The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-08
STATE fREss.
cULszRsoN AND THE srEAKERsYi


We have been unable to get gli1pse OF
the Honorable ID. b. Culberson's ineSview,
publisbed in the News" Mr.. Culberson
will support Randall for the speah'rship
and prefers 81. rilden for the presl-
dental nominee OF the democratic party. In
view of the surrounding circumstances. we
believe that neither Of these measurf meet
the approbation OF the voters OF thi ooun-
try-the banner democratic county1bt this
congressional district. All the efplana-
tions Mr.. Culberson can make, WI not
change tho belief OF this people IN N Ran
dali being high protective tarlt M Tne
atmosphere that he breathes aumly OF DO
other kind of a representative: Ius peo'
pie want no such for Speaker OF the House,
and from what we can gather, II MI Cul-
berson supports such an one for theIpeak-
ship. he will not reflect the views OF con-
.lil,,suoy.-I leAas and 81. Louis " ~.
THEGkNBLING QUESTION.
The Brennan Banner. In r.yiew1g tne
HrRALp's editorial q the gambling u1ule
in. Dallas, oGers a solution OF tI)uolss
naansi,,7 snch nlaces. The Banner las adj
yocated this course Tor several years. iclaiIn-
iug for IL, that it would add largelylo the
revenue OF the state, placing thd gam
blers themselves under tie supesV1o on OF
the officers, and compelling them oeai
only square game, IhHnhDB ~
that will always exist; IL will 10 onSn the
back rooms an bars hotels ana lriyate
rooms in low dens aud secret recessed There
IA A large claes Of citizens whose buel ess II
ic 10 gamble, and still larger cltss who
will ganb bic in the intervals Of thef legiti-
mate business. This j. not exscly the
views OF the Messenger; IL gives IL simply
for what it is worth, rs a e1od maly p9-
pers in the state sdvocate this courte. We
are In favor ~ suppressing Rambling alto
Gstber II such thing can be done.-r Whit
Dsy Messenger.
The Interests Of capital are largeiy de-
pendent upon tte coUdition oi the puOnc
highways. and IL should bear just propoT-
fion ct The burden Of keeping them IN re-
psir. Labor is also vitally Interested, its
v.lue IN enhanced by their improvement
and pe-sonally IL shares s1ch eQ1altty With
capital. thus upon it sbeuld BE- IMPOSED .
due measure Of tbe cost. Any mehs1re
which would lift the burden on one clsss 70
settle Il on 1 be Other is radically ruiust and
but perpetuates the eFils eFhicn =.
u sought TO ssmedT. The loEd
rhoud be divtded, not shntec
ebont from shoulder te shoulder. as IL be.
comes unbenrable. With sys;em Of
fxrsfion. pnblic interest vozld be nronseo
10 ree that The money vss properly eIprO-
pristed. and this once centered en- the
rosds The lsbor performed upon them
-nuld undergo o radical ohsnge--l Fort
worth Gssstts-
rGTTLE fTEAIfEe.
The great drnuback noe attending The
t-irI Of cssss IN the c0uris for cstt,e stealing
|.erms 10 be CEASED by the numbef Of agents
thar cattle uIen have al over TIE couniryi
who ere euthurized 70 sell. In . case be
for. fhs corrt fbis veek there wHs evidence
.of fbe owner Of certain cattle that D. hso
not sold 10 the rariy charRed With the
ererlinc. hut il further appeared thstaroih-
~ nrrfr Vho lived IN rn acj0ining couniy
ras authorized 20 seI. but that BE- han not'
fr1n eur1moned. IN order 70 conrict =
n-nn ~ ffff of catiie under tbe pre-ert
rrrrnrernent Il ~in - Decesssry for tts
rr-nrr srf 81 ~ his 80 a<.Tl1fd hgen,s - y
m ouurf. ID - the de ernlnafinn ~ sintE
rrsrr5afiorr 20 brrak ID caffle sfea, ,inf .and
fhrr have aaoorn piisbed Q ~ a. oesl 70
rs-ds \ intbs paEt Eve Tears- hhen toeJ
a. r-rr rIih areIcy tuslnes ~ cfc1m
r--r'ls Il for1uufr Ifrnits theT - SHY
- ~ noe 70 fheir fnal s1rcees IN -
r'1Irrrr9.lur rf csftle thisTes. bnt Do untf
- ~ ,--rcoIDrado CIirref-
nrIrEI rErFLE
- usIIrs r rnaL1 - ricEirE 80 n1ef
rfIr hrcruss TIE rrart IrrT n ass e, 81
- l.r.er nIlcrstter bon ne ccurf y
70 - r4urs r. fhs kicklnF seanls ~ 4
ar ~ r.rr1 i1rE Il - corn1sri m 1uss'