The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-29
Iur TRINITY TARGET.

tertEt IN the presidential nomination by
the Judges to he In the Chicago stand next
week, are BLAINE, ARTHUR and LOGAN
The necessary consequences Of this rival
snip Is fierce assault, on each by the ifiends
ofthe other two, and whilst the success OF
either will silence the bstterits Of the rest,
the cause OF truth is no Sufferer At present
by tho heated controversy. And II Is n Tact
worthy OF all ncoeptali)n, that charges
brought by either faction, have the wonder
ful similtuds OF true accusstion, vel re-
ooysd by the country at large and endorsed
by Ito history.
BLAINE, without Irs,ensons OF any mill
,ary fame whatever Ia, received the
aoubriauot of the "plumed knight,
a. the hands and lips OF that eloquent
heather RoHERT LE DIABlE IsdERsoLL
who rarlAnded the brow OF the stay a,'homo
cavalier with the laurels Of victorious
warrior II he did not succeed in awarding
him the spoils. Bat, say the friends OF Ar
THUR and LcGAs, BLAINE is only lighter
on paper-a carpet knight whose valor lies
10 intrigue and mighty tItrs TO get his
countrymon into oil sortG of trouble whilst
no croche,s at home. Besides, they allege,
ne has become rich in politics and tho per
! iums OF credit mobllier Is still rank upon
his dainty doublet. He is accused, too, OF
d1uble.hesded treachery In the CoaKLIsG.
GARFIELD ambroclio-p ipitsncy and blu /.
derlng in foreign affairs. and, In addition
to all. has aided Tho foes OF republican,, IN
In obtaining a successiul answer 10 th,i
prayers that their enemy might write a
book" They say the bars In the knights
armor cape too widely-that he is wi.
nerable aud altogether unfit Tor tho
rude encounter Of the approaching tourney.
TIE swarthy LOGAN is perhaps the mott
ouispoker of the trsducers OF Names "a
ant son aud almost fJrgets that return
dres may sweep his own ranks AS he bears
town upon his enemy's columns. And
| hey do te,aligte. "Yee," they say, this
BoAgEEGEs OF the L nion army was irregular
old LocoFsco 1T the beginning Of the civil
war--he actually recruited for the ar
mics he Afterwards helped TO butcher and
sSo'e against coerson until his face got
bllckn-a physiognomioal statue in which
t siill remoins They say again be l. too
u,tsrly.too bloody. SHIFTED only TO conceal
this original sin ct he, aud that his pluug'
ne aud oavortj1g ara not the genuine man
iesiat.ons Of either genius or patriotism.
%, the rrnna AID sweeping spooi'
cation OF his republican "dlsapproying
| rierds" IL his utter innptitudo FOR
position where information, ability aud
| ngriflod craftsmanship are require. II
.en.i'ivo democrats feel that his political
laIies are too severe upon tho senator and
do MIN trustee, they are sileuced By the
reuly that they need NOT sham ignore ace OF
iha fac. that joins is black spot on the
republican escutcheon, and only defend
him in The hope they may encourage the
convention to nominate him IS victim.
When they illustrate their position b. re-
ferring to LoGAE's cheap dcmagoguery on
he pension and every other species OF old
,odier bill, and remind them Of his ill'ccn-
reated and somewhat attenuattd endesvor
o secure the vote OF those sable freedmen
who assim,late him 70 closely in complexion
and dictiop, well-meauing democrats are
fairly beaten from the field Of defence
But the factions of each OF the other polit-
zeal chief aims unite with great readiness In
,sssiling the gentlemaply drawer OF the
prize in the lottery OF assassination who
k,eems 20 unwilling to surrender the deo-
dsnd. Ex.ArroRsEY-GssBRAL NAcVxIoH
seems to think there is a very decided dem
onstration OF cheek in thus holding on to q
Or asIdeniigl bone which the popular maS-
ter never intended for his mastication
BIZ. the loudest, ifno. the most numerous
o. AaTHuR's revllers are those who are
afIi cted with his "out" fever, and suffer
fro n bruises incurred in attacks upon In.
trsnched positions Of oflicis patronage.
They say lie Is only New York politician
of no record save thst vt succsBaiul in.
,riguing and has M uas Tor the presidency
ave In the division OF The plnnGer which II
posse3sor has tIe power OF dividing. Fhni
20 go far ne TO say toat re absolutely
uses the agents o. the gogsrnmeat as tools
o. the ARTHUa int,rst', and assert w'ih
pos,tiveaess rsrd 30 o. rsluted iht ap
parent fact that every ,t,.e republican
convention fairy 'eems With delegates VIII q
| ~
kindred meenO iha people hare at last be-
oo,ne satisfied TIM. Arthur is too saQn'
J cious politician to DO very mature
, statesman, too cunning 10 BIO wise, TOO
crafty to be honest. Iavidious compari'
sons are drawn between him and JEffsB
son, MADISON, LrHcoLT and others who
did rot learn their political philosophy 10
~
sly that GAaFiELDs robust health and
stout physique were the only assignahlI
-easons for TIE Cancellation OF coskLIsG
( gbsn GRANT Wa beaten In Chicago ny
no nomination OF his henchman Tor
seemiagly unimpor!ant position
Ia that as il may, there
appeers to be feellng Of r,istrust of An
THUR among The old whig element Of thu
republican party, and an spprehensio;
: h., the finely.dresaed dispenser o! Fedora
patronage occupies position which mes
OF less care for breeches and upois and uor'
nrnfound!y versed IN state economy should
De selected to ill. who" they ezclGm
'Fould have selected custom.hsuso CT
Ger from the port OF New York ss Tho rule
Il q great nation, aud Wh,s has he done o
said stree hia accidental invosiurc with ih'
high honor 70 shog TIA. no g. Il. .acc q
or u orr lon line II illnstroua pres
deptsg"
And thus the miss O. ~ % tho tr.niiy
laced target until ils very bulls eye +
snAosd. Repub leans We must ooaf's, 'r'
mastoIly zpsrls raa science oil guanafy
but they hould Gre their sbols SO far that
they may n5tba pissel up by taeir enemie