The Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 74, Ed. 1, Tuesday, September 27, 1892 Page: 2 of 4
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Ben Tsurku may be a good-
man but his name stands on tho
same ticket as Weavers and thh >
if nothing else should cause every-
man in his district to vote against
him Weavers namo is hated in
the south and it will prove a hoo-
doo to Terrell
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WllhUM VEXJIY may
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tip j > noBceneof greater beautythan
The insinuation that Clarks fol-
lowers in the Eleventh congres-
sional district are against Craine ar
absurd nd those who dare to make
the insinuation will be given the
lie when Grains democratic major
ity is counted next month No
man who votes for Cleveland will
vote against Grain and no man who
stands on Clarks platform will vote
against either The democrats of
this district uro heartily supporting
Mr Grain wid the state issue cuts
no figure in his case Should he
come out plainly and say X con-
sider Jlogg the regular nominee
no Clark man in his districtwould
vote against him for it and vice
versa we believe his Hogg friends
would act with equal tolerance
should he say I shall vote foi
George Clark The Hogg men
who breathe the free open air of
Southwest Texas can not harbor
Cokich intolerance and Clarks fol-
lowers are too true to democratic
principles to dam a man for differ-
ing wth them politically Every-
one knows that the interests uf this
district could not be better taken
care of than by our gallant repre-
sentative and even his political op-
ponents admire him and sng his
praises
No man has woiked wore faith-
fully in congress than William
Henry Grain While the ranks ot
tint nations legislature were almost
depleted near tie close of the fifty
mind uipgrusa by unmbcr who
shiiked their duties U go home and
look up their Witurccts Mr Grain
remained at his dcrk until the ln < t
moment Aithuiigh phw oall
s uttering lie remained enduring the
terrible Wiifhinginu heat under
which many gave way and uontai
ontioutdy punormed ins ev eiy duty
ad Hiieui His set vices aru of too
great value to bo dispuhsed with
and SUthetit Texas will kcuphim
in his seat Grain is a triel and
true democrat ami Tin Herald
will vote for him first lust and all
the time
FIItST QFALL TBENPWS
JSSUEB EVERY DAY EXCEPT SpypAY
JESSjTo WHEELED Editor and Prop
Entered at the Fostqfficp Browns
ville Texas as secpmlplass mattpr
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 27 1692
marie Ticke
> OC GARRETT
of Washington County
For Assoaiate Jnsthe
r ERANK A WILLIAMS
of Houston County
II CLAY PLEASANTS
of BeWitt County
For Congress 11th District
WILLIAM HENRY GRAIN
of DcWitt County
For Stato Senator 23rd District
E A ATLEE
of Webb County
i TiiK G A R encampment at
Washington was a bri laut success
it seems
It is timaiet that 300000
olnuiged hands at New Orleans as
the result of Sullivans licking
t i r >
Terkefj and his third party
fallacies re marked for defeat He
cannot stand before a man like
Grain
Thk St Loum Hepuhlio says
Mr Elaine i b tired of politics but
that lie ii not so tired as Harrison
will be wheu he gets the Indiana
returns
A Boston clergy mat recently
preached on the poet Whittier in
the morning and on the Sullivan
Corbott mill in his evening sermon
Variety is the spice of life
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For President
GROVEli CLEYELAND
Of New York
For Yice president
ADLAIE STEVENSON
Of Illinois
For Governor
GEORGE CLARK
of McLennan County
ij For LieutenantGovernor
L MIiOGERS
of Travis County
For Attorney General
i e a Mcdowell
of Coryell County
For Comptroller
ETIiAN ALLEN
uf Martin County
For Treasurer
r
T J GORES
of Cherokee County
Com ut tjie General Land Ofijee
W 0 WALSH
of Travis County
For Supt of Public Instruction
JACOIUUCKLKIt
uf Galveston County
Judges of C vil Court ol appeals
R U PHELPS
< f Eayotte County
V > wd woods
of Hayes County
For Judaea FirstSupremo District
i ForChief duotiue
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Opposition papers cannot attack
George Giarkd democracy and
never a word do they utter airainst
the platform on which ho Htatids
They content themselves with re-
peating infamous lies against him
St Louis Republic If Mr Tom
Cartersdetectivc follow Cleveland
long enough they will find him at
the White House as the uext presi-
dent of tho United States
O CONMST AJCY
Strange tbvsay the Corpus
Christi Caller finds much iucousist
ency in George Clarks former
lurid speoche now aday6
Editor McLetnore points outiucoti
sistcucies that almost equal his
own inconsistency Wo could not
accuse hi in at inconsistency should
he merely say ho opposes Clark bo
cause he believes Clarks course
pijice the convention to he wrong
but when liu goes hack of that and
points outbiipposed faults in Judge
Clarks previous record he proves
hiinself a veritable wenthervane
The Caller readors should bear
in mind Unit the Caller has repeat
dly lauded Clark to the skies and
warned them that any further
Hogg rule would paralyze the state
Noy with equal fervor tho same
sheet praises Hogg and datnns
Claik O consistouo
that presented by the Rio Grande
at this point The broad 6treain
with its inany currents flashing in
the brilliant sunlight and its etner
aid shores on either side forms a
vision of beauty Dear to the
heaits of its people is the grand old
river and many of them saunter
down during the day or iu tho
shades ot evening to gaze upon it a
few moments Brownville Her-
ALD The nanio indicates the admira-
tion of the Spaniards who were
tlie first white people t0 settle on
its baiik3 for the gnwd old river
the Nile of two nations it is near
Iy 2000 miles long It starts from
the snows of the Iidcky mountains
and ends its long eonroe in the a
most tropical latitude of 29 degrees
Geographers say its mouth may be
regarded as the point on the gulf
where Central America tapers off
toward the south Itilows between
banks of every variety some
places it has worn it s way 2000
feet between precipitous banks and
i i beset with rapids that make it
almost suicidal to attempt t < pass
them in boata others it spreads
out over plains which are irrigated
or si ks into the sands until it inay
he crossed by wading Galveston
ows
Tnie Karnes Coiiuiy Newsfis a
gieiil Hogg paper and whan it
coiucb to distorting the truth and
misrepresenting tuuls cannotbe
beateit J It claims that Senator fc
Cuke promptly denied having ijjrU f
the fords aivtedited to him by tlie f
Galvolon News ivporter whun f
the faet ts Mr Coke merely mum n
bled rometliingaboiit lhe report ot t
hid sM > eei > lieitt distorted and d > > J
not deny outright ami iinne < verI
ho ivfused i several snbsi quom
oeipioiia t make any t tenifiii uti
the subject Tlie evideneu of tin
LtatMM Alail editor wh taken verbal
im from the editorial columns ot his
paper am although he may not
htivo written if eery editor is re-
sponsible for what appears hi his
paper The words were very plain
ii printers ink and stand > s proof
against Senator Coke The News
hiss ft very sneaking way of giving
half tlie truth and we itythe poor
farmers of Karnes county who may
rely solely upon that sheet forpolit
ical guidance May the Lord help
then
The strongest point made against
George Clark is that the
Hogg convention represented
over a two thirds majority of
the delegates at Houston but
with the assurance of snch
a man as Throckmorton that it is
notorious that many of these Hogg
delegates were elected by third
party and alliance votep this objee
tion vanillic If tho Hogg dele-
gates vere elected by third party
votes the Hogg convention was not
a democratic convention and the
piebald platform adopted by them
proves it The testimony of Gov-
ernor Throckmorton can not be im
peached
Gen Wkavki is keepiug up his
record for traducing and slander-
ing the south He has the hardi-
hood to 6ay there is no free Bpeech
in the south lie need not expect
a warm reeeplion Irotn a people
whom he has repeatedly denounced
as man hating wii man selling
He Iihb tho slandered the southern
people ever since h j has been in Pnlir l0 < 3 fITHtiGin IjV
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Wheeler, Jesse O. The Daily Herald (Brownsville, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 74, Ed. 1, Tuesday, September 27, 1892, newspaper, September 27, 1892; Brownsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth61191/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .