The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-16
FISHINGT0N GOSSIP.
Honor Ual0elsrd For and Un-
sought.
|, Pictures Of Our Representatives.
Personal Appearances,

p;efurPS OF Our KpDTegpRtntiVpsS
y porsoyal Annesrapca.
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WASHINGTON H. ~" Dec' Especial
,,sponderct. lone or more neWspspsrs
ir mr. about Dallas have cotleS d.,
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lislvH 'i, ~, ~, 1-J 'Pe0i@'s 10 'he
after Of Mr.. Wellboru's vote for sneaker
80 in reply the following sror "a.
Yu''' ~ y,-.,.t.;....-.e I'm TUE
~ ss'es'on Az. '- Ss'H Speosl pub
n shtd 10 its issue OF December 3ri: 9Th,
a 9ss corfespohueht desires 10 make cor.
,ei9l 10 lIs previous dispatches relative to
~ position o. M, Wen born. He was in
hBed 'haI MT NeuOufh INTENDED 10 sup.
hi Converse, ouJ suon was not the fact
nceMl. Nti'ue'R Et5 opeA interested ip
Be ytaseisA'p contest, he has been 8 con.
Meu, supporter az Mr.. Carlisle and ba,
Ncc5',d Ais election. This aci0p, am
oim5d, resulted rom careful survey of
~ iu lelN d'i'i 'NhlltR lp 'hls CITY aud srp-
fg Ihav 'Le cause or lalH reform Usa
= 1ffr1.d Wl.h tbe election OF che csucuq
sitet. it'9 ACKNOWLEDGMENT is Jr,
VI NtWnvi" "S wen "S The News CORES
= goDoeAt
M i &He que news man who wss wrong.
!. ihe liES,,D -'ohe OF al. Texas papers had
& NrssIs NNIotl ON ana WELDON down
3 Elhton iut1r va. es Tor speaker.
d SENATOR NANCY,
? 10eng maIe CHAIRMAN OF the special com.
Y nllee WI cams OF the United States
: sgslns NIciItuGa, Sot an honor unlocked
|, ir auu uhsoughI. II was conferred on
3 hm Dy ms co heiAbers IN tier arrange.
1 ment OF senate committees and of couTse
5 ,greed 70 by the republican side which i'm
E tbs end could, by their majority pogy-r
+. have given the place TO another person nj
their own party. Thus it will he seen IN.
honor Is double noteworthy, itisa chair.
: manship, alone an honor, and itisano.i.
A ton conferred by the republicans on an
eieemtd member OF the opposite party
This btsiowhl OF distinction upon t6e
senior Texas senatorreiieots credit on Texas
through lis Worthy, untiring and faithful
RTant.
Senator Coke's bill, Just introduced IN
gaBt the right OF way 10 the
GULF COLORADO & SANTA PF RAILWAY
through the Indian territory is interesting
both IN It's terms of request and as a pointar
to show which way, or to show one way
inst road wants to get northward ont Of
Texas The bill asks for the right to build
4 arsllroad, telegraph aud telephone tbrnuvb
, The territory, beginning at po,nt
anywhere west Of The eastern
boundary OF Cook county, Texas, TO enter
Kansas west OF COileyyille. Section Q nsks
~ feet right OF way and 400 by 5000 FEET
for every station. Sections 3 and 4
provide Tor appraisemSnt OF value Of right.
otWIy through private property. also re.
serves the tight Of congress TO rernlate
ieight and passenger tariffs. Section pro.
Vdes for payment by the road Of $50 nor
mile for each mile Of road built said mopav
TO go to the Indian tribes and 81 coo per an.
nnm for every 100 miles of road. the ehoya
money to be in lieu of taxes and TO 90 for
tbs benefit of the tribes, and the last sum IN
b paid yearly as long Ms the territory exists,
Section requires that the road shall builn
100 miles within three year, after the mass.
age Of the act.
The fact that the senate and house ara
NOT yet IN working order is dueIo the usual
DELAY OF organizing committees. The politI.
oil talk is in the line of
THE POLICY OF CARLISLE.
and Morrison, and deductions tend IN 90
IurIher than any present signs warrant I'm
lsshOning the issues for the presidential
campaign. The work of the houses will h.
gin this week with wholesale introduction
Of bills, the nature of which will tend to de.
veOp most surely The policies of tho two
parties.
Taking the three hundred and twenty.
i've members OF the house OF Representa-
tyes one with another, there are no finer
looking men or men of more striking an.
pesrance in the body than the Texas dele.
gates. All but twelve members e the
louise we're present at the first days ses.
sion. In the welfilled hall the scenes
were full OF interest. The wide galleries
were full to OVERLOOKING From the Iepor.
ter's gallery the eleven Texans could be
easily singled out. There sat the broad,
phlegmatic solid looking
CULBERsoN,
"0id Dave OF the northeast corner of
Texas His fixed judicial counte-
nance set off with long wavy black hair and
shaggy eyebrows seemed intent on the
events about to transpire. He is known as
the Randall man OF the Texas delegation,
though he voted for Carlisle, as he says, to
satisfy his constituents OF cool, compre
hensiye mind, he seldom acts without wis