The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-24
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| HAsaiNor0s, Sent. 10, Coz 'rslou
focoe. There Geoms ~ DO a.. y o.
oct a dearlh poll est avs IN 80
around tho Uat 0nsi obn.,.'. No
Uithstaodiug Tho S,tlaat tho Pa.
dent nld tho fl'atof tmCmteis a. b.
c2D,Il,, except E6,,' t'V End co q,
haze returned o tr0.r .ssESc igf
9os.s OF duty, al-sr shove N1oa.'ocs
very Al,lo ofsn impors. mt natc'e Is
1si1s done In Fuy OF ;ho deng inen =
A low mlnOr olioial changes pa Oc'
cas'oually taking place, but Lhoy are
lrotog nature 10 eGc.e onTTen'.
ihe official sui'lo,.re, W 'ol Zoe a
t.y,e pass was opera,cd Whh a. M
va, },ng regularity, 10 - t't'rmfs
uie aad terror OF = q cat mA"v ] 'er IT.
li1an OH e-iolueI o., id 30 80 ~ ~
great many Osh oG Nq, kee"s 70
staud Idle a. prefer, g. ton- "he
cat sd iuLo requisites v 10 sc
TIDE OF MI. Villas in' % c. t'N
poslm,Ster. Its - tcft ,'Sv = $50
Inc Pres den. be jucrc'' - =. 10
tho pressure now r ,!o;
olUg mt 10 ttst t'uh
ian. aud change his att, 30 On 80
c., &c yice quest on, he " i'll noS s N6
EVIDENCE of tne same Unt' AZ: 80
na'l cleo lions now psud,rs IA some o.
lta States. IL IS o:5nlT c'g' med by
rldU ne ones here IL ho.n poi;t'ca.
10 , es, ihat rpnn 80 "e'rit OF lnsse
,'e.l Obs wall dercuO lne IL IRE o. tlo
"a, sBlvice law row IN operation. u
lsy pegu.l IN DenlC sr&-lc NiG'o .1es. ,.
il said, they viii ba ,SEen - co ca
{ ov ement of the p.eSeuL policy OF too
Gu,'uis ration, aud, Ms q c0Gset oence,
40 idea OF reform SET fC..n in he
cNit sorvice law wiz 90 81 ely sd-
,.e,sd 10 ard carried on Woo; Z
..oJ N owe Republican vet 'ries, Gay
" y 10 considered p n 'aDIle - hAe
Adu. 10, sIraiiOn aud w ! c. Gov. = 3
'.cloar swept and 80 adop. .on d ,he
o!G Jackson AN rOlicE, rhic. how
+, o.. is mere ma. or OF orinio /, and
noys.uly not we'll t1i.aI. President
C,b, alaud sees and !e1'irsS thsS his
dea CT
Civyr. SERVICE EEroErI
= meeting with poph ~ approAa', anu
W., III all probable Y, adrero 10 u.
Still, while The operation OF the civ Il
ler, leo law, now ~ force
oommeDds itself 20 Ina' ori;y OF poll
L'c,ans, 90 II in sympathy Win tbe ad-
III istlaLlor and op. Used 20 II, II rn-
mor DO true there are u number OIL
Democratic congressman who open =
denopuce it and express o dee min; o
ton 10 organize an lack upon 1t {
, re ne al meeting OF Congress. Some
O, tbese men are nfoMiDeub n nation
u uoltics, ana carry with them an W.
nusuee not 10 DO despised. n Inc IN
te.esC OF their constituents, they RoVC
cass & revival OF the good Old Cemo-
cate DAYS of Jackson, Polk, piert ,
a ID Buchanan, with ile old-'me !
lions served III old Time Style. a
sups hog and homi-Y, corn-Oread,
reach and honey for gala days, end
't'aight old Bourbon for constanoy'"
.uch q policy would undoubtedly be
acceptable TO great many Dem ocra'S
who have been led TO bellev5, rom q
ong course Of precedeOV, ,ha6 40 The
vic yors Belong the spoiis," Dut it is
doubtful whether IL would subserve
,le best interests OF TIE Demo cratic
marty. EesideG being & violation o.
the promise set forth in EresL.
dent Clevelands letter OF acceptance.
IL would involve o question
OF e%pediency. In conversation Will
ths writer, O. few days SINCE: bro NJ
mont Republican member OF tue
United States Senate declare. - e. 30
the intention of the Republicans y
the SeuSte to cpcr wer uno'; tbe 60
III. abstraction, and 10 look mo ell the
removals IL bad IN: de on 10 gcaund
OF offensive partisanshi". Should this
happen 10 be tho case in view OF l.
possibility OF en- opeu I'u!ture oetwee l
The President end \ l,epctiiCan SEN
ate. . careful policy is dem andod from
tho administrator, TIE President
ssems 10 have realized This isct whoa
no called a halt, some hme since, n
he paritication OF civ.! service.
AS the lime draws near for Cor
CESS to convene. quite n number OF
prominent memoar3 are Wishing
Washington 10 look alter the iateree's
OF tneir constituents, aud 10 make 2f-
rangemants for periectiDg measure s to
To considered this winler.
THE TAR IF QU,sc troN,
though a. present KEPT in the back
ggolnd. promises to be an important
one in the peEb CONGRESS-. The Pres
dent keeps his own counsel in the mat
teg. but it rs suTuliaed Uy some that
his views are in harmony with GDoge
OF the Hon. William Z. Morrison, Of
(: mos, in whose aollLy and pJ'l.lc2l
ipteg .'Ity he mas, it seems, 80 au'C ihS
attn. IN view OF the an ,cic 1ted
s.ormy discussion OF tue lGr.l II 10
ueEt Congress. considerable interest
attaches to the poss. bls organi1at, on
OF vhe house. III is now pret.y geDer-
sir Believed in Washington ,hat an
understanding nas reen arr we'd at De-
tween the Randall and Carlisle wings
| OF the house, looking 10 Inc luminous
| re election OF The Hon. John G.. or"
! ljs!e as next speaker. The ya-eieo' on
OF Mr. Carlisle would be but an o. en-
Sion 10 him of a sine honored co!,r, esq
OF Democracy, and it would 90 an en-
inently fitting trioCt3 TO the dlsin-
| ru,shed parliament AIRY ab 4Sies VIII
which 10 presided ovet tue last noV&e'
| SHOULD no be reelected, wnich is a :
| ,opeGner probable, i6 may sarsiy be
F.! ernectgd Gnst the Hon. Samuel j. II IL
| dali will be chsirman Of the com =
lee on appropriations; the Hou. Wi
liam T. Morrison, of Hire ),
ceairmsu of the committee on
| WAYS and means, sud tra
Bon. Andrew G.. Cc.o;u, CT PenrS; =
| yauia, chairman OK me &C II o. " q
foreign relations. N :. CaTiiA o ) 81
| enthusiastic free t,a6er, end his re.
, e eclion would be n signal Giiumph q,
/ his wing OF lhe party over the Eanda |
wing, which favors 3 prqtecaiys tx IL
| n was given ont by Waahing,on pa
pery thaG tue Hon. II. @. Mills, of i'eS-
AZ, would present to tle nexG Corgraas
an elaDoraGely framed and cohs.rr c" ID
tsrlff bill which would cause noJ q Ji-yie
comment. Considerable ourio1iLy i.
manifested 81 TO the nature eud intent
OF this bill.
Much interest is displayed at Wet
lng'on in the
APPROACHING STATE ELECTIONS
about 10 ne ned IN New Yo"L, Viz
pinis and Ohio. Various ideas a. &
their probable results are advanced il
| the hotel pariors and Hobbies OF toe
civ, From all information gleaued
the wcitsr feels warranted ia saying
that Onio and Virginia will, Ia AZ
probability, glye Demoerstic victories
| The result III New York is e1ceedine-
" doubtful. Much depends in the LAT
ter State, upon the candidates selected