The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-15
STATE rlSiss.


The Oll A'Cide ll,os tle dear people
and "su.l-s' Nth thu politicians, u
| would boz interesting io witness Ftme an
rutsurss between O.t Al'ale Roberts and
3imul J j lieu' B,in ure masieis.-
lC1rsciua Courier
Rlr srBlN0E.
Another Republican pos. onica official
! IN Texas lass C1Me 90 Euri, Ihs t'mn ~ n
inc uoslmasirr A. Abilene who put 81 800
uuCla SANS money ia bis own pocket.
u need create no surprise that the admin
nlfltInn Leep5 a. u respectful distance IRON
tuch gn uuhaudsumn nppsniare 70 the
republican party. rrXArsaua News.
rAtNisG ~ Texas,
The SCgnin Flames warns up on the sub
laet of farming aud taYr. ANY man who
cannot succeed n Texas by thing the
ground, knows noihiug about farming and
ought to 20 20 -ums school where the pfin.
cIi les OF agriculture aro taught Ia practl-
cal way.
ACCEPT rHE SITUATION.
II Is needless o. comment upnn the result
or say what mIght hsve been done or what
should NOS have been done, hut % become,
on good citizens 90 accept lhs result IN gooi
futh aud practice. Let tUt pssturemen
adapt Themselves 20 Ih' hey cnnd lions
ana arrange their iencts HCrlIii.E - Law.
Let the fence cutter now ~ ss sober, sec
oni thought aud prove tha, their, grievances
we're not merely eAcuses.- Ltmpasaa Dis.
patch.
SEND RICHARD DOWN THERE.
Ex-Governor Hubbard has boen tleCt,d
president OF the Noftl Texas Il Louisiana
railroad which Is To be construct "a from
Gainesville % some point In Louisiana.
q Governor Huobard's services are always In
demand when railroads are to be built.
Why can't We get up sort OF salvation
army crusade, or Brother Penn revival, on
the railroad question in San Antonio and
have Richard come over, take charge OF the
services and convert our mossbacks9-[San
Antonio Times.
As OTHERS SER UB.
Dallas Is TO have another national bank.
Dallas is climbing the ladder very rapidly,
aud will at no distant day be the leading
city of Texas. The Mirror does not refer 10
its morals. In that particular the race Is
between San Antonio and Fort WORTH
[WaNahachie Mirror.
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE.
Colonel Brtton, railroad commissioner,
appears to be giving satilaciion. His re-
port to the legislature of his recent inspec-
lions VASE straightforward. unvarnished,
bus n ss-like document, He gives no tefly
10 the railroads. but points ont their detects
in not having sufficient rolling stock 10
meet the ffeights with dispatch and the
poor accommodations they give to passen-
gers in the way OF Indifferent waiting
rooms.-[ rexas Messenger.
PROUD or SPEAKER GIBSON.
The Mirror has always felt especially
proud OF Mr.. Gibson as mo representative
OF Ellis county, and IL affords this paper
much pleasure 10 know that no speaker o.
the TIE xas Legiilature was ever more de-
servedly esteemed by his eI!oG-membcra,
or who gave more general sat sfeCtion in
the discharge u his duties. Ellis county
will never b. represented by man who Is
more faithful and Il Gus n the diechar, q
OF his dut es than was Speaker Gibson.
There isno place oil trust or honor IN the
rift of the people TO which the Mirror
would not gladly zee Mr. Gibson elected,
aad /. will watch his future with earnest
ollcltatiOn.- Waxahsche Mirror.
THE POST NOT DISCREET.
III the governor Il reported correctly,
within twenty-iour hours from the ad-
journment OF the legislature he organ !ged
aud put in motion vigorous machinery for
executing the and incl sure and fence cut
ting laws. That is what he Post says, ana
we hope that The executive was able 10 do
what { e Houston paper states to be a fact; |
and furthermore. we shall be gratified 1.-THE
prediction of Colonel Sears, as the Post |
gives 10, that the laws can and will be en-.
10 reed in western and south western Texas |
with but little difficulty, may prove true.
The representations Of the Post about |
what the enemies Of he administration in
tend doing ct the convent ton, relative to |
Handspring Ireland, getting up dead
lock in the convention and then trot out |
dark horse, are premature speculations OF
the Post, we reckon. The Post Is good |
friend of the governor, but not discreet in |
his service San Antonio Express.
WOULD INJURE GOV. IRELAND.
In this connection, and in all Kind ness, |
the Post is just little curious to know the |
grayamen Of the GaZeLte's unamiable al. |
IN sionH OF late. Has IL no more cause for |
quarrel than for exception to the paragraph |
about Mr. Morrlson's tariff bill? Perhaps |
not.-TH Houston Post. In eli kindness the
Post can only refer TO the Gazette's OPP
position TO the appointment OF the Posts
IN angger as commissioner. This opposition |
OF the Gazette has nothing personal in it.
the Post, but the latter paper, whether
Justly or not Is regarded by the public as
The "thick and thin organ" OF the
and the appoint.
ment under the circumstances
would greatly injure Governor Ireland, as
II would be regarded as payment Tor ser
vices rendered. The Post, il a friend to tho
governor, should not have hampered him
by seeking such an appointment, for 1t
must recognize the fact that it is not gray
in the service of the party, and that this aP-
Texas democrat as cheeky" performance.
The Post seems TO think the Gazette has
other cause to quarrel" II has had and
lid so, as in the case OF that railroad
scheme" to make Peter Smith governor;
but the Caste does not strike in the dark.
II this paper has cause for quarrel with
is esteemed contemporary on the bayou,
he Port ought to know, without being told,
What the cause Is. When the Gazette
Knows it has cause to quarrel" tgenerslly
'quarrtls. Effort Wor'h Gazette.
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