The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-23
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Hon, j. w, BoOth, OF Decatur, VIII per
haps furnish lung power tor the forth
coming democratic state convention 10 the
capacity OF chairman. -fOolorsdo Clipper
TnE w0RLDs yuLL ~ IN
When u man's wife, daughter ana per-
| haps eon in.ltw snggest 10 him that political
tame awaits him, the local paper uublush'
ngly declares no IL widely lslked oi Tor
| governor. We hava read some such remarks
recently about men ecsrcsly known outiido
uf the justicp's precinct IN which they 1--we
-fGainGsyills Ind pendent.
JACR EVANS Oh LOGAN.
The republo cans ui san An'onin are
much Interested ia tho federal Judgrehlp,
aud think that IN the contingency ~ Tho
failure of Artiur % nOmiAute JACK Evan.
| That The rcxa. delegation o. the rANonhl
convention will thfOW a thur ovtrpoAid
anu a., all they csn H. favor % John a,
| Logan, ote q the most siaiWsrt rspubh-
cans BTnham R'nhrr.
CuMisd To rnF FRONT,
Some oil thr tends 81 Mr. l.. l. Foster,
| OF the GrIesheeck Nh Era, aud lllAtfr
from this district haYn mentioned his name
va connection with the state tres rahlpi
AN office Tut Ball would . ilice % zee him
cleo cd to. Jncle Frank Lubbock seemstI
think hs hasa death grip on tho oiice,
| though, and II w very lard TO nnake OIL
bArnacles Il Martin Ball,
PJssEssRs TnE QUALIFICATIONS.
II Hon. Il. L.JOhnstoD, senator from ehe'-
! By comts before the Itato democratic nom
mating convention for tho position Oi Lieu
tenant.gcvcrnor we have no hesitation IA
saving he will have tue support OF some o.
he strongest men Ia es9'ern and central
Texas. We know him TO possess oil tie
qualities requsi to the station, aud wonld
| BE- pleased TO see him occupy 1t Athens
| "a thenian.
srAPLE WITH THE PEOPLE
| Now, that Uncle Dave Culberson has
pipnified his Willingness and Intention TO
make AnotuCr Taco for congress tho ChenO-
stth and Dchorse bOoms VIII DO nipped IN
! the bud a: IL were. CuibersOn's usefulness
has made him a staple With The people, snd
they can't hardly do without htm. me
tact Is, neis ono OF the sb.est aud most
ftitnful representatives from Texas, ana the
man who runs around him into seat in
congress will have 81 start before he gets NJ.
! --fCorsicana journal.
WANTS GOOD MEN.
| For several wears past Bfenham has m1A
aged 20 get bl0ug nicely and O. .. C, her
rity officers without any reference whatever
81 policies. A mans political prel0rances
have nothing TO do with his iitaess 10 hold
this or that lilics. LIS runIcryl on The street
that come OF the SO II Il republican lead
era tolk II organizing SitIe Wow 10 making
q political race. The Banner does no III
tend taking any part ~ Tie city election
one WAY on the other, u has no friends 10
reward and no political enemies to punish
IL has, hoW0vCr, confidence in the ability "
the ciiizens Of Breuhum t. elect good meu
TO MI the municipal oiiicet, aud AZ called
uDOn for advice. we would say let polltos
glnne. There will be plenty OF time To air
noliiics I'm the coming state ana preslden-
tai election Brenbam Banner.
GOVERNOR II DERTs AND EDUCATION.
Ex-Governor T. Derts IS reported as say
ing that he would like TO be governor OF
Texas ten minutes when the new senool
bill passed, in order II VETO the Law. Gov
ernor Roberta seems 20 think that iroe 6du
cation ought TO be given to those VINO are
independent OF tue states did and that the
state should erect university for their
accommodation. This 10 not Objectionable,
nut at tho ssme time the most liberal pro-
ysiOus should be made for those wso arc
not able 10 attend this institution. There
are thousands of poOr children IN Texas
who are dependent on the free school iund
Tor an educa,ion-boys and girii With
out parent, money n Iriends. The
state mss provided for thsm aud
who would deprive them II this al
vantage and leave them IN tho dark with
out hslpl Some people would st,rYe the
htellects W boys who ara dependent upon
the state Tor assistance, ana whose mihds
arc capable OF the same advancement us
| hose who ara able 10 edlcl'e Themselves.
Tho pubic school law gives these boys
equal right 10 the use and benefit OF the
,chool iund, which is just. Is gives them
tue benefit of eight years assstsnce instead
pt Elk us heretofore. anu provides Tor u
NOR, liberal compensation for teachers.
These two provisions, 10 seems the ex-
governor objects 10. He is n professor In
the university, which is Literally endowed,
at a salary OF $1,000 year and objects to
seeing o teacher in the common schools of
Texas receive living compensation Tor bis
linn In. - IN m
ton of "a poor boy who neeii anu ought to
have liberal knowledge OF books.-lPitts'
: burg Gnzette.
rug cHEyALIEa BAYkRD or TRxAs.
General sui Ross, OF Waco, IS not bad
gubernntorisi tinoer, but he NUT bide his
tune. IL IL our opinion that Governor Ire
land should be given another Term. To
turn hfm out now, under the circumstances,
would have the appearance OF 81 unmert-
ed party rohuke. Besides II has nesn the
policy Of TIE party To give her governors
q second term, aud We do not think that
Governor Ireland has done anything that
ne should be Kicked out for. General Ross
is o good man, and we hope some day not
tar in the distance TO see him governor. lie
IA pre.emiuently the CheYalier
B,ysrd of Texas, and deserves high
honors at the hands OF the
people whenever IL comes in the proper
shape. The recent so.called " Ross boom "
was set Huuat ana IL INV oeihs III .Nipuiu-
ted by The enemies of John lreland--to be
used s'mplv ~ n club To beat that gentlo-
man oysr the head-bu General Rose, Il we
mistake not the man, will nevsr laud him
self On tool to such unworthy methods'
which seems to he engineered oy the Gal-
weston News. Ifhe Is called 10 the Gnher-
Material chair It must come spontaneous :
fr IN tho heart of the people ord not nom
n few ecbemers bent on the political de.tTuc-
ton of other men. Political Intrigue finds
no f,vor in the character OF General Ross,
which stands out pure and unsullied. sad
far above the reach OF the demsgcgue OK toe
| Marlin Ball.
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