The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-17
TEXAS PRESS OPINIONS

years. SOFA only IN boxes.
TEXAS PRESS OPINIONS.
or COURSE.
OF course no member OF the Eighteenth
legislature was bribed or influenced to vote
against his honest Cony Ctions- Fannin
County Advocate.
NO CAUSE FOR SORROW.
The ClGburne Chronicle sorrOwiuly re-
marks that there viii be no railroad legis
laliOn enacted at this session OF the legisa-
ture This action on the part of the egis-
ture will be approved by all who have ~
heart the true interests Of the state. Il Bren.
ham Banner
BELIEVE IT Will WORK.
We favor an efficient public school sys-
tenn, aud believe that the proposed amend
ment to the constitution will render OR
system so, This will he the foundation
stone, while the university will be the rick
which caps the arch, and MAKE the sysem
one beautiful whole Clarksvile Tins.
rlsToL VS.. RAZOR,
The young man with IL hip-pocket will
regret TO learn that the Young hoods
among the colored people invariably go
armed. Thus We have two fine gnera-
tons coming on-yOung white mel with
their pockets iull of pistols and dirR, aud
Young negro men with their pocketlull o.
pistols and ra2ors. To draw razoihs sure
to make Il good bluff -- Bryan Enterprise.
HIS FIRST.
Governor Ireland has granted lis first
pardon. 1t was to relieve Mrs. Glteriahn,
of this city, of II 500 fine, impced upon
her by tayette county court TO living in
adultery with Charles Bartes The pair,
both married people, eloped froi Houston
some time last fall, and whe Barte 8
| slipped away, the woman was nbbed aud
fined, AS previously stated Mrhall Mes
senger.
TEN TO ONE lie Will
Tom Ochiltree says that desr the judy
ment OF Uncle Sam against hi 'eli In Il,
fault, he will draw his salar, Tnere arr
some ten members of Coug's, he
who are in default to thr,overument.
| Among them one senator S,rre All
| 5000 judgment az surety f'h Il an
Tom says he will proc -e1tn DIR " Il,
monthly stipend IN Aprii -luSin ate.
| man.
ALLEE sAMEE As CONW itF
If the committee have tvthce satisfy
them tnat surveyors are i.rn. aston with
land speculat0rs, It bcCuu' helr duty to
have them prosecuted. man steals
money, land or other vaanlv - would
not be very creditable toJo state il the
law officers rest satisfied Nh the recovery
OF the property. Such arse will not de- |
ter dishonest men from ietrauding the |
state. Graham Leader.
STILL Wa.
The editor Of the Ea Pass Times ex- |
plains Il little Shortcomu laStwsek by say |
ing the paper was got Q at Piedras Ne |
gras, and under many isadvantages, his |
InUu nlllpn hptnu In ihn. llg pI tina ghprtn 4
on Judgment for u de of 500, tor which |
he offered ample sec,ty, but which was |
refused. He says no sh attempt to sup |
press the Times will SPEED, and that 1.-THE |
battle axe still waves San Antonio Tx. |
press.
sADIF vtoRlous.
. But the house reed to 20 back on !
the Alamo. The NJ, Texian blood was !
stirred, and our leeqtors throwing slav- |
ish economy to thelnds of heaven, vic. |
lently determined. a patriotic party
majority of n fewStes to preserve the |
scene of tho TeXMhermopy from the
assauting hand ofne and also from the
oblivious touches base commercial use.
Texas takes a lew and retlectively |
munchos it, with enthusiasm,-[Hous
ton Post.
STRIKES / COMBINATION.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES seems to en-
terrain an idea ~ Speaker Gibson's sub.
stitute is desgn(o cook his (Uhenoweth's)
political goose rob him OF the laurel
wreaths that w9 encircie his classic brow
should the bilF winch he is the author
become lawl' the members of The
legislature wo,l guard the interests of
their constitue}nore and pay less atten.
!. ton to buildu,ip their future political
fortunes, thertpuld be more wholesome
legislation eift.- Marlin Ball.
: pi,foR wIddINs.
, Let us not Ia at Virgins, then, even
ia tidal wavtf not wash away Calves.
! ton, or il the.nadian dispatches admit
that the stoi OF Sunday would have
' failed to attupecia notice or apprehen.
, sion save for gyms prediction. He is
an educator penelaclor, and with other
! Wigginses tcep the country on the alert
for doath-deg storms, and with slowly.
equipped lois to worry and tempt legis-
ators who allready saddled with the
burden of Slg their country ut SEA
day-with II things, We say, there is no
telling whMesrec of development the
| country matain. In the economy of
; nature theruse for everything, Virgins
and the lob inoludcd,-[Waco Exami.
} nor.
| KNd WITH ktNpN SIS,
$ In the a. TO provide for education
! there IL do OF overload,ng the subject
l with burdime official machinery, until,
FROM heavyweight, u collapse may come
, Saturday senate took NJ the question
of superndency for the protected
D schools--tate superintendent, and a
0 county sintcndent in every county of
. over l0,0nhabitants being desired by
I many OF senators, although the Joint
0 resolutions ordered engrossld IL pro, :
D vldcs e. state superintendent, To be
J. elected, ~ people, rs are other state
r officials in Its present form. il viii
i scarcelyhtk, necessary two.thirds vote,
-tLonl pVTocrat. '
n orSuUNcLsAN HANDS.
Mr., OK hassntroduced oil author.
iziag th ding If the Bible and PRAYER
IN pnhlhoos, The Bible has had many
bard XXX trow It's adverssries, but Il
Q has alwa ccme lll triumphant. Itisa
sad coniAtaN 1.-THE religious statutes
+, ofour oltry w, asv such legislation
should hnecSsss. II the legislature
r rs,dins tho Mabw ould be much n b sav :
TOR for ouF coum People cannot be
!, made Christians by, and flour govern.
mcut would protect religious wo,ship
OF her people and leav,cm ftee To their
/, own convictions of dutio reading the
Bible, either In SCHOOL q, at home or
IS abroad, 1t would be II In accordance
with our republican ins,ons and better
n Tor the people. -[Sulphuings Gazette.
-ses--4
Y 7. W. Goebel, Nrurgist, Louisburr.
!. Kansas, says; III have solrickly Ash
blttere', for five years, anhave never
handled medicine which more uni. I
l. versal satisfaction, IL IA iaSomiuy Tho