The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-21

Tho Democracy ut ONO in c.nyun-
tlou Clugralu Gta tla IJitry.
First-Ip1l the els1.iln and iHHU-
gutal.11 ui llH D8I0crasic candidates
Tor president and vi'u-prebJsn5 oi tao
UUt-dS SIies. rt oiur.unl.1ov v.ni8
aaI llc Vi'a administration tlJt mas
followed hAva already dtsps liod tao
/ las'nu thag Democratic sucr1,s Is in-
consistent lrn tho business interests
Of tho country or p.rilous q. tl9 T,rhLs
Of mon. Tho prosperity and
the increase IN value OF
property alIoady begun domor-
straio tho bon0llcence Of Democratic
principles, even before auy session of
Congress has enabled the country 10
rOali20 the lull fruitiOu of thir apple
cation by LEGISLATION.
SeCund-We congratulate the prOi.
don't and his cabinet upon the nuspl
cious beginning they havo made Ia the
necessary reforms ~ the government
and heartily endorse their ndmlnistra-
tlOn,
rhird-We approve tho measures
taken by 81 Democratic Congress ioI
preventing acquisition of un0arnod
lends by roll way companies and q
Democratic president In tirmly hold
ing public lands Tor public uses and In
preventing their unlawful occupation
FOurth-We affirm tho platform Of
principles adopted by The Democratic
national convention, held ct Chicago
| Ina 1855.
Fillh- We commend tho admlnlsira'
tlOn.Oi Governor HOadl0y and the work
Of the 65th General Assembly, ~ wise,
| honest and economical,
| SiXth-Wo especially commend thu
iid0litY NJ tho Democratic members Ut
the 66Jh General Assembly % othepludgJ
OF the party In favor OF lioenaing the
trallic Of intoxicating liquors, ana We
donouncO the fraud and hypocracy
| of the Republicans in doioaI.
ing this visa measure OF reform
EvoIv Democrat In both branches of
theG9neral Assembly voted 70 submit
for popular adoption, q constitutional
amendment providing for license.
Enough Republicans, protesting TO b.
In its favor, w0rO present in the House
oi Representatives 60 have gwen h thu
three -hfths vote, necessary foI
its success but they re.
fused 10 vote, for the ayOwOt
aud only reason that IL was proposed
Ivy Demoorats, Upon tho Republican
party, whose caucus dictated their
course, lies tho roproach OF postpone
mout and temporary deleAt OF thi'
most wise plan for tho regulation ol
the liquor traffic.
Sevonth-rho Democratic party IL,
AZ II alwaya has been, opposed {,
sum ntugry legislation ard unequa
taxation ia any form and II ls In favor
Of the largest llburty OF private con
duct consistent with tho public we'll
fare and tho rights OF others, and u
regulating tho liquor traffic aud pro
vldlng against the OWLS resultin,
thereirom by = judicious aud prope
graded license systom. Under thl
present constitution of Ohio such
systom Ia forbidden and taxation Il
limited 10 property and required O. bl
measurod ny money value. We there
fore are In favor of constitutions
amendment which shall permit Hucl
hyston, and we promise It's submission
Tor adoption by the people II tho nocos
Hary thrOo-hiths vote of every brnncl
OF the next Generel Assembly bo com
~ aud has always been, th,
party ot the pgCple, ant
OF tho agricultural md WOO
growing lntorests; the eromy u mo
nopolYi the ffionu OF labor N who's
hands tue interests OF tho wurkingmel
always have been aud always Wi %
sniei and We favor arbitra Ion - 800
best means OF settling difference ui
tween LABOR and its employer.
Nlnth-Wo commend the steps bel
ready taken In the cause OF ~ Ia1n %
fortu,
Tenth-Wo fevog tho prossfv .li.n .
the osntls ~ tha cheapest tr.u.nlrts
tion fnt producers aud cDnsutsr n. a.
recommend that thov be lt int
efficient como liion for public service