Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-07
ROUNDING UP.
|, Session Which Did Pretty
Well, After ALL

HI Session WIN"
/ Well, After ALL
l Conference Bill Not s"c'
4 Bad Medicine.
|,,calde,s Great Back'Ac'ioi
4 Destinations
|the Gazette.
4 February 6.-The vendetta
: smoke of the battle is clear
e and the dead are being
far sculpture. Say nothing
|of the dead, was the cha MI \
Sek and AS your CORES ond-
Glands to reward nor enc
,nish il were folly to step
wav to smite the headiess
|the Eighteenth legislature.
90 many dead ones, in fact,
yould seem an interminable
cure the scalps of all, and
/, were best to pile them in
bon grave and give them one
,ansoleum of oblivion. The
10 lives after them, the good
Fred With their bones. Let
\ an illustration of "A reversal
ilosophy in the case of the
n legislature. Some good
has been achieved, but there
nourh in the legislation of
rsion aud this to
nd rot an empire
pnp after the shrouding of
ility that begot it.
providing penalties for
the lands of another, or OF
school, asylum or universe
without proper authority,
last night, was the fruit of
nj earnest thought, and the
bnservative concession and
e. 1t is not expected that
4 the felony fence-cutters'
|Sllay all the bad feeling
country, or afford
belief to property rights,
gislation bearing upon the
fence.cutting, taken as n
properly enforced, cannot
e beneiicent results if not
bciety and prosperity to the
n course there will be cum
pns of the the law by the
h irritating violations by
bed, but if the good men of
E-and there are plenty of
unite for the enforcement
laws and pull together
protection of property
bee of the commonwealth,
will work smoothly and
hmation so devoutly wished
Z has not the sanction of the
b in either house, and there
ling in Judge Fleming's
voting against it, and if II
as he prophesies, West and
Texas will soon be given
cattle king and his herds
ers. The small holders
lights are amply protected, |
and it will only be a
10 maintain his personal
hl rights. The poor
en. factor in the work of
buntry, and the rich can no
permanent property and
civilization without a
than the common people
{ to wealth, excellence and
thout the adjuncts of capital
brise.
I'D be tie business of the
pulpit, the school teacher
d and Intelligent men and
Encourage the people to ac-
gislaiion rs the best possible
of the troubles that
fliicted them, and
Pse together as friends and
with common interests and
4 destiny. The laws will be
without the hearty co-ope-
y all classes to enforce their
and hence the rich and the
E big pastureman and the
er, all, all should meet, con-
friends, and make common
he welfare Of all and the
OF each others and the
property. If this be done,
pg Is at an end; otherwise,
but aggravated and the
ollow the nippers.
nservatism of two senators
two members of the house,
Is indebted for the bill re-
pc second free conference
ana passed with such WON
unity In the house. and by
Jority in the senate; but
down to the individual
mt toll, wise counsels and
views contributed most to
tialned, the senator from
D. II, Traylor, wears the !
member of the free
MI. Traylor gave to the
oliipromise that would be
me two houses all the {
~ his soul and the noblest {
patriotism that were in {
fai times, it is said, the '
was on the point {
3 up in q row. so t
and several times i
aefs had despaired of an !
II. Traylor's calm coun- q
appeals and granite re- '
e eve, reassured hope and i
aolher, and still another G
EFFORT till the happy result :
senator Gooch stood bv :
a aid.t the two shaped the !
AIDED by Mckinney of !
\ Is q Georgian by birth, ,
been in Texas some six a
h afs' He is an honored \
y nat s. good old family of a
ID settled Troup county, a
u ~. Ia makingit renowned e
vs. No. Ills work night be. 6
i" ~ second free conference, !
70 the confidence and I
re~ cans, and makes him a e
eA''i with all the priv i i
cd n1 , erS1. of Jack, your 6
n ae q telling speech In the d
He III 81 the second free y
i re told a great many :