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

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account Tor a., National imruIh1c' Mr'irI
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N,Hy champion, me- y oV'N 80,
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u'rr 'lrCiiuu ilIt i'l"i late 'iN yud >'rT"'
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u,,,t s,urN Ia good gpNrrEuiru,, THE lUiniiu
rarNJ - iur the ldtyoTliy dvillod ,dri l>'rr
iu thr shIIprsi muuurr Ih' dum' miiuh al
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inriu. There were only ~ q puilt~ Ia h" c"'
tyrminrd-'lid the prUpi" want go" M: INA!
,,dtd ,h'E wish ihG'r business conducted
hil selected for ,hu experiment 80 c"ndnc,
~ 80 N,Hll" Important were il'Nr
iva quest i"us that Nnsl"r ami inlcrN"i
themes wee rr III" moment iui -n,'"h 10y
the country, aud II lrrutdH>id" ilnl lchi'nlN
Iu watch the rOd,rst m l!u,,tio. TIE people
answered On" question anu 'rnN'r ,lt\'-
lrud answered nc either, The ,CplN Ia ole
r,rr was with votes, la the OTHER wuI
iruE rIGiIrwiru DISHONESTY,
n would nr"uar lhd, It." n".cuc, of Nmcr-
icnp abilities, Wurn uut witL ElS luhE aunt,
wns tispusua ,U lIt aside his i'Htrrl nhrf
toe lmihln Iluc,inn. Whn,"Vrr cisc NJ e.
hlN, nrvu ."u,r,i,d to-, II - ,n"i,N well '' .
tirtl that he mad iOl nj an hu.'v'I hi"n,r
whut IL at more consequence, ,lr inlcNl .nI ,
MIS- biaNCpuuu - Ia 81. ~ his private com
,lrt;ous into his public "u,lcs,wi mo r-n Z,
tu par, sln,hin on ~" On .mlid' or ne lhun-
uicr aud IT, cats Of puihic"i ScuiNd els on
ihruthur, Their was M lacrt,Hi' 'nu.d ~
his inaugural message. II rin| clear n''
simple.
~ in ear bands, To- ," used Tor ihrl rur-
noses. aud Ia iu,1h"f iHCir iL,".r>t> ~ InrlL-
,,rS oi ,hc municipality, and II Is pun"
i.IlHr,ul t,Iu,, when any port of The iuI'>
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are GiNv'l,d ~ q hvf PIT. pu'>, or Nhrh' y
oI.. IN az NJ ,,c,, W. arrow u : cfi"r suit -
lee Applied GOA ~ munlc' al "a. .'n~" an -
necessary, We have. to I. ~ e. Url,, Ninlhlr'l
uur uuiN. lhC.r Su,r'N II M GiEcTcLrr ~
u,> duties aud ubli.a,iun>, whrtl".' a l", >o.i
- i"t"GS,"G with tho ,hndry "a o.lr hrn or
many. .hud Yet y 'ulnr,'hl,> II =. 'ca : t.
II uUlh the ufi,'"-hn de. assn .'cs at II d.
icru,n "ulv oi iiirl = prevails u, N:"cl hi..!
and the iaN-rUNol> tign idnl whiri SIou','
r.U'ulc his trndu"i N.lCn, u an i.niNIudni,
I...i.H tl.. A IA l.. me- 4 AZ
This was "o.ng back Ia II .i..nr'pir'-
and wuyu u CaiLv to NcioihI an l,ii,unipu>
rcot cleaning contract 1t was VITA II N"h-
sugpCT.
This" said the Veto" "Is t. time fnr plain
speech, aud 10y oNic"tiOn Ia your ncion
SHALL 1c liaiLly si ted. | ~ at II rs ~"
ruminati"h ora Srhri ic 80 "'rE Lrlilr. =
cess uf I've people, ned ~ wo!Sc ihuh >'lr"n-
der the pu die ,iOlcN. We H.C 'r>, .riIilg
positions In The -.lldcS OF ~ iir N."Mn >.lin.
,'c"r j. no middle =,ound. Thoc wLo tie
not fur the people. ri,I"r in or out q. you'
honorable body, re - inst Them nhd >H"ult'
M, trruirh H"cu.dil-lN.'
II would tal.r Il luod many columns 10 re-
rrnducc here all these simple n,id II "i,.n-
iowa at mes 81 49, OF his whicL, comi.I, ia. !
Erh;liu aud ling only with lo"dl me ,.c.>.
aLvc nevertheless been reproduced all Owe
,lr country 10y thc press ana maze thc pp'li-
e. text and the new hope % the riiy of ic-
4, is quite plain n his lime that the official
prduct OF Mayor ticNcund--thrt Il % say
prom;sin;, wa.fa.c on .iuni,ipal ''NLO res y,
and his .aci,y in the manT "i.lcI' OF ms
Official t.us. --;Uou,h, him p.On,'Lcn.ly he
orc ,hu pcupio of ,c Stu,r ~ u candidate Tor
,,oycno. II i i'm ~, i he 10 I'D my Other
motive ~ ais time for his nominal on th?n
that his ecu atcOuS and in,c'li II Triol "a
had made him The most popula' man In the
S,atC.t
I,om one end Of the land to the other
praises Of his corduct we - cpeatcd and nc
press Of both political pn 'c> commended
him aS u lit executive of toe -. ,c. Among
them the New York sun was conspicuous
for i,s warm culo iumS. Among otlc.
things 1t said cUitori.,ly:
borrower Cleveland, .'ow Mayor Of EuflnlO
and the Democratic candidate .or Governor
of New York. is !; man worthy of the biggest
public confidence. No one can s,rdy ne
rec ord of his career since lie has .,c'd Ohicc IN
Buffalo without being convinced 'at he pos
sos>ps chose highest qui'ut,cS Of public nan,
sound principles of ad.ri.I's,rativc drty,
luminous Intelligence. aud cor. &c TO do
what il ri9ht no matter VINO may DE pleased
o. displeaScd thereby.
IIofc follow cX,rac,S from Mayor tlcVc-
lands inau.nra'.l
I'VE WISH" said The sun, 'that the utter
anccs now quoted nj .lt he read aid poudc'cd
by every citizen of ID" State. NOl.lat, er what
political lni,h II .nnl may nave bcci educa'cd
in. no GIai,rr whni pay name DC may now
ur,,rr 40 De called. no Ohr cal COM iuc" such
rrinciplcs add Scntilc1i, - ILc.c dccla. ed
~ NJ :. CIcNclaad without feel 'ng lhi srch
n public office is woliiy 81 he confidence
ana suppo., OF the whole people. ENG tlai thc
ihc,cS,> Of III" En- pre- Sialc Wii ne cnlifclF
s;iiir t., his .i"dS.'
GROVER CLEVELAND AZ GOVERNOR.
The clcc. ion OF Grover Clcvca nj as Gov
9 no, IL Do 4 OF .liu recent polticI history oi
the State. TIL" enormous vote e. :, "a" the
Overwhelming mHio?uy received wee in
dicntiyc OF the interest ,"lt i'm II ic,orm candi-
date.
The Governors official acts since his cleo
zion have been widely discussed. But no
one has impugned his honesty and sincerity.
His veto of the J-cc,i fare bill has been
widely complained of. but 70 one has init
mated that he was rot governed by a strict
sense of justice to all the interests in-
vowed
Tho following letter from President White,
of Corncll university, Is one of several that
spcal; oi thrt veto with comDcnda,;on:
ITHACA. \. V, April 90 lSS3--lic' urnir g
Ia Ithaca after an absence of ten days ! fl d
your kind letter and Enclosure. | viii say
10 YOU frankly that ! am coming to have !,
very great respect and admiration for our
new Governor His course on the elevated
railroad bill first commended him 10 me.
Personally. | should have been glad To have
, seen that company receive II slap, But the
lneihod OF administering II seemed to me
very inS;d;ous, end even dangerous, ans
clad | was to see that the Governor rose
above all he uoi3 and claptrap which was
raised about the question, went to the iundn-
mental point of tuc nader, and vetoed The
bill. Tlhink bis course at that Tine gainc'l
the respect of every thinking man in the
state. AS TO his veto oi the buffalo iiIe de
partmeut bin, that | think. begins to HIT
him into National prominence. and
when you add such II significant sign ms
his reported dealing with the Palmyra
statesman, he really begins to Gloom up" II
is refreshing to find that n spark Of the old
.lrtIcrsonian craftsmanship is really alive
among US. Party allegiance in this state and
clsewhc. e among thinking men is, ] think
growing decidedly loose. Great numbers oi
men are quietly on the lookout for men who
c;ln gruppn. not with the old addition ques'
ton or The civl war question, but with tho
question of n real reform IN our civil service
the question of the present and future
No man and no party can be built up or kept
up ON clap-tr;tp, but on real dotermiratioi
and pc Her to move in this new line parties
and men can alone bc brought to supremacy
Thus far every party which has arrived ri
power and kept II for amy lcngth OF time Has