Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-16
TEXAS POLITICS..
sam. commeut. From tho Papers on Cur
rent Topics.


name Comments From tho faPers y" w.
rent Topics
Waco Examin&r: The effort OF the
Post To force an early nomination, anu
! The attack of many other papers, know,'
10 be for Ireland, upon the two-thlius
rule will. of course, be taken, IN hianY
nunr,ers. as emanating from the au-
ninjstration, but we should reiheiiloei,
that all Is not gold that glitters, nor al
Ireland gospel that proceeds, rom wy
month OF the Post. ireland has iau
To suffer for shout sufficient nuihoer
of the Post 5 sins, such as the lndofse-
ment resolutions, and the declara-
ton that it is guardian for the ADMIN
istration should be taken with hhucil
allowance.
Houston Post: 1t is about time TO
talk about the old ticket IN Iexas-
that Is, the Texas old ticket.
Aastin Statesman. The land board
will get tired of the whacking long ere
the ides of November come. Their ne
ton seems an usurpation Of authority,
If IL il not revolution altogether.
Houston Post. The man that downs
Bill Walsh will not have a macada-
mized road TO travel.
Austin Statesman: The recent ac-
ton Of the land board in advancing
the lease price of school lands to u
minimum rate of eight cents for un.
wntered and twenty cents for watered
pasturages, will result in driving stock
men out of the state, If it is not re-
scinded. Can we afford to give these
men and the cattle interest this sort of
ba,k .hander? We do not think so,
for one.
Cleburne Chronicle: a dispatch, prob
bably inspired Ivy oongressmen, comes
from Washington, urging Texas Dem
ocrats to choose congressman a9 dele
gates TO the Chicago convention. Tex
as Democrats will probably conclude
that they are capable of managing
their own affairs without interference
from abroad, and further that there
are good men in the state to send to
Chicago without imposing double duty
on poor, unfortunate congressman.
Austin Cspital Every newspaper
should by the time have out its candi-
- - iI i'o,it,S hnyo liz doom Nnv ns
ua.e snouiu ,.a,e l,ns oSo,it ,avoI o,,,
in Texas, why not spread for presi-
W. ne Vs. iii;,,i ,,d fua,al"nd
Of New York would " hoCp en- up.
Houston Post: 1t is not necessary to
nake DELEGATES ont of congressman.
TnyYs has nIeniv of GOOD men outside
nf tbn conversational federation.
San Antonio Express: We see that
in the representation in the Republi-
NJ Nor, II IN Anil there il TO be one dele.
,,ata tn averv 05O RenubIiran voters
and ana to everv iG00 Democratic
votes east for president in 1850. If the
Dtinocta,s are 10 oS II ~ VA,
roiseii'loii vi ~ , D "om ~ "' Gawi,
De TepItSieiiiiae" ~ s't -
the lteiMui'cah;s 80 Up i.sp; o'" ne
g ,.,-l "i''io"' i"se'Ne III 'Ne
i''Hl' i"'S'
Aus,Ih ~ HNp'."., 'e tMo;.i''us iu'e
Is nos . i1rii''' ,',,'i iiu',Iie' puV
uIuc''vg MOI i'unuieu ~ tne 'T II!
VII W." ~ r l 80, ''''o '' '0'' VI
at he timc The end iu.tilird The
,ueaus. n was conceived bv Howell
Cain Of Georgia. if the history i
rightly =. mem6eycd md NM upon the
national convention solely for the mr.
nose Of derentiug line nomination of
Martin Van IIufen fora second term.
and was not then intended 10 be en-,
grated upon The palty as precedent.
il Inns heen used ior like nurnnses ever
since. Int never far The selection of the
peopie's choice.
San Antonio Express: Though there