The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-08

quently garbled. only represent one
can dispose of fifty copies, and they would
ar county.
barry rose to offer an amendment, but
Johnson asked II there was not a motion
pending to table Gathers amendment.
Ihe speaker so ruled, and vote was
bled ~ ""S ""
Barry moved to strike out fifteen and in.
serl twen,y'hve. lie said he agreed with
the gentleman from Bexar. His oonstit
uents never complained Of expenses in
yolved in furnishing the members papers.
On the other hand they requested him to
furnish them all the papers he could,
Gibson moved to refer the resolution TO
the committee on printing Lost.
Matiock was in favor of distributing ps-
pers., Twelve copies each were al
lowed members ut the last session,
ana ne did not have enough
to so around. He was in favor of riyinr
enough so that each member shall have at
least one paper to send each county in his
district, and so notify them that the legs.
lature is in session.
Paddock agreed with the gentleman
irom Bexar, Mr.. Wurzbach He did not
thins the cash balance to the extent il was
proposed to use il in enlightenipg their
constituents would be badly damaged,
while the papers furnished their constitu
ents would be highly appreciated. He
knew OF persons in North Texis, one of
them in Wise county, that charged
the legislature at the last session
with having passed bills which were never
presented. He (Paddock) thought the
least they could do was to enlighten their
constituents as much as possible.
Finlay asked what paper the gentleman
Paddock don't know the name of il (;
it's published In Wise county,
Gibson presented the following resolu.
ton:
Resolved, That the rule in force mt tbe
, regular session in regard to taking newspa.
pers be still continued. Tabled.
The speaker appointed Johnston, Baker.
and frymier committee OF investigation
OF the charges against the blind asylum in.
, volved in Johnston's resolutions.
Roach complained OF the trouble of wrap.
ping ny, papers, and said so far as he knew
the public subscribed for enough papers To
keep themselves posted.
Denman did not agree with his distin.
guished friend. He thought he was in.
; clined to be little lazy. lie would inform
the gentleman from Galveston (Finleyl with
! whom he lDenman) had had an interchange
OF courtesies at the regular session over tie
subject OF clean shirts, that the people OF
Angelina county since they have got a rail
road and got into the habit Of wearing
o'ea.' shiI.s, nave become lntelligent and
want to read the papers. II the gentleman
(Roachl was too lazy to back the..papers, he
would have some of the pages to back them
'oi pria, i,,ia, ,
The nmos,;nu ,ovSo 'he previous question.
o,,and, du,'''un leuurrlhg on barry
was adnn,aJ, eme woe was taken and it
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aorarni s, c,na m ,he treasury belonging TO the
nds nS"' i'hu' III inc purchase OF county
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f-oI 70 t-.o, cnapter IL, Revised Statutes