The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-27
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,thtion. ti.h tirsns' favorsd'
rros hitias Denounced, To
pubIi'ss frirtery 81
posed -iotititai nuts
ohio democrats

this muruluEt anu thOh hhlnk NhH'lN
10 agree, turned the subject yer 10 tue
mlI clnuuiit e. which was still ga Sos
sion . lU ',lUrN. fney viii probably
not br Iytdy o. report before noon
The Otuc proceedings promise 70 bs
OF ron t.rU nature, ana I'll. 20 foaH'i}
oisp1 cd u'
~ lD;l5 Is. ig.. THO cpmmlii'5 ON net'
mauCur organic tt.uu rep rteu lIhh'
John Fulcif, ui { nc,unati, Tor poI-
malclt fUatTms Iur commit 60 on
rredepli .lsr.u u.i,d all delegations lulI
and up r'ulr.ts, the committee
OF .gs0 a .u, not puiu& iohhS
10 report The couNehl IN pro-
ceelcd 60 tho npmratlon OF
candidate, for r,v0Elur, CuEros'-
man ,gG.lgs .irl,l tho name ui GOV
oruur lluu ] ~ ~ qptlH ltlEiAy
spt.rf H.a Upuc.ugud his EFFORT by
mCV.fEH Eu-Y vuslOu of the rules ana
tho nomination ui HuadiGy by accla
nation Tuis Wa received with .OnE
applique, auu when the moauu was
put the voice was unanimous ana en-
ihUsi site, with iho exception .! "a
few Vu!ur- iluV tlr Ham ION county
delegation. AiJtr q committee han
bes1 appointed % wAis ON Governor
Huadley' and h-lu- him before tho
convention, W. Y. Isrluis, IN q short
sTcsch, presented tuo name Of J. q.
Warwick iur tho nomination FOR
lieutcuat t-.r vernon. The motion was
carried uult great applause
Before proceeding iurthor with nom
inatluus,G HvurLUr HOat.Gy was intro.
durlG AMID Dutnusi asm and explained
WHY 90 aal not been az Uutspoken
candidate Tor the nomination. Toe
party had brought him through before
IN an ambulSGVU without muca CllJrt
on his pant, aud no thought be had no
rigbt b. cl i'm denomination Unaer
the rules precedent, the convention
being free % act without asking. Ito
could not help responding To tho call,
and with better health wouli
hone oven better in disch Irging his
truuiS. HeGGmandet Il mos search
ing critici IN into Eli his official acts.
\ He endorse the work OF the last l. Ris-
leture, saving Gothing was done ny IL
In which Judge Foraker would have
dared 10 iuterpuse veto, II he had the
mower. He thought Foraker, instead
of finding tauiJ with the present ad-
miuistraliAu, should he defending inc
memory OF Rutherford i, Hayes anu
MAJ OF local self government.
Governor Hoadley defined him
self st sgaihst prohibition ana
old not believe that regulation ana
taxation was e,erusl. Taxation was
odiOuS to hin,
After tho go ysrnOr had c0rcluded
his peech, gu motion of the Hamilton
county contingent IA part OF WINCH h4u
objected t1 HIS re- nomination, 'throe
cheers were Si'en.
Tho names of Hon. ID. Martin ana
Judge W. j. Gilmore, OF Fran KIN,
were presen ed for the nomination tor
supreme judge tor the long term Ben
fore call Ol counties was completed tho
name o. Gilmore was Withdrawn ana
Martins nomination was made unanN
iInous.
THE PLATFORM.
Tho Democracy OF ONO in csnyen-
ton congrRtu ata the country:
Flrst-Upou the election andlnNu
guration OF the Democratic canlidat$s
Tor president and vi 3e.presid9nt OF the
United States. These fOrtUn9te events
and the wise administration tnat nay
followed have already uispel lea tIf
illasion that Democratic succeeds Is ~
consistenL In the business lq}teresJ
OF the country or psrilous o, zoe rs,. go
III men. Ths r-IspeIiSy NM W
the increasr III Sou-
ps,',.r sie bsneiicence of Democratic
.,rinciSles, even before auy session OF
Congress- has enabled the country 10
realize the tull truitlOn Of thr appl!-
cation by lea islation.
Sccond--We congratulate the presi-
dent anu his cabinet upon the auspi-
cious beginning they have made IN the
necessary rsiorms of the government
and heartily endorse their adhinlstra-
ton.
Ibird-We approve the measures
taken by - Democratic Congress for
preventing tho acquisition OF unosfne1
lands by railway companies ana a
Democratic president in firmly hold
ing public lands for public uees ana IL
preventing their unlawful occupation
Fourth--We affirm the platform or
principle. adopted by the Democratic
national convention, hold at Chicago
in 1885
Filth We commend the adininistr3-
tion'oi q lvernor Hoadley and the work
OF the 65gh q neral Assembly, as Wise,
honest and economical.
Sixth-We especially commend the
fidelity of JIe Democratic members OF
the 6sth General Assembly 10 the pledge
of the party in favor OF Hc5nsing Inc
traffic OF intoX eating liquors, and we
denounce the fraud and hypocracy
Of the Republicans in defeat
ing this visa measure of reform.
Every Democrat in bOth branches OF
the General Assembly voted to submit
for popular adoption, constitutional
amendment proviuing for license
Enough Republican,, protesting To %
IN its favor, were present in the House
OF Representatives to have given IL tIe
three-ffLhs vote, necessary Tor
it, success but tn6y re
fused to vote, for the avo"ed
and only reason ,hat it was proposed
by Democrats. Upon the Republic
party, whose caucus dictated their
course, lies the reprOach OF posspone-
mcnt spd temporary defeat OF III
most wise plan tor the regulation OF
the liquor traffic.
Seyenih--Tns ID III 1cratic party. IL,
az it always has bgen, opposed 10
sum otuary legislation ard unequal
taxation Ia any form and 1t is in favor
of The largpss liberty of private cor
duct consistent with the puoilc wei,
fare and the rigbJs OF others, ana OF
regulating the liquor traffic anu pro-
yidipg against tEe evils resulting
therafrom by a jhdicious and proper
GRADED license system. Under The
1res eat cons tuition OF ONO such 8
svstem is for bidden aud taxation Is
limited to properly and required To- be-
measured ny money value. We there
fore sro in IsVur OF constitutional
amendment which shall permit sucn
sygtem, aud we promise It's submission
Tor adoption by tue psople II inc heces
sarv tbre e. ii tns vote OF every branch
OF the noxt General Assembly be COM
posedf Democrats.
Eiehth-ghe Democratic party
liz, and has always been, Inc
party OF the people, and
Of the agricultural aud wool
growing Interests; The enemy OF mo-
nopoly; The friend of isbJT, IN whose
hands inc interests of the workingnen
always nave been and always viii be
safe: ana we favor arbitration as Inc
bsst means OF settling differences be-
t,yaan lauur and its employ 0ra.