
1 and old experienced canp-tolloWcr
would get the picking. I'm
generation in the South has iuh"l
: tied enough glory and poverty
I When The Republican, or any "tht
= party, appeals 10 the Young men :
= Texas and the South. il must be on
e. higher plane than this. They VIII II
, {. ind ever ready to resent an insult i
} National honor, but ut The sam" tiin
: over faithful 10 the party that promise
: them an honest and economical govern
. mrnt. such rs the Democratic party Ia
| given Texas and the other states, an
1 whole Nation.
e NO Sirs If the heather. Chimes
tricks of Tattooed .Jim and his follow
: ers don't catch any more irish III Nc>
1 Hrok IMAM they do young men OF IN
= South. they have stocked theirrhrdS
: Nain.'