The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-24

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charged bY the senator, 1. "a because q.
abandoned the hHu lHsi policy Ui UH|
| i4ihefs and ie. lie homes Uf ilT people
pass fpm them, auu gH one ui boz IONS f
more on blame Than d. VHs giamuI De-.
I en- bitterly ald see lHata l.uar.f AUi ul
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. May & ma Do that ihr senator who made
7 su recent end 80 IS, gr 30 u.-iu.. uaY ua o.
/ fault M l., judgement N.y Hl' n.r It.l.,
slic.luit Tor tue sC.nn. D.Hsru .Ut rH
frmrF lead him o. -uFr.I ..ru to-day and
srtTyr them ,1-MpTlu.
EU0s tOas IHa senator 's as honrs. now
90 before. iHr ih' Ws.Irr. rrnIinls 1i Ian
Owned uy him would uH seif1 against be
'cIngeIiJgs an grave 4Uvi.au- of slate
EuUcF, NaT1e sHWH gHrpHH .nlH,N |I-g
Vr- qu-stil.r, U. ..lf, fUl no. owning.
lut yrub l'y wan .sF Bends a cattle, nave
Hrtn shab'uFs FFi hss o., rae tr9af lr, win
tglug. house 40 laH center pirfa gud an
iu,clptiu. ni Ia hDu ri4uI yiuCFs,'
a0ps fHi rev,iang.e land policy nithe
state, based U4 greed" AMI user disregard
for rhe prosperity even ~ cur oWn OF
spiing, will ho, produce even greater evils
tual tnOsu NOW facing az,
COm1gJi ctpllrI has from necessity de
serted rs legitimate channels OF l.ycsi-
mert, aud chuckIrs over the greed OF
Statesmen who give d permanent inyes,-
ment IN the necr stiles OF the people.
We has better encourage lt To remain In
rsi.rpRn and other channels ana keep It's
gJaspuif IT the homes OF oar children ana
grardchi,dFGn, The senator nav, VITA
his igs, say amen 10 tho sentiment, bus
liHp.r' required, and his pending bill srys
% tlc devil with such doctrines when there
is money he sisht for the school iuud, Toe
seuf orr Ia his sptcch, says down with the
cattle klugs, but IN the manifest Uiitcls Of
bis bill lac says long may he
reign unilsturh'd by small cattle
men their wives aud children and
"uUG OUTS"
lWou.d not deTaot one inta frnm the
ability nf hs senator, bat Mis- ideas ON
these laud !gJ,re5's gra contrary 10 no eN'
prIieuCc Of ages ari q iOly Writ, aud 10
the best iuteTo7ts OF the people, aud the jim
glc oi 'ea dglgrs. more in the treasury Will
not O. ways blind the people, I represent
one NJ the largest and w,athiest farming
usfrlci6 10 the state, and The senator could
really depend upon my support Il he, by
ufgcr than empty declarations, could show
me how my people could DO oene.itlel by
The provisions oi this hN!. No, Mr.. Psesi-
dent, IN our land policy, II Il IL TO be sup
p'rIneutPd by this bill, VI. have followed
The vicious policy oi the Wall street gamb'
grs, AID the corner that this bill will make
N cattle will result IN Black Friday 10
Texas and our people. H. 70 easy enough
now 10 explain TO our people that there Is
money IN II for ,hem, just Hq was AID when
the foundation of these troubles was laid,
nut there IL always Is day OF rclriburiye
Justice. The senator says II this armed
force provided for reaches 1000 men We
need haye no fears OF anyone overlhroviu'
the government | should smile not; IL
amt his rangers that nay people fear, hut u
Is the vast sums OF money spent in times 81
peace, increasing the bellies of these un-
necessary cOnsprYaio-s OF the law Oar
iass democratic platform siys down vi II
cormorent and the commune, and II you
adhere 10 tins the patriotism of ine p5Ople
will be : moro secure and economical reil-
agce than the cohorts. don't want TO
frtr 10 IL again, but the more | think over
.ais thing the more squslly 10 looks
FOR THE TREASURY.
The senator SAYS that his bill viii re-
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poor cattle man. Yes, sir, II will remove IL
as he lion did tne distance between him
nnd the lamb. Lease the grazing land TO
my man who wants it, and protect him in
| 1t, but don't force him to lease from the
state or the corporations Reserve the
! lands known to be agricultural for the act
nal settler, aud keep it sacred To his use.
Let the counties vote herd laws from time
to time as they may desire. Give good
] "A Fac A mi a.
iug fenced up. Then supply and demand
and the natural adaptability OF the soil
will settle the rest.
There are numerous bills pending to
this end, and they are more practicable
and less expensive and don't propose 10 I'LL
mp this coGntry with n horde OF fellows
! whose occupation will be cross between a
district judges and bull-whseker's.
! 1.-THE gentleman don't wish to cncour
age communism ne and those who have
agreed with him should have mere regard
! tor the rights OF the many as against the
demands OF the few, and quit selling PEG
pies bi thrights for messes of pottage. We
sold the children, Land for little or moth
! log, and are now trying to get somebody
! or CORPORATION to use the money. We now
wait 10 deprive thousands of homes so we
rsn ggJ l!u!e more money, ~We propose
| TO be liberal with ourselves ard rob our
Clildren.
In: rider to gei 81 ourselves ne pro-
pose 10 make the people pay, our side parl-
ners. the railroads and spectators, 50
N,wil. b. known as the pa noroker policy
BY THE PRIECELY STATE.
The senator says that he Is willing to-
nave the bill amended 70 suit, so the prln-
ciple IL preserved. Well. there is one
an ndment that | want 10 Insert in the in.
terest of the farmer, and that is that Their
oil ha M a M qnpnt Tp.plvpn
| upier the bill
| If we keep Ola experimenting west Texas
and the Panhandle may be I, US what The
Soudan is TO the khedive of Egypt-a ;erri-
tory OF luxurious proportions, which swaI-
lows all and pays none. My people are put
ting up So for schools to where they get 81,
but we don't want to make the same kind
OF investment in military pomp and glory,
nor are We willing to take grass commits
sioners 40 par. My constituents would like
| to save all they can, but don't want To see
the state, with all its power, forcing Cit
zens TO rent lands
We want the country 10 prosper and pro.
gress naturally, but not be forced by legis-
!ation. Il is 4s true in social conditions rs
III the animal aud vegetable Kingdom
! haste To maturity means haste to decay.
Mr.. President, must say that while |
have always advocated good school sys-
| TEN and want it rs cheap AS possible; that
while, like the senator from Travis, love
the farmer on principle, there beiLg a large
majority in my dis riot, can't see how it
would help him, and do ses where it might
iniure him and his children, and that while
| desire to see quiet restored don't see
how this bill would do it, as men would
quarrel more th0a ever about each other s
stock running on grass they had paid tor.
SOLAR
as the constitutionality Of the bill is con-
cerned don't care to discuss it after the
argument Of the senator from Bexar, out il
not unconstitutional, it ought to he; he
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