The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-11
which will all honest democrats

the financial question and the othe
upon the question of federal inter.
ference in local state affairs, whicl
said planks both in sentiment anC
/ expression are at variance with wha
we have always held, and still de
hold, should be the policy of ou
party; yet we fully recognize that
in The adoption of said platform and
in the nomination of Messrs. Bryan
and Sewall by said convention the
democracy of the United States have
spoken, and that it only remains for
us to submit to the voice Of our
party as so expressed.
Therefore, be it resolved that
we, the democrats of Cameron
county, as true and faithful demo-
Gratis do hereby renew our alle-
glance to the cause of democracy,
and pledge our earnest and hearty
support to the nominees Of the ma
tional democratic party, and we call
upon our fellow democrats 10 join
with us in maintaining our old time
loyalty TO our party and its principles.
regardless of their opinions on the
financial question should support the
nominees of the Chicago convention,
and we abominate all such who pro-
pose TO support that party that is
CARRYING a force bill in its coat-tail
pocket ready to spring it out the
moment it comes into power.
Resolved, that the thanks of the
American people, regardless of party
affiliations are due to our President
for the prompt and manly stand TAX
en- by him in the SUPPRESSION of law
lessness and disorder arising from
the Chicago strikes OF 1894 and in
the consequent preservation of life
and property. We also commend
the present administration for its ac-
ton in maintaining and preserving
the credit of our nation at home and
abroad, and we most earnestly con-
denim and deprecate the unfair and
bitter attacks made upon Mr.. Cleve-
land and his cabinet by designing
politicians. We also hold, as our
party has ever held since the days
of President Monroe, that any acqui-
sitiOn by any Of the European powers
OF American territory is in deroga-
tion of andcontrary TO our republican
institutions. We therefore stand with
our present administration in its
well defined aud outspoken policy
anent the controversy between Ven
ezupIa and Great Hritain
Resolved, that we endorse the able
and clean administration Of Gov. G..
A. CuIberson, who, in the year and
a half during which he has filled
the Office of Governor has demonstra-
ted to tke people his complete fitness
for the high position to which they
elevated him two years ago. We also
recognize the excellent public SER
vice rendered by the other state Of
ficers. and we therefore instruct our
delegates TO the state convention to
cast the vote of this county, as a
unit, for Gov. CulbersOn, as we'll as
for all the other officers OF the pres
ent state administration, as long as
their names remain before the con-
vention.
Believing as we do in the
ability Of the man to represent the
interests of the whole people of our
district in the lower house of |
ands with firm faith in
the integrity and sturdiness of his |
character az a man and a democrat, |
we hereby instruct the delegates |
from Cameron county to cast its vote |
as unit for Hon. Rudolph Klebere
for Representative from the 1lth.
Congressional District as long as mis-
name is before the convention.
1t is with pleasure that the dem
ocracy Of Cameron county again
meets with an opportunity to show
its friendship for man, who for
nearly twenty years has served the
people of this district so ably and
we'll. In him we have found a fair
and impartial judge, an able and
honest lawyer, and worthy and pa
riotic citizen. We accordingly IN
,truct that the vote OF Cameron coun-
y be cast as a unit for the Hon. J.
y. Russell for judge OF the 2Sth.
udicIal district at the ensuing ju-
licial convention.
We also instruct our delegates
o the state convention to cast
he vote of Cameron county as
/ unit for the Hon. Allison Nav
ield and the Hon. John d. Mccall
or members OF the railroad COM
so long as their names may
De before the convention and to use
I'll honorable means to secure their
nomination and this we do beliey-
no them both by their long exper-
ence and the sterling ability ard
honesty they have manifested in the
discharge OF their respective public
the one as secretary of
tate and the other as comptroller of
,ublic accounts, as we'll as by reason
# their well known business quail
fcations, progressiveness and pub
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