The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-16
IR0QU0lS EL0QUENCE.
A Love Feast ~ tho Democracy a,
Chicago.
Telling Letters FROM Mr.. Tlldcn aud
senator Bayard.



'his ouy.c IMPOSED of gen lem ~ promiueut
10 the democra 10 party, gave lis ,hifd an
nun banquet a. the Palmer house this ~, :
mig. Tho local aitsndsuoe Was very
large, In addition 10 shich
there wss gathering OF distinguished
gentlemen ir, m all parts II the couniry.
Mr, r Shine N. Phelps, president 81 me
dab, Introducing ~ eassrs ut he evening
nd epeaking OF the 'oauois, said: This
@ uh hiss .x.r I'd IT. !, Il renee Tor fefvrn In
nj I cs, aud especially IN the great, great
eIsa, aues ion before tue ueopls oi In ~
| rriorm, believing that II Is tho only
sure road to property In this county.
sow that the wheels Oi cnmmtroe 'nruu'h
gu, the length AID bresd n of the lana are
clogaed by n bur deusome system pfoiec-
tive t,xr., W tr.i tne peep u Ia III under
| -innd aud ~ act upnn TINS im p"i act issue
as euaole tnems, Ives to cimp,ti IN The
| mark is OF The world ana
he American 1ig 10 nist again triumph
| an'ly on every bet ns oi ior- unotr d. iuu'
cratic auspicpa After An nddrsss by 90 o.
! nal w @, Z. b .ukcntidge, ~ K-niGcsy,
mon thu .hupmen': fhc Il .ubic ~
| I1divisibl, Uniou oi lode tue lbl- ) n'a',"
'he following letter VAS READ from ex-uoy'
| srtor riidet:
| y W YtRg A I'll H. lisL
GrsiL .MAN:-l nsvr the honor 20 receive
youe inut,lou 10 the hlrd nnnu,l 10 =
] u
.utmsnt "rrn Fuus'tl Cpis tuh"n 20
1 have 81 o eirived puvh G
! .eltrrh a.knr written ruspous' IN tue sem
timent iu c,ss nm prevented from atcnd'
ltp. / hsv. been Tor some time, qua am
| -ull .xeopiolblly rrgrnssed With hnsintss,
wb,cl / have no power "a
defer. or abandon. must
rhprpi1re, Communicate with Won I'm
writing ara my ,Ser inns be br'tt o.
h ,otmsiinn OF the t,dr a cars iinnon
q u,erl uc Mouii, Wlolai Zen 90 n
sficti us mpmbpr ui no Convention, punE
ssed wnet he thought Of he CO nj utioL
rorlies: 'Inat depends upon bow ~ T.
construed" rhe democratic patty or 81.
nsted N tbe rssisiSgc1 al the p'or'
to the ofl,rts whioh wera mad
10 change the character Of our
goyernm,nt by a ia Sc construction
If the constitution. imposing on
the new sysem, mOnerchiai
hiss. Mr. Jsff rsoI'B elecson IN 1880 reg
cue! our tree institutions from the perils
which surrounded them nd secured Sky
years. administration m ,inly w h'rmo ny
With their design md rue c1Arao'cr.
When the attempt was mao. 10 nreys up
the union ana /, dism. mher the t'rr'-
rorisl integrity OF the country, people
we're c,mrelled to mae manly
chaice bsiweer these cal mites and the
dangerous irnueucss Of civil war upon the
character OF the government. They
solved to save the union
drst aud TO repsir the dam re whics oaf
political system miphs sustsin.
wnen IN ire immiuent dangers al
nesn provided sgaiutt. The fir.
work hand been succss sfuliy accom- plished.
ut twenty years have sisce elapsed and
the work Of restoring the government % It,
,.1 oh r - N 1, i-h
Or wise nuces ors had warnod W.
II we fali into civil drcoros our Tree svhiem
vas ljnbe 10 pc rish III the stIug IL b. NJ
insenshlc change VI chsrorter, Not OILY
have the best traditions o. pstriots
phs won iud.pendsrcs aud esablnhsd
freedom lost the'rr authority, but cur ,'ee,r'
i.hci political system 10 oloNlY
tossing 1t. hold 'upon lie I'M
der 'he fungus groSths Of falls
contradictions Hnh oorrup'iuns The nov
arUmpnL u eff his b,come n menarirr f9t-
tor IN else ions A. long ago aH 1876 ex-
Or, s,ed the opinion thet the opp sition
mut embrace ut tbs bsginping Of The
ctyass twn-thifds OF the vot re t. main.
lain m iriy a. the. election In tnis
history repeats 'tsplf In most c0ult.ip.
the government msilrsirs itiei
nv force or fraud Even in n
odinparai ely popular system Of Eng
ana, the monarch has mil
la,,ly controlled The majority Of psr.
lament and frequently decide ID
elections by cour' vori, i1os aud none,
aiken from the punlic treasury This "
hard saying. but the rscan' public ton oi
the pApurs of dec ssed -tat SIN ~
ieave- 10 doubt upon the euhl'o' III our.
own country the suvtrpmen,,
instead of Standing. as an i'm
partial Ubiter, amid the conflcis
,f ma urirg opinion and contendirg inter
eats. has iis,lf descsnded into the creur
eanippcd W tn AL tue wespons NJ pirtizir-
min Is myriads Of riiise-nniiers,
~ alliance with or against vat p cuniary
in 'efesls, its unlimited command a.
money, LEVIED from its defendant,
and cln ractors have suffered
to determine the m MY. In every
case bur one. In that case u collected
military forces around the capital and b
this and other menscss iltmidaied the
congressional represent tive, Of .
oui,h the fruits Of their VIC or,
,ni to surrend + the government 10 The
c .ntrol of u minority. N, reform
If administration Is possible 90
long NJ TIE government 10 d..
/. under the dominion ~ false doc ,in,s
and animated by enormous I.cuni r,
,nisr,s'B in he perpelusi'on NJ existing
,husps. The fret ,ilennl sie,
n the reform NJ ,ur pov'rn -,ens ust M h
fnrd.meit Change r. 'he pp'icv o. i,s al
mirrt sti,n The W rk ~ r.f rm will b.
d fficu enough win The who p,wr ~
rgDyernmeit exer ed In acc mplshiuR
a. | hsva such faith IN the bebigua' I
r yile, CO VIII CT has presided over The
I.,tny II cur cODnlry IN every groa,
rial, hitherto. tntt DO not despair
Of our ultms'e dtlIvernrce. Though
| en- no longer asuire - be one
In ia IN
work. bid these npoD Hhom ihis augu ~
mission nav fall, God speed.
Thu reading of Mr. Ti,dsn's letter sas
later folio we'd BY the SUI lined c,mmuni.
cation from Serrt B,vlrd NJ l,~sr,:
WA Isor,s. A s.-To Coming Jud Z.
IN lima. etc: -
Id0lvrecsiv d the inv talon Of me pol'
ic.l committee OF the lroqu lis 10 attend and
mask ut their sprusl bsDouet on tn.
10 h inst. My remember,nces OF their
az spit,lity one Year seo, wien 10 was my
20 d 70 rtuue 10 be their guests lie poten.
nducsment ~ renew the pleasure
nui sn ,yey Ut my Il | | Of du'v here pre-
rlnds- II. Measure. Of great imp rtance
arc now pending before the two houses
Il congress, ard 1t Is imposs,bIe
10 fors,.ll when th.y may come up for
liscussicn. The welfare Of the couutry,
ard the rrosreti'y OF all uss.es
aud QCcu nations, dtmiud the
ioosening 81 restrictions upon production
ed irade caused by tho present tariff laws.
rnicn ara probably com esting every
branch Of msnua ture, prohiouins sx-
Oh .nees with oth'r ma ions, cor vulsing our
one n rrget with alternate = cit. ment and
,suressiops and compel ed the laborinr
men TO obfsin Their daily breed
1nt by readiness I, work
i udly, hut bv depend-rce
,nrn the cordit,on Of our home market
aI1ne and rs capsciiy, ftfdl lily aud
n. regularly, TO affpd them
smul,ym,nt. This Is the CONDITION
,r.,i,.. a, a trp attitude ri the republican