The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-17

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fhs.er, X HyneI a hayhsil III
inislis, A. st4kie, Willsw Tp0mpspn
urossmar Wiiusr ! iisot
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II. Meyer, q. Y 5,Fphaus, nv Bsxerl
roar rohrm prIraAfrs
J. y. Wl~rr. ~ Hsioh. y. q. Chhd'
0rDsEman q Y. Alderman. IL T. sbieN'
X. Hterfr, WI lism Thompson, l.. \ Oh
riscu. n Flsiol-r. n u II Wiley u ID Az
we'll, q. Il stephens. u Never J. u. cpi
ress. a, Marshall, j, y, llsa her ngi0n, WI
". Hateo, Wilton Il d'ey. " \. rh,yel
Ausutt ~ u. W, stronf, PM III my
A. stlk.s, Il Il roumas J NJ. MeCcr
mick
4 motion WIS carried that . c,mmltie'
al inuf be appointed by the CHI 10 70 pfupsf'
sn,t,ble rssolailns The following g,n
tlemen
WEIR sPPIsrEp;
| j, NJ. NeCotmck, l., 3. fhayer, +. X
Rogley and Rev, A. -'okes. Tnis com
miuse ie,Eod aud rep'r ed she io.io~ini
| REs 'LurlONs;
| WHEREAS, W., thu rr.u D,'cans OF ID las
county, Ia o'nyeniiun astsmo itd, DEF IA u
our du,y 10 exp'ss our Icnvletilns on Ger
tain itsu now rgliatug he pull @ mind
sid Issues rowing cut Ut aud iaciJrLt q
tie approaching c'napslsn, s'siu and ~
u nal, aud on.0~rtHll circuns hnr'a thai
have led to the pafti.l lila fgan'Za'iNn al
our part, IL this Ofuurv, az Ia tls state
and b-yH sut ortpp.ti uur u-''ulaess IN
the gfest h,nIe Tor good K,vtrnment, that
IL v inc iHhH., n uIihs republican psFty "a
wac Whaitver that Rf-ft clu -rratO'
OF l.barty sGd a CHRISTIAN Glyi lie sion exs.s
aud
WHEREAS. The great bods Of tho ioielli.
gen ispGo1o,ns IA our clutty have ultii
recently hrid themselves dlo1f rom che
| pTimsry ors,nZ tlols aud control OF the
! parry mrchiNefy, hnd for this reason a
loose, isctl6pui and unGsr.ain element mas
drilled "a tho su;fsca ald gvsnc3mLlsS.oh
10 tbs uariy, thus btinsiOg he name Oi
"Ieputliosuh iatu Jistcpus among good
men ot ell classes OF our clt'zsus; aud rs
W deem thus ppllcg su,cldal ~ QUE party,
ADD knOwl9g hat ,hH only eUsctu,i FemsdY
Tor ths EVIL IL for Tho maas OF tho pnsty ia
| rlsa Ia Their etrsus'h snd IebnRe such con-
duo; and
WmARsAs, We IN loolii < for ha causes
that have dsbAuCned our party machinery
have found the prime motive TO ba
& mot uussemly crsyiag and
thirst Tor the spoils Of federal
patronage. JUDGED 30 such a
de rec o. the dssi;e seized ihe social ID
leaders Of the republican parry OF or
! county, that tits suiiicient inducsmeni
4
her 30 soon NJ ne fecurec Office, and 10 such
g state Of affairs the honest, Il T. llisebt snC
conservative republicans oil on
county are prsctica!iv debsrred
FROM voice In the selection of CO.
pabIe and competent oficisls to oil ie1cysl
positions Of honor and trust. Therefore.
beit
Resolved, Tia, we rssftirm tie greet
principles Of he republican party as an
nounced la i.s pialiorm NJ the national
convention IN 1880.
Resolved, That we favor the nomination
OF free ticket Tor oil State Offices 10 be IL
ed at The approaching state election and
hefeov pledge our united and
vigorous support 10 the nom.-
nese 10 our party 'or said offices.
And in this connection We enthusiastically
endorae ihs Hon. q. G B,ncslsy OF Gray
son, as our choice tor governor and our
delegates 10 the state convention are here
by ina rue ed 10 put his mans ia nomiu q,
ton for sid position, shd 10 Cast the solid
v1le OF Ddllas county FOX hin, first, last
AMI IL the time.
Resolved, Thas our delegst 8 "a The con-
gfessioual convention are hereby rGussted
10 contend for An unlnstrnctSd delegation
to tbs Cnicayo convention.
Resolved, Tnat ell members ~ this con.
vsnyioa declare themselyes republicans
DEEPLY dyei 10 the wool and pledge our
hearty support with votes. time and ~ ousy
tor ali r publican nominees chosen for any
position by any aulhorizsd republican CON
venijon.
Rs,o, we'd, T0at we depoupcs the affidavit:
mil thai has beer GRADING gr.st for he de-
nartnleht4 ct Washington until tho
bone and skew o. the party
has been nearlJ ground our, and has souGh'.
or is nbous 10 sack, harmony in toe catuDs
of The opposition gnd va favor tha,pQlicy
OF Letting the Federal authorities oi;cOver
incompstsucy aud dishonesty in their en-
ployes without the aid of>protesslonal iii
Gayit.makeYs.
Resolved, That the county executive cf-
iicers sud committee are sutoorizsd to
adopt such meBsurees as may seem 10
Them FL ioOki6g toward the improvement
ot the status of our party IN Dai'as county.
Tne chairman stated that ths next thing
IN order was the election OF permanent
chairman aud secretary and an executive
committee. MIR. J. a. Mccormick was
chosen
PERMANENT CHAIRMAN.
Mr.. Mccormick WAS conducted 10 the chair
and returned his thanks TO the cows ntion
ia 3 few well chosen remarks. Allan Mar
shall, esq, vas elected permanent score
tary aud th = following
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
was chosen: e. G. Uhilds. J. Mossmsn,
X, Ravner. J. Il. Hatch, William rnomp'
fon, @. G Stephen, r. +. G Psyt)n, Sam
Wilson, John s. Heatheringtou. b. Meyer,
t. E. Thorn IS aud f. D. Steiano,
The business OF tbs conveLt'
being complsred. the meeting called
for . speech from K. Rsyner, the outgoing
CHEF man, who made n iew remarks TO the
fol owing effect: That he had been afraid
that Il ri would be trouble in the conven-
ton aud had come there expecting this, and
n NtI n
tions IN organizing the meeting IN perfect
ly fair and eqait1O e manner, knoEi 30
fsctions or sides, but let the majority have
full exsrassion of their preferences in tina
Temporary organic ition. He congratulated
the convention aud himasif thst g0oa
order and harmony had prevailed. Mr.: H..
P. Shields made good speech TO the effect
that IL
DID HIS HEART GoeD
10 see such representative gathering Of
solid business men coming out and assoCiat.
lug with the regular republicans OF our
county, and working for the elevation and
advancement o orr down-trodden party.
MIR. w. ID. Knowles endorsed the re.
marks OF Mr.. shields, and added thai IL
Wes the
CHBIsTIAN DUTY
of the republicans OF Dallas county and
the state OF Texas to exercise their irdivid-
ual and united rights as republicans from
the ward go, aua hoped that effective
measures woald be Adopted to briug about
q reconciliation between the Tins" aud the
"outs."
Proresaor d. II. Stokes followed and de-
liyered most sensible spd telling speech
which was received vita applause lie
hoped that
HIS RACE WOULD sooN
realize the fact ths; to gain recogn ton aud
position they must use the same means as
the white men do, that is, to climb up
the ladder round by ronnd and they will
surely reach an elevation that can only be
gained by carefully Watching the place
where the footing is safe and sure. Rev.
A LII PVT q q va tha assanlh nv fey WORDS