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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-25

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fpr iurtEer ipfo~'"4;to" uAsasHssto sr, =,
mle' a. 'bs I'm" .s..h"e G.3toJ at tho ~,
Inch extra fare 4 "nprslr
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-25

ONLY tomorrow and Monday re-
main when the duplicate assessments
can he examined by voters TO see if
they are assessed, and on Tuesday the
assessors will meet at the city Hall to
make corrections. See that your name
is on the assessment
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-25

WHISKY ! WhisIsy!! wh,skv,,,
4, r me frooch Brandy. brandy f,r Nina
WWFa', Shmrry Wine, Port Wine, Jamnic.
n 0; Hon nd fin etc, by the tottI" "r o1
ZEN r'nlI'hn. %gars Sogars Ghoire s,v,' VI
u urs, goods Domestic Srgar Kew Y W 'eS
nesh iI' pnthe most popuI ar brands. The lIp'
lively the n n,'ye Eurrkye Whisky. Posi-.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-25

NOTIGE-THE REGULAR QUAR-.
~ terly meeting Ofthe Trustees ur the
Poor Of New Castle County will be held AZ
the AlmshOuse. on v ednesday January 3Otn.
At 10 O'Clock, a, IN, Persons having hIils viii
present them by that day.
The Supply Committee viii meet at the
Almshouse, Saturday. February n. at 70
o'clock, u. m. wien pr0po GALS VIII be re.
ceived for furnishing the institution for three
months with bread. meats and tphacru
"a 1t J. ". CUDCH, Secretary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-25

ID tTENTC Obtained and all other bus.
l Il EN Id ness In the Y. = Patent Office
attended to for MODERATE FEES.
Our Office is opposite theU.S Fatont Office
and we can obtain Patents IN Iess tliue tt AZ
those remote from W ASHIN6TON.
Send MODEL OR DRAWING We 40
wise az 70 patentability freq of charge: aGo
We make NO CHARGE UNLESS, WEGP.
TAIN PATENT.
We refer, here. TO Tho Postm aster, the Suyt
Of Money Order DIV, and to officials Of tie
Y. ). Patent Office. For circular, ADVICE
terms, and references to actual clients in voUi
own State or county write to q. a. SNOW h
90, Opposite Patent Office, Washing ton.
d g.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-25

JAMES MUTT now has Il chance to
settle down and grow up II useful and
res pectpd citizen He certainly does
not lack friends anyhow,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-25
3 w "A - LivLR pIlSS-

TVHFe Hy7p9p8la, cos'fYeness. loss Of aUpo.
Ttite, Jaundire, sour stomach pimples arrOfu-
Fa, SICK headache, ulcers, cores rhGuma-
5tlN1. nervousness, lCwGess of spirits, bill.
2ousDess AS q dinner pill they Drc un-
ecqual.ed. The Greet Bl' Oh Purifier, Liver
g1-and Kidney Regulator. and the hes, Nnml-
ely ta,hartie Medicine. Nothing inuri-
1ous elegantly sugar GOated. For salt al
druggists % cents. JOHNSTON, HOL
LoWAY& 90, (Wholesalel, phiIsdel.
phia, Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-25

The necessity for prompt AMI efficient
imperative, and Of there HOstetter's Stomach
Bitter3 is the chief in merit and the most pop-
ular. lrregularity Of the stou ach sad bow
els malarial levers. liver compl Iint. ebiIi'y.
and minor ailments. are thor
ougniy conquered by this in aonparnbie fam
lily restorative and medicinal safeguard, sod
1t ia Justly regarded rs the purest and most
remedy u its class For sale
BY all Druggists and Dealers generally.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-25

NOllcF-TO MY FRIENDS AND
~ public in general. | have thig kiay
given up my position At the Diam,na State
Iron Go ami will hereafter conduct nv
flour and feed store personally. VIM. II.
LUDEN, 5 East h street. 40
NV" ER WANTED FOX Ar. ss,
~ stray hcifur Which cane to ~. ~
premises Of the subpcriner IN hrs. M
tisna Hundred, about the frat q De11ii1' ~.
24.3t' VIM. T. DERICKSUN.
NOTICE-NEW STOCK NOW BEING;
~ Issued and for sale by the Mutual
Loan nssocation. Apply Gay or m en,ng To
l7'lm dEnRiEC 9. hARls, Secretary.
MA. AND WIFE CAN Re ACCOM-
AVA modated with hoart by iurnianing
their oS n room al $40 East eth street. 23-ots
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-25

MILK, MILK. MILK. The pUKtST
Afk country milk served Daily. both
wholesale and retail Orders can be left at
f0OdiDgs store, righth ana Madison streets
or at sol Monroe street. r. II HDDTON.
JOHN Cent Vile Bel
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-25

y EMbVAL.-THE SUBSC RIHEE HAS
~ removed hi leather and shoe tindin1
store from the northwest corner Of Second
and Orange streets to 10 GA Sh'pley greet,
All persons wishing anything In the atuye
line are invited to call. A. =. JONES
ily-l2Ls
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-25

uyANTED-A GOOD WOMAN FOX
w COX and general bou@work. Apply
at N. W. corner Third and Madison streets.
G3.3t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-25
WAxTED

"ANTED.-A PROTESTANT GlRi.
W. ~ ehambsrmaid and TO assist IN care
Of children. No washing or ironing. Apply
at once at O0r. Eleventh md Clayton streets
ianZ2-9t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-25

VIyANTEHLTWU OK THEE MEN
w can be accommodated with good
board and rooms cheap, 3IS SIMPLE street
Ii4tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-25

UyANTED-SALES FOR EACH
w county in the U. $. s75 and expen-
ses goods sold by sample send stamp. La
70, Illinois dee2i-l3t-e-o-d
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-25

XUANTEi HORSES OK CATTLE TO
w be kept on the Price farm, near the
toll-gate, on Pbila. pike, Nj tn Ward, AZ q
low rate per week. NATHAN NRuMhN,
l+6,1
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-25

SlyAN1Eu-YOUN MEN AND LA
w dies to learn telegraphy, day or even
ny: T. s. N. J. Telegraph, 500 Market street
Wilmington. Del. No charge unless situa-
ton furnished.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-25

XIyANyED-HOUSE AND fAHMS
w to rent, and rents 70 collect. have
large number of teI ants waiting. Prompt
settlements made. WIN. J. FISHER, oU
Slipiey street. l+-lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-17

THAT wonderful octogenarian, ROBERT
TooMDs. in late conversation, remarked
that our country was in most anomalous
condltion-it was neitbera nation nor a
government OF states. This IL strikingly
true. and from that TACT can be sccounted
for many most singular manifestations.
The republicans say we are nation, but
the supreme court OF the United States,
plumbing the line Of organic law, decided
the Fonck bill statutes unconstitutional on
the pure ground Of state sovereignty-so on
the interstate commerce question, and all
others where the old JErrxRscSrAs doctrine
OF state and Federal relationship is msdo to
apply. Thus We are nation politically
and Q government of states jadicially. One
OF these bright mornings there will be col.
lision, or somebody's engine must be re-
yersed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-17
IunIuIAL SALARIES.

Some photographic remarks on the subject
heading this article In yesterdays issue
have led to comment thereon by mem
beru of the bar, and several leading lights CT
the Srofession have not only endorsed onr
riefiy-sketched views, bat added strength
70 both our information and convictions.
The fact stands admitted, that in order to
obtain the best legal talent with which to
organize and equip our judiciary, 1t Is nee
essary to offer some Inducements 10 able
lawyers to accept positions on the bench.
The position Of judge Is simply Punishment
from every department OF the forum, mas
much a. every moment Of q judicial off,
CIR 10 conscientiously devoted TO the dis
charge Of his duties. The appellate judges
have no time vhasever 10 devote 10 any
p-rpose, save few weeks in the midfum-
mar. which Is insufficient for the recuper-
alton Of their wasted energies. II IL well.
known that the best lawyers IN the state
receive far more rom their practice than the
sun Of IS 800 allowed judges
Of the highest dignity for their salary. In
addition to'this they abandon q practice
vaIch Il ever on the incrssss and which
cannot be 1t opos resumed when The er-
nine d surseudered. 0nrKaAL 0sArr.
49, pGosli1ol nGnGiy Wa 6on1hg IN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-17
THE MORMON QUESTION.

Quite lengthy and interestiug contribu-
tion is furnished to the May number OF The
Century magazine upon this Norm on
problem, by the gifted and wsl.-knowD
writer, Heller JACKSON. The article Is not
written as a defense OF Mormonism, yet, IL
is an attack upon the methods now before
congress, and which has been before that
body for sometime, looking toward the ex
tinc,ion OF the evil, and any attack upon
any measure thst promises TO exiirpate and
forever wipe out such social, religious aud
moral stigma as polygamy, IS practically
and virtually aiding cause that is diB-
grace 10 humanity, that causes society to
blush and almost render palsy itsel! the
arm of religion. II must be admitted that
there are few who take an unvholesome,
maudline view .of the question
OF Mormonism, deploring and
plying, ra,har than condemning
and execrating. u WAS 3 sentimentality
toward the Mormon women Of Utah that
led 10 the defeat of the EDMusD's bill; 1t
was through the personal appeals and the
libsrs, use OF. funds by the followers Of the
Proraet oil Nauvoo that buried beneath
the debris OF unfinished business the bill OF
the mem ber lfom Nevada at the last Ess-
sion, which promised to forever do away
with the blighting curse.
No one questions the RICH. of congress to
deal with this problem, and while it-teems
that in the psst Il has proven vexed and
complicated one. yet under the conssruc-
ton of the constitution as construed BY
learned lawyers, versed In all Of the deep
and intricate constitutional points eur
rounding the case, it would appear that
some measure might be inaugurated In
which the iniquity would be
wiped out. Did not congress pos
sess the power to suppress or regu-
late the evil, constitutional amend.
ment directed against poiygamy might be
necessary, but as congress has all the
power now which u needs in the premises,
grated by the constitution. such step
would be unnecessary. Utah is territory
and ss such Ia subject to the will and con-
troll of congress. The present territorial
government ought 10 be abolished and the
territory governed by commission, such
a com mission as now governs the District OF
Columbia, and when this Is done, the evil
may be entirely ersdicated, else the roots
of polygamy cannot be disturbed, The
sooner this question is dealt with and Wig
o-ously, .oo, the better. Wipe 1t ont en-.
rely.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-17
STAR OF BETHLEHEM.
Vague and Unsupported Stories Con
cornlng this Star.
This Long Lost Star Yet 10 DO Shining
Wonder.
Welcome Awaiting this Colossal Visitor

The theory concerning the "star Of Beth
chem" 10 based on poelicnl foundation,
having little to support 10. In tho year
1872 Tyoho Brahe, Dutch astronomer,
discovered nav star near Caph In the con.
stellniion Cassio;ea. II increased IN bril-.
liancy until II vas as bright ~ Venus, ana
could easily be seen nt MONDAY. IL con-
tlnued TO shine brightly for month, then
gvadually grow dim, AID In sixteen months
c.sappeAred from view. IL was looked upoo
o. a now creation, or a sun On hro, ana the
general opinion was that II vould never
again shine In the star depths,
Forty wears later tho telescope was IT.
vented. When u was turned 10 the position
In the heavens occupied BY tho blazing star
q miuute star was found near the idonti.
cal gpot This telescope altar IN still
there, and is doubtless the Same one
that blinked forth IN 1872. Jhe discovery
that IL existed led astronomers 10 search
astronomical records, and II was found that
similar bright stars had appeared In tho
some region Of tho sky In 0lo ard 1901.
Counting back three periods from Qi5 VIC
are brought 10 the nesr vicinity OF the
birth OF Christ. Observers gifted with poetic
fancies have naturally connected the TWO
events, and have inferred that the star Ia
the east, pointing to tho piece Q, ire na.
wonderful star. For this reason II has re-
ceiyed the name OF the star OF Bethlehem.
About twenty.iour OF thege temporary
Etnrs have appeared in The last 1000 years,
subject like thu star in Oassiopen, 70 sud
den oulhurste, followed by O return to their
normal insignifoancc They are now class
cd 40 variable stars. 81 1jeots TO sudden out
bursts, due to eruptiouS of blazing hydro
gen, and which arc followed by long pc
RODS OF quiescence. According to this
theory, the star OF 1879 10 variable altar,
with period of a few more than 800 years.
The last psriod was 30S years, IL the bright
star OF 1864 was one and the same, we may
therefore hope for repetition OF the incom'
prehenBible phenomena In the immediate
future The s,ar was due in 1885, If IL ap.
pears at all 1t will surely blaze forth by
1885. There 10 possibility, therefore. that
the lops-lost star OF Bethlehem, the pill
grim siar the star OF 1872, or rycho Brahe's
star--ior It is known Dv all these names-
will onca moro become shining wonder In
the eky. Such celestial visitor will be
warmly welcomed by astronomers, and far
more acceptable than u great comet span.
ming the heavens with Its gosaamer tall
fPfuvid IN ce Journal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-17

THERE is considerable talk by some OF The
leading citizens Of calling me citing and
take some sctioa In the matter OF the dis
position on tho part Of some OF the hack.
drivers to ride rough shed over other peo-
ple's rights In this community. Thty say
Shat persons disposed to trespass on othera'
rights arc not good citizens, and the sooner
they leave the city the better for the peace
and fair name OF Dallas. We think such
sction would be premature. Wait until
the hack.drivers commit some overt act,
and then apply the law with unTelenting
vigor, and in its EXTREMIST penalties, and
Let the names Of the offsrdiog parties be
also proclaimed. that patronage may be
withdrawn from them. Iii just possible
chat the sober. second thought and good
sense Of The threatening Jehus may prevail,
and no harm or wrong DO cone by them Of.
tu al. Bat II passion, prejudice or pure
oussedness shall do some mean work, then
Lei the severity Of the land promptly dc its
role, and the community will be quick TO
n0.onorafo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-17
rHE HERALD. SATURDAY MORNING. MAY II, 1884.

Texas, aud published by LIrrIscorr 4 Co..
Mn. CRANE challenges criti'
cism as to the completeness OF his work and
the accuracy OF its details, made 30 by
nearly twenty years OF dilgent research. II
closes with full roster Of Ban Jaclnto. 1t
Is well printed on fine paper and bcaut-
fully bound. IL Is embollshed with several
en- cravings. MAPS, etc. II contains matter
never published before, and Is exhaustive
In condensed form, OF Housron's llic IN oil
its phsseo, and OF Texas data during the
career OF that wonderful man. Tho general
Agents ara MKssns. KIT WILLIAMS & Co.,
publishers, 1877 Camp street, Dnllas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-17
LOIS.

The sale Of lots Of Dougherty & Poynor's
addition TO the thrifty town OF Colorado,
will come off on the 26th inEt., and large
number will attend from this city with tbo
view Of investing.
These lots and blocks will be offered ior
sale to the highest and best bidder, one
third cas.s, balance In one and Two years.
Colorado dOes the largest general bust
ness OF any town on the TeSss & Pacific,
pstweeD Foft Worth and III raso. 1t is the
largest cattle shipping point la Texas. The
Cult, Colorado Il Santa 10 railway com.
pany have bought property ct Colorado, II
is supposed. With n view 10 making this the
point at which they will cross the Texas Il
Pacific with their western branch. The
citizens Of Colorado have organized O rail-
road company, and are determined to build
Il railway from Colorado TO San Angela,
snd II they do, this will secure to them the
stock read OF the Atchison, Topeka d Ssnta
FEE railway, which IS trying to set charter
through the Indian Nation.
With these prospects, Colorado has the
brightest future OF any town in tho west.
The property here offered Is better ait
mated TO furnish depot facilities and ingress
aud egrosn for There new roads, than any
adjacent to the city, and NC desirable for
residence property. With these railroads
built, parties can locate their families at
Joy ali the advantages OF schools
and socieiy, and DO In easy
access TO their ranches, located on and near
the extension Of the roads Tor many miles
out. On the 2G.h Of May, a. the public
sale, will be the BEST chance to lecure extra
bargains Ia these lo,s.
Inc growth oi this town 10 wonderful, aud
10 attracting considerable attention from
those who wish TO make safe Investments.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-17
SUPPLEMENTARY MARKETS II Y
TELEG RAPH.
NEW YonK MARKET


NEW YoRK, May Observation-Disclosures.
5000. including $50 export steers; market
weak, about 81 per head lower; extremes,
S5.0Dto S712l2 for steers; general sales,
50. % TO Sc G0. exporters bought, ZOO prime
steers In yards at 81. Sheep-Receipta,
. $40; dull; Ia lower; $4 SO TO s6G0 for
/ IL to lower; options opened 81
to IL lower, later ruled stronger and ccs-
ed IL to 8 above current prices Of yes
terday: ungrsded red, so TO $1.00 1.2: No.
4 red, So TO So. No. 3 red, 9s; No. 2 red,
$1,000 to $i.Ol IL. Corn, spot lots 1.2 TO
lower: options opened Sd TO Is
lower, later ruled stronger, closed
With the decline mostly recovered; m I'M.
90; old No. 9, 65. Coffee, spot fair; Rio
duh and rominal; options TO 10 points
lower and dull. closed steady: sales, LOCO
bags: Rio No z, May, S SO TO $50; Juno s 90
TO Go; July 8G0to $40. August, 8 CD 10 40.
SUGAR dull and nominal; cut loaf and
crushed. 8 "A to z rs; graduated, TO
7 ll.I6. Molassos dull and unchanged.
Rice quiet mt steady. Resin steady. Turp.
entine, 80 l.2. Pork quiet but steady; old
mess. $40 81 l2 TO sl7. Cut meats dull and
nominsl; long clear. 3-4. Lard firm; west
ern steam, spot $40 TO 30.
B)sroN WOOL MARKET.
BotTon, May 16.-Wool duh and easier;
Ohio ana Pennsylvan'h extras, oh 10 oui
Michigan feeces, 80 20 "a; IN washed. 10 70
20; California, unvashtd fall, IL to Is;
spring, 10 tn 90: pulled, 30 10 80.
HEw ORLEANS MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS. May 16-Flour quiet but
steady; family $3.50 10 Si.75; high grades,
So. 80 TO Sc 05. Corn quiet light supply;
mixed quoted, CT; white, 6S. Oats In mod
crate demand; AZ TO 40 IL. Cormeal quiet,
SO to $3.05 Hay dull; quoted prime, SIG
to $40; choice, S21 to $22. Pork dull and
lower, SIT Is. Lard steady; tiercs
refined .s5s; keg,. 01.s. Bulk
meats quiet aud lower; shoulders
packed. @ i.2 long clear and clear rib.
812 Bacon in moderate demand; shoul-
d.rs, Z l d. long clear and clear rib, 2.
Hams, choice sugar.cured canvassed, II 3
to1314 Whisky steady and unchanged.
Coffee steady end in moderate demand;
Rio csrgoes, common to prime, s 3S 10
ii 1-2. Sugar active and firmer; common
10 good common. 1-2 70 80,
fair 10 fully fair, 8 to 12;
prime, 8 3s TO IL; yellow clarified.
to Is; white clarified, G 3.S; graduated,
ga. Molasses quiet but steady; clarified,
go 80 30: iermeniing, 20 to 80; reboiled, 70
10 10. Rice sc,iYo, firm and scsrcei Lou
isiana ordinary 90 prime, 81 TO Q. Ban
dull; quoted 81. Cotton.seed oil quiet;
primo crude, "a Refined. 40 to 43. Sight
exchange in New York nominal; sterling
exchange y 4. nominal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-17

ST. Lours, Mo-, Nov. IS. 1881. r.
Smith & Oo.-Gentlemen: l have suffered
severely for three years with bilIiousness,
dvspensia and general debility. My trou-
BE Continued 70 grow worse, till / became
almost . wreck with disease: Ny friends
advised me 70 try Smiths Bile Beans, 1
would not do It for some time, thinking
they we're about the same a. many other
90 called liver pills and liver medicine that
I wasted money on without any relief:
After all, tried your Bile Besns, and 1
iound relief in the fret dose. i continued
10 tske one or two on going to bed-every
other nieht-snd SOMETIMES every third
night dust owing 70 how l fel,) for about
AZ wss Ke, and now an well and entirely
9 new man. l recommend Bile Besns 10
everybody that have sDy kind OF eickness,
for I am forcsd to believe they viii cure
most any dIsesss, II taken right. Any per-
son that don't believe 10 your Bic Beans
Gxoner r. NcLRax.
Ny. ASS Vs6ssse. avDaus.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-17
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UIIELD Up.v

Anderson Surveyor, colored waiter at
the 81. George hotel, cal'ed at the
HERALD office abont 1880 O'Clock last
night and reported that he had been "held
up.n He ssld while on his way home, at
the corner OF Live Oak and Howard streets,
about l2 O'Clock last night. no was
attacked by three uncouth-look-
ing white men. Two OF them asked him
where he was from. Surveyor replied that
he was going home, when one OF the men
said; II guess We will 20 through you and
see what yon'ue got before you retire."
Ono Of the men knocked Surveyors cigar
from his hand. another pointed - pis-
tol at his head. while the third man
searched his clothes and got the sum OF
347 They then Immediately left. Sur
yevor says he never raw the men before,
and has no IDEA who they were.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-17

The labors attending the arranging OF a
great sale OF lots, both In general and de-
tail, are immense and ususlly require tho
assistance OF several parties. Tho largest
sale OF the kind which ever occurred In
Texse, Wa ailude TO the Midland auct on,
was arranged and supervised In nearly
every particular by DR.. J. .. Harms, the
efficient secretary of tho company. He
worked night and day for weeks, and when
the sale wac accomplished be had gained
the admiration and confidence OF all who
were In any way interested either as priuci-
pals or purchasers. The HKRALD's repre-
sentative Ia indebted TO him for many
favora
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-17

fhE colored citizen. in the southern
of<ees. rejcices In the effect produced by
Dovoi A. social equality theory, advanced
hv'that swsrtby statesmsn In the Louis
y bonvenlion. He sees the republican
- oslitin twain, each section bidding
St16ot the other for negro preferences and
r 11caues that his SOCIAL elevation is about
80. But he forssts two important
1r,fn. HIfst: That the greatest possible sue
- ontoansble BY Pcnrrr only carries him
- - psrlor Of republicans; and, second;
- ~ republIcsn whites Of the south
r. g yssy small minority with
<oooal preference 70 offer OF
1uosts1cs. The wealth. power,
?, |losnos, Land and position are In
~ q ehs essst democratic parity
- oone o,bs, generation than
1hse opsus the doors Of social
~ % urpsspared for such
- - - unviss - 10 hope
~ - solafIonship simply from
~ r u - - ensboeesod With the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-17

GENERAL w. L. CABELL, the energetic and
efficient mayor Of Dallas, is being urged By
many OF his friends to 20 to the Chicago
convention as delegate from this dlstrict.
A lifelong democrat. tried and true under
ali circumstances, . progressive man with
broad eus ge ideas. and . man deeply inter
e,ted and comprehending FULLY the siius'
ton, Il would be gratifying to his friends
and a credit 10 Texas and TO Dallas, 10 zee
him selectsi. ifhs can spare the time to