The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-03

said In the senate few days aimee that
twenty-five OF the thirty one senators
want io be Governors. rhe old gentleman
is a close observer Of human nature, and
we have not a doubt that his tigurcs call
the number pretty dose, beinatofisl
timber ispluulliul In Texas, taat n In the
IN nds q The poor sticks VINO want the
place. Back WBSy,
ussCoCH'a sIsfloS.
Hon. John Hancock lett his place in con-
gress aud went down TO Austin 10 lobby
the Terrell bill, aud pull down Governor
Ireland, itiepOrted interviews be correct
Such action on the part OF Hon Jonn
raised tremendous buzz, and now ihc
probabilities are that the gentleman mas nv
last succeeded ia digging his pollloai
crave. Hauc1Ck's denial ol the correctness
OF the reported interview does not amount
10 much when The reporter maintains lhat
W was Submitted 10 and approved by thAI
gentleman. BLACK Wa1y.
c'NPAHINS TuE ISrSEVfEws.
The Times compared tho two interviews
said to have been had by representatives OF
The Houston Post and galveston news ~
J,hn Hancock Is man who blows both hot
ADD cold the two newspapers referred 70
have an opportunity TO establish tho ihc1
III tnrN CnOuNt W NtIIl Nhkb
ported, or Judge Hancock can, II 10 dis
posed, in.ten upon the Post or News the
charge Of Nilllul Misrepresentation, Judge
Hancock has the reputation OF helnR
bold, Outspuken msu, aud the Post nnd
keNz declare they are tfuthinl ana lar,
A. the thing stands now, the punlic hre az
loss TO know what Judge Hancock did say,
Something definite fom Judge Hancock ~
needed 60 san Antonio Times.
uatCuEg on DETERIORATION
THIS present trouble ia Texas vii! 90
more e. divide the STATE than everything
els. combined. No law that can be passed
70 suppress the fence cutting troubles Of
the wr8t and northwest Will be welcomed
ny the eastern portion OF toe stare. rs
Mr.. bcecler truly SAYS texas nus lhrse
wel ttlucd Rud distinct ut'rtst4-thc atii-
cultural. stock and mineral. These inter-
r.ts mr., autagUul-'iG 90 each other. IheY
cannot be harmon "a. Hence tho unset
tied s'ate o. society, which according 20
M. Brechers idea. will result in final
IDENTIFICATION OF the state. lie says Texans
laugh AZ you now for such ideas, but the
tact is written on the wall and the eni IS
Inevitable Kaufman San.
stBhv5.
A reporter has cguyassed the Texas legl.-
lature and hnds that OF twenty eight s'na.
tors fourteen favor the nomination OF
Thurman Ior president, SIX Mcdonald, TWO
have no choice. AMI four give one vote each
TO Morrison. Wade Hampton, Coke and
Weaver. OF e.ghty-tys metubers oil the
house, Thurman mas fortyiouri Mcdonald
fourteen, Tilden irteen, Morrison four,
Bay ri three, Arthur three ana HANCOCK,
Carlisle, Hendricks and Blaine one ench
For yice.piesideBt it finds a strong senti-
ment in favor OF Reagan, though many
think that ticket composed OF thurman
for president, aud Cleveland, Hewitt, her-
nan, Sioneman or Eayard would be u. wiz
ming mbinat on Interstate news
CATTLE CONVENTION.
A movement is on foot among the cattle
men o. the west and south toward holding
"A national convention, TO which all the cat
tlemen in the country shall be invited
The cattle interests have become so cnorm
QUE and there are so many questions WIN
respect 10 them springing up That i IN
thought an ussemblage Of cattlemen Tor the
purpose of discussing and considering
matters pertaining TO their interests 30 be
productive of general good. s.. Louis Is
regarded rs the most central sud desirable
point at which to hold the convention. The
plan seems to meet With the approval oil
The caitlemen, and il will doubtless be pro-
ductiye of good TO the cattle interests oil the
city 10 have u convention o. such mRinl-
tude and Importance held there Ennis
Review.
TAFE3 THEn ALL IN.
Representative Thompson, of Bexar, must
have electrified tue legislature the o'her
day when he announced that he was there
10 represent the rich man as well as the
poor man-sll classeo alike. judging by
the speeches made ia that body, many OF
the mem bers seem oblivious OF the fact that
ANYBODY but the landless cattle'owner has
any claim for recognition in that body,
and man who has by industry, enterprise
ana economy amassed competency IS not
10 be thought of save to be legislated
against. This startling proposition o. Mr..
Thompson, that q legislator Is supposed to
represent all his conslituents..-rich and
poor, old and young, black and white-is
worthy of consideration. Some may at firtt
regard IL in the light OF q .preposterous
theory, but we are impressed with be.
lief that 1t would work advsntageously II
put in practice. San Antonio Express.
ZEN PICTURE.
II any one would picture to himself .
Dopny6rook fair and oil the attendant
noise and sausbble and Sighting, pushing,
the hustling and yituDeration OF thst ceie-
brated place, he can get some idea OF the
present condition OF affairs at Austin.
Every one appears to have his hands in
some body else's hair, tuggipg and pulling
with might and main. IL 1874 regular Tree
fight. John Hancock. not the one OF the
Washington 10 see the fun. As soon as he
understood the situation, ard that the con-
test was "go.as you-please," he rolled up
his sleeves and weded ill., Governor Ire
land il striking right aud lett in the most
approved, Il In Sullivan, style, now hoor-
ing a Galveston News re-
porter, and occasionally mem
Der or two of the houses. Terrell RACES
around, Hector OF the fight. Davis sud
Foster and the famous Rutabaga sklrmsn
over the field wading Ia gore, hgurGtlvely
opeaking. The renowned seige OF Troy
will dSlndle into insiEniticance when tue
annals of the present session Is written.
Backers and bottle holders are no. wanting
to urge on the comba the stockmen aud
the mysterious fence cutters are 10 the
fore" encouraging their champions and
adding to the noise and confusion OF the
farce. Whe' her anything can come out OF
the hubbuS is more than doubtful. MOST
OF our public men are TOO fond OF posing
for their constituents and pointing with
pride to their record, contained IN some
long, windy speeches and wordy debate.
What We rlost need just now is less talk
more work. Something done and less OF
the atteapt only.-[Denson Herald.News.
Iassoing n Lioncss.
From Texls g. w. Palmer came to Colo.
raqo aud began TO hunt antelope and deer
Tor livelihood. He throws the lasso with
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