The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-26

m the moses no Thought ths senator
from aituIGgur. uuduiy ttCIifd uf no
vaniH nor hRVJ ChAfrH d the sgnhll siorA'
men with al ihls .sucs.luuius ni'chIri'
There Vss no. ON organized county 100 ~.
STATE, d. hs judgment, shotr To good
tr ia, majority no gul o. tina laf sd proc
t,rt nfapcuy sssiuW i1e fi'sg'n IT The
Isp. us.. he clIil tui qusl;l.p me fh'
rHrLy of fUr HuUk.a-I no tHrf r'Wo'l IiH'
ap.uaia Iu brht.i OF .hf pstst 10 OF lNH
ratosr rtl'rbNl Itrf 80 inspired tho3
1ay, Joy llrr ssr"rs. afslt' i1 uInlsei sue
promote size infcF-rt' " taa poor 'en'ol
chUIr,u.' TIE gr'a. ..'e5'M .t ., some ul
fHsu. % .fRt.. 80 rH .'tsirg f.. iae poor
tat..si plu0rsu s Hf ytrs .s.FH. urTtlsP'
uaut. 20 usar too shst i' TAX one
Iulsut be- Iei o. tgptufr 'rfia were no
lance uuE tul.f nr..UE.IE 'n iI' common
rrr sUlH.I. Nu.cH % "a1 pflVu" 'l fence
by 'Hr.uts.s HsUi Die ttT. WHf, tr, ini
sf.r, #H.'u. I.f f'uI.. UuUda Affected ~
tl" rai ta'r. ar' o' .".', orrn to't9 ot'
.1rlt.E I'D tI fduals $50 corporations,
fa,.t-ut auU non r.f'IHul; Isutt donated io
tai.s.-lsaui u1urJ 1y .usm ani hold for
rptcl alton, .au4u purchased by iudUidu'
sla 40 sary ft uucrI u.uUsa hId usIt To- NJ
Aggcipatri advance iu er'c,t, oil these
Ialds Dr. .s proposed hF .rs remarkable uul
o ftnls uy 'sw and by ono lex 'lsiiya act
to elnAnc4 i'valus b. NO mhrte - ieast
90 per cent.
But the senator rom Moutseus .sks Il
t.ufe 20 auFt..us Wrcag IN thst' Well |
have no .biNc' .uNs g. seeing land growing
iu value. 10 = ur1l0srI y 1ign ~ prosper
lty, but / GraEl Si,IuE, 10y NJ vote, 20 IN
create the f,iuc u' one maj progrfiy -
che cNrclsc ~ another, anH mat will no the
rilsrt VI thls attempted issisistion II tho
misfortune OIL guccrs' should AL upon
the country. It. said shat though the
bilIa amended Hy ,he Clumiuse would
not 90 into tltc. Tor year as fAr ~ u
v.E directed pgu.u no. iaut''cutting, NtN
ifs eTsc, upcu the land aud cattle Interests
would .uus,AutslCDus. Lead would adj
vance of course ~ osCl IN consequences OF
tr,fur-sd dsmi11. Whiis tho price ~ cattle
would ~ necessity bs C2frsspnuulugiy de-
prss,el. lie sail he was not hsTe either "a
tho Representative u q cattlo aycdicate or
land 8yudicate. lie had no cattle on a
thousand hills nor MILES NJ wire f'uce
strstched across the prairie. Personally 10
would no, be Affected bN ,he pat.ago OF ihe
bill. but there Na8 q very large and rnipeo
tsb.c aAs Of TcXas citizens who
would ha most G.Sttrcusiy Effected. We
bear Is g-oRt dec oi ak spout cattle siuFs
We'll, there are sliuo Csttlr kiugs Ihis
bin Gon't hurt them. The cattle ara not all
oynol by cattle kiGgs. A N who own cattle
small cAitlcmuu throughout ne length and
breadth ~ the H'Stc WAC own nmsll ttook
OF cattle sud sinai farms. This bill IL n
blow q that class tud q crashing ono, too,
IL will prove, ifHuCh misfortune ~ its Dss-
sage should beilli tho country, Cattle will
decline Al lease 30 per cent, and OF course,
che cattle kings who ago able and do own
large tract, o' lands viii do The burin. and
ths lltila cstil.mro wiz 10 forced To do the
-.lliug. Hs taid no mad oesu informed,
and be oOlicyed HE Information was cor
rect that there were ~ ihlH vHrT lime In
the city Of AuHuu several Cstti- kings, Who
owned no lamb or ctt'ls IN T'Yss, whose
imtnausO ranches wore In other oates and
territories, sud MO we're more now 10 pur-
chAseca;tie 10 drive nor.h ip The Apring,a and
we're waiting and lobbying fcr the passage
Of The very oil We are now considering, aud
hos.tlully anticipating escliu. Of 81 or
So per ueai 10 No; insts was NJ danger
that .ho passage Of this btl would hart the
.ich stgckm-a. Th~r wealth will
enable them 10 ward on the
bloa 4 Is the small .tookmsa who
mus. Oh necessity suffer. soso thirty y.nr,
or more n.o tEere cxisssd hare IN Terss
what was known as Peter Colony Com
pany. Thay contracted With the state au-
tlorties to iatroducs piopls into nortbsrn
rerng, for which thsy we're 10 rec,iye 3
large amount oflgnd Thsy got 100 sec.
tions II land Of GO Scfss each. Tho land
was located in the section OF tho state in
which live. 1t was surveyed IN blocks OF
$40 acres each. G0ncral IL was GOOD land.
Much OF 1t ma, bees sold to small t.rmsrs,
aud Is occupied by them, aud their occupa'
ten OF the country has had the shi t TO
greatly Guidance the value OF the snsold
balance which il itill being held 10 give tks
synsfs the advantage OF sdy2ncicg prices.
Now, sir, the people who have improved
some OF these lpnda aud enhanced tho vsluo
OF the balsEcs are rmLll cattlsmen as well
80 farmers. Ibsy Ers good people; they
arc not. rs represented by ths senator from
Montague, outlaws and fence.outtsrs. but
they have cattle which hss bsen running ~
largo on tho unsoid lands OF the land cam
pany from whom thoy purchased. Tho
land hss not be.n damaged thsrssy The
l,nd company don't propose 70 ioroa their
land, but the friends " this bill propose TO
do so for them; lease thsir lsnds Tor them
a. 4 cents per acre AID, turn tho state gov
eminent into an agency to collec. thor
ronts; and so II vas with all Jhs millions OF
acres 10 aled t. railroads. M cOatsnt
with having given the lands away, The
friends u his measure, N thplr eztreme
generosity propose % ase charge % Is oil
FREQ OF charge, fence IL up ~ ,v lease II
oul and c1liec, the rsuts. The senator from
Madison says there IL hgh' ootresn
farmers ana cettlomeo, and of cpufse the
csttlemen Mu5. 30 10 the wa rne sem
ator il m staksa: u is no' fight bstween
farmer. sud g,utEmfr; 'Ner' - ~ n M h'-
tSssn them; there j. 10 clash Of Interest
between them; It is the same I'D hght that
has been made ia every sRe ana every
county; |, Is the atru- sio between the DiS
fish are the Hide ones -ost Tavn the rch
man and the poor mantle struggle el-
way, bang carried on by aggregated wealth
20 increase its power AID whether II
was 50 iutendsd " no., chs bill, II l. should
become A law, will 90 most potent in its
infuance on the side II the rich man IN thi.
struggle.
10 did b.leye IL ~, nrc.l'zry 20 re-
vnrse the order ~ thing, 10 revoiuuoa ~
tina country, o. cen raise the Rovcrnmen
and eduo.ia the people TO rely upon Tho
"msilsd hand Of military power 20 enforce
toe laws aud 10 protect society. Az Ia ms
Indictment that WAS neneessTV Tor the
efficient enforcement 81 the laws was
prompt and manly acsion On the par 81 20
goot citizens, snd they wers ia the MAORI
almost everyvhere in the At, 10 hring Of
ftndrrs - jastice. l. MINT ma rue as al
legged by SOM, thai here were ucilities "a
m. state where officers ut the 'sH were bad
men aud in sympathy with the orepdars
rnoss were exceptional cases snd whore
they dis eriSi, i the good people of ihs
country would only he true 10 ihsmseiNts
and nr.y-, such IN csrs 80 vel rs thr com
m,n ofrander. could he punished and the
avs enforced II IA claimed by tn.
friends OF this IN asurs ttsi It's psss
az. 10 nscensr' - foros the
pirca.ss or lease Of ma school lands. 1 dc
no, think such remarkable legisls,ion II
called for. The school iands have been
placed upon the market but very shor'
TINS The polio, ofths government VIII
ref,r.uc~ to the disposal Of them hiss been
sons.pyeful aud vsciils ing ihAt u has been
.lmc.. out ofthe power of psopie II S.
certain thS mode by which they NAV be ac'
aaired Yet, notwithstsnding auch obsta'
cle., they are being tAk.n With astonishing
rspidity. Ina very short TINE th"y wii'
Iii be either sod or leased. ! can but feel
.s.... ,onht inst n v,ry little. tine sincerity