The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09
TRUTH TELLING.
A Northern Correspondent Talks on
Texas Topics,
And Ia Rnthuilgsilc over The Lsro
Star State.
Some Popular Mistakes Corrected

Even the Globe.Dsmocrat can say a kind
word for rrXu. In tts issue Of the % b II
contains q tnrfr-.UIumn article from Aus
tiu on the irrC .cl.f.I, question anl com
mrn'f sdl'Hf t.II1"rf
Fruce.cu f.H. ... H',Imt 'u'' t"l
sauce in Tex. .r l' .liI iur eNec.s. 'rf so.
Nm Men SSH. H'ys been aocls Hnrl o.
roaming 500. f..ulan settled regions
douIr I... I.t.y .H lrcH.. H.t 81 Irr' ~
closures 90 ...I..u"H Hi Ht.r- il los aye
wired 4. TI. f".. alton '' NrHr rN.l zee
Int rs tr.rrr.'uu 'f 700 ..r'.f 'n Nr Do.
gstet T......H.H. HU Hf H1 muru it.
than the l.H aos H.t". MAJ 'o
go. ll,s srI nj ..Hy love huisss or Coz.
ti, tber,m1gH' rI fHr obstacle b. regarded
asam.fI.ruI u.y-I'v lncn, TOO, there
n..tfu.r f.-pH.IIIu IoFurds land come
uuur|.m among fHu uutnmcd Texans
Tho, have mot tll become educated up lo
trri Irt 81 udv.duh property n ptstur.
age. !. be-, oi course, only question Nl
tiup WHOM the proper idea, cot things viii
previ in Texas Hs elsewhere, ru' 10 iN"
meanwhile tue -i uNiiuu is very annoying
and uilrlus CD thH 1lsiIlt8 Interests ui
the civilized cattle raiser5
Governor Ireland takes O. very 'enlo.o
view Of the matter. and htH O. true states
mau rscomm uds the ION OF stringent
laws 20 correct the cyi. with reasonable
comets IONS on the pHg. 81 the land
owners. He dfurecalts che size II tho m
closures aud cluuscls the opening ui pup
hcrlai.nt .uitanlr Intervals, 3D. ths. pas l.
age ovtt tle country may nor b' pI'eIod
asst Dr.. The only way GAP ir''sul.sa c'I
b. cl..a. n. htcHuteudH, Is through pro
cutfo. % tbn I1.Rl authorities. H. is prsC.
uc.l'y Imlu.s bie Tor state troops 70 DO
anything In the premises further lhHn %
subD1. tine IlCl, officers when ihty are
me by iaE.trelkcrs whom ih7y cannot
overcome. Toe governor c.a. ihhI an
exaggerated impression prnvaus Oh the sf'
trri Of MFIe-tus3s ~ Texas. lhH Yaai
extent of territory Ia mo
lte rs not sufficiently considered.
"H0niciiss, ' he Gays. 'ue no 10 ore re
ousut Ghere) tlau 40 The same extent OF
c,urtry elsewhere he admits, however,
thai when Texas mon quarrel they gen
orally mean business
To rspii development OF the state is
tL uaet hrsumeuJ tn-t can bee brought
forward DO favor of Texas, and u is a pow
eriui one. T. FURNISHES the most remark
able spectacle On that direciiln that Is
supplied by The world. Chicago ~ an
illusrratiou OF sudden metropolitan CROWN
ts nor more notable than that Ot EeKss IS
A commonwealth. Railroads have mul.
dplicd in the state WIN unparalleled
celeritv. The population has more lhaa
doubled IN ten yeets Inc last apporion-
mept gave her eleven members OF Congress,
when previously srC mad but SIX ana a.
this increase was based on the census OF
1880 she certainly is entitled 10 more now.
So that notgiths ed. iiug the occurrence OF
occasional outbrsu fnlrs is . very large
residuum for the Texans TO be proud Of.
And no set OF people can regard The gfowth
ofthe state with lr,t'er satisfaction man
ST. Louis, Tor IL means also the bus ness
growth Of the latter. The central point 81
the Texan system OF railways 30 hero, 81.
Louis the tutrep1t between Texas aud
the North and East. We certainly have q
warm side Tor IgXas.