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

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mittee CO.. stock IrI n ."k--aising Do Il been
30 ably us" "l ny In' s'na no i.3,0
rrnvis anH lIn.rI d. iHg usauswrrsr"
nna eNtslH. rr sr.uuru'H %. fh' Hrn't fS
from h s2r ana Cooke, lt iy.t fhrfN WnF
but lit..I.H f1 b. fa't 900 ,..ler Side.
VIA n purpose. auI iI.InrI1E io iht as
cuss0l no.. .r tNat W., no ~ 10Y -H'-
thlnr in ths iHHs'u, lie 'r.t 'if' iNe case
was abou' covered, H.g t.ai lsf lc could
asy Fou'd U1, ro uk"1 iu infururp 70 ipe
sligh 4 Boo r.elt oi 'h. rlHtA n'. NHN
ne OF the opinion uoH that he Uolld Dee
abIalO NI...- moi U.Hr Il'. "t. ''Ni.
mirhf tgtH |u no" TNItrr. UuI bar n.
the fae' pod. efforts hfu been made boy tei.
ators on The o.h'f DO. notably ~ iht zen.
ator lrnn $50" rtN.. p.are ilo'' on TN,
seiirr rH. "tFtI with me mfl1l'Y o.
10 en-. h... u.ts ID. rUu"rnHs.uR .Ns Law
lessneIs which Be- nov rampAn. 80
the IaI. fes lirht before
the fep.t. s.t o., o.u' Co., io would iH.'.
Hks.vhly. ,.. lu'A'H. .HfnF, Ht 'h'ir'
man. s..,...s 20 ben slides 0. th.iQu 'Ion
have ,.a... 'I i.' t,uA's with tte'r
view as .t I.r ..uir which hts produced,
OF tie ,.l.s. w..,h HAYS contributed
larffIy s-rf h-ngIE ahIut no ptcicNt
oaidlfIU. u' To resUrs-, ?, TOO, hav' ny
idea ,1 .h.s - r.. bg. whether ! fm riral
or wr1rE 'u my cg lectures Isto the cogiso
~ no p.gI.ps of ec-y great imporialoe.
there is i. this tmG lu uausuAl condition
OF sff.ir.. there .H a E;uat dtnl OF d"vliry
rofnr u.: i,Jl.a0.esr stalks abroad ua.
blushinE aud u.r. strained; th0usan4s OF
dollars worth U property y Osng deslrby'
ed AM muh1nr 'u vnIuei ore being affect.
ed; snc.eft Ia to some extent, endangered
and uau arttsIkiaE 100 h4fed breath ~ the
gloomy rrl.p.c.r oi Tine immediate lutugr
OF oar ttnts. while society is la5orinr under
the elects ~ this pAuic, for u isa pauic,
we. the selected law makers Of Ia. ante,
are calirl together M extraordinary Pts-
sion, and th. country eyu'c.s
Of ms and 4. hasa right 20 expect OF ~,
tina. ". -ilflss urseiyrs 20 mo :uuj.c. vi
correcting he evil in an intelligent. p0trt'
o,ic and conservative way. II Sc are tensl.
biz We will sob engage Zoo th.s discussion in
an unfrie1dly spirit. A.triOg,nE selfish sud
unp,rietio UOayes to thuss Who dit.r
with MS MS ID ihe proper remedy, and u ~
are patrols aud none, men "e viii not At
tempt 10 IAbt ffvalfsge OF The pauic which
hass zad upon the public mind tO advance
our eeili. ends, or promote the uiegeat OF
ANY pnfticuisr ciH.s.
lie. i1f one. wanted to SOD tho mischief,
and efrcilA.iy tud he Wns Wiling ana pre-
psrod 60 do whatever, m his judgment,
would be- -uro.. 90 accomplish tbAt end.
H obltc "a Oh the bin under consideration
and whs ppossd 10 tho Gdortl0n Of the
majority report thcr'ou, atcEuss 10 oGerad
no remedy % his judgment f1r tao evil
complsutd a. Il NAs true a. proposed
grass cppms,iun, standing army, bLnd
and giiteuiug bsyuuej7 L. ne, trus II
proposed % make The violation OF its
provisnl n fp'l s.. i. Wga true a. pro.
posed rem sdtsl Extraordinary aud unique,
bu, for All ..at 70 N'.rd 10 remedy i.t the
evil and 40 protection or reli-l 60 tGose Oi
the. ielln~.ci iE-Hs whose property was be.
ing ~ vautoRiY OrsIo;9d, 9enstoro laag
be startled ct ma us. rto1, but he road
end-aynr 10 dcmJu3'ta'e before he c!Ossd
thai wnat DE said vas uu ieniAbly true, and
not~thsis HdHS Lhtttct that IL "at cialneu
nv the suuplrt~rs of he majority report
thrt the opp IsitiOn offer nstning as uub.
stitute a. means OF 6t0pping ls.leeaness,
he assorted, without tho fear OF successful
contrai ic ton bat tha wa the only nlsay-
ure ths' had received any consideration ut
the hands OF the SeustG thst offered sheo-
lutely no remedy or an, effort n. remedy.
II was a bill 80 regulate the grazing OF
stock aud t. prelcrbe aud provide TOR co.
forcing penalties for It's violation" aud II
was claimed By its friends that it was o
panacea for tbs existing evil, and they
cbarpsd that MOI hing vas offered as u sub
stituie for Il Ha had this 10 answer, there
had been Hood Of bills introduced into
the two branches 81 the legislature dealing
with the subject.
In refersncs 20 the question OF the scna-
tor from Montague as 10 tina position of
those OF thoG guO opposed the majority
report on the supi oct Of foreigners, he had
this to say: He had never sought 10 dis.
gusa his idee9 on the subject. He said II
had been be common Las throughout the
length and breadth OF the continent rom
the dgys IT The FIR settlement down TO the
present that uueLC p'ed lnnd6 were, NJ far
as the gas h-raOn was concerned, COM
nous. | had been thH uninterrupted rule
in Texs since itl earliest set,rment. aud
he knew mo- good reason for is abolition
He though n. owner alone had the Right
10 withdfav uis land rom thu Commons
nd II he Jaw ii 90 lst hi snds ~ UNI
fenced he do uoi believe the legislature
was called uppg e. frACp IL Tor h.m lie
believed ho usd rgltto fence his isnds ia
small tr.c,s ~ 90 large oaes, Il b. dong 30
he did not infringe " I'D crent an extent
anon Tho "r.rnf ~ ytv, " whicn IN common
TO all. thrrs1L OF isgfels AID sgress 20 aud
from his y. lprrty, aud reasonably direct
passage through the country, and whsn
any citizen saw proper 50 10 igclos0 hi3
lsncs b, behaved 10 % be the duty Of the
law ns6ipx p.gar b. protect such prop
erty. end ho roull 20 as far l9 necessary to
give that .r scion But until the owner
OF land SEES Ii % Withdraw u rom IN
commi.-ioltr5 by s1nr oct OF hts, 10 not
think be legislature is called upon 20 do 1t
for hm. Farmers Wl'h growing Crups
were required co protec, them win l.gfll
fences; shy sic ths owner u grass sIOu,d
have m nre pro cct,lu by tue stfoug stm on
the law thuu .le 1yocr u growing cO-a OF
growiasc uon 1r gro yilg u1ea? IL IS
claimed that "irre grass IS tn cause OF ali
the present trouble; Ehh tvsr tho cause,
the rrnledy ia uD iu the piu as reported By
the mnjlfi'y Toe cues ion Is upon .
naoptin1 ~ the N 4jOrify report. II thst re-
mort Is a iop.ec To- carries WITH 10 the amend
menis proposed 20 the Dill oy she commit
tee that reported a. Ono ~ she msld-
ment, il TIA the oil is no, ;, 20 into Eject
until one wear alter it@ passage, aud vet che
friends 4 the maj 1riy claimed that the
massage Of jas bill gas the only remedy inr
reno. cn'uag. Was ieucscuttiHg 20 80 W.
checssi un u this oil snouid e. insJ ef-
rec, A. tns rae ne bushes, had b IN
pushed tor 10. last fpuF monfns, II II 70 90
BE- continued tselv- n1nths lonxer, b. lid
not tnipk there you'd b. sYS fences 18th
Ieelsa.ing Anolf, sni this y WY ne ssid
Al the gu SCI th.t this DILL ohsrrsd no g. N
edy The fisn1s OF ths bill SAY OF tue op
position hat they nsii her propose nor want
sny r.msdy; tnat Lev are Tree range
men. and "cDnmunisis' Asd "f-nc'-cut-
srrs" ard call them al snr's OF h.rd naNes
He did not think 'ht clarscs so.- support.
Al by this fac = II the case The s-,sats had
already win remark be naanimity voted
the crime II fencs-C utting feisEv punish
able with imprisonment fon Two ~ hve
wears IL the pesitt ntisfy. IL has voted
fIO0 oOO 20 strengthen the srm OF the exec
u.iye pt the fncresss o. the military force.
II "a. clsim.d that vi1iators OF the Law
eould no, be bronght to jn'tce IN the To-
caIitivs wrrre tho crimes we're being COM
United. Well, the senate In orter to meet
that exigeucy nas provided for change
~ ,enu. nv IN. -,sts; and yet senators
ssv ths1 no remedy is proposed He had
sniroduc,d a bin himself that hs under
.sc,d n al been reported f.vorsbiy upon
nv ind,ciary comriitie- No. 2, ~hich. II
ns.erd. viii suinorze he sherins ~ the
&c.. ..,f.-a 40 ffev II I'd ~ lrCpssary