The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-23
POLITICAL POINTERS.
Continued from First page.

rejecting pleading from our brothers in
the other party to stop. We have been
told that if the Democratic party gets
into power the good results attained Inv,
the war will be lost. We have heen
told that we should elect Blaine in order
to make the United States respected
abroad, Other potent arguments have
been offered to us but we have been inn
pervious to them. The question: will
you support the party that carries on
Its relations with the aid of shot guns
ana murder" was put to us. No man
deplores events in certain localities
more than | do, but those localities
alone should be held responsible.
The whole South or the whole
democratic party should not
be condemned because of them.
Ihey were circumstances that no FEEDER
al interference could have prevented
any how. We shall not vote for Blaine
nor for any man who will uphold such
disgr2ceflu scenes. We want for Presi-
dent a man who is incorruptible and if
he be able and energetic as we'll, SO
much the better. We have not far to
look for such man. He is the Governor
of the State Of New York and the nomi-
nee for the Presidency Of The Democratic
party. Loud cheering, half the dele
TT idsa ana waving i'ats anu hahu
,',',,,,,,d loV US PuI ourselves on
No ,,,a,, al "HI,ilst poil s corruption
a,, W 'ntn Si.Ili w ashGu lot pleuSe mere
a alt, a. r't ~ nont pt SiNen' lIot US
,,,n,, IL nv htaV'ui III puSilIcSs-lik
ny ny la .,I"v Will We nave coilcludeu
L",,,oe ,"D III, ~ ~ my 70 10 our
have done what we could for the
benefit of our country. TApplausn,
~ w. it0d' NouiiiaIi coilcluueu ochutH moved
vlaV committee ne appointed TO act on
1TSuiuViolls anu ADDRESS carried
N NdttS Tea 40 communication from the
, mStiollal IGiliporahce socleIy. l was
~ rcu ~ tne colliiilletGe Oh lteS)lutl0ns.
i,lIi II. DeillilEi ol proohlyli, Salu ne
pc,leNGv INNS conference shOuiu leave
nehliiu ~ some marx that would show 1t
lntenueu 10 40 some IGhtihS IN this
campaign lie moved committee be
appointed TO report on permanent or
saillHalioli earned, ana committee APP
pointed, WIN DemlnS Chairman. Com
nittGGs retired for consultation, and
NJ. lheodore lyman, Oh Brooklin,
Mass, maze an address lie had no OBJ
lection 10 partlGs; IL was u dangerous
IhlhS 10 ne an independent, Tor several
reasons Ihcre was even the risk of
Deihg called crank; but we can
oiily go so lar WIN parry. When Il
party oNGrsteps the bounds OF decency
~ IS our uuiS 10 leave IL. w hen a party
lallS 10 lulllll ltS mission 1t Will die. We
want an honorable and able man for
fressiuent,and believe GOV. Cleveland
Is Sucn man. IhomaS *. Bacon, of
New iaVen, said the independent move
lleht mas grown 10 enormous strength;
~ III iiau Twice ueleaIed Blalne'S PreSluen,,
tlal aspirations III the party, and hoped
now 10 defeat them without the party.
ne nad been tod That Blaine was not
nominated by any wire-pulling or
machine work, and we fear that is true,
ana II the republican party has reached
point where 1t takes man of such a
ualiaSeu reputation as Blalne's 1t is
tillie ior somebody to bolt.
S ,f nlgglhson, OF Cambridge,
Slhs .sa usottS, Salu ne never saw "A more
~ aLII'eu asSelhplaSe' IL reminded MN
VI tnu satheIlliSs III tlllieS OF the anu
siaNeIy aSHatioii th1t movement was
IuccISsiuI anu ne DelleNed inns would
~ ne Saiu' nave severed all allie
S iin, Ipr the tlll,e pells 10 the party to
T = hn,ia : nano peiollEeu SINCE us Dlrth.
~ 20" ~ nui ny my SHIPS pehlhu me: III
bu,niIont W sun s"iS il''u my en- lhe
shall &C., '0i ~ os Vi .Hc nc" parry,
boItir% Sood ny tIi ntaoie, lillllk !,
Tho snooi, ar d6cior.a III, IL, ~;
mart Of The anamw ras '' po; ;,o mu" u th
stronoesf force Of his ot,,n or,,, ~ w.,
| cleveland Committno nn r" ",2 wa" "e
NOT heinz roo1y -, nrt va ,,,,.' nc
! hour woS talSc6 'NP'''' " '''''' vi d"
Tndcncndent Rorrb1;oo,, ,I,,c,,,,
The ndrnmonnt isSnanT tLn H. p;;'t'U.ii
election of thia vcar H. n,arai rniI"r
than politicaI. II concerns Tho n,tionoi
honor and choroctcr bon"s,,, 81 az
ministrntion rather th,n th" oono,.aI
policies Of the Govern,nent ,innm
which the nlntforms Of W. iw.n
ngrtins do NOT rsscntiaiI, djTa my wv
sion taken Inv ono nIstfSrn, MI H. 10y U r.,
troyrrspd hv thn ofhcr nntL ,,.i,i,,',iS!
contcmplote n general a"rcom"n, ~, -,
public upinion Hnou IN. s,i1iocts w'Li,i,
have boon ionr IN ,ir,,.a.g,, o,,i ~
dictate an un,yilImgnoss ~ Jnoi,rs
upon other and ,sr rdii%I'SS VI uccdarg
views which Tho nrn."n, u nnmIiti anu
nilnirs nirht snronsy dist,rh ti,o ~, VI
lies within themselves. Mo n, ,-i ,E ,"r.
of tho ,nr,;o ininoj ,,,,. ~ ~, .iluvI
u, . wy 'ui'lrs ''t,'Vgst No" conerG manly
"rcat is.ro a,'v . u "J'''on' "u 5lii'e the
6nvo hon Iar Mii,H,i my uiNiueu thein
,'"Ii,inoI nai - oN'l'uu, Wv most NI'al
s,ond citiDon, ~ 'i' nt ,Vii t.iu u'leul1ro i
s ho 't ~ Ii,; III pom paroles 10 adjust
,ho o,n o ~ ,'ins ISSUES, ana 70 make
''l '.. 'itvI'''V "HvHN'VS vi pp,iucal pro-
slVSS all" , rvioIHll an indispensable
n neuuss,,I' u ms ~, GoursG mas long been
n,um', ,T' III tl,lio OF profound peace
j., .S Wt, allu apr3aq me most threaten,
s ,Na'l"r'"r lrIii " MYSTERIOUS poiitlcal
,'ii uP'ioi, ulSICoulrS ana uSlhorallIinE
sP,lit uhH 'cnuehVy, me result OF winch
n I Mi,"t - wen uescIlpou ny senator
i iioal, w N;tusss,ciuse'tS' Us tue shame
vS2 uctilnei lilt inc true way by
WIFI power slouiu DE gained IN q Re
Puni ,oi Is s 10 PRIDE the people win offices
csica,tu IpI 'hSlr service ana the true.end
~. NnlcI 1t snoulu ne uSeu When gained
- we t'roIlotioil Oh IT'S selilsh ambition
utiu .''e Eratlucailon oil personal re-
nrnTe. pu' TINS decline, naturally has
p PHI TcsultS Whlch are
suIi more harilihg' cor
ruppttu spirit ana tendency nave so
.aP,uiN ueNeiopeH tllal they seek pollti-
va. power uot only 10 crafty ambition