The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-10
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The Texas Pres Association WAS In ses'
sion at Dihas thls week, aud right roya ~
did Ine ci.y caro- tor the VII drfs oi the pens
oil. Austin eIteriHius the next annual
meeting Of the associstiou.-l Alyarado Bu.'
lelin.
LOOMING CIR iNsENsElY.
Sc ator Gibps, VI ID Has, In looming NJ
imneuStly for lea tnAut.yuYernur of fush'.
q obs iia youlg man with good progressive
views on matters Of puDio cone r., All J
thHt's the KIDD Of y man We need 10 MI al,
ihces-eyen the lieutenant gOvefhorshlp' -
lPl.unurs tie.
A clMrD MESr PoR ROSS.
Sui Ross would make good governor
anu % governor would b elual TO the oc-
rss Oh whenever the occasion should ailat
u isA mGn o. plata ard unzasuming man
,ei9 aud hni he'd stump speaker. 80 az
That The people would rally round,and !
ON mated, would pol. a. high y vote az any
man IN the state / Asrin Bal.
AND STILL AN TIER.
In case Ireland Is not ro-uOmtnatod, now
would d. y. Gddiugs, oi BrenhHm, do io'
GOVERNOR RE IL an admirable man, nnu
ia, dono mueh hard work for the demoofa'
cv OF Texas. HIS efforts ware pnt forth to-
at a time when the .eOpl. Ot fex1s needed
mis- Gid. The Mirror believes thrt Gtddingt
would make u good royernor.-l "ax''
hachie Mirror.
Your WfsH WILL Dc GRATlFItD'
Before long TIE peopio II Texas wiil "
c alled upon through their representatives
IN convention assembled TO nominate tht
men who are to coutrol the sM,irs OF our
Lone Star State Tor the Dsxi two years
NJ any are aspiring. and * press tbemseiVt'
| as willing To sacf nee themselves up0n In,
public altar for the good OF the dear PEP
ple." What we want, and oil We esS, Is
| lhot the democratic convention viii pumt'
I -. Ia N ..asF.
| rity aud sobritty, meu VI moral worth aud
intrinsic value.-tAlvsr,i Bulletin.
THK MICRO NUT GO
Colonel J. u. Tracy ana Nj. Ii. ID. John
son, both u: Houston and rp,h repuo .icanr,
both publish cards In the Houston Post de
Dving that they ever sain anything abOu'
The niger must go" Tracy says the re-
publican party 10 ono OF principles, MOI
men; that IL Welcomes all who believe IN
iis teneis, wi hout regard 70 race cr nation
atty. The great mass Of negroes are re-
publican from principle ahd graf uds.
rhey have O right III the party. and are
welcome there. II seems however, tbst a
good many Of the white republicans OF Dali
las and Fort Worth are Il the opinion that
the negro mast o.-fBrenhem Banner.
oCHiLTBEE DOOMED.
1t begins TO look as though Tom Ochiltree
vii not have walk-over IL the coming
c1ngres sioual race. The Laredo Times
says he has succeeded ia getting one or
TWO OF his fsvoriies appointed 10 Office, but
he nou.fulfllmen, OF promises TO She PUB
tic Is telling egaiost him ul over the dis
trlct The Corpus christi Critic Gays that
nothing eau induce IL 10 advocate Ochil-
trees return 10 congress. In Fort Bend
county the republicans Of the ccloted per
suasion have repudia,ed him. Bienham
Banner.
GIBBS BOOMING.
Senator Barnett q ibbs IL highly spoken
Of ss u candidate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
this state, and IL is quite likely that he will
make the race. Hs is an able m IN and d
very popular one, aud In the event that
Senator Fleming l. no, ca didste Tor ths
same Office, he W receive strong support
in por,hwes. Texas. He was u prominent
and yerv useful member Of The last leeisla-
tlTe. Irelaad and Fleming, or Ireland ana
Gibbs would poll thu full democratic
strength this yesr.-fAoileus Reporter.
WE THINK 81.
II Peter Smith eh Du Il AXE II in hia head
to run tor copgIess, where would DIN Well
horn find imseli?-fGavsston News. we
think he would be within hearing Of thu
speakers gavel. Men ke Wellborn are
not retired Just to make room for som'
other man. They say Wtllborn 10 to-
tiowery. We notice among all his RISES o
speech his opponents usually manage Z
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severely. Those who are not blessed viii
any good quality always speak sneeringl,
| of that qnality in others. We!lDorn is ~
able. polished mau.-[Gainesvjlle hide
pendent. -
TExAs REPUBLICANS.
The preference OF Texas republicans 10
Blaine, with his smirched record Tor corfup
practices and rulings, whilst speaker OF III
| house is not n strong cnuorsement o. civi
service reform. a c0rrnut president, like
polluted fountain, Will faint the en.ir
! sirpnrr with c1rrnD'iNn, and Rlnine's recnr,
oan hardly be unknown 90 such Texas re
publicaus ss can read. The New York Pos
aud other lsating republichn papers in tn
north charge Blaine with corruption, on'
prove II, 100. IL nominated Blaine can ant
viii be defeated. The Texas republican
did not show high appreciation Of politi
cal Integrity oy expressing a preferences 10
| Bl Amt -f5an Antonio Times.
| SUCCESSFUL TEXAN.
| Ell. Senator Lane, OF San Antonio, IL n
CO spicupus figure at I'll the Texis cs'tl
conventions and - u famous Us well as
successful ranchman. He's six feet taIl
VI IN as a rail, ss dark and straight % an liz
dian. restless and nervous. He commence
lie a. a cowboy, sad Is now worth a mil
ion. He has a ranch OF l25 900 acres, 30, 0c
cattle, and employs sixty cowboys, One {
the rules oil the ranch, and IL IL perhaps q,
lcsptionsl in this particular, Is that any Gov
boy caught playing cards, drinking wsiss,
or carrying pistol shall be discharge
without notice. The Ex-senator SAWS TIA
once year, on Christmas day, he mixes
bowl OF eggnog for the boys, and they Ga
then do sill the drinking tor the year.
rLone Star.
rHE MAJORITY SHOULD RULE.
5ena,or Maxey adds nus protest again
the iu,ouitous TWO. thirds rule. He soy
"It Is siscoun, on talent and npremiu'
on mediocricy, and TO IL is due the inir'
duction OF the dark horse into our pol
tlcsn The leading Statesmen OF Texas, I'll
influential newspapers and common seDs
appeal to the democratic perry to return
tho ussgss of the founders OF the party
The cardinal doctrine OF democracy y sui
m ission TO najoriti't-any Disqualification
this rule undermines the very foundation
the party. This tvo-thirds Accumulation hs
contributed 10 the political disasters OF th
past twenty-five years, and IL Is slime that
should be forever eliminated nom II
working OF tho party. The question wi
be disposed OF in the approaching state col
yention, and the people are urged 10 dl
GUS It In the primaries, and send their del
gates positively instructed.-[O isco Roun'
Up.
Mrs. Barbara Flick, Cleveland, o., vi
l. h.