The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-14
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Asa general rule u NAV na safely Son
ceded thst therels more or less dlslAs iaiaa-
ton expressed ard ielt after tho result oi q
national convention has honn announced,
but by drawing the party lines oloiely ana
orackinrthe political whlp, the grumblers'
the dlssst s0sd and the disappointed are
generally found after a time being In their
acc lslomod pisces In the rerksoi The party
10 which they mty belong. This Dc the case
m Al psr.'gs and there has not So. been I'm
exception TO this rule Ia the political histo-
~ Of the two great parties Of this country
un TO the time Of the n1i0urnmtnt
ofthe late national republican convention
a. Chicago last week. The nomlna-
ton OF BLAINE, however, promlaea
20 WORK o. revono Of the rule, and the iudi'
cations NJ rr6sent sre that the independ'
erts Of Mes York, headed by GroR0H
WILLIAM CuBriH, ard the dissaiislcd Ger
mnna, under the Leadership OF OAUL
! scHurz. viii cut loose entirely from tho
prty traces and support somo other romi-
ne other than JAMES G. BLAINE. Il iafolly
TO ssseft thnt CUHrf7 and uuH and other
eastern independents Lovo 10 fol owing
Thor following is numtroua, their power
r-oa'. md viii De felt whom the proper
time comes 10 assert their cause. They nfo
no p'enig5 in politics. and whether or mol.
they urouoao TO- select a candidate AZ their
oFr lihirr. or whether they Intend Co sun.
port The democratic standard hc'rCr or fall
in with the %fyocutlck organ.
zf'.o1 90 not n mater Of
much concern now, but tbelr
3 rorou7 proteG. Hpnius. The nomination Of
Nm BLAZE, ard their stili moro vigorous
and openly oxprersod digcontort mud avowel
Of uor-surport 10 causing much alarm
among republican lsadeT8, md IN thereon
s'crnAtion and dsmey they Rre wondering
uthey really sro tie handwriting on The
W n Every day bringg "a intelligence
bet the discomfort at Artt expressed ovtr
the result, Of tho work at Chicago 70 growing
more wide spread, is daily becoming more
! deep seated ord settled, ard thai there g.
no power 10 stsy the storm that "a brewing
and promises 10 break the rank and flo Of
tho dominant ptrty. MR CURTIS is IN New
York consulting with the Independent
lead ira in regard TO whG' proper Gteps
should be token TO aid the cauEo o!
the better element q their party, while
we arc told that M. SEIZURE Is
IN s.. Louis, his old home, 10 advise with
his German friends with reference to the
proper course To pursue. Mr.. Busch, one
OF the wcaitLiett ard most prominent Ger
man republicans of Missouri, has openly
announced that he Will not under any cir
oumstances support the nominees Of the
chicago convention Of the Sth inst. 0lber
equally prominent republicans Of Chicago
and New York have elso made the same
announcement publicly and openly. and 60
widespread and 90 strong is the movement
Of the independents that IL is beginning 10
lock rs If Mr.. BLAINE 10 doomed TO feel the
blows Of those fer whom he las always *
pressed the veriest contempt.
With a liberal platform, framed in The IN.
tores. Of ell sectors Of the
country, and with candidate Of
unblemished public records, there is
no reason why the nominees Of the
democratic party al Chicago mex. month
would not receive the support Of theae dis
contented Independents, O maioriiy Of
whom have for some time been e%ndeavor.
ing 10 cleanse the republican party Of Tvs
corruption. but in which they have most
sleaally failed, and now that they are con
vinced that they are com PEELED TO look
else Tor means TO enable them 10 Guo-
cass'ully carry TO fuition their efforts,
they will watch with much eaRerDess and
the result Of our national d-li5er-
alton next month. Hence, we are not Sur
prised at the alarm that has seized the
managers oftbe BLAINE campaign. ard can
express no wonder at their trembling over
the result that promises to be brought
about next November.