The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-21


HIII 100 Ihn hands coli rYrr mu, f tu
+ .luur election D'. i..i ,ufus vpru ruuuIrH
. 400 lhu u'rUlluu 'i o. tuuLrU siuIu,
zoos. TN. rHuriI .rIuftH .UE Iruf
ur Uir uuNrU " ste
Why u,u the people lust ur IurOnrn
. leo tN"rriHv this lrHut puNvr' Al nrs
here were Two parties cputuudIug fen
lruut priuuIplrs; the Federal against th.
Democratic. The ono represented lh,
capitalist, the muuupuli-t, and thu,u De-
flowing that kiugly government wr
| best, u 10 was 20 home government, u
though willing Ia aid in ,hc expulsion 20
hiug George, Government, Hamilton
aud Adams lrl this; Jefferson auu
Madison led the other,
The divisions were So great that n
That day there was No third party
When the Federal party was iu power
We had the alien aud ~clitiuu laws, ana
Judges appointed az midnight, ana
IristorrHtlr forms of office,
lndcr Jefferson and Madison the pcO-
pie held sway, and called lhcmSvlNC'
,hr Democracy, ~ in tact they were;
md Then, Republican simplicity of man.
ncrs, economy In government, aud re-
poets for ia" RIGHTS OF the people wcr,
the order of the day.
This state of IuiugN continued until
Wv N'''' W '"NN"lH 'N NlN h'NllUl,llN-
tiunU great banking monopoly was bro
ken down, Then arose only minor
questions between the parties, IN
du,trlal and economic, about which
there was, really not much difference,
'Nhu uihI the I"'>u"h "I lh' Hun!lIlui
H. SLAVERY "i"Nr' IT, was exceedingly
ilul'uit 10 ulN'lllgHl>n the plillyN h\
Ih'lr platforms except lhhl M me DEN
"IrI'I' platforms lHole WAS always -
p'ruE' !" Tue RESOLUTIONS oI ~ rms
contention o' inc slavery question pro,
iured III" war. How the war enabled
the ih'llnpnil~lNlo get possession oil nuiH
p"rll'N' nave Ilr'H"\ ShnNh' Nlu,r
lhrl' aEluu' uIHrgruo'S between Inc
paltlGS IA matter nI principle nave IN
id't ui'9 OUT "i ohlA enough ktpt up 10
nave INSTRUCTION. Witness ne attempt
m %, INC convention at n,rnSo To iil'he
" lIH'I"rln "l'pc| w ~ w "unI'N w
ppNNlblr Iik' the hrpUpl'Nh plaliorlh
ON lle larUl question: anu YET not hr 'hc
same
IiIE MpNOpuLI,r ALWAYS WIN ~ ELEC-
rInXs.
TN, GINNING of The mounpoIists and
capitalists has taught them that if they
can only Keen The ncnnIo of .hr rountry
voting according tn pnrlv lines. Ihry
fhcu can cavern Tho rnIIuirv wbichrycr
Marty prevails. did | Mood evidence or
si--
rribrd To- The largest ana oblrst railroad
kim i'm the country, MIR. C,puld. who is
.niI tn have testified bri'orc n ""nmitt,n,
I'm substance. that when ne hand a Drn,u-
',r,,ic / ""islnture tn mamimIIot" he WINS
n Democrat. and whenever n Rnnnhlirnu
Ir"isln,nrc' he WAS n BrnuhIirnn' Minis
l. tr'say IN cnrrv his mensurrs. Inc bninad
~, ,Io,,,' I,, L;s 'unnnn,, nn,nnnr,ty IN
RcmIhlicans iuJis"riniuntelv. hnt hnth
Snts of his mcmbcrs were ALWAYS t,ouiI
mon.
NJ mouonolist c,rns which r,rt, wins
uc IL only ,,nxinus th,t Tho nnn,inntin,,
rnnvnntiGn or nnrh marty sbnulI n"mi
nate a cnndiInte whom he can control.
rims ore Tho ncnnlc nloycd with and
l;nnt onnrt law Tho Fetish. called ..nnriy
rlIt,Iinnro - ever hnuud tn tho churiot
,,,h,,,,is ~ tJ,oi, ,,,,,,,css,,..
I,uop <lI..,w ,ND WHY?
Mill r'o ,,',t LOW, 'nmatLin,, from
tba ~" Tho 4 rricon no~rneSS IN liza,
I,,,n' ,.,,,,rtr,, n.,,.h t,iIo had i,s tsIish
,,d i 49,, fn,ri,t oa.h ot%n,. fn, itS an.
',ror'',,;, nuI Lnih "i,Ias SaId tho ,risr,,-
p ,.' ,,t t,,,' ,nng. ntTi"s
,L, y.Lit. NM, n. ,i,,.,.
80 Tho I,hnr;nu man ,otos far
his Entish liza Dpmnrrntir Marry.
SUI tho rn,,,,,. vote. r,,, hi. ErliIh ~
,;,'nIIi,.,n ',,,.,,, and thn ro.nIt H. tLrt
rnib n,r hnlIrJ nvnr, as cantiyes ia thc
,.,rrun,iomists and mnnnnniiSts which,
,,,.,,, IiIn wins
N,rl, his. tho ighnrrrS and the pro-
al" nnvor vim,
Let no man say that desire to array
,,un class in this rouutrI, auniust Dnut,, +
.jDSs. MOI So. | wish 10 set all classes
,TYinst thr rnrruptionists. The nlun,lcr-
RS and the absyrbcr, of other ne Iple's
o,rninrs wrnn~fuIIv nv hnught lr"is-
inti,,n' md snr1liin,r for fin, whole nno-
ME desire TO array them against such
mon only. And If to any il seems diff
urgently lot him reflect that among the
common people of the country there is
NO political bribery. corruption. or de
Sire TO do ANYTHING pXcept to have good
,,,,nrnmnnt und1r which. mon may
inru for themselves and their families Il
whnInsomo Subsistence and "A fair com
nntauco.
Every convention of either Marty is
nrryented, if possible. from nouninating
INV nrnununcrJ friend of the laborinu
min or Ami. MouOnolist to high Office.
Witness the fate Of MIR. Thurman, the
man nf nil. in the convention calling it.
saIf Demorratic at Chicago.
ynTE ToGtruER. Is ruE ONLY REMEDY.
What then il thr remedy for these. so
r,nn.trois nyilso How can the people.
Tho true Democracy. renossess them
selves of their poyernment.to make laws
to nrntcrt their own interests and to re-
w. those rrn,t wron~s and cnusc the
tiInderers IN dis~orre their robberies
lro', tha Tr".snrv3
,."rr ,,np rnIp49n,pry. WILL. NOT
rnst, yor'r I',rr
r,o or,, hoe .on airoodv COVE forth. "Jf
t,a naonio mt n thirS cSndid,tn in the
tinId P tbpse Who vote far him will throw
,',.,' ,hair yntos :, Re- II so rrhn voter
M lo worse tbnn throw away his vote
" H. ho W. votoS for a;thrr candid,,e Of the
an ~" rUIi ao' Snnh rot" tbarabv nernct-
,atnS Tho r,,io IF HI nnnressors withnut
,rnto. ny r. NV his vote no mis- or Lrnns
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