The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-08
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probahle that either OF them will enter the
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probahle that either OF them will enter the
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| THE INDICATIONS
The fence.cuiters aud their friends ere n
new element In Texas polilico This yes',
and politicians don't hardly know ROW 10
| take them Tue opposition 10 Gnvorntr
| Ireland will doub less try TO crYeislizs the
| fcnce-cuttipk sympathy into sold vote
and hope through ~ 10 defeat him. IN.
indications now are that Governor Ireland
will be re-nominatei Il Oorslcana journal.
| NUT 90.
| II 10 to be hoped tnat tho democracy viii
discard, inelly. the iwn-ihirds rule. ~ ~
ever sd any special advantages, IL has 'u
yived them. |, IL the stronghold Of secout.
rate men and dark horses. Though trad
tional. IL IL not true democracy, In that II
defeats the will OF the majority. IL tho
| paople are Ia rul aud not the politicians,
the .wo.thirds rule must go.-t Bastrop Ad-
vel tiger.
rxx.s VETERANS.
The Paris North Texan warns the people
! not to forget that the Texas veterans Will
meet In that city April 20th, and wants he
occasion to he success. We are certain
that tho ever generous and hospitahle Par
isisrs do not need any prompting to have
them prepare for doing the honors OF TINS
occasion IN princely ,tyle, and when tho
veterans leave Paris they will have cause
10 congratul ate Themselves that their lines
were cast in such q pleasant place [Sher-
man Courier.
CALLS FOR TWO.
IL will he necessary for the democrniio
party OF rexas tn mold two conventions
this year. Ths earlier will be- for appoint
ing delegated TO the national convention
and the second will Iminate governor
and other STATE officers. The Two cannot
well conso idata. fpr IL would necRssiiate IL
being held so early, in having 10 nppoin
delegates before tbs national conven ion on
July S,h, that the state canvass won d ho
entirely TO long aud expensive -tUieourne
Telegram.
The mort palcaoe sud immediate effects
OF the ltto legislation in this state VIII De
u more cearly-out lire between granger
dom and cowdpm snd thGt IL about oil.
Such laws ar suit ritherinteraat by cleshlDg
upon the other will be enforced rigidly by
the predominant power of n given section;
but interest will not work iujury TO Ike in
terest. and 40 later on TO itself in FOOLISH
strife 10 uphold nssleas or obnoxious egis-
islative acts. Texas legislatures Of tho
past have educated US all to follow
feelings OF kindness, and 10 nbsttin from
constituting ".cts" without any allowances
of margin. We love our fellow reIins for
their superiority TO the fcyeri,h @nuncis-
lions from Austin I Tex. Panhsndia.
JUDGs DAVIS FOR sENAroR.
The Sentinel notices with pleasure that
Judge Davis, OF the GreeDvilIo Herald, will
he candidate for stato senator OF the 9th
district. before the next den ocrstic conven
| ton. The counties composiug SAID district
so far as we have seen an expression, appear
willing - accord q Ia honor t. Hunt, when
is favorable to the judge. Besides which
| he Is young man or br llsnt mini, untir-
ing energy, firm, resolu,e and courage Gus,
n man possessing JUS such qualifications
| as be6t him for Usefulness in tue COune !,
| OF legislation, and we hope the democracy
| of that district will honor hira with he
nomination and election to said positio1.--
| Win sboro Sentinel.
A HoUTov PUpr.
The gathering NJ Galveston Tuesday was
not i'm mense and yet IL IA said that tho
town was oveforopped. The hacks. res
tanrants, hotels and oyster shops were M
abls 10 lI.ost tte demann, Guest, at the
hotels had TO sleep on chairs, and t. play,
catch as catch can. az the table for some
thing to eat. /. would have been much
better for the visitors II the Mardi Gras
had been in Houston. Our hotels are more
n umerous, larger and better man
aged. Here all the people that
went to Galveston would have been accom-
modated without the least Inconvenience
t. themselves or 70 The hotel managers.
When the democratic state convention
meets, the delegates from the different
parts of tho rtrt- will fnd com'or able
apartments, tables luxuriou ly set waters
70 rrteous aud attentive ci.izsns obliging,
kind and hospifable, and will return hume
not tagged weary and worn, as v they had
been 20 Galveston or Fort Wor b. but
bisht, CHEEKY. happy and refreshed.-
Houston Age.
ONE CONVENTION.
The democratic state executive comm T.
lee has been called 10 meet at Waco or he
"a, b OF March. The work OF the COMM.
tee will be 10 determine whether there will
be two tate conventions Zone 10 send d L.
ga'es 10 the national democratic conv-n.
ton and one TO nominate state ffic ale or
whether all the work ebsll be done by one
O ,nveption. Also to Determine the time
ana place OF the convention, t. establish
rnles, determine upon u basis OF representa-
ton, create temporary organiza-
ZION, ana other minor matters relsi.
ing TO the party convention. Colonel w n
D-vine OF S'ephenville. ia the member OF
the executive committee from this sens
torisi district. bincr the national demo-
c,a,ic convention does not meet until July.
the Blade would favor oulv one CONVENT n.
h meet. say June lob. This won allow
plenty of time for the sta.e canvass and fbe
delegates selected I, the Chicago conven-
ton would have sufficient time IN prepare
for attending there on July Sth. The Bls
favors Fort Worth rs the place for hold pg
the convention. prov id.h ball large
enopg oh can be secured -fBcsqus County