The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-27
PRESS POINTERS.
BnbbiIngs,from the Pot Poiitical-fhe
Coming Convention.
rhe Old Alcald,'s L'gacy-0ur over
Worked Officials.
spirit Of the Texas Press


Nsri.n AarIiu, Of Navarro. Il Hubbard
City News.
GROOMING FLrMlNo.
The Waco Examiner SCENE 10 be busy
grooming Hon. J X Fleming Tor governor.
Nv the way, the Houston Post ~ the Only
tally In the state, - lar as No know, that
Is emphHtioHllS IN favor Of Governor lrp.
'ni'u Te-uomination.-lF County
Index.
TALKED ABbur.
There is oonudrrabls talk OF gstling
Iudge Clark T. run for the st,te seRAte, rs
nu does not intend Ia be n candidate for re-
lection 10 The iptgeship OF this DISTRICT
[ X .ufmsn San.
SMITH pom c,SGRTs'.
The Colols0o Clipper iayors Judge q. W.
smith Tor cpng'ess from that district. Tue
iuigo's many friends IN Terrell will be : id
O. hear oi bis pfomineLci In his new home.
I Terrell Star.
CAN sucH rHrSos BE2
The mayur IL Houston has served the
CITY tour years and has never accepted 9
10 lar OF his salary, though he sees that
very her oilici' is promptly paid.-tMe'
ridlan Blade.
PRoSoUscED LEyEL HEADED.
Texas ca,t'Iuen VIA pronounce Secrr-
tary OF the Interior I'll or IA "l'vel. head
~ man. His recent decision gives right
" wav through the Indian Territory over
{, ! rails This will h 10 the calil men 10
make better freight raies with the rail-
roads.-ICnfton Sentinel.
EQUAL To THE OCCASION.
Fort Worth is pulling her wires strongly
for the entertainment OF the next demU-
cratic state convention. Inc Sentinel is
willing tbat she shall have the distinguish
I'd honor, believing that the enterprise OF
that city will prove equal 10 the OCCASION
Wjnsbofo Sen incl.
kyERY WORD TRUK.
The county commissioners in the state Of
Texas do more work for less money than
any officers we know. They ere RESPONSE
bl for the iinsDcia' management OF their
respective coui ties, are supervisors OF the
plrlc roads, must see that the paupers are
provided for; have kind Of general super.
vision over all the other officers; must be
cursed" bv everybody In the county, and
only get three dollars ptr day, when IN &C
tusi servicp.-T Hill.boro Ness.
WILL NOT BIZ LACKING.
The Dallas HERALD promises the Texas
Press association a roysl entertainment
when IL meets there ia he spring. We are
-ure that Dallas will not be lacking In hos
pitality. and when, tho association meets
there will be nothing else on hand to dts
rract attention as there was last year with
the Saengerfest.-fBrsham Banner.
Is RoBERrs RgsPJssiDLR
Tsrrelps hill will yet prove the basis
upon which the fence Gu ting troubles must
tiaally be settled. The fenc, -rutting
troubles are the logical outgrUwih of the
faulty land policy OF the state. There can
not be doubt Of Vt and Oran NJ. R)bsr
rs responsible for that faulty policy TO o
degree lar greater than any man within Oil
our broad bordels.-(Waro Examiner.
LAHHAM's kFfoar.
We have received from Hon. 3. w. L.
Lanham COPY OF his speech 10 opposition
to II q to establish n buretu OF animal in
d.istry, or what ~ commonly known as
the Heterogeneous bill. AS shown bv
Mr.. Lamb Am. the provisions Of this bill
woDlI seriously ipjure the cattle iLtsretts
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 gel cries. Those Of the Tex
~ d. legation who had mover heard him be-
quence. he was generously congratulated
tor the great success OF his debut.-lCisco
LAWS 20 81 IEvoRcEo.
IfforsiRn capital be irigbt tened out of
purpose to invest In Texas land and stock,
We can't zee whore tbs harm TO US will re-
sult. Nothing 10 20 ruinous % TO have tue
ioreign lands. That IL the matter With
poor. down-,roddsn Ireland to-day. We
should be sstwfed for capital to come at a
moderate rate, in the hands princir ally OF
honett. sturdy yeomen, who vii spend
their profits here 1t homo. All the laws
should be rigidly enforced, so that every
man will feel that his lie, liberty and
properly are oil safe. The great improve
ment now to be made In our lave 10 TO pre-.
veLt jury packing aud put the state and
defense on an exact equality in selecting o
Jury. We must down the spirit OF murder
10 the land. -(Corsicsna Journal.
BeEcHER's INTEREST IN rExAs.
1t Is said that Henry Ward Brtcber IL so
in Texas sffa,rs that he Is back
ing an Austin man (Mr, Ssyio') in his
struggle for the Brownsville coli, ctorship.
IL seems that Bsecher was the recipient Of
the Austin mans hospitality while lee.
turing 10 Texas. If Mr.. Ssylor wants to
ind out on which side his bread Is buiiered
he will make himss II solid with the Hon.
Thomas Porterhouse Ochiltree. When II
comes to influencing federal patronage In
Texas, NJ. 0chlltree lays over the Ply:
mouth pastor ss q doubl,on compared
with d. liar + Decatur Tribune.
WOULDN'T rEAR MS SHIRT.
Culbers0n tor the next governor OF
Texas. What say you, boys, OF the Texas
pres, ? We say that Ireland is good enough
for us. We prefer him 10 any nau yet
spoken Of 10 the gubernatorisl connection.
Observer. We wouldn't faint
IL Culberson should be next governor OF
Texas, We wouldn't tear our shirt II Ire
land should succeed himself We wouldn't
lose hope Of the country II the old alcslde
should go la 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 men in Texas capable Of making
& BOD governors, and the number Is CON-
could furnish halt dozen or more t-Tyler
Democrat.
rHEPREs, or TEXAS.
In no city In Texas do the papers fall
short OF the rsq uirements OF the comnuni
lies In which they exist: publishers are
spending, almost without exception, far
more mo-ey for the credit al the commuoi.
ties In which they issue their pape . than
,hev receive; they are engaged In un,iripg
effort, TO popuIanze aud 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
is plainly visible that the credit 10 oil on
the aide OF the papers. the
Ss'' tho with side of 0''; ;Ss coS Ds'%s
mites In which these papers are pu blishsd.
To tel the truth. the newspapers of Texss,
owing TO some strange isshion existing
among them. exist M abnormal cond ton.
They live upon future hopes oh l. the peo-
pie accept their splendid of1ces without .
thought % 10 expense of money and brains
and labor In great popular cause. The
press Of Texas hes done more towards In
creasing the growth and prosperity OF the
state, towards advancing iis material inter-
ests, and lie emil Ehtenmept and civil "a loo
than ell other agencies combined. The
day Of their reward hes been postponed: Q
crest popular deot TO the prsss 10 nov due.
-fAustin statesman.
Mr.. Horace q. Reynolds, srooists sditnr
Herald and Tines. 0ouvsrpeur. N. T.,