The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-19
TWO OF A KEN.

Dallag did The handsome by rendering them
toe hospiiaiities OF the city, Hubbard
City News.
rvs oy a KIND.
Hon. John ID. Tsmpleton ia . candidate
for reelection To the oince OF attorney-g,n-
era, % also ~ Colonel : q Avn tor comptroller.
| Both have mace etls u efficient o~flicere,
! aud, 30 la as our Information goes, have
given general satisfaction. They merit a
continuance, aud will likely most with but
little, il any opposition .-tPittsburg Ca
zstte.
ONLY A RuNok
The Fort Worth Gsxetts says there ~ o
scheme on foot TO retire Dave Culbcrs n by
e~leotiog Swain, state con- trolIer. Cllber
son is 10 b. modified by being made governs
or. A very nice scheme, to be worked from
Warksal lie Il Oorsicana Courisr.
Y tbs AIR YuLL % gUM0Rs.
We hhve been watching the different
moves on the political chebs board for some
ihne. aud yelievo the friends Of Governor
Iislsnu are working to carry the dem ocrat-
iG siote convention So Houston. Fort
WORTH il pronsbly net re- arded AS p0e-
ilively a~nlngouisiic, but th. atmosphere Of
north Texas wpu'd be TOO strong III that
section, aud besides, north fexse has not
i6ruisbci any governors recently. Lime
stoue New Era.
sg,EsAL U LATE.
The Dallas hEsALD p%ropOands the q1ss
tfon, Has the IN llennium oirived2h With
Ben Thompson DirtoT ara the printers
raising Csin in Austin; the NJ ~ and Post
wi h Their bristles al up the wrong way;
'O,hi'trfe mnukeyirg with Bismarck, and
II Mehd sweep ng deck aud Burning the
broom-with such portenis as these grin.
ming AT us-we should say, the millennium
is se veral hours late.-[ Albany Star.
MING OPPOSITION.
The two thi!us rule" heretofore adopted
BY demOoraLic conventions, ~ pretty
Thoroughly discussed throughout tho state,
and We axe glad TO note what nov appears
TO be "A CROWNS sentiment against the rule.
We have never bsen anle 10 zee the sfvsL-
{ re Of such o rule, Dut now can sea how by
40 the choice o. even u large majority may
bs defeated and = candidate ioisted upoa
ths people, Il whom, perhaps, not a man Of
that majority had ever thought prior to hts
being thrust before the convention by the
persistnnt Efforts OF s smnll minority. We
give n hearty voice ngains. the "two-thlrds
rule .n-[Bsnders EnterpriBe.
Br ALL nEArs 90.
We have never visited northeast Texas
and have a desire to swing around in that
circle, when the stump orators OF that sec
ton strike nn attitude before the people
This fall, We wsut 70 hear TilsoD, OF Hunt
county on free schools, and then thers's
Cheboweth, OF Fannin, Taylor, If Red River
and Armistead of Jefferson, n q cut-ioad
Of men, with a precinct reputation, who
vii open tins fugas ard phil the throttle OF
the iu~zzy-guzzy, " Cuibertscn don't run.
We want to attend the opening barbecue
aud bss- them interpret the Legislative
No one (not even a member OF the
l. gisia;uIe) eau only understaud tnat docu.
until ne hears 1t construed by oppos-
candidates. Rhinestone New Era
Captain Seeker. OF the frontier troops,
The cjatant-general that he nas Is
tsblishsd biz camp near Peg Leg, In Men,
ard county; thai grass 10 good ami etoc<
excitement in tha; section over
he ''blotc1ing' OF cattle, aud that the
peorla appear grstifisd ~ the presence 81
he rangers. Captain McMurry reporte the
eststl; sbment oil a cam ia Coleman Qua
y. He gives IL AZ his opinion that there
be no more f~ence-cottinf, mud says the
already cut are being rapidly rebuilt.
Chief
AN srTI-IRFLAsD yiNhLs.
The News has an article against The two
rule predic. ted upon an argument
u favor If II, by some "rsxas psp-r," the
Of which is omitted by the News. The
affections OF tie News TO the rule are vel
sken, but II really does look IKE ouTneieh-
,or xa., throughout oil OF is lceic, work
~ TO a grand aDti-Ir.lsnd finals. For
gsys tha, are dark" the News IS somewhat
N it's ire is provoked, and it don't
ise the way 'tbiDes IL MOVING
10 an instance Of the i1justics which
nay be wrought by .sn sdnesion 10 the
sc-tbiris rdie. onr contemporary says:
state Convection under a two-tnirus
is just a. Ii xeiy to be disrupted with
Governor Irslsuo ard his s~Byieicing sup 1
seeking the OIL e, a. wAss congress. =
Ional convention with Mr. Ireland A. q Q
supported by men who would d
ierupt Their parry Organization rather 4
ran yield 20 The majority Of toe dsm0crsts '
the district. Ard then Whist cisss OF 2
save ~domineefing obstrn ton {
Il aud d~isorganixers. have en- interssj in '
the fro-fhirds rnie7 II o
ird Of convention car disrupt 10, the 9
invention IL " Rfsatcr danger thsn N IL o
INJURED q barn majority TO ELECT thst pus- n
Antonio ERrrsses c