The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-06

/. s nov upg.ly charged uy able del'c-
Oraf th. Nu.rlnb btH u.ud bio tlnercr
over Ctritrl .H ODE arrangement o. COM
mr-ts tota Ia aid his elaacss !.t tbe
presidency. Ilf charge p.e,-i hy some
persons by a1a.ra.ns tho construction OF
ue c1um ti.os sn couuoc.1U With we'll.
turaB meIhldt of McEEfor Ha p.s.
rlh.ic career Dr. 0yer.hauIod AMI marr lo
sunlo-t certain points uoceasry 'o b.tr
au. Csc csuo..aus OF the charge. IHo..
who ere not Ct.sisi With the rn. .
Nolla0S's alleged f....n t.U.
eye quietly awarding ino de-
Judgments Of time, prepared q
tu. m m-nL 20 discoyo, 'hr U
p.dL AtGat blush the general d .a... a
woe go commend CARLISLE f.ghisa.Iymsl-
G-r. work MORRISON. understood I-
a... to be The u3ylsor of the epsaE.r ...ac
.iu.arusUbrc OBJ. public approval Du.
tls -avernl dayC that have elapsed .cs che
announcement of t1e committee. n.m0,rs
.ut politicians have ha1 time 90 roo REQ aud
ID with Tine penetrating tc.Voi of critic
.r.ff .urht. What Iid no. a, hrat appear
OF ile surface soama now % rss ps 20
yit..r most unwuo1me, yet with
ever habumelt OF truth. The
.us..-.Gu vss ut Gat concealed except by
tinfalIua newspapers, bu nov the pub
hshed ut'emuces Of influential democrats
leave ua room to doubt that there seems 20
be- some foundation for the gyay,.t apDrs-
bensiono. The mere fact oil O sch ame well
planned, by MORRISON aud CARLISLE, TO !
capture the presidency. does NOT, or should /
not. carry with So an Objectionable odor. |
1.-THE alleged combination was born I'm cX-
IRENE solictude Tor the success OF the |
party. no objection dare raise It's head TO
brave the excavations ofall faithful demo-
crate. no matter how their per-
sonal ends and desires might |
be intcrered with. But the |
most cautious and honest democrat who
hu. expressed himself, either TO his person'
"a. friends or openly, and reluctantly yields |
totIe forced conviction that 10 the forma- /
uqu u the committees too much dclcrelcC 7
was paid at least TO the habitation OF the /
great powers that are at once hos ie to pro
fls.d democracy and potent factors in
making and unmaking presidents. ] is
not intended by this paper TO give Sos un.
qualified approval to the belief and suspic-
ons indicated above until more c3uyiuc-
ng proof is "a. hand 10 satisfy us there is
ZONE hing radically wrong. IL is
patent that Il any deep-laid plot is made
o further any political scheme the grad
AL DEVELOPMENTS Of time will disclose 1t.
10 one Ia ready 10 c)ncode aoy man or set
d men the ability, under our form OF gov
,rnment, to profess the public good under
le guise and ride into power under an
,ther through uninterrupted enjoyment o.
popular conf iencc. Such q thing might
be possible if there were only one party IN
his country and If the public prints wer
.estrlcted in their rights. Too many checks
If healthiul and fuential kind are wide
awake to project the people in their
cardinal right oil personal
voice ia the government. 10 admit Of sue
,esslu political syndicate OF such great
power as the serious lpprehensions Of some
democrats would indicate. The fact mus
not bs overlooked shat the graves OF TWO
trusted and prominent hgures in American
politics are dug even already II the proof
accumulate. that they have deceived tho
people. it IS best TO reserve judgmen. in
his matter, uati' suspicion, no matter how
apparently well grounded, is supplemented
By iudsputuble evidence OF an attack on
democratic integrity.