The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-22
EASHFAGToN LBfTEB.
! RECENT STATE ELECTIONS
- the Political Situation 1T the
so,tsl Mastsrs Before the Coming
Csngress = The President at
work ON lila Assssse-A
Gay session, Etc.


"a hsys scm what changed the DO
"a situation here. TIE d,ssasisfac
8 that existed ia the party. aud
hlch was aiarmiagly apparent hsre 1
~ time since, seems to have disap
rel almost as by magic. aud signs
harmony ara abundantly evident
|hsther this has haea due TO the
btufsl impetus given TO charity aud 8
hi O! forgiveness, by glorious sue
z. or whether il has been br,uah,
md By the action OF the president in
ldly asserting hia Democratic ideas
words ard actions Iince the elee
"A. isa problem for consideration
certain it's that peace has been
noft restored. There ia now very
Ne talk OF "a war being opened
sinss The administration by Con-
IS. RspublIcans sesM somew hat
Ged and Democrats pscified. his il
nss for con GRADUATION. The outlook
q for q eims anything but encous sg-
and gave promise of a season ct
kuble VITA doubtful issue. The sud
hness with which the storm di.Ap
bred but shows the great faish
trust ordinarily placed
tho Democratic party 10 its
kders. Issues Of q doubtful
ture, advocated in the past, seomeu
indicase weakness on the part OF
he OF It's leaders ill conveying out
ends advocsied by the party aud
sdmlnis erlng Democratic govern.
hot. AS @ natural consequences a
Fm OF Indignation and wrath arose
70 was sssumipg gigantic proper.
hs and causing grave approximations,
len doubJ was 0lspelled by the very
ders In question showing their sin
bly, IN eNdeavoripg 10 advance the
6rests Oh tho party. Instantly all
erness van soed and was rsplscao
generous Loyalty. Damsgogusa ssy
this suade1 change shows beyond
o1bt thai only q iaw disgruallad
ce-seekers wsre dissa,itied with the
|aidenL's policy. AS mater of
the very ieverao was tue. Dur
the doubtful days OF MIR. CIeve-
as administration only those who
been carsd tor with tat Offices wefs
tent. Tbs great masg Of Democrats
10 digs2tit fled, MT because they
IL not oct into cfiice, but because
y wsn,ei Democratic government,
ch 1t seemed Was not TO be given.
innatiops had beeu cast upon Mr..
veland as being a Republican In
gulse, witness how prompt was
change when ne ms0e itu mietak-
thai he was 6 Democrat and
taed to bis party. The St. Joseph
Eette Aptiy expressed the situation
bn 1t eaiC: ''rhe Democratic party
we ali things has al abiding faith
IS leaders, aud will go with Thorn,
things else being equal, to the enda
pc Garth. Bos above all things II
pts Democracy. Republican con-
ation Is all poppycock." And
inSeed ia ir1o. LIST the leaders o,
Democratic party nut move on in
plight track and they Will fad an
nciDl6 host az their heels ready 70
lain them against all opposition.
let thera taiter and they will
edily be "weigbed and found
pting." Lot Mr.. Cleveland but ad-
lister Democratic government and
will have the anbr0ken support of
party. For this he was chosen,
TO this ho Is pledged. No halfway
ns or measures, Either the Demo.
10 party won last fall or it didn't:
II after tho conquered army sur.
1ers the victorious army IN turn
lenders to II, somebody has turned
Tor, and that somebody must be
he'd ike an egg shell. But we re.
to feel that the victorious army
assert Its functions. III q whole
c0nhsca,ion OF arms and sccou re-
ts was not at once demanded, IL
been, and will bs gradually
mplisbed, and before long every
ket. sabre, bayonot, piece OF ar.
~ and round Of ammunition will
pontiscated and all the prisoners
ed away. May thst day be not de-
good many congressman are here
Others are arriving every day. Ae
patlnapy Of them are being inter
red daily by newspaper men here,
local papers contain In every issue
ulatiuns as to tho probable impOr-
work OF tho next Congress. The
Cati0ns arc growing tn A.
coming session viii,
an eventful one. The
Hiding of the navy and an increase
e army promise to play an impor-
part In the work to b. disposed of.
urged that toe Democratic part,
EDGED TO strengthen both tho army
navy. Undoubtedly the navy
receive considerable attention, as
Reorganization and total regenera-
10 one OF the pet schemes OF the
lnissretion. Congress this ses. ion
is TO be approached win several
ntio schemes Tor internal i'm
ement. The newest Of these and
me most important 10 Texas is the
psed Improvement Of Galveston
or. The paroles at tho head OF III s
me want 10 get an appfopriaipn
sytteu Of jbtties TO Cost S7,000,00O
GOO 600, aud to have the work
b cut of the hands OF tho Uoited
y engineers and placed in the
stof Captain Esds. An appro-
ion OF moro than 100000 viii
lsked Tor the Henpepin canal,
me, which has In view the con-
lilo OF ship canal from the Mis-
ppi jver 10 Lake Michigan at
hg0. The whole Northwest is
ID to- ute the demand that this
shall ,huiit, aua al effort viii
ad0 TO LeieSt any river or har-
ct that does not provide for its
lruotion. The president has be-
him now a very difliouls and deli
question, ard one mat wild in all
Apility have to be considered by
Ir6se. IL involves this whole the
md practice OF the government In
lon 20 tho ntatus and rights of our
ralIsed cllizsus. Theqnestion 10
Whether foreign govornments,
Aus ria and Germany, shall b.
red to continue 70 ignore the
y OF naturahzsd American citi.
A number VI citizens OF tho
I'd States wnils vieiting Germany
austria are constantly being
ana forced into the armies OF
two countries 10 serve out ur-
rod terms oil military service.
pr wfittbg 80 far has done
good. Bismuok receives our
DstHtions with "a Bardonio
q and siill keeps our clti-
IN the ranka. Under Arthur's
inistration Mr.. Frolinghuyson
g tho usual diplomatic protest, but
d no effect. A number of our citi.
who ~ the time ot thls protest
10 tho German army, forcibly DO.
~, arc thore yet. II remains 10 be
whether a Democi atic auminis-