The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04
" HI OpING WELLB0RN.
Wka, The Papers Of His District Say
Abput tte-tiecilon.
A Practically Uaited seoiiment In His
Favor Manifest,
Significant Sentences sniffrd At Random

Tao suggestion ehroxn out some tins
since through tho press that Hon. Ola
Weibora would have opposition Tor re-
nomination Tor congress this year has called
forth responees from most OF the papers 81
che district. Tne,e responses, 10 Tar from
Indicating opposition, show u unsnimity
ssnlment favorable TO Mr.. W.lloorn's re-
turn TO congress, 10, often seen In any dt'
trict Extracts irom some OF these papeis
are here given.
The people OF the north and particularly
the republicans have gained theil standing
spa mi aenoe la the political AFFAIRS Of tbs
nation by s,tuDg and keeping GOOD men
H. IN. legislative halls OF the county,
their pubic men are willing tn sacrifice
private CLAIM Tor party advantages, hence
their strength.
Take ary OF the great leaders Of the north
IN co gress At this time aud We hnd them
supported and ENCOURAGED NJ home; they
are not continually confronted by the
claMor for rotation la office, which Ia intend'
cd TO reward all the capable men by short
term and calculated TO continually Keep 10.
experisnced ones In oftlce. They do not
hear the cry OF who shall be- their encces'
sors tor the people have learned that IN
congress, OF all other places, experience IS
required and those men who are the new
est do the least, aud those sectors get the
least benefit or notoriety thai are continu'
ally changing their representative.
Political leaders have been made such
and given prestige to thtir parties aud
states turougn having been long in publ
service, coBs, quently those individuals
who are continually crying rotation in
sfiice, combining TO pull down some public
man, are seeking TO crafty personal en-.
mites " advance private interest at the
expense OF public good. To this class be.
long those who are continually demendii x
the retirement OF cur present member oil
congress.
Ca. W,llborn has made an able, faithful
and efficient representative lie mas risen
more rapidly than any Other member OF
congress from Texas; occupying at this time
position OF high standing aud influence
and having future before him Of the high.
est promise.
Whstsver OF standing and influence our
congressmsT attain rebounds to the honor
ana prosperity OF the entire State and we
congressional district, being more interested
IN public good than partisan Advancement,
will make DIN Wellborn his own successor
Il tsrr-ll ) AZ. :.
The Galveston News. Tom OchiItIee's or
gan, has never forgiven Colonel WelIborn
for going to'0slyeston and making speeches
10 the interest OF Finley and the democratic
parry In rexas. wnen Oohiitree. a republi.
can. was n candidate for congress, having
announced at various times recently that
lively fight was In prospect FOR Colonel
We horns oeat ~ congress. The simple
truth 10. that there Is no man In this con-
gressionsl district with q ghost OF a chance
Who wants to be candidate against Well |
born and get slaughtered to please few |
oHce seekers III Il sore heads. He Is q pa |
tr,ot and statesman, and is serving his peo
pie faithfully and aoceptaoly. When the
voice Of tho solid men OF johnson county |
csp ne heard, II Will be Tor Wsilborn.-
rCie,urns Chronicle.
"When the voice OF the solid me, of John.
son county can be heard, it will be for Well
born" The above extract We take from
the Cleburne Chronicle. and 1t 10 every
word true 0lin Welborn stands rs high
~ home as be does within the walls OF the
national capital, and there 10 no possible
chance for his defeat in the coming cam.
psign. There are several reasons why be
should be reelected, the most potent OF
which, 10 bis popularity. standing and H.
duence ct Washington. II takes time to do
rood work, and our able and worthy con-
gresham has shown, his fidelity to his con- !
Stituency.- tAlvarado Bulletin.
There seems to be'no one In this district
VIII courage sufficient tn tackle the Hon.
Oltn Wellborn. There 10 simply no need OF
= change, ard those OF whom honorable I
mention has been made are wise enough to {
- that the people DO not desire 10 oon-
template u change st tbs next election.
Colonel Wellborn, for the time he has sorv. !
ID, has mAds rs an able representative and ,
has done we'll, aud W sre very much In. I
olined to lot we'll enough alone, especially
rather than to pick up some don btf1l timber.
There has nsver been any real opposition
TO Colonel Wellborn save In his own coun- @
~ and this hes about subsidized. Tarrant r
county has slways supported Mr.. Jarvis, =
not that she loved Wellborn less, and II 10 I
hoped that she will fall into line this fall
and give IL fColone! Welborn the unani- 4
NOUS support Of the distriot.-(0randview /
special 10 Fort Worth Gazette. 1
Mr.. Wellborns opponents In Dsllas are
looking about tor IN available man to run
against him for congress. We believe the
"little giant" is stronger to-day than he was
In the last election. Il Kauimsn Sun.
The Georgetown Record 10 mistaken
about Wellborn's having to look sharp"
He will simply give attention to his "usi- !
ness rs hs has heretofore done. and this dis.
tYlcs 10 solid for him Olin Wellborn 10 an
able man in congress, and q strong one 81
home. His people know that he has brains, {
character and the courage Of his oonvlc-
lions. and ~ long IS he 10 true to their In:
forests he viii receive their support aud