The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-08
An Ei,Cant Address on the Necessities
ans BENEFITS Of Education.
\ BRILLIANT PARTY ON A DRIVE.
The ilg beech In Nashville on the Tarih
r'inl.bad, and Mach Applause anh
AM eciation Manifestrd -
uying ~ splendid iime,
AND DEPARTS FOR ALABAMA
NJ, n,n.n,l.s sre.rn-con,Inn.d.

win Ju TUESDAY night, ana whicI
reached he Herald office aiter the pa
Per hal zone 20 press Wednesday morn
ing.--Eu,l
IMpuiTs OF THE UNITED STATES
doubtla-s are about S5OO,0Oj,00O Or IN
100000, 80 about SILT, 0u0,OO0 Is received
from 1T source which would give al
average 'ate of duty upon foreign pro
duats of per cent, aud ii you via, II
~ iutrl gent. business-like nlanner
ilaiu Inc duty on the same articles
hieb,r a,d the duly on some other atti
cles !uN er, II general average car
be ,laintained SO as u
serve LNo Important objects
First revenue sufficient 10 support
tlu -uyt 'nment of the United ates
sac6ra, n amount sufficient 10 iLci'
lauta protect every industrial inter
Us, ~ a. country. Nov,
FREE TRADE,
Ia INV iu lgmeut, IL aUsOiuteiy ltnpOssi-
ele haJW cen the cuuntrl's whore NE
buaiaess ate OF interest in the one Is
lower the busiile IS rate ~ interest
IL tAe ~, er, or where lower wages are
pai8 ian he same services IN one than
III lhs er; for when Il lower rate OF IN
tsrestr. St. and lower wages arc pald,
uu pinditiou of things VIII
oUa around that viii bring
n, ,rchsu !iee to the country
where tb,s higher rate of interest pte-
va.s. o. adopt one Of TWO remedies,
tie, 1ust either lower the rate OF in
t,~.ssor ldupt the doctrines 0nunciated
,ir the last Democratic platform, made
Sast Jul p at ChI'ago, by iillng up the
gap orl son the cost of the article in
ihe i15clJu country and the cost OF the
aytio.4 % this country The platform
euuAr.s.ad no new doctrine. II was
ihalut1il ID by Mr.. Madison; it was
nl&il ldneG by Mr.. Jefferson,
by Gei.. Jackson, and 1t was
maintained by James X. Polk il thar
celshraI / letter to my own tOwllsman,
Jahn s. Payne, in 1911, and upon which
letter {arios K. PolK and George NJ, Dali
ias r,trn j my state. have, during the
dizzy, ba4 an opportunity OF visiting
sa;no pt the notwithstanding establish
mems u, this city, and | have been
greatly ruck with the advance made
ADD ll,a perfection reached in this par
uarliculgl, and when | look in the coat
III aJGi,, Tennessee | say 10 mvself, IL
VIII bog he long before this people will
neeC 70 I'd 70 that place between the
two wciis "manutacture," so that it
sha ,eal
MERGE.
tel gnu we have a right iptthe south
10 i've well. Every nation on earth
strl,g les to that end, and why not the
-ruJuf You have been endowed y isl
aitls < ~ ght also say, far beyond these
gantlenel, who undertook To state in
III ojtliNa on The tariff, that when we
uiap,6d ais principle in our platform
uers iivorng a new doctrine of leg
isr.t.ph, we're utterly wrong, and the
tqttb 1 hst0ry does not justify them.
THEORY vs., STUDY.
Is ig very easy for statesman or a
yliiticiau to theorize on the tariff. IT.
sitges a al OF study, butif l construe
the Cui3ago platform upon which we
have elected n Democratic president, |
Wani to aail IL a perpendicular by way
Il Contradiction, from horizontal scale
81 measure it. That is, TO measure The
cost 40 g, SIGH any given g ticle i'll this
.oQ0try can compete with foreign ar
,icle u tao same nature. The revenue
il 10 3s b adjusted rs while allo'eing it
tli be pro- ection to American industries
it VIA q. enact monopOlies. This il, in
NV ild, 'nent, what tho Chicago plat
.urlli i'irgus.
" Il REFER TO SOME PRINCIPLES
.AAiGu Mn. Jefferson descr heu us dis
rlj1nyn4 zig duties. Gen. jackson spoke
Of wiiHl v As "a judici1us tariff" Silas
Nrigh6 declared IL inc dental proter
ti5l, ANA itis the same that Jalnes X.
l'oiE 0fmnciated in his letter to. the
Pennsylvania Democrats and which
aided thom in eleting him to the office
OF preai61 1T.
sr. l,lldall elaborated the subject
am. ciosed amid loud applause.
MIR. M'ADoo
Lheu spoke and received tremendous
applause.
At th0 conclusion reception was
held as UDa Maxwell house, and tor two
hour sGfe'ims of people poured through. |
& Al. r. i TALL stays over here to-mor
row.
NASH LIE, Dec. 3l.-Mr. Randall |
ana party eff the Maxwell house at 10
O'clock mss morning and proceeded in
carriages TO Vanderbilt university,
where they were cordially received by |
tho tacuI NJ OF that institution. Chan
cellor tt9rland received the party
aud Introduced Mr.. Randall
to she professors and students. Mr..
Randall ghan delivered spec IN on edu-
cation 10 he students, followed by Hon.
Mr., McAdoo on the same subject. A
large number of students were present.
Alter INSPECTION nt the building and de-
partnents the party proceeded to Belle
Meade, where they arrived at noon.
.fhe visiting stranger was introduced
by Gen. y jackson, after which refresh
rnents vote served. The guests were
then inv Ted to drive through deer park,
where halt an hour was spent, hundreds
Of deer sc@lnper!ng through the woods.
This was q novel sight to the north
ern yi'itors. On the return
ri the party they stopped
TO inspect the famous horses, more re-
freshmahts followed and the visitors re-
antered tbeir carriages at o'clock and
10 the city. Mr.. aud Mrs. Ran
iail, Hon, William McAdOo and other
Invited ssri ais d:ned at the residence of
Mr.. Nat. 39xter at 3 o'clock this after
noon
+, At 3 O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs. Randall, Mr.
MeAd0o snd others, invited guests, were
3ntertaiped at dinner at the residence
,fMr Mt, Baxter, president of the
First National bank The invited guests,
Including representative, were from ev-
,ry departuent in life: Supreme court
Judges, ex governors, manufacturers,
Ms eapital si'h. s Mr RAM
iail WAS entertained ut the Hermitage
by leading members, or
,vervShade Of political opinion, with
most elegant reception. Gov. James ID. ,
Porter II president of the club, and lead
ny citizens are members. Mr.. Rainfall
Ell On the O'Clock train for BernIing- ,,
"a a., accompanied by committee vi /,
kc0gt froh thAt city.
n AT vaiiderbilt the party were re-
elved BY Bishop McTyere, Chancellor
3ArlaDd, and members of the faculty
md escorted Into the lyceum ii the
hapsI, 90 the second floor. This room
vaa .0i3.t 10 its capacity byiN
tudeIl b The university, Ire wives Of |
'rofe so Il mi others FROM the iinmedi- i
To ntifhbDrhood. La a ,ew wor,is I
Garlard introdpced the his- !
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