The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-29
STATE PRESS.
lvrnEtwElT nYrAND DYE.

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Texas will be divided when the blos-
SONS cover US darling, '-lDeoatur TIL
buue.
The News has cn0aun the wave OF Wit
d ,m--l,ti Governor Ireland gl)ne.-tMC-
GscgoT Pla'ndeplor
UNIVERSALLY CONCEDED.
The nlno,t uuivrrsal sentiment IA the
district isth-t ON Wei horn should be bis
avn successor NV xahachie Minor.
HUSTLER AT 4 BARBECUE
Culhpr.ou H. said 90 Boo llZy "a congress,
| bu, be rs never tooluzy % makeit hot Tor
bis opponent when n'fb.cnr llmo arrives
NnErH TfNAsIs TWAS.
North TrE.s is r,xs ana ne sooncr the
| slow coacaa. of he southern par Of the
! state u."rrsfont this tie batter FOR
] Worth j. m0cr,L
SOLID Us THEIR BI TEic1s.
! II will tcQlur tfo.V umusr % defeat
| Culhp,trl. Il l.b1iu or Mii4, IN their ie-
.pr,ttya colsr- s.orel dlsuilti-l Mex d.
uey Bl as ''uXy.
V.y.ur.r.r GOVERNOR ATrEEWAEus,
P.tsr Huii.l nss -.uDLuc.d lo mayor o.
| Fort worth. Putr Deb c.rtsiulv good
uan aud mly fs governor o' Texas, nu
~. nov; re viii nave 20 wei. awhile
-lGIlCny.l'O Banner.
SUGGEST IoS cTg.nrn.
I'Ccvarnrr iIe ami dots not go aver rro
/
ustle no arrive ut tns conc uaion tia' h'hi'
% IT, yagsfie. ,m5ns'e from she ga efna-
.yrinl ca nc iuesviil- Independent.
ILL-sArURED IGHoGhhcs
To refute nu argument i3 necessary Ia
suggest something mufa plau-lnle. Shttf'
me at an ox Diana ion OF certain sthts OF
| aT ir. without If ring better, is amply
/ au evidence Of il-nni uftd ~ 5fdic''-lOit
! rug Two.TuRDs RUIZ.
Tre Dans8 HERALD. FHt Worth Ga
rteand y her eadiug papers iu IeAes are
opposed 20 the tW I-tni'ds rule ~ nomlha
| ting candidates The two- hifd' rue ~
often used 10 dsi,at the VIII oi the major
ty.-[G eenvile Banner
What congTcs.man has attempted "dicta'
| ton IN the matter OF ChOutlDg del"rhtet I
the national democrat C couyeutouf' ha'
INV Que eve u said a. he would IKE 10 ~
| +. dalegtt.? Wherefore then ths ueceHaigJ
| or btl snorlrg the poor fellows every DAY
! vi h csultic cr cism sgd prtjudical para
grsphiul?- Austin CAPITAL,
RAwHlpE DuDr.
! II judge Flcmtng ia sgut 80 delegate
| from Texas 10 the national democratic con-
venhnu he should DO required 90 array
! himself Ia pair OF leather pants OF the nb
ent bosomcd VARIETY, ara wear a seor
| licket Eud broad som oreio, 90 os iogF.
me hesthens Oh the north ana easf a true
conception Of tle TsWhide dude BscF
Way. -
! IRELAND ms OWN tuCCEssOR.
John iflsud VIII DO bis OWE gucceesor II
! what ars j1rltv OF the press OF fexss say
lrslaur nns made a c0ad cove nor, he la.
been cousc'rnuoua aud h0neft u he hst
maie any mistake IL wal getting into :
newsps Der quarrel but TINS TeOple can wei
slori 60 overlook 40 trihing shor'-cOnI
inc. EIp has the pro.s on 6is side ana W.
have no dOuOt ont thai ia wilt be nomius'
led and elected bv larger majority .han
he WAS in 1859. i Bfenham Banner.
| JuDGs NELL sPOEEh oy.
We hear tue nams OF Judge IL. ii. Nell
f.voraniy spoken o. 90 suitable man to
succeed Colonel Templeton ~ attorney
general. Judge Eeiil IL a gentleman OF un'
EXCEPTIONAL integrity and soil ty, and ~
lawyer skilled in his profession, hse no gu
perior and but few equals in the state. For
attorney general wcKnOw OF no man who
vJrll I'll tho Office more crsdisably. than
wouln II. II. Nsill, OF Erath.-lUolorsdo
Clipper.
HOW TO stop CRIME.
All that IL necessary 10 squelch fence
Gu ting aud fence.cutters 10 the enforce
meDt If the law, snd to do that men ol
nerve iudgmeut and determinau N must
DO seiec..d The idea that q Few dissst
fled mss shall dictate TO the state, and by
threats oygrnTs tho authorities, 10 TOT
ridiculous 10 discuss. Cline must be put
down, Law must prevail. The safety oil
the oitz.ns aud prcp.rty OF the s'ale de
manda those thinRs, aud good of1cers are
necessary 10 enforce the demand san
Antonio Express.
CREATES 4 erNsATroE.
The grand Jury az San Antonio has TEN.
porarily adj burned, creating quiie sense
lion. rwo nundred indictments were re-
turned, some og INST many OF the most
prominent men of The city, including cluu'
10 end r,,uicpsl officers the authorities
of San Antonio are msking an ~, empt 10
break up the Nsudevils iheaier, where
Ben Thompson was killed. snd are making
a decided war on the gamblers and prosti-
tutes Of the city, alth the intention OF rid
dung the CITY of their pvsence.-lFo Fort
Worth Democrat.
rus DEMANDS OF THETIMEs.
Ex Governor X Roberts aud ex-Lieutenant
Governor ST ckdale, both old, tried aud
,ru. democrats, are o, posed 10 tue two
thirdo rule, ami think II should be notR
doned aud the more democratic majority
rule adopted. Let this mater be fully con
siiered by the people, and when hey meet
10 TIER prcclnct and unity conventions
let them speak out boldly against the an
Client relic. rnisis a progressive age,
aud there Is no reason why tue rules gov
erning democratic conventions should not
| De made 30 cor form 10 the demsnds OF the
timss.-[ eelton Journsl.
FOR wKLLBoRE.
| "When the voice oi the soid men oil
Johnson county can be heard, II will be Tor
| Weilnorn The ABOVE extract we take
from the @ ehurue Chronicle. ard ~ IS every
word true. DIN vel born stands as hieh
a. home ~ he does within the walls 81 tnt
nstionrl capt. ], ana there Is no pos-int
chance tor his defeat IN the coming cam
rsien. There are several reasons why be
/ .si,tu d be reelected, the most pote.t n'
which Is his popularity, standing ara m
fiuence AZ Washing on. IL takes iime 10 &C
glo1 work, and QUE able and worthy CON
gressmsn hn' shown be fidelity 10 ms con-
Il tuency.-[ Alvsrado Bllietin.
wHtns TiIg MlJDnITIEs c NE FROM
That traditional North rexs. man" will
continue 10 get left.-Hous'on Poet Tntt
~ a pretty nice. OF consolation for north
| Texas men and north Texas interests. We
| bel,,ye the Isst election settled the oues'
ton a. to where tho dem ocratic msj critics
we're piled up. and north and west T-xss
| had no cause TO blush. But the Post is
mi.t,ker. Trese sections propose - stand
up Tor their rights. a-d We believe they viii
| get them. TIE Post Is evidently trsipg 10
| In fiupnc. the east and south Texas mem
| bsrs cf the executive com mittee, bit the
0ss-tte widely misses the mark u they are
ami na,ed by such petty motives. THE ia
/ z stte will believe uutil convinced otherw o.
that they are disposed to deal fairly o.
| their peighbors, aud would no' provoke
unfrieodllnsss betWeen the q hsrent tec'
| ,jors BY seeking TO moDopoiEs all the
favor. ~ he party TO themseives.-lF Fort
Worth Gazette.