The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-04-03


The \ ~ hs. cuos.n to- w.ys ~ VII
aom-lsis % V-Fnnr INLAND al1hs.-l Nc
Gregof u s.frff'tr
UNIVERSALLY csNcsHsp,
The slmr u'igrtssi srdtmttt In toe
disirci l. D. tOl Wei nDfn should be hts
own sueo.s.or Nv fshsesie Mirror.
AKUsTlEH AZ pAhnteuH
Culhsr-,n D., ,a'h Zee h- ~ M COT gees,
but be Do IsVrf iuolsEt g. make II bot Tor
his oppuI,tt Wh'H nsTbsou" lime aIE.yss,
snkTn TiNAs J. TfN,s'
North Trk.s 10 fskas Nd ,he sooner toe
allow cuatht Il be southern par ~ the
STATE uno,rs'ood this tie better i For
Worth ID mncIsl,
soiiD ~ TnfIE pI'Tklci6,
IL will Isqule s'ioug umbrF % defeat
Cuibe,fNn. s ,libaru ~ Mills, N their re-
speetvr congo sopl disih'tA-lhekln'
nsy III elk ~.
NAY HfRsT, q vsKNOR AFTERWARDS,
Pst,f sun,I ish ., nuuuc, Il 10 mayor o.
Fort ~,Itp. Peer u certainly = good
not nov; lie will nave TO wait awhile
hsuH'r
AtuGGk TloH oFFERHD,
II C.v,rn, lie Gni dnts DOT so ever and
tsist the nos, o lnv Il u't0n Pot people sie
liatle 10 STRIVE 81 ne tui q usiun tlat BONE
OF it, vHeaTiss 'mrun'r n m The Puherng'
torial chH'- Fl i.i. rsr II ludspt ndent.
IiL-rAluRAD IGgoEAHoE
To feiutr ~ fggueut A. ~ necessary "a
suggt6t =, nv liHr more Iiausibie. Sheer
Ing nj NJ II lruN iuu ~ certain stfta ~
aff.irs ~itnout f-rug better, is simply
an evidence OF ii.'na led igI oIauce.-tCit'
burne itl,grsm
rHE Twn.THiIDa RrLE.
The Dsilas HnKALD. F"n Worth Ca
x.t apa her esdii papers In Texas arc
opposed To he tsa-tni De rule IN nomina
ting c.nnidAtps The twO-ibiIds rule "a
often u,ed TO defeat ho VIII OF the major
ty.-[Gfeepvile Banner.
N.MK HIN.
What cnngTss -nlab h-b attempted "dic'a'
zion IN VI. mater oi cnoWiDg oeireales u
the national dsm' craft couv.ntIon?" Has
any one ev. n said NJ he would like to he
. dslegan? Wherefore then the nee ssit,
Tor btlsboripg The poor ielions every DAY
with csu,,ic cTticisni aro pr, judicial psia'
GrAphin,?-tAust,p Capit'l.
RAwnIDE DUDE.
lfJudge Fleming is cent az q delegate
from Texas 10 the national democratic cor
ventiop. he should be required To array
himself In n pair oil leather pants Of the eb'
sent bosomed variety, ard wsbr o ssor'
jacket ana broad somtUro, 70 hs to give
the hesthens Of the north aud east - true
como u,ion VI the rawhide dude Il Black
Wary.
IRFLAND HIS OWN SUCCESSOR.
John IrIlAI vii b. bis own successor, IL
what n II joTity OF TIE press Of T,1gs say.
lrelri hss made good Cove nor, he has
been consc'ei nous aud bonest; II he he's
made my mistake IL was getting into n
newtpsptr quarrel, Int the people can well
affoIo 10 overlook 81 81 ti'ng a short-com.
ing. he has ibs re-s on his side and we
have 10 dCunt mt 'ha, be will be nomiul-
ted and sitct d by y larger majority than
he was IN 1882 B'enhsm Banner.
JUDGE NELL SPOKEN OF.
We hear ihe nnIue Ct ndRe II II. Neill
favoiabiy spoken az ~ euith bic msn TO
succeed (nlou.l T,mpleion as attorney
general. Juops N ii i- gentleman of un.
exceptional integrity and abil ty, and ss d
lawyer ekiiled in bis proies, lion, has no su.
peyior and but few tquals in the etate. For
attorney general W.T. know OF no man who
would I'LL he office more cred tally than
WOulr II. II. Neiil. Of Erath.-GColorado
Clipper.
HOW 70 STOP CRIME.
All that IL ..,V.ss.'! hQuelch fence
cutting kLo feuce.cutters Is the enforce.
ment If the law, ana to do TINT men Of
nerve. judy ment and determination must
b selected. The idea that few dissats.
fed men thsll dictate TO the state, and by
threats oveIswe the authorities, il too
ridiculous 10 discuss. Chine must be put
down. Law must prevail. The safety Of
the cit zens and property OF the state de-
mands those thiogs, and good officers are
necessary to enforce the demand.-(San
Antonio Express.
CREATES sEHsATIoH.
The grand jury at San Antonio has tenn.
porarily adjourpsd, cresting quite sensa.
sion. Two hundred indictments were re-
turned, some sgs inst many Of the most
prominent men Of The city, including coun-
y and III lnicpsl officers. The authorities
Of Ban Antonio are making On attempt to
bresk up inc Vaudeville ,beater, where
Ran wnE kfIled and m "a IA
Q decided war on the gam blers and prosti-
tutes of the city, with the intention OF rid.
ding the oity OF their presence.-t Fort
Worth Dem Graf.
THE DEMAND, OF THE TIMES
Ex Governor Rrberts sUd ex-LieptenaDt-
Governor st ckoale, both old, tried aud
true democrats, are o posed to the two
thirds ruis, ana think IL should be absH.
dOned and the more democratic majority
rule adopted Let this matt. be fully con-
aicefed by me people, AID when they meet
IN their precinct and ciunt5 conventions
Jet them speak out bold, against the an
o1eDt Yslict Fh!sis u progressive age
and there il no reason why rhe rules gov
eIning democratic conventions should not
he made 20 cor form TO the demands OF the
Emes.-[ beltoD journal.
wELLBoRN.
"WheD the voice Uf ihe solid men OF
johnson county CAN bs heard, II will be for
from the @ ehurne Chronicle AID it is every
word true. DIN Wi born stands as high
ut home a. BIZ does within tba walls of the
natio14 capitol, ana there is no possible
CHARGE for his defeat In the coming CAM
paiRn. There sre several reason why lie
should be re-elpoteC, the most potent OF
which is bis popularity, standing and in
AueDce At Wsshn e on. 1t lakes lime TO do
GOOD work, and cur able and worthy con-
greetmsn ha. shown his fidelity to his con-
stituency. Aivsrado Bulletin.
wHtRE THE MAJoKITIRs NE FROM
That tradi ionai "Nprlh Texas m Al" will
contiL 10 TO get ler.-Houston Port That
81 pretty pisce Of consolation for north
Texas men ano north Texas interests. We
believe The last election settled the ques-
tdon % TO where the democratic msjnri.ies
were piled mp, aud north sDd west Texas
had no cause TO blush. Bot the Post is
mistsken. These sections propose to stand
Ret them. The Post 10 evidently irving TO
fnnuerce the east and south Texas men,
beSs IL The executive committee. but the
GoSette widely misses The mark II they are
aniuiat, d b. sDch petty mo,ives The ga
sette will believe uniil convinced otherwise
that tpev are disposed to deal fairly by
their neighbors. and would not provoke
1lnfriendlinefs betwe the different sec
lions by seeking 10 moDrpoliSs all the
lhvors ofihe party to themselves.-[F Fort
Xoeth Gssene.
rHk DIvIsIoH ~ TWAS DISCUSSED
= The more the subject is thought Of ard
0lDcusted, the s'roiger viii become the
Sentiment 10 favor OF division, and by the
time the al campaign 10 fairly under head
Gay, ve shout. not be It ell surprised to |
re the question OF the division OF the stat
zuDde one Ut thu leading topics Of discus.
zen. All The "bnsh" ana "gush" about |
Oavy Cr. cktt', Sem Houston. the AIS
10" and the Ike. Is ell stun and me