The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-01-01

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|thlr,,v t,,dr,n 4 ,iliYnrc Mr.. Rnndsil's
afitrHi Mu- slightly hv.ased, 4nd The
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IN. nat '1oing. 3ld KAir. Randall
i,Niei,,s thrJYh a window nom com,
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brsn nr-kHyeilu the speakers. Close
tphlsio So. K,iial,. WHO walked beside
a.. : fr...l.fr au<f mai MA don.
J IN marty Wsra accorded n hearty re-
~ piica Tho WORDS o. welcome OF Mr..
!, C,t,an wore v0ry com, lhientary 10 Mr..
iRs.dill. M ssid thnc the visitor was
enaag ~ In All li,Dorahie aud commend.
able t~sk orwcrhins 10 secure the best
/ interest eli pnsihtss men aud laborers
ese,ywhmei ihat II was
IN. nis MISSION IN rItE SOUTH
TO aroaaint h,lnsalf With business In IL
niy6t ~ tho better a Allied TO assist ~
natio,lal legislation and advance
Ms eaures ia relutlpp totho important
! uuasttan OF the tariff that would ade'
'unteiy and satisfartorily meet the
wants uf the peosia. Mr.. Green fei'
,eJniidcnt that thuhle0ning administers
tion would ashrrt it39lt benetcialiy ioi
Y AL Dan iNs corcelheu. AT the conclusion
\ s,r oi'pcn iltrosuced AIR. Randall
lTbere MIS- Wild clapping or hands, ant
/ ttiortbe excitement lad died away Mr.
! Reud All ADV anced 10 the front of thu
4 platforin, and ia a Slow measured voice
i tsgans I, spec III Of twenty minutes
y White he spoke Mr., RandalPs RICH
hand A,plor6d The iepth Of his panta
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4 if4Nif AIR. y,ASDAIIs SAID;
s OF ride, Of iosisviiie: ~
\ fienyatl. as lnNe ptrns in mercan
4 ulaiiie, lilce most ~ tpose around me
4 vut, can understand why appreciat,
more tnanmiynt be Inder different re-
lAtioDA, The licnnr which this body o
/ men tel der, AK 7 SAY that 1t Is proper
in the otitstari that YOU, being bod,
Of men compesod ~ lessons OF ever.
Ip' slj,iesl u IA. Z s siSen no1 +
4 presm,t tr.day wi,hp,t any persona
4 polillcal motive. io9iile among Won
/ witness Cor MYSELF ~ study the details
that pr6yau III thegroat south, In thu
husiiiess relations il bears to the coun
( try. " q are passina through
y M A PERIOOVp IN LA'r DEPRESSION,
snd, ns think, l cna show that this d
PRESTON rs pl.onpritsial nits character
\ ankle an elders Goat have preceded
A IN Tic United States. What
known as the panic Of 1881 which
2lknow of only perhaps from reading an
hearsay, there was antecedent TO tina
tperiod for aAvel, Years q balance q
" trade agalnst Nc United states
Il agcreqatii ~ ", 0V,19oiu value. Again
\, IN 1857. The nsaic ecthat year was pre
lceaed hy eight wears OF adverse trad
\ sgai&s the Unite6 States in foreigl
c0npNes, and ,a;ygregatiDg 1851, OOO,UOl
N and ~, more recent panic Of 1873 cam
,Slitpofv as after ~ Are years. Al !
ton ratars Of balance 81 TRAD
! aga on tEe United ststes, aggregatin
NJ slp.6i0 000in value and yet to-day. W
! th,5 e. tsine years of trade in the Unite
lSfat0hse been III iNyor OF the Unite
stated 70 the extent OF 81, 30p, 600 ,O0(
and q ses;if N . ~ q not measure GU
i presG tleis'ession ~ those rules 4
Il trad6 ,Shirh 1, baveb Indicated, a
/ cont S3lius, IN my sud gnlent, the panic
OF pr years. lis que 70 your INTEL
s ss ssso,s wbea sA sSink Esye
4 jt0lleti 10 bring ms to our present trad
} IeondiGon. consider that It
J. an over exhaustive taxation, and 7
u some degree trade restrit
!, tions, which ought to be sweI
aside. lGLoers The governineI
II should he ndministtrAd economicail
4 and thers ought nop 70 be solicited
y taIlas of irogenne from the pecpie q q q
!, lWhiGh Ia necessary TO economically &C
minister the goyernnn emit Of this people
b Irgs A III ~ = sAYiNe,
tnnd some Of us Y ave realized the trut
..lof II, ''that 81 man who spend
|, moro money then he make
Twill become embarrassed,v and
I. say, according to my judRmen
: Ea courtry which imports more than
! EXPORTS must become embarrassed
= and the great object OF govern
1, N NJ 70 nave sMSb laws enacte
land honestly and inteiligenfly admins
4 ttered ~ Will promote tbs great bject Q
! 1.-THE trade and 1yCotnm6rc0 OF Tn
cIeonntry. ChAers.] And ~ therefor
n feei that when ( meet here the repr.s
! sentatives Of Tho enerYy the Prize OF tn
|! gateway OF the south knd her industri'
!, |felatiofs. 4 am hero, - j said befor'
without personal object; ana y.
haze \, GENE (, y ~. zee q
1e n fhs sn,itR ~ ia wishos
I liiniit In reA0tircess AN on are Z
,I. Sss under P' stas III competiin'
y favurahly with the nQ6thJ and hay
X nd EARTHLY objection, ~ III Tree ~ ~
III to see the southern stat99, 4ild man
N 81 Sthair, come limo 81 IA cCoeet!
& eoanpelitio,l with the n0rtdek n ,eta4el
s Hui am nbAolutely sunwi llin ~ y
= both sections lntartertd ii
7 itheir progress and co reer 10 the d49fttl
4 Which tfpti.iu his rfhn1t8 W1sdDmt AZ
4 end ow I'd upon This, &; III NJ
TlinSG RJi amos y ~ trNTHY on n AHxAF !
hs such reIatit'iss ~ Vitt mak e, i. n0 y