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

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| sfr.iuu. tHt|uf f.fHu.H n .N..I
~ abolish the ltuU vt n I...
| tiuu sal anil tr tT.I 30 .fu..
arninst the pissaFr u' rs uIrI I.., I.I H
| ingiDr hri ief fu.i llW.
~ Dun's Pert '"u u. rI. u $500
I ton count, In reference tp r..0H r.U.
anu iencr-cuttlpy
| By GENERALIZATION Of a..gHH" ni Is u-
nPy county again. hHni l.U.
The ull0Eiug was offered D., AHy ..Ut
WHEREAS, AZ Wr mo JHrI. .u'U'lNf u
| the eighteenth legislature urs I'm s. I|.
| fsndly 60 The naturalization .. t.,
! Ireland. de.irH iu @ Iu0.n HI|NI.r .H b..
pfess our opiui0uCt a.s rpuU-HH"f Ws
! istrstc NJ rpEl-, Therefore
! Resolved Fh'r ~ regard h'u i. p' BOON
fat. cautcirn,i1l, Raa upright officer srl
4. ever ANTIQUE 10 Hifchurlr i'HWlp.u oN.}
under the contribution, nun Hnf failure t
The eIenut.on Of tls laws rs nos ch''ge Ole
| To hin,
Resolved, Thst wn rHr1u many 80 .H,
unkiuu CritlcisJuJ pu ulS ut 'uifuH.'u '.
uuf.r, unjust, suu C'luul f.' B. ttnt. ID.
execution OF the lR"s mQf iih'u'G qua.
| Sniie there Is cI s'I r4u." u.'fril d"
opinion as ~ tho legislation r. rr.b'N. "y''
In our midst, gud whIa urWngr Hay
differ with tho governor m tA..
witch he has recommended, So. $50 h'I'',
| IN Aud Gay acc rru 20 his Do. vol NvlNni
integrity Of character aud D.Hm.nu HHl.
| i>iruess in following his ut CONVICTIONS al
duty; shat We believe be lHa "-lH Oh,
constitution correctly N'N m'ueNoa 1.
tho limitations oi H. nH".l
IN calling 'nto uVIrlayp ia'
military power O, lhe eta .ss. he '.'.u,
of grand juries hnt other .IiuTs 10 / n,c
yiolatOrs uf the 'aE is G,. lUD iFfI. 81. '-t
governor; tia. wr FI
our influences WITH oUr 1' .N
To sustain ana support g. 1861. lr..". H
The discharge Of hi- duna .' nA
cOultennnce all violation boo .NE. H'
thereby aid him in mis- al Ha" oH.'
the executive officer q ih' .''."
rhe resolution caused C.. si'. ."''
cu.sion. participated M H E.
Douglas, Swan, Brown, Goo. ."r "F %.
| nv request al and tor j nH,'' N FOO
Jones Durnnt Wu2D.Gh n vi ..ma-
stone Scott lakewood Ga. .'U'.2i Die
Gartty and Upon.
Upton said lhst as the Time % ,he h11a'
was short aud much vi 70 would he take.
| ND with the fence cutting IaH'"ai1u ..
which the session was specially cH'e1 oy
the governor, no moved ma the rgsgIU
ton for tho present De 'a'a au-
on the table, subieca To ihc CAL
The vote resulted: Ayes, 40 ncee, 10, anl
the speaker voted aye, and Ceclsr'G th'
resolution laid on the table suhiec 30 call
The speaker in giving the oasuaE Vol,
SAID thaS while personally and politically
gres TREND of the goVrrnor, ara Whiie hi
Nuid endorse his ADM nistrHJi)p, II was IN
| opportune to have the resolution come a.
now when We cannot have a W'i and
| fair erpression OF the whole house ~ som,
Of the members are absent and tha vol
| shovel thar ralt of the hOuSe was no
ready to vote up0nlt.
| Aoker pre- spnIed resolutions OF the Gil.
zepe OF Burnett county isyolGs nor.
law. Referred TO the GommiltFe o! tNen )
Hill. chairman oil iudc'I-v commitc.
No. reported tavorebiy on hOGs5 blil NO
| II, relative 10 the ssieciou ~ Inrors d.
county courts.
! U...l, chairman, reported o. house hiN
No. 80, providing for some deEce ci's
with amendments making the amour
1,2j0 200 employees OF the last session, aua
soulng the enie rgency clause.
Dennis, charm an. reported f4vorsb'y 20.
the resolution asking CONGRESS for % fFrr
| ofway for The Gulf, Colored" " Santa ft
railroad across the Indian IrrIii'ET
BrowpIng's hill TO arae-- Ito judiciary
act SO Us 10 prov !e chang H. tJs crur. .4
his, the Panhandle Gls,rlC., TsG tEk. up
and passed.
Thompson, of Btxar, introduced
house bill No. 96, making an appropriation
for the New Orleans cotton centenn1l. ~
provides tor Two male and three female
commissioners.
fUpton in the chair
Foster of Graysen called up the specia
order, bis bill House bill No. 10, Tor the
sale OF all real estate bid IF TO the state at
tax sales, the owners of which have not re-
deemed the same.
The bill after some discussion wag finally
ordered engrossed as amended.
A message from the senate announced
the passage OF senate substitute bill No. 8
to prevent the destruction If fences.
[Wurzbach in the chsirl The speaker
from the floor called up the resolutions en-
dorsing Governor Ireland which after con
siderable further discussion were adopted
by the following vote:
Yess-Spesker Gibson, Acker, Adams,
Ayres, Benavides, Biount. Brown, Brown.
Cochran. Cofiman, Cotton, C0'ner Craven,
Dsnpis, Duftman, Etherld &c, Finch, Fisher
of Harris; Fisher, OF Hays; Eos Eos
ter: of GTHy'HHa .,rson Fr'q Hz.w PfS-
Hearne. HENDERSON, Hurst, Jones, X ng,
Lindsey, BcAllen, McAlpine, McDaplel,
McGari,y, Mckinney, Merriwsrhef, Moore
of McLennan, Moore of Wasbi' gton, Mour-
sund, New of Patterson, Palton Peers,
Pendleton, Phelps, Rainey. Robinson OF
Basrop Robinson of Jack, Rogers, Rosen.
thai, Rushing, Staener, Stout Swan, lay
Tor, Thompson of Bexar, Tilsos, Townsend
Upton, Walk ms, White, vii on, Woods,
Workman, Wurzbach-70.
Eays-Allis,u, Armistead, Barry, Cam p,
Cundiff, Davis, Durant Folter OF Lime
stone, Gait Garrison, Harkuesf, II y Jack.
son, Kendall Lee, Moore Of Es'tsnc,
Nash, Parsons, Scott, Steel, Thompaon ri
Austin, Wyatt-22.
Durant rose toa Ques ion Of privilege,
but In the excitement 10 adj puru failed TO
be recognized by the speaker, ana on mo-
ton the )u.e adjourned till 10 9. m. TO-
morrow.
State Capital Notes.
AUSTIN, Jan. 19.-[Specisl. T. Friends Of
Mr.. Tsrrell's bill signify their desire to cut
out the Objectionable features and it is
likely to be the basis OF a bill for legislation.
The present app esrauces indicate pos
sibe no use defeat OF the appropriation for
be New Orleans exposition. II will be a
disgrace 10 Texas This session shall re-
fuse to have this state represented Tiers
The msjority OF the committee eported
fayorabiy on the Nash bill for $4,000.
Nash saws his bill is for this smouut, and
not for Sc 600 as mentioned. He says he IL
working his best to have that xppropria-
ton allowed. Ths minority ol the com.
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