The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-10
At SmIrhnr Snrlngs.

SulPllUR SPRlNoS, Nov. . Cores
pondencel l-"Now is the winter of our
discomfort made glorious summer by
TINS son (sun) OF York" Unable to
give specials, will make amends by
giving full results. For district Judge,
so far as received: Putman's majority
will not miss 1000 over his competitor
Judge GuDD; Mathews for district
attorney had no OppoSition; Stinson for
senator, elected by handsome majority
In county politics the contest WAS vigor-
Gus and close, being hurdle race.
Col. Is, NJ, Camp, tor representative
come out only 5 votes ahead of Dr
Davis, the other four in the race mean
dsrod Scattoringly along on the track
Judge Milan was elected county
Judge over Rogers by votes. In other
uiilcos: Bud smith, sheriff; Andrew
Landers, county clerk; Jim AVera, dis
!rict clerk; Joe Pate, treasurer; Allen
Williamson, collector; Geo. Duncan,
assessor; Rev. Crabtree, justice for this
precinct From tho judge down with
The CNccp ion OF Smith and Crabtree
all others reelected.
The enthusiasm is at white heat and
increasing in intensity. For two nights
the boom of mvils and loud hu2zas
haNo woke the echoes Tor miles around
last night Il torchlight procession,
headed by the brass band, paraded the
streets and halted in the City park,
lamiliarly known here as Spring Lott
speeches were called for from Messrs,
Workman, Henderson, King, Leach,
Davis, Crawford, Camp and others. All
responded in their happiest manner,
ana elected loudcst applause. When
ever the name of Cleveland was called
the old rebel yell was heard, and by
those that learned tho cry mid wars
carnage. To-day the Neomanry of the
county is gathering in aud increasing
| ihe excitement o joy, and they promise
Tor Tonight the widest scenes of con
SratulatOry demonstrations that this
town has ever known, People are hope
| ful OF better times aud are looking
| iorward To moro general prosperity.
me contest Is closing, and your cores
| pOndont expresses humble admiration
Of the good tight the HERALD has made.
Right i'll the ranks of the enemy it has
lot fall its blows, and like magic sword
II has cut up aud down and spared nc
licks or KNOCKS to open a broad way for
its admiring followers.
Texas will hand in q handsome ma.
| lority on the popular vote for Cleveland
and in other ways she has te sted hcl
| strength and ability. Asa compensation
l now suggest IN the name of one OF hen
sons, she bo given II port folio, and lei
that one be II, b. Hubbard, Richard
the ion-hearled, that like roaring
lion wandered up and down the nCrtl
seeking whom he might devour, anc
many 4 poor politician did he literally
"chaw' up.
The boom of cannons that hav,
sounded this week will certaiul,
in volume roll like a tida
wave across the oceans, awak,
the lethargies OF the olden land,
aud cOnyice them anew of the strength
and determination Of this republic
headed by the party upon which thi,
! government was founded aud reared
This cuuutry rescued from the clutches
of q party that was fast making it ;
shame and rtproach will now ddvanc,
To uheXampled prosperity until IL stands
| un'iNaled, unmatched agains, the worlt
in all that is good and great.