The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-04

lg tilH 4HIf.uie nf sl0 press and pol.
ilnlans. Ihe -ulIfnl pl a nfW rluslilu-
ton lii nDl disturb Hl 900 plf people,
inlfaG 800 ine people NNit liffl s'
long uAlrf IIis Nlunllul fllltl H fNli-
siilullln Aul 80 m4ny pledges NAllf
and mneiled lhRt mo people quietly
suhml and when called Nu lpf lhkea
hlmWY rkpirai NslDuiihlneWl Ani
wonder why " BE- iHfrs plfal high,
TIE secret nan hn Told boo q leW
Wnfdsi lhe slate government Wuiipl
hH i1ln economically under inr present
constitution, II Was accepted ~ drin-
Dnlnla Ia linu, 40 thn unly means nl %
restoration 10 rlyi power Many ol
lis pruGlalnna Arn ndlOla nud hufntn-
snuiei lie preamble llspli " hlalu
aud vile tllgmu upon Use Guar
aoter nl lie people Ol 'lfhNH, -lnpr
1864, NJ the democratic party auN press
nf the slate have demanded one lllpH
marc Than another " hus been %
change Ia our OrBnnIe law Tie CNf-
sicala convention gave expression on
the subject as also did lhe Austin
G0nyenllDni and also did SIX congress
iuual conventions, speak loud enough
% bp heard ~ lhelr representative
yel sis, in dniiRnce Of ihphp express
Ions, men in plncenudpnWer expressed
lhe hfllnf tlid lhe legislature should
remain la session tlil u long baton 81
amendments could ue Submitted ln me
people, Genolal Omnpa dwfes about
ArlAuHls few weeks Since ! lenf
will whilrn the hends OF a few met
premRlufely, aud stop thrlr WoWlll IN
nVOlrdupnite NJ moi ln hulPht,
II viii boa matter ul economy FOR
the state az frame % new constitution,
Imagine no one would ho cont us %
delegate Nho would oppose tho clause
for only biennial srsslnnH uf tlr ltgls'
IaluIf. lhiH alone would nnYe nam
100000 tUEgJO0UD uunuAllN Alepuu
to tlo old probate court syden would
relieve district courts, rud HlVe To poor
orphan childrou q lilllo plil1urr OF
their parents hard earnings, nlyo the
county luiHo Jurisdiction OF $1,000 ln
mWltm az deLt, nud in nm criminal
cases under lbr gmdr ol loluuH mud
liy such oHp lu thirty days oitrr conn
mlumeut on nrrDrL und cuuuN cHppli-
Hea viii be lemourd thluHpnds0l dollars
annually, This done aud our judicial
dlHlrIplH cnu hp loEcnrd Ia number
from tMuy-hyo To- twenty-five which
viii save nt lcat 00OuNnnuallY FIX
the salary or pay of o lpglslut0r 40 800
per term, ana blot from tho memory
OF rrXnu4 especially democrats, tuv
Idea or Increasing thpir mileage FROM
nity 20 three hundred miles more thnn
they drew the year before, ln the
unnu OF inc eighth section Of thodpu-
ocraUG plntfurm Of tlls state let N nov-
or bc said uruln TINT q legislature Of
Texas drew over 10000 mileage,
Put every Office directly In the hnndr
Of lhc people, end let all loo limited 70
two yenr terms, except perhaps, eu-
prone court und district JUDGES, aud
these not mare than touryears, Low
err the salaries of all officers ANA let
the mechanics, farmers, and indeed all
good men, IrOwn with Indignation up
on the man or men who seek Oillce IN
order To- grow rich,
II WIS boldly asserted 10y a state sen
alor a few weeks ago, that nOtwilh-
standing taxation tur theWalcwus one
half of Ongper cent, yet the money
from this source would fall short OF
paying current expenses, someS25O,OOO.
The deficiency for the present fiscal
year Il over S2OO, 00O for which appro-
prntiOu was made.
My dear reader, are you taxpayer
and q voter II so, think Of these things
vote for u convention, and for men as
delegates who viii come boldly to the