The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-19


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ar, OOoper was ueolared duiy eieoteu nm
was lntrouuoeu lo tne senate Dy mr, HOu'
Ton, ana returned MS thanks with Anew ~
| pfoprlhte Tomhfks,
! a resolution OF thanks was voted TO Ben
alOr houston IOr the aDlllty displayed an'
impartial manner IN which he has dis
charged MS duties
The governor sent IN the following mes
sage:
Gentlemen OF me senate ana House OF Repre-
SenhlYes; A.. ,., - A.. p,-,..,
IN Closing tne Iaoor5 OF the Elghteehti
legislature, ! cannot Wltnnoiu the e1Pres
SION Vi genuine sraIlilcatioii NJ Ihe resui
OF your meeting Ihat there was at one
tithe Ieelihg Oh uhqulet ana apprehension
mat the reform measures lo0keu ior Dy INT
people would not De accomplished, is true
This lear arose from the imperative de
mand Tor these measures. Inc country
may now congratulate itself and you that
most OF the lmportant measures looked for
nave become accomplished iacts. =.
In providing for an additional iunatic
asylum ana the improvement OF the one
now IN operation, the unfortunate lunatlcs
OF the state will be cared for.
In Withdrawing the school ana asylum
lands from the market, ana devislng sys,
TEN by which something may be realized
for said lands, the permanent school and
university fund may be materially aug
mented,, and the state enabled to educate
the children without heavy burden being
laid upon the people.
BY submitting an amendment to the con-
stitution allowing separate school tax to
be levied, we may be enabled to aid our ed
ucational enterprise without an unnecessa-
ry accumulation OF money in the treasury.
By the passage of the railroad bill, the
people will be enabled to observe its work
ings and improve upon most difficult
task through subsequent legislation.
You have laid down some definite rules
for the government of our convicts.
By the act to protect the wool growing
interest of western Texas, great enter
prise is aided and encouraged.
By the act reorganizing the Judicial dis
tricts, the disposition of business in the
courts will be greatly facilitated.
The act to facilitate the collection of
claims from the general government on &C.
count OF monies expended IN frontier de-
tense VIII enable IeXas 10 reclaim money
she shouid nave recovered long since
Inc ACT 10 provlue 1or the settleneht oi
CLAIMS OF schooI teaGhers Is an acI OF JUSTICE
that mas Deeh long delayed
Des'ueS these, Inefe are many otners VI
MINOR Ionp9Itahce, amounting III oil W
ABOUT 10y oilis tnab nave oeconle laws
rault uhuers there VIII De, puG ai'er ma
ture consideration IL VIII ne louIu ehat you
nave redeemed your pledees 10 the people,
and that IeXas VIII continue TO prosper
ana gro" unoer Ihe influence ol your Wolk'
. ~, oYnJ - 90, a. ", onuuiot;op
that all have labored for what was believed
to he the best interest for the general pub
lie good. You have been patient under
difficulties. The absurdity of recurring the
peoples representatives to stay at the CAPT
tai and serve the public at 50 per day was
never more fully demonstrated.
tender to you, in the name of the peo-
ple, their thanks, and trust that on your
reaching your respective homes YOU nav
find your families in good health, and that
Won NAV soon repair the worst phases con-
seouent on your stay at the capital in the
interest of the public
Very respectfully,
JoHv IRELAND,
Governor.
NJ cooob offarod Tho folloving. That
Al. -
.ne ti ~ d E'iti, S'i' atSa;ont ,,tI,I;o
a1 tbat he hos aS nresiding oflcer nf
s sSo 'h haon ~, inc, ;,nnartis md bis
vrhoIo nonrea sb0ws him 10 ha not onIv an
mno,e oGuLoo nin 90 br,t niso y
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6 ,3an SIpoH "'" pi0e' '''''0
Tno nonr boyi,o arrival T.ieutonont-
me noSF nu',nE niniIeu .hanIS tn The
SoDotn sor h;ndnoss and conrtasies ex-
sonJC b. A.nt,aI fnIl and 10 sanata Oh.
;enueui Ghe eve leii anu 'ne een"'o az
Jouineu Sile ule'
HOUSE.
On motion of Armistead, the house bill,
allowing counter atlidavts to be made to
claims proved up by affidavits at any time
before the announcement of trial, was
taken up and the senate amendment con-
Cured in.
At the instance of Acker, the house bill
nunishing persons for negiigently or will
fully burning prairie or woodland, was
taken I'D and the senate amendment con-
Cured in,
The senate bill allowing the location of
veteran certificates in Greer county was
killed, the house refusing to suspend the
rules.
"A resoluVlon py Noh Ann e6h "uo .S.oa '''0
co,lIhlttee Eleih no ~ 49, sns;stooJ
MeesIs. OAven' opSOiu -, nnt;fr the
were aPpoifsisseu oG,li,lI.eoo, " IT, oon,.
governor vi ma aUJoddi ritt, nr,forrsd and
lnlt.ee sso,,aII >, assaS,a from, tbe
cohgratulaIoIy IaIe"el' iiiesSase Aioiii WIG
governor was leoeIs1u. IT,, -, ,t,o rort of ,bo
'fresehtatlonsI,n oll 'u9 Pd5 o; y, W.
mouse, presented W We Ny ';, ~; ,obor 80
Ter, chaplain peauIiiul sil'er piVonef a'u
gop,et. .o,,.od % ColoroI w
WI MurLJn;cH P,GI9entfS no oold 'honded c,ns
bootn, chlei Glerk, ntle, soiu,nra hso az ~
hyGesi on Tue parS VI Sne iu Sih' Pi''
sente1 nne Gane 70 oPeaEer ousIF :, ,bo
roster, Oh LlnlesIone, ~ Don.n ~, ,aS
oincers anu cleIhs VI tne nVu 81, sssn;c.
tne sPeaAeL VIII ;,a s.,aoohaa nd raniies
All the presentation speecnes anu Iepii -
were nea, enu apptoPFlale' nnu 1oi1o "
them really eIequehG. ....o,os ,,oro
On mouon Oh Hochran, tne spee0nee "ei0
ordered prlnteu III tne heJo M-. Arr,,s.