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

certain of carrying Sew York, md nj
most equally sure Of carrying the cOlln
try.
nrrHrsESrArfvE LOwuEY,
of Indlnnn, said his OplnlOn was thnl
the Democratic ticket would carry that
| state, llc said: "tloVoland's position
| IN misunderstood. II II the most dlill.
cult thing In the world fOran Executive
of New York to adapt himself to the
different divisions Of the party. Instead
there are 80 many conflicting Interests =
that an upright man, who, intent on dis
charging his duties according 10 his
convictions, must necessarily create en-
omies. His veto of the Elevated Rail
road bill was the necessary result Of the
enforcement of existing provisions Oi
| the law, The law provides there should
be no Legislative interiercnces with fare
unless the capital stock was paying more
than 10 per cent. The existing rates are
. cents from u 10 S:30 u. M, and from i:50
To 1880 p. M, covering the proposed time
when labOring classes are travelling on
the road" The tariff plank In the plat
form, he said, would be acceptable 10 the
Democrats In Indiana.
REPRESENTATIVE RoSECRANs,
said of Cleveland, that he was not the
choice of his people; that he represented
capitalists and not the lab0ring class.
The platform he regarded as "solid,"
and said of the tariff plank that II met
his views exactly. In fact IL was the
substance of his speech on that subject.
JollN II. HENRY,
President of the National ANTI -MonOp-
oily organization, said to-day: al have
not heard from Butler since Clevelnnd's
nomination, but from what he said to
me before going to Chicago | am conf
dent he will not support Cleveland. lie
OF a. L. t.,, ll.s ,al
the nomination of the anti monopolists,
and he telcgraphed me from Chicago
Thursday saying he would never con
sent To the nomination of n monopolist.
IN Mis.OuRI AND ILLINOIS.
Sr. Louis, July l2.--Dispatche, from
all sections OF Missouri and Cen
tai and Southern Illinois says the
II ,minatiOn of Cleveland and Hen
tricks was received with great satiSfnc-
O,ritS.
At MARSHALL.
MARSHALL, July Special. The
nominations of Cleveland and Hen
bricks, by the National Democratic com
vcntion, met the hearty approval of our
people. The platform has the ring of
the true metal. Our people are justly
encouraged and confidently believe that
the ticket can hc elected.
At SHERMAN.
SHERMAN, July II. Special. The
ticket nominated at Chicago is thought
to bc an able one. While there was no
general enthuiaSm manifested, vet all
honest men heartily admire the deter
mined integrity and the genuine
spirit of reform of Gov. Cleveland.
There is good reason to hope that when
his deeds as Mayor of Buffalo and rs
Governor OF New York are laid before
the eyes of the people they will be en-
Enthusiastically ratified by the hearty sup
port of all classes. Some few think that
10 have consolidated Kelley and Eutler
would have been safest, but the favora-
BILE opinion of such men is not likely 10
elevate any candidate in the eyes of
honest, clcan-handed voters. True
Democrats admire Gov. Cleveland |
most because he has deserved the oppo-
sition of such bargainers.
AT LAMPASAS.
LAMpASAs, July r. Special. l-- Our |
people are .jubilant over the advice from |
Chicago that Cleveland and Hendricks |
have been nominated. BOniires, anvils |
and cheering are To be seen and heard |
at the enthusiastic meetings that are
now in progress. Every Democrat is