The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-28
sROoMIEG FLEMING,

ireland, II seguini Tor lieutenant cove nor
Marion Martin, OF NayAFfo.-iiiuboari
Clty Ness,
sRNOMIEG FLEMING,
The Waco Examiner sarms 10 no busy
grooming Hon. u Fleming Tor goyernlr,
BY the way, the Houston Post Is 1he only
daily In the state, 50 lar as No know, inat
is emphaliesllY in favor Of 0iyernOr lrr'
lsni's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CouHsy
Index,
TALKED ARlUr.
There ~ considerable Ialk OF getting
Judge Clark to run for tha 4 'ls senate, as
ne does not intend 10 % a Candidate TOT re-
election !" che .rsseshlp Of this dis'r'ol.--
kaufman sun,
SMITH ron caSGREs'.
The Colorado Clipper ayors Judge q, w.
Smith Tor congress from that district, Ihr
Judges many friends In Terrell will be I'D
"a hear OF his promineuoa In his new home
L Terrell Star.
CAN SUCH THINGS BEG
The mayor Of Houston has served the
CITY tour years aud has never accepted a
do lar o. his salary, though he sees iha,
every oher oilic'l is promptly paid.-l Nc
ridisn Blade.
PRONOUNCED LKyEL HEADkD.
Texas osltl-men viii proponncs Seere-
tary OF the Interior Teller a "lrvel'head'
ri man. His recent decision gives right
Of wav through the lncinn Territory over
rails This will h Ia the catilsmen 70
make better freight rates with the rail-
roads.-IChfton Sentinel.
EQUAL To rHE OCCASION,
Fort Worth Is pulling her wires strongly
for the entertainment oil ths next demo
cratic state convention. The Sentinel IL
willing that she shall have the distinguish
ed honor, believing that the enterprise OF
thst city will prove equal 10 the OCCASION
Winsboro Sen incl.
kvERY WORD TRUE.
The county commissioners in the state NJ
tt Xas do more work for less money than
any officers We know. They are RESPONSE
bl for the financial management OF their
respective counties, are supervisors OF the
pablo roads, must see that the paupers are
provided for; have kind OF general super
vision over all the other ofiicsrs; must b.
Guessed" by everybody In toe county, aud
only get three dollars per day, when In ae-
,usl Hillsboro Ness.
WILL nor Be LACKING.
The Dallas HERALD promises the Texrs
Press association a roysl entertainment
when IL meets there ia The spring. We arc
sure that Dallas will not be lacking IN nos
nit atty. and when tho association meet
III. re will he nothing else on HAND to dis
'ract attention as there was last year with
the Saengerfest.-T Braham Banner.
Is ROBERTS REsPossIBLE?
Terrell's hill will yet prove the basis
upon which the fence-cutting troubles must
finally be settled. The fenc. quitting
troubl are the logical outgrowlh of the
faulty land policy OF the state There can
not be q doubt OF It, and Gran NJ R)ber s
| 70 responsible for that faulty policy TO y
degree far greater than any man within al
our broad borders.-[ Waco Examiner,
.LANHAM's EFFORT.
We have received from Hon. B. W. l..
Lanham o COPY OF his speech In opposition
to / III to establish buresu Of animal II =
Lstry, or what IS commonly known as
the pieuro-pneumonis bill. As shown nv
Mr.. Lanbam. the provisions OF this OIL
would seriously ipiure the cattle Interests
of Texas. This was the trst speech OF our
representative before Congress, and re was
| listened to with profound attention by the
house and the galleries. Those Of the Tex'
| as d. legation who had never heard him be.
fore were surprised by his power and elo.
quepce. He was generously congratulated
TOR the great success OF his debut.-(Cisso
Roundup.
LAWS TO - IsyoRsED.
Ifforeign capital be frightened ont o. q
we can't see where the harm " ne will re-
suit. Nothing 10 20 ruinous % to have tue
private revenues OF . country scent IL
foreign lands. That 10 the matter with
poor, doWn-trodden Ireland to-day. We
should be satisfied for capital to come at
moderate rate, In the hands prineipally o.
honest, sturdy yeomeD, who w spend
their profits here at home. All the laws
mau will feel that his life, liberty and
property are oil safe. The great improve
ment now to be made in our lave Is TO pre-
vent jury packing and put the state and
defense on an exact equality In selecting q
Jury. We must down the spirit OF murder
ia the iand.-[Corsicana Jenrnsl.
| BERCHgR's INTEREST IN TFXAs.
It is said that Henry Ward B ,cler is 80
interested in Texas affairs That he is back.
ing an Austin man (Mr. Ssylor) in his
struggle for the Brownsville coll, ctorship
Il seems that Bsecher was the recipient OF
the Austin mans hospitality while lee
turing in Texas. If Mr.. Saylor wants to
ind out on which side his bread is buttered
he will make himself solid with the Hon
Thomas Porterhouse Oohiltree. When II
comes to influencing federal patronage In
Texas, NJ. Ochiltree lays over the Ply:
mouth pastor ss . doubloon compared
with dollar,-TDecatur Tribune.
WOULDN'T TEAR HIS SHIRT.
Culbereon tor the next governor Of
Texas. What say you, boys, Of the Texas
press We say that Ireland is good enough
for us. We prefer him to any man yet
spoken of in the gubernatorial connection.
-[Corsicsna Observer, We wouldn't faint
Texas: We wouldn't tear our shirt If Ire.
land should succeed himself. We Wouldn't
lose hope of the country If the old alcslde
should 20 in for third term. We expect
to be very we'll satisfied With whatever
good man the choice OF the democratic
state convention may fall upon. There are
many mon in Texas capable Of making
~ khn hoR So
stsntly increasing. Smith county alone
could furnish halt dozen or more l-Tyler
Democrat.
THE PRESS OF TEXAS.
In no city in Texas do the papers fall
short of the requirements of the commune
ties in which they exist: publishers are
spending, almost without exception, fsI
more money tor the credit otthe communal
ties in which they issue their pape than
they receive; they are engaged in un'irlpe
efforts to popularize and enchance the
standing Of the cities In which they live
and those efforts are In no case properly
appreciated. Take all those papers and il
10 plainly visible that the credit Is all on
the side Of the papers, tht
debt .S with side big Of 'a's s5s ooD nslns
mites in which these papers are pa blished.
To tell the truth, the newspapers Of Texas
owing to some strange fashion existing
among them. exist in abnormal condition
They live upon future hopes wh'ls the peo-
pie sccept their splendid offices without Q
thought a. to expense Of money and brains
and labor in great popular cause. The
press OF Texas has done more towards in
creasing the growth and prosperity Of the
state, toWards advancing its material inter.
ests, and its emil ghtenment and civil sa,ion
than ell other agencies combined. The
day Of their reward has been postponed; q
great popular DEBT to the press 10 nov due
l-[Austin Statesman.
A TRIO OF LIBEL SUITS.
Rabbi Henry Schubl filed three petitions