Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-03

lrou E(@G regarding the ~ kh4l
lalE saiodies Of lands that! 7leiorsun 81
hto,lhi1rrssidents or the statk1 an,g to4
wialch's The state received III I ~. 5pmf
were brewing. Only thh iorS Ias, 7
was familiar with the tresnaa au oiilce |
n nar,i Lax sua. apartment, In which |
AZ aa,.,c,pateu TO the extent il,a .i'I ~
Inan m9. prevent ~, when 1t had ~
n nnww urs and the authority. The ~
s ae ag!tatioIis iitigations nnd 1vr =.
e .sa.is OF the peoples money IS
pro.ect .ne public domain IN salnIrv,f md,
n " ifol y9e lhieying and specnlats atm.
~ i III wv ~ oaii have'been saved hv
thn 's .sN ewH 70 oppose it. ,Andimd
the pree$cp ttdns -againsts Md T2nX1
'snat aid ensue, putting atlf9 sfhf}Sssf}$
great expense Mt last to save .ESTxsM1.
iaiter pegmttbing ri thousand nerscns =,
oe ropeeuDhy fraudulent transfers haa ~
ing oincial signatures and seals. i ~
power !%Nse Of tAs s!gte a4si sss
by the more glarinr. . franssas
lions, and the smaller fishes ~ nj 1 II
reeedihg'side had Ieft ldIpolsI iiaiastX9s'
The sxpTssg|sh 8ftSe aAaaslin csshsi
that it VIII taxi MI. Patton al g : passl
TO learn the business Of the lana s aSS's,
missioneN's, office, and less. eo ms....
tent Jn1tE A life ttnle y isfysrvf ~ ~
es of AlEk On Z IA lhSSS fN9A4a
concerned. and sitrwtrNy,bettsr usa =
c esSss sssa lea ips,i;o The ssso
oeen long And, ip,imateT7a, few friends
circular intercourse, taking IN
where keuchler left ofi-that ii NAV.
indeed talie an actual lifetime to, ,uIs.
earth It's profound intrfcacies, hui rs
should bephegup now while there are
yet ilvanxswsitnesses, and by those WIN
are in harmony and sympathw with
an honest govei1Sn eutS Oiif, mo SeoSySs
the people are willing > f6 take AZ
chaneeyIl HNgnVT TgnT prGsT7
Cspt. Walsh IS Sensitive, But ke iBSasss
had lions share of the peoples con-
iidence already, and perhaps a LIONS
share of accretions not made and btd-
vided for in the statutes. This wa
have right to assure ourselves Of.
When Jimmy Newcombl and com.
patriots evacuated their several dleDayi-
ments perfOreeofi the peoplels rwliE
they destroyed traces of the official
proceedings that should have been
left to their successors; sthey
would have gone far to have quail
fed The fhew incuiabentsS Z ia
their routine of duties. If is to he
hoped nothing of jtheskinde will oocu,
now. The people only demand theil
own and enough alreaiyI
When they put Harvey lIulen there
u Is not to be expected That everything
will be intact-that the baud of ithes,
7 fconcclasts will spare the temple II,
laws and seals ana legal records, and /,
very brief spacew serve to have the
iiniachines ingood working order ,aud
tile people isntsfed- B ~ az ,, Wv
1 whitney Messenger: The Clebutni
Telegram says a,tFors a iyoueg boon
and spontaneous boom, Mr.. Patton
specimen Is nothingiless than remark
able. We thiuk that Mr.. Patton
chances to be'commissioner of genera
land Office are decidedly favorable. -
/ , ~ IA e,I Sy ~ Al 4 ,esgGghKs
% Alvarado Bulletin: An Austin LET
ter to the Fort Worth GAZETTE dnde
1.-THE caption'of Lack OF Harmony ant
fInity of Purpose in the State Admin
4 istration," discloses some staftlfn.
jifacts. 1T, is int mated Very clearl y 'tha
4 Commissioned Walsh, the present liz
I cifmbent. of the general land office
I not in accord with Gov. Ireland lila
he is an obstructionist aud has allalon
thwarted the, dolicst and ,li8eake3as
the force, of Coy. Ireland's administrs
ton. / such Is the ease why shout
he demand uarfourth3 term! VIII
should he want to sbe a part of an al
ministration with which he does nc
harmonize rs f2,st ireland is tsieichoM
of the people, fjrour neN govesnbrs "
, Is conservative, capable and patrl0tls
The people want him and the Hou
ton convention will nominateH him .
their standard bearer whether ~
majority or the two-thirds rule pr
walls. If Gov. Ireland is elected,
, wants no GROWERS, croakers or gruu
, blers In his cabinet or political family
1t is certainly time for Mr. Walsh
step down and out. aNothingl y my
true than thats "ar house devlae
against itself cRn,tstaas dfin|i1n[(l
Gainesville independent. Walls
does not seem toliiavelany rveiyi grei
boom. Hulen, is The coming man
-A-A II ;
Weatherford sun While the beli
seems to be pretty general that all u
other state officers will be renomihate
{ the impression seems tpbe equally ge &c
! eralthat the same will n9t be we gu
e with COMMISSIONED Walsh. Baoi
8 policy is against a thitd Term, ana y
8 sides, it is argued the general laa