The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-25

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her, and We have The superiority In
both numbers and wealth. Dallas II
entitled 10 the choice. II sou disregard
take wealth, can You difrc'
gard that 700? Is II lnlr 10 locate the
Supreme court at IyleG hecallse you
huyG The strength 10 do II, mud 10 dis
regard tho claim Of majority Of the
people"
ask The legal fraternity, for whom
| have lhc grruIcN respect, 10 discuss
this question, ~ do all Others, on the
rc0rc OF equity, and believe they viii
give II 10 DNllus, Burke said that the
education az the American people IN
the law and her lawyers was her great
strength, and II IL 50. Their verdict
should be given TO Dallas, for Burke
says they are ever on the watch ready
TO sound an alarm. Those who are
outside Of this profession aud those
who feed themselves outside this qucs-
ton, who wish merely for justice,
should vote for Dallas, for they surely
cannot desire 10 Inconvenience the ma
jorily in the Dallas district for the con-
yenicnce Of the minority IN the Tyler
district. I have right to speak for
thi, section Of thcpeoplo, and ] don't
believe YOU will do 20 great nm Injustice
to this large area Of territory and large
number Of people, ! have stated my
reasons IN this matter. ! cannot
change the minds Of men, know
that ! nm speaking 10 my equals and,
In some Instances, my snpclors, and
having presented these facts and fig
urps, have done my duty and am
content
Mr., Ball had no desire to discuss the
question, but he supposed the gentle
men living in the immediate vicinity
Of Dallas and those who lived near
Tyler felt deeper and more abiding
interest IN the question than he or any
senator did, who lived remotely dis
.unt from these rival contestants for
the location Of the Supreme court Of
! Texas.
! The motions that he had heretofore
made upon this question would show
10 senators that he had thrown no OBJ
| Slaclc in the way of "A free and fair dis
cussion of the question. llo did not
| wish to stlllr the views of any senator
| on the subject, On thccuntrury, ii was
with the view Of allordng an 0pportu-
nifty To the friends Of Tyler that ht
made his motion That morning that
they 80 into committee OF the Whole,
| Ntl'her llAd ne any luc0 That IN,
! illcnuS oi iNler wished III any way to
sl'Iihk lrom II lalr, calm ana dlspas-
slonate discussion OF the merits Of dit
hrenl places hat strange to say, that
no sooner hnd ne made his motion,
/ lhAll II was opposed ~ lhe gentleman
ir"h iNler Tor certalnl j ~ that mo
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90 WV p'"l'pI ll"cc lui SUING 0i 'ht
supreme court OF lhe Sta'e OF leNas,
~ h"' nee" rePehle" ny MT brad'
Su"N, tne senator rom i,iis' ana re-
lF"'" ~ S.0l' i'"i'ller tllat MS posi-
Won co"'o ho' W coh'raalc'ed'
The senator from Ellis had shown
c0nclusively, 10y facts and figures, in
taxing '"iinS rs me center OF ten coun-
ives u''" .aki''S 'SlerMthc cehlcroi ten
n''''' counl'cs, 'nty would see Dallas
i mas a'i ouVall'hSell' poihtoi population
iho' Is more population i'll ten coun'
.'es sut i'I Dal'as ny several thou
SnIlos .lien lncle was III tne ten coun-
YES SURROUNDING iiyler' IL had been
snow '',al Dal''s hau also the advan'
~ III poinI OF wealth. lheSe 1--WE
very cSfta,'iN important questions,
Whlcl' Shou'u ne taken INTO collsidera'
!,oh ny senators III lne permanent set
cnnrt Thesn f,"ts shanId ,,, nt 1L"pit,le
~ord"d md man vh" Ino i,'t " t, u,'t -,
lurn of Tpxo. ond Ino,, tn Tho W. rr ."e ru'
itv nf tho entirn Stota. MAN ,'e rih"'i', '-
Mt saltiah in the;r "inv.. .'u" WY ",1
nnd lihnrnl and orna U"I, '''~, VI "i"G,,
wnirh wrli thaso tw'n "', ,h WI WI,
bnan odvnncnd NV t tboP o onn, .n", , i'a''
MI, hafnro 'hor ~ ,iJ Sfia'oL rum
cision o"ninst 6o,Ios. hS S''t o,.e,r ur-
other fncts con,nctnd ,.;t' t i,t'o ot Mene
v,ll ne Mint. of ,,om m,i" ima' v,'} aS
wenIth thot nn,;tIei i ~ ,mn c T,u vi
siderntIon of lnvisIntnr ~ " '''o '"'' con-
saw, '''''' vi "s'si"'o'S'
1t , Is Ine raiiroaa system and the ne
oesSioliity OF Dallas nom all points of
ieNaS, ana those lines OF communities
.ioi INA, are likely TO be made will
max +, Dallas ., III no distant day, some
eit,, n ~ .iJ '''a' ,u'ure' .ne principal
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