The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-11
POLITICAL POINTS.
Blslne's iIome Endorsement II not Es'
traIagantIy Hearty.
WASH JONES TO BE A CANDIDATE
stirring Events In the Political Aress
Prom Maine 10 TeHss-Missoari
Republican Conventioa Psr-
Aisls That Of TeHas,


Maine Election.
AUGUSTA, MR., Sept. s.-Blaine being
serenaded last night at his residence
hero by coneourso of his enthusiastic
fellow citizens, delivered tho following;
Follow Citizens and other friendsi
The Republicans Of Maine may well
congratulate themselves ON the mag
niiiuont victory which they have won.
| -Four wears ago this evening We were
overwhelmed and humiliated 10y tho loss
of the State We rejoice now over the un-
PARALLEL triumph, which II registered by
| The choice of both branches Of the legiH-
lature, by the election of all representa-
tlvos In Congress, OF all county officers
in every county in the State except one,
aud by The popular majority Tor 10y, 10Y.
cause of this Democratic overthrow,
| gentlemen, IL known To us all.
| The canvass lns boen conducted on one
/ great issue. our papers have Kept thW
constantly before the people. Every
speaker from every platform has enun-
ciatod, defended and enforced II. IL Is
the issue of protection to American
labor. Tariil has been almost the only
question discussed In our canvass and
the people have responded nobly. Ihey
understand the subject fully. They
| know the details of the Morrison tariit
| bill, and they read therein the precise
results which would follow IL our op-
ponents should obtain control OF the
Government. They know that the Nor
risoii piii vi,a'tTu !. ,'N n,,raI, T Seutr,y onr
| leading industries and tho interests Of
| Maine; that il would reducs the wages
of every laboring man, and stop every
| new manufacturing enterprise IN tho
State. Seeing tins, the people or Maine
nave pro'es,ou apn,"a, 81 hnrn 20, Tho
slructi'e inensu,u, anu nam ,ba non,n- @
sehi oi uisaPp,,po"o" , ur Mamy
cratic party 'a n"pph ppha novar Lafors
% %noiiioei'S VI ,hair ai,.g;ancc IN Marty
Mavercu w ,hsaivss ,n'Jsv o,, The
nave rahs,u s,in,, ~, ,,or;,.on indmstrv
sluo y, p'o',Is Nv s,,u RnnniI;nan tickeyy
ny Eotihs tnc iui, iii ,ba,,,
Iheir lrauurs cou,u insS nu. mu oaaim"i
iar'y uiscipino IN ,, 'rha
the coh''o',o" o,,nn omond.
ISSUE VI, tho ,';p, .u;p' IN o"m rnry
henl 70 'ho 'ons.,,I,,o. ,., ,.,,.;,.is, ~, SoSnr,taa
Propcriy hi,;an MN tu n,s,os, S; nf Tho State 10.
u' uu' NJ NJ, nanncrats voted for IL. and
day' mhiiS @ @nei,.oo,".od ,.s'd 'a;,'st :, ,rha
1,''v n,', ~ 49,, ,,nr,w hy Josira or leading
nepuu.,,"n pana P"n Pan9 ,ooi. nn actinn MS n
ten!pornl'er ,uun, ,,nao,t aUWn For ,mvscIf
party, OH tnc aii'un,.'1I, .i,,, o, ,L ,,,osti.n
decided not 70 sote On tno !uue.ib,n. a,,n.o,
TOOK ms pIiio p"SIiiiio, pvue nar,w es q % renres"n.
by the kcPupi,SrI' PpI ;puo p",es I'D hy no ne,
tatiVe oi N"'lH,,a' i issuu,' am nnoc,inn u nv he
o, mi,ne' ;n,n s"i' tho Nationai cam.
ooiruueu oo;rn Which ii belongs properiy
p"iSu, a,m,a;, IF Stata noIitica.
10 tne 1oi'iain W ,,.n,;,;t;ppn and
certain ausoca,ea y, P Ph;i,;,;n, oro each
certain opP'iienas TX - ;.s,,a ;ntn tha Na.
seckihs " uias nH , ,hus tendinp In
tlol,mi ca.n"sS' s,on o',,,or "t " consideration
eNciune iiui' tp,raSo for National
Questions " M,,om I'LL p,oSn ,,,, n,,ast;onS tha
hoIanp hoI,S,ou ao,e,y tn The noli.e bower of the
DelonS soi.iy W ..,J Pinv 20 i;n,,pr ma and
STATE ~ 10 Iii vni',m ,, VI ,I.i,ioct Nationni
wise hich VIII my M,;",,I nnnto"t
issues III year u n,n nn,i,,o ta,;yr
.vhinh 11Iao H. the nrartical issue of This
Mnion I'll, ,'nt J;yort their atton.
campaign MI NO. uIe;s =, ~, ,n,', ara" nran.
tion 10 p,in pronion''Gn' ;n "n' his - camnaign.
ticai i"uih i,,,ith arnat ninasnre vpIr con.
accoPe WIN siu"s u,s - y; ,ity ond
gralulations Oh .no 'oto d y, v,a nt .s d;syoniso
SURROUNDING towhs' uo ny m', o,;i;o'
rom you that 4 an Pioio''"u'1
WIN .ne result ,,a for ,,our c,ll
return my 'i.niNG ~, e. 80. oran,
anu sun ne",'iei '"'hN" AVA '''- e''"'
W9ih to-uay' ,, Can, n pood,s n,u-
rohfhahn' ~ MS, P'. ,;tb fnmr towns
raiity II. tilis utSt, 20. i't, "ivi ;; tw,,,s
70 near from, Is .oo ne ,n iIliS1,S ~" lie
four years ago gave MN, tu, pthi p "tt.S.
Later returns SHOW .l,aa 'ie Toa'. En,,
Gratis. The louise us Iar as hea,u ~ ron
VIII nave - hcPupiic"hs all" - D0''o
crats. ,,. u,. rho f,,lou,;,o
AodusrA, Mh., S.p'' D.,,,,,on o Wn,i-
telegram was seitt ny I9s.iiiasteiI H. ."pt.. 1n
ley to Secretary fessenuSh, VI 'ho ''e'
puoniicai EI1'o%, 81 ,,n, ,"a have s,vent tbe
'Oh iuli VOC w iiafo ~ ~ onS ,,,,,l "a.
State ana reIeiecteu hopic ~ io,oou r,",
lority. ar. btai,le n oW !. Giey nnn si,u, ,nr
maJority Oh l'- srg"'Ssi 'iian t was ,,i,o, Gyo,
neiore tnroWh, anu MS COUNTY S'''
3,foo nlaJority.
Walk ~ hLAlNt 10 '-19 ~ tto,,ou,
A1auoiA; Mr., ,t oup't O. 7 oron to.
ihg oisPa'c'i was So'' " o'''' ''0''
Rosults of the election NAV be thus
surmised: Republicans have carried
every county IN the state WIN tne Pos-
sipio eHrGp.,oti ,,o ", Nh niant,T twantv-nine
Camaiors S,"sei nvy AVA tho Democrats omiy two.
aph ho,o ,hnse,, rour.tifths of the Rep,
aUants,i,,ou ana tatE ' IN the T'eyisIature. They
have elected four REPRESENTATIVES in
,,nn,,rosS ,,'no " h,, LARGE mnioritips. and have
oDnS,es9 ;,,np C" DS nhie i noUmIar majority OF
= rNn non mo Hnnnbiicop vote viii reach
n',uUo. 90, V On nv tvU "a nnn to "a nuO LARGER
Teiy 'a, nuar ,,ost ov,GJv hofnrr Omr majority is
ti,'', % ,,S,ost 49, wn bo,en bod since Tie Presi
Jontiai J,op ia, einction Of IslS and tar exceeds
our most sanrnine hopes.
Signed WALKER BLAINE.
NET GAIN r,,o ,o,ost
frd', U' ,ha i y House of Renresentatiyes
shows that III Republicans were elected
to "a Democrats, q net Republican gain
Off,
COMPARATIVE MAJoRIrIEs.
PoRTI AND, Me, Sept. 9.-Full re-
~, tu;nt ,' a;,,a Pnod ~ 5SI. 11eyes. 1869.
Rnad,s nlurnlty being 9i5. In 1880 Reeds