The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-09-18

NJ COVERS ALL the oaoupU
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The Mulr n,rnCssnd.

SAN ANTON q, Sept, ll.-iSpcrial a
special to the Express from B'slror, Wa
Mcpgde, says; George Washington
Jones IL on Il strictly. In the Adycr
user of Ia morrow viii appear his hloou
eurdlinr war whoop, pronuncinmcuto w.
the voters ot Texas ami the hhrncsNlur
Of The celebrated mule, From the fol
low ing synopsis of the Independent In
depondent's address it Will be- seen that
agt has not witherri him nor custom
stalled his infinite variety, J. q people
OF lls-ttop all swear 10y Wash, hni IN,
Washington hRnd.protN or IN" AdNrr
tiscr Il Ia the throcS Of a mighty Issue.
He sAys:
go Ito People OF Texas
"lhe first Tuesday in November
the peOplc nj the tnl'Ci State
vote for President aud Vice
President and the people OF Texas for
state, district and precinct officers,
Wisely and well our patriotic ltther.
organized IA policy into general aud
local corrclatiOus. committing To tho
National Government Interstate anu
inter national affairs, and u the States
hcir local affairs, The pride aud hoaSt
Of a StntcS.right .unu ~" hnth lost ~
the partisan Who siirrruutr~ stale 10
National politics. That "a" bclnnrra..'
marty so called In Texas IN ISIS,
alarmed by IN" Gruouh,ck party,
fastened Ia express IN it, platform.
.aoptcd nj Houston ultra G~rucuback
sentiments bur was careful To- nominal"
ultra NnuiOna, bank men who aNuwcd
they were not in favor of National
banks, but who from that day To this
have done al! IA their power To sub,rrNo
the interests of lhCir National bank
masters, which affords example Of thn,
factinn's sincerity. To Illustrate; the
present Governor Of Texas, who WAS
then the Grecubark candidate for CON
gregs ,n 1875 against S~chlCchvr, J., 10y
scauipsenco, II not by positive declare
zion. the champion of National banks,
and 80 y,u have the lesson
by experience rs To- the confidence that
may be rrpuscd in that faction. lie
saws that the paragraphs ot lrclandS
message To the extra session OF the Leg
islature furnish an uncquivocal declara-
ton in favor oi herd law. yet the llouS-
ton convention nominated HIM hut
hodges the real issue. Tho success oi a
herd iaw in Texas means the consolida-
ton of the land power and grinding the
Door. The fool that votes the Demo
cratic ticket, SAYS he, under the pro-
tense that party faction, as such IN OPP
posed to the herd law and wins
our sympathy if he does not
exotic our contempt. believing
that this great question lies
at the foundation OF stable government
and being in accord with the
masses of humanity. ! accept the issue
rendered by the Houston convention,
and announce myself n candidate for
Governor, and though i do not regard
State aud Federal policies AZ in sym
pathy, | have no cOncealmcnt to make.
The Government should raise its
revenue by "A tariff, SO adjusted as'to ios-
Ter and encourage American industries.
The credit OF a nation, instead of being
formed by "A class, should he utilized in
the interest of the whole people.
Public Lands should be securod
10 actul settlers, securing "a
masses future homes. Public education
should be encouraged. Instead OF pro
yiding "A fund to educate the children oi
the twenty-tirst century educate those
OF the present generation. Let any maj
shaIlenge his memory and he will not
fail TO responu that he never knew Il
father and mother who could read and
write whose children mark an az" and
there il not a fool in Texas who does not
know that education begins at the cradle
And ends ONLY at the grave, and II host
teachers are fathers and mothers,
and there in not n fool
in Texas to-day who does
not know that the culture of children
~ tho present generation, is worth a
million one hundsed years hence. After
having his peppery respects to the Dem
%nosatic method of handling tho school
fund and calling on all the righteous to
arise and belabor the Office seeking
Dcunocrats. he concludes AZ follows:
.As the Democrats, SO called by their