The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-22

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crni renple pirgtd upnn the streets tl DO
tue samn WoIk2-l tnt0n Chronicle
ALWAYs wtuNu'
Itisa singular irct thai ihn GAVE. HH
New hns made war utuu every gov HHHr
Ttx.s hsH had Ntr toe WHf, unless. Dob.
decd W. except the latter par ui 1nYr.n'f
Davis administration, which Wua UN'
tbs tine that the $40 900 hlha ~ NnlarI
B.rnss, aud the luieTrhuunn railroad .s
suppo. cd 90 have put On ita Wors, u can
h.rdy be- tlIimud thH, the E0ycrnnra lfF,
All bern wrong, aud the News always right
Thffe is ABOUT ~ mg0h huuihniT iu ~ hf
ia the rest ot mankind, aud 10 may nave
been no much la error "a tue past ~ 10 ~ 100
n, present war upon Governor lEtlani.--
fBslt1n Journal.
WANTS 10 DO tar HANDSOME
We are glad tbs prospects Tor gelt.t' RI
reasonable appropriation tor hAVinR tiAh'
properly represented AZ the Ne" lea 4,
oxpo.iion nra regarded as favorable. Il
viii not pay Texas to send commissioners
TO New Orleans merely TO sniny the eSnibi.
ton made by other states. We miRht got
lghtuiug-rod men, Insurance agents or
book Canvassers with cheek enough To stand
around the hotel corridors and exposition
grounds and boast oi the climate, soils. pro.
ducts and general advantages OF Texas,
with nothing on tIhiDition 10 baes w
their statements, but n they we're possessed
OF any stats pride. even the Checklist would
want a very largo salary 10 compensate him
for the bumilistion II would caus. him In
SEQ his own STATE "lelt out In the cold.' II
We cant have money enough 10 make an
exhibition OF something more than com
mss oners, let tho matter crop entirely -
t5An Antonio Express,
THE SUDEgEAr0RIAL bEk
Peter Smith IL mayor OF Fort Worth,
lie - very good and able man, hgI rs
name is smith, and the name of tbs next
governor ot Texas won't be Smith. II Po6rii
the sensible man he il said TO bs no viii
not lot a gubernatorial bee get into his ma
--fGreenviiie Herald, lhe bee you r"ior
TO- that - causing all THIS sQueaiiug hy TIC
prtsa nt the state, Is not IN Peter 6u'tn
hat. Bat IL is ,he cougre' siOual hec ia the
hats ofthose Dallas "iellera" thitare irving
20 swlgch smith of into contest w.'h re-
land while they "wag of With the con-
grsssionsl chicken pie again. We 81 snor
that John Ireland, Ola account o. having
made very clever & vernon, holds D
s,rOng hand ," as well as the edge, sis,
that custom has almost made II lSr ~
Texas, one term well flied guarantees l
walk over Tor the second. We also know
that Il In high time north TsEs was fur
nisNing governor for TeIas,aud thai fete
| Smith is tho man when the time does arrive
| He ~ hO-est, capable and a per eot wee U
All American gentleman = Decatur Post.
N DIVISION WANTED.
IL is occasionally asserted that, In ih'
event of the democratic success IN 1884, th'
democracy will make At least four state
| OF the present STATE OF Texas. Tue obisc
OF such partition saws the Washington, ID
O., q szstle, will be the appreciation OF th,
democracy ~ the electoral college and sell
| ave of the Uuited States. But how four O
1 A.. a ~. a 81
/ state OF Texas Us not clear. When leTa
was admitted rs a state Of the uH on ~
sd nis.un wa I'm conformity with tile con
stitution thereof The constitution MAKE
I certain qualifications and condition
D &c dem 20 admission, but IN
dr. its operation no subs.
qlent p,rti ion Of territory admitted ~
| STATE Is p,ssiOle. In fact the constitution
urnhinif- th- division Of any STATE into wv
I o. more states. There Is only pae WAY FL
akiug two or IN ~ states ont at = tN-
i.,irg ttnit. nHd tuat iS 10y aU"luh sut IL
/ tla ouuatuti1u. FMS iluru4l is aware
thltit caimad hat roxt, can be DIVIDED
. iltD sty.Tai sfutrr under treaty s'.HIili pt
/ but The adui ssipn oil Texas as = si .te ti ih'
union urrroGat,d Tho treaty IN 60 tir a. anY
such siiru' q ION wrui. The -p-cal el state
of West Virginia hGs no CopsittutiO 'x'
is'cnCe aud cannot BE- regarded as cpurti'
BE- nte ~ Texas int two or more states
IWeatheflOrd Cimes.
c1ssERvATf II WIN.
Having spent Tue openlug week OF the
called special ssion In Ausuu, and know
Ing personally m,j riiy OF members ~
each of 'he legislative bodies, we feel Rrall'
fad 10 find That the vital questions GumluP
before the assembly Will meet win the
Importance due 10 such momenloue i-shes.
Law lepsness Will assuredty b. put down.
Vie and practical laws, looking 10 tho
best iuteres al our great state Will be en-
acted and class legislation willfeceiyt no IT,
var rom our Texas law makers. There 10 al
esrnestness in sizing sli BUS presented, III
probing to the bottom every subleC. men
iioned in the call. aud i'll hunting Tor ede
ouate remedies to wipe out the wrongs
from which our state has suffered. The
disease will be carefully diagnosed, ana our
Legislative doctors Will assurediy oe found
eoual 10 tue occasion. We iouDd rradl'
ness upon tn. part OF cPCh aud every m"W
Der with whom We converted, 10 eSuIe'n
themselves as opposed to any radical
measures. They do not think u
herd law valuable as remedial agent
but say that n all other men, a
fail they uignt try il &. Cernyer resort.
The Effort will first be made to remoye any
real cause for fence cutting, ana punsn 81
viola ions or ri lis upon prnuertv i'-h's.
They seemef pie sscd with me sctipr of re
s'ockmen, aud one OF the aelesf Hud mos.
brilliant mem beers OF the house iuiu.m
US that he heartily commended ihe cohsef'
la,ism displayed by the stockr,l and
would take cir resolution as ohs lrnn
which he would use his best trut'7 10
formulate Legislation - Live ock Jour
nal
THIS Extra sgisIog.
We d1 not presume 10 solve Iae great
problem pending before the people ai
Texas sud now IN the special care u' the
Legislature in extra session The COr.tc-
too Of the evils that led to, and The sup
preston oi crime re ulting FROM orgGuirsd
law iessres~, is me great question "i me
psrind, IN which depends In great Part the
progress aud prosperity aud the Perce end
order of the stale Tor years to come but
We have our own opiuions and give them
only for what they may be regarded by
those who have - act In this emergeicy as
worth.
The evils is OF SLOW and progressive
growth, and cannot be hastily, summarily
aud .ffictually remedied BY Legislation or
@, h,rwise. There are so many theories
and methods; and 80 many CONF ;,ins
Opinions, as well AS sentm that IL cso
only be dealt with and treated as . stsIs
Govsrner Ireland has, BY the aid eisll the
couC sci aud advice no could obtsin from
the leading. minds Of the state. given tbe
m alter the earnest and careful consider
ton Of his clear head, prompted BY. the
feelings Of a patriotic heart; and has fslly
and fairly presented the mattera 90 the
legislature with o. celtic recommendation
This is all any governor could have done
Nov, II the legislature will formuste
their actions on the line he recommends
pss, , UGH laws M be has indicated to 30
into i'm mediate effect. and drop the cues
~, -,,n,nt hitter and atlinatins diecrs-