The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-10-30


noW gmng on. Thou iurnlug ~ The ~.
iUnrH Gov, Ahl 10 continued
Aud ln presnnsIug Gnv Cleveland
90 this HudiHIlr tu-uight believe
40 hfmly Hs l i've tLN l hHyo the
pleasure 1T pfUHrnIug fhu ttHt prusi-
dent ~ the uniild Sihtes. IRE
monduus applause aui cheers were
given Tor Gov 'loVnlnr'l Wien
ilenca was restored GuNrfuur Glove
land stepped forward aud ben ciUar, Tcsu-
nant Vuirn that could hD hg1rd ia ovory
part Oi the auditorium, spoke a. iullnWsi
CLEV IA rs sl'.tcn,
FL LLoWHIIiXENa; | am htrp 10 Flr'.
the county and state whore | was porn,
In response "a tho invitation oil many ~
MY political friends and humper "i
those who rs ngighhOr- tDurIuhrT "a,
family II tApy do not ur, ] DO Ue wish
Ia attompt any inlse prctcusa 10y deCltr-
! ing that ever since inc day,
when a very small boy,
lett this state I have lauguishel
In M enforced absence, and luurph i'
tread pgUn uu ~ soil, "nd yet ! may
,av without ulirvtalion thcWsS Of luc has
/ led Wt, from cha tHy of mN birth o. inc
I yiurr of nav nativity, aud The nnmoH ui
| caldwell Hud Newark, anu th' W"nu-
rics 'Ouurrtud with these places, arc is
/ fresh ,ts over.
} AiNa mover beau di-loNal to my ua-
Z 1.-Two state, but have ever Kept a place
warm iu NV heart ,pr tlu love ! chrr'~h
I then that / shall nor be regarded
lDS - rucrunW SON, hut that ! may
wifTiHnt... challenge, lay claim To
nv pInct ss born Jer,oyman.
IK,ucwed ann attSe. II you wiz grant
me Ibis, | shall not IN i.u modest 20 ~,
sum. tn share tho nridc whlrt' Spu M
must feel In tho position the state NJ.
l a af iNNaNW
holds Ia tho country 10 day lho MS
tory of the state dates beyond tho tiwu
when our uuiou was formed. Its iNrm
/ lands exceed In average value per aero
| that OF any other state, and u easily
! leads all the states In number oil import
Mt industries When We consider lhr
I CITY of Newark we find a municipality
ranking as the fourteenth in poi
| of pOpulul ion among all the cities
/ Of the land IL loads every other city Ia
| three Important industries; IL IL second
only in another; and third in still au-
other. OF cOuse all these Industries me-.
cesSitato the existence Of - large labor
| ing population. This force In my opin-
! ION ~ u further element of strength and
greatness. In the state no part of the
community should be moro Interested
| in Hisc ami Just administration OF
| their government. None should Toe bot
| tor informed as 10 their needs and rights
and none should guard more yigilautly
| against the smooth pretenses Of
| i,lso friends. Cheers. In com
mon with all other citi-
aens they should desire an honest
and economical management OF public
| affairs. IL is quite plain To mo That the
! people have right tOdemGnd that no
more money should b taken from them,
directly or indirectly, for public uses
than is necessary for thls purpose.
] tho yigsb. AF fb.A o.
| eminent to exact tribute from tho ciil-
zen is limited to its actual necessities,
and every cent taken from the people
beyond that required for their protection
by the government is no better than
robbery. Wesurcly must condemn thon
a system which takes from the pockets
, of tho people millions of dollars not
needed for the support of the govern
mont, and which tompts To the inaugu
ration of corrupt schemes and cNtrava-
giant expenditures. LApplause.l
The Democratic party has declared
that taxation shall be limited by the re-
quirements OF economical government.
This is plain and direct,
and II distinctly, recognizes
! tho yglue of labor and its right To
governmental care when it further de-
CARES that the necessary reduction IN
taxation and Limitation thereof u the
country's needs should DO effected with
out d6priving American labor Of the
ability 10 compete successfully with for-
eigN labor, Gud without injurinS the IN
| tGr2sts Of our labOring population. AT
| this time, when the snfroEes OF the
! laboring men are oinduStriouslyso sought
they should by careful inquiry, II seems
to me, discover the party pledged
, To the protection Of their interests, and
! which recognizes in their labor some
thing most valuable to the prosperity OF
she cauu'r. and primarily entitled to
| iLsegIe aud protection. An Intelligent
examination viii lead them TO The cS-
4r"iSa of their interests aud the welfare
| Oh lhelr country 'iltniihiiiE an" SUI
ur peri r'han1e OF thcir uuyy ~ tno
, ballot b"N VIII result III t9eir injury
and betrayal NO party ana no canal-
! date can nave cause u coihpt".u os tho
| ireo and intelligent expression OF the
peoples WIN Tins expression |lil DC
! Tree When unlhuuohced ny appears u
| prejudice or thG sehsoiess cry OF uahEer
seliishly raised by parry thnt seeks
and it will be intolliEe MT. |hen based on
calm deiibcratien ana run appreclaliou
81 the duty Of good CITIZENSHIP. Long
continued choerihG: IN eoVefnineu1
! o' the people Il" l"'llla't pAtIy gains 20
! itSoIi all the patriousW winch Inc cOuIi-
| try contains. The popularity OF our IN
stitutlous ana ire pubic welfare surely
do not depend upon unchansing party
ascendenoy, ous upon 3 simple BUSINESS
like administration OF the AFFAIRS OF
| government ana tho annFecinnon by
public olneers OF the tacJ taat they are
the peoples servants, NOS the masters.
| Applause.
| speaking thore were prolonged ana