The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-22
.,,r.L CORRESPONDENCE.

Ks or boi'e =,
M. summer and faii-rhe Com
and the U. s. senatorship-
% ,s.,sn More Work Days far This
~ An obstacle to Rapid and Thor
'r, Ieslsiarion-.A froposition--rhe
ssa .,sries. their Populatios-Large
f''" -,,ss of Escapes and Deaths
f''' I'd IN. Remedy-Thc Proceeds of
,s,se-ln Excellent ohieer-A Re-
.sw,tory for Youths Needed
No 10
audience Of the Herald.
.ss,y April Goth, lSS2.-I am in receipt
.,ries of questions daily by letters
n,las and elsewhere as to many mat
.s;.b this legislature is supposed to
" ~ and as to probable events, etc,
- " Will this session pass railroad
'sgnlating frcights, tariffs and
u. hnslness OF the companies; and
sn sleslde stand for another term will
another thirty days work for our
s1ss II they do not finish up that alread 7
s.s,hin the period OF the first call will
s..Snetian tax be reduced, as well ms
Jyaorem, etc, ETC.? TO all of which,
81 many other similar ones, ! will an
.;o three words, don't know. The
-,.,s are quite as able TO guess at the re-
" =, i The correspondent here. The
...,ion might as well be put us to what a
y vill decide. We are too near on the
.of the facts to transpire, to venture
'.ions which, after all, are really value
!, hra almost any purpose, except to graf
me- American thirst for dispatch and
Esodv All prefer 10 say is, watch the
tpnns of the HERALD, ana i'll them, from
n 70 day, by special telegram, will be
fdMll, accurate and reliable reports of
mi transpirings, and with these one
[,s,opinions are as good as some one
Ia And those who daily transmit u
t.sofmatter full OF prejudiced or one
;s,i views, statements or suppositions, are
I'm helping nobody while they may be
sling some one.
ffSere are some things, however, | may
nm sav, and that is that | can discover
Ling in this legislative body to indicate
[ssjble break from the democratic party
lis usages, during the coming state
[EentiOn and this falls subsequent cleo
kns The experience ofyear before last is
Eaembered. | believe further that there
trjv more
IlyrlsosIsM AGAINST GOVERNOR ROBERTS
b,n VAS the case in 1850. The third term
&,ure is not o popular one to the demo-
Iniit mind or heart; there is too much of
I'm hereditary" appearance about it. Be-
tls the question of the next United
|sassenalorship ilingsit ominous shadow
|sps all questions involved in the next
|namatorial canvass, fancy that the
|srenOr is not in the best temper with the
Irexnt legislature nor they IN love with
Min. The shameless refusal to have his
k,Nige read in the house disclosed an I'M
sstur.ent of feeling that makes neither of
tAebnnches very sociablc, the one with
bs0ther, wherefore | apprehend no second
|hl. The executive has done his part, let
~ legislature do theirs.
There are now only eleven more working
Ny for TINS session, and much,
III much, remains to be done. The SEN
bliss passed the University bill; the house
nj PROBABLY sickle on it the house have
nOat agreed or the pportionmeut bill; the
|sate will not accept it in its entirety,
nendments after amendments in the an.
f3!lOnment and other bills will be made,
Ben conference committees will have TO be
|rolnted, and so time will ebb away.
/" VI THE OBSTACLES TO RAPID AND
lnoHouGh LEGISLATION
S'Ns W i''e W DC tiie size OF the commit.
H. s,u 'iie .illount Oh hllItllarlous, varied
,,o s tsney are expected TO perform. One
rs|.SSv, oi ia,l uoHel' com misteeS cannot
h ~ .Ip ,pIG ig as thorough, careful bulls
~ tIulu u ne were Oh out Two, mus
E%,,,Sr ~ W h ta"No svuay o, tllelr SUD
s,n shonld oor ", 1T uiatou' Lpmmlttee-
SSs,"T. 0 ,ha ptv ,'lt III wh9ie ana IN
I'm have in i' nv ,''PI,'"i business tiley
|s,5t nm irnn' ~ h,',iu, IN lhls wise, con-
|dRs that nS w On l we Loors on the part
IN rssS il os.i %ne sne olner member, would
|h,i' ' III '1solo Valuaole tlme. Inc
i~, i Muu,a theh respect u report, or
|jisl ,,,gn nn, us eApeilency, could imme-
|hso,,rn o o.,; SUN S committeeman De salts
e'',is n'eiieu.
SlocriptanJjrr,,r "o ~ 'T p,r,t.,, nv,
d Ia 90 j hn, Vi ienI'ehilarles mos
|Ae ousnin " yceh lsre since
|Ht rpNar r"'"b ,h vi inc session.
IN hama on ih, t we prison population
Ae,e tbere ' o ,no tSi VI March at 2,l52. oI
|s0 an ro; I.e ~ uuhtsVllle iOl; on farms,
Eldiny r nani .a;, construction trains, GA
|yoypmsare ,Sy i"Iiroau near kusk, III. Since
|Fynars i1 oS, 'heTe nave been received of
|lae thera Son, u lhe same period, OF
u'sIe nave been pardOned lI5. dis