The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06
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theIeesed, "i!sgslsinn nssiIy done"
mn rroro AZ rmn souTn.
| Whenever = Northern man protests
ngsInst southern injustice 10 the negro,
hn IL told that the safety OF The whites
~ the bouth require. the adoption ~
stringent measures Of police 70 prevent
G ss r ,1 sS' ss tho ' pr spoSr
doranoe OF tho negroes In certain
Southern States neceasitates tho ndop
ton u q bhrshor policy than would DO
pursued IL the numbers OF o0lored pto.
pl0 were less, no IL led 10 believe that
ihe Southern whites would sacri-
fec much II they could
get rid OF their negroes.
Yet, somehow, whenever, practical
steps are taken 70 reduce tho negro
population OF the South, the whites
newspaper OF Chattanooga, Tennessee,
had quite q violent article against Gall
| ifornia, apropos OF the departure OF q
colony OF negroes from that State for
Kern County, and now the telegraph
informs US that the passenger agent or
a railroad was mobbed In Laurens
County, South Carolina, for attempt
ing to ship ak negro women who
wanted 10 Join their husbands In Ar
kansas. similar instances OF vio-
lenca occurred six or seven years ago
when an attempt was made 70 Import
n few negro families from Alabama 10
settle on farms In Kansas.--San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
| CUISINES PRINCIPLES IN OFFICE"
Amid the resounding clamor or Re-
| publican organs and iron Glad parti-
sans against tho removal OF fncompe-
tont Republican offioeholders rises
shrill, plsintive cry of "business prin-
ciples In oflice." Suddenly u vast
number of petty pseudo-economists
have discovered that "business prin.
ciplesn are the secret OF good govern
meut. They riae In sanotified horror
at tho removal OF what they are pleas
cd to call tried and trusted officials.
| All this il affected twaddle. 1t Ia dry
rot and blatherskite. The blatant par
tisans who preach IL on the street
corners and tho penny-a-liners who
write 1t know that 1t Is twaddle
and empty cant. Suppose q "busi-
ness' transfer of any concern. The
property Is at once and unreservedly
turned over to the new owners. IL Is
theirs by right of lawful purchase
Do these new owners stop to consult
the convenience of former employees of
the concern? Do they inquire how
long these employees have been con-
nected with the establishment? Such
questions never enter into "business"
considerations. The selfshness OF
"business," disagreeable, perhaps, but
imperative and ineYitable, forbids
such reflections. There il but one
question to be decided: Is each man
from top to bottom OF the establish
ment best fitted for the place he holds?
This leads TO inquiry into the ability
- Ia and narfOroa nnlU the |
fittest survive. These are "business
principles." These, and none but
these, have been followed by the
Democratic administration. The cant
takers and twaddlers know 1t well.
What is tho use of nonsense about |
these matters? Removals OF Repub- |
licans frpm office have been made and
will be MADE. They are necessary TO
tho perfect working OF every branch
OF the governmental machinery. Per-
fectlon of tho whole is only to be at
less. Few Republican ofllce-holders
die and none resign-they must DO re-
moved.-[Cincinnati Enquirer.
QUESTIONS FOR ROACH.
If, as stated by Colonel Quay, John
Roach gave or raised 100000 to elect
Blaine President, why did he do SO?
Why did he give moro than any or all
the other Rbip-builders OF the country!
What no did for Blaine, no did Tor
many others, or for the same party in
many past campaigns, and did he thus
contribute to elevate and prosper the
honest industry of the United States?
He says that he did it to build up
American ships, but where are the
ships? His party had uninterrupted
power for nearly a quarter OF CEN
tury, and in that time
our shipping has persisted
from the seas, and American ships are
second. class in the shipping OF the
world. In every important contest Tor
political power and spoils the same
cry went up, the same contributions
were made by the Reaches and Others,
but when tho continuance OF their po-
litical power was assured mother ship
ping, Industry or commerce found
practical development, while the con.
tributors to campaign funds came to
get their rewards in the shape OF Gov
eminent favorittsm. We have ex-
pended $2O0,000,000 for tho improve
ment-not for the maintenance-of the
navy since the war, and John Roach
always cried loudest for 1t in CAM
paigns, gave most to win political sue
cess and received most from the Gov
eminent after the elections were car
ried, but where is our nayy9-[Phila-
delphia Times.