The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-06

rus POST.
t1usre5iman Hancock hes gone to
Washington; departed very Suddenly, It
Us high umts be went Waco Day.
GREAT uENyKSs
4 chnmn,rmA "a 10 the &c. George hotel,
~ DALAI The other day handed % package
containing I a uNu AID valuable papers 10 n
drummer who lost D. whom boz was last In
the hotel oye- ayegr ago Nusboro StL'
t,n,i
FrScEuu,uEgs
Down in Bdnco county tlc principal
noes are built 40 stone, and the Blue DrY.
-s. uao uight lIst week d. W, Mcir't
D. tt..u fence was pushed down No three
places, the gaps pErfsgatuE Uhou. 100
ynrts - Interstate Nrwf.
COMING 20 rur TEpNT,
70 is iuuma,,d that Senator Johnston, OF
Shelby county, 40. "RuthbaPl," viii be u
ndilat' ior LicglC"nni Governor before
tUy next democratic state convention He
U.s. an Huit presiding officer aud Is tais, ptu-
dent legislator AID should tae honor fan
upon HIM, the Elg'e does not believe the
e. 500 would regret i,s choice Lampasas
Eigie,
STILL Mixed.
TIE Houston Post says Judge Hancock
sass 'lhn statement attributed 10 him h}
the News tEg' De isa Tree trader b. imply
untrue; that bee made 10 such statement,
and ID have done go would have been to
sy'l'y his whole public record ant go
| back on every speech made by himself 600
| the iasJ CAMPAIGN The Express Is Jog.
Eius along loo an honest eudcavor % Keep
/ up Sita tEe statements, deniais, st-s.4t,
ucnis and rt-lerias IN this celebrated
case, but 30 may hea little too slow and
| Oid-iogyIsA Co succeed iu keeping In
/ sight. e. San Antoine Express.
Tur "oLr ALCALur'
The Galveston New SAYS there is talk o..
| Epiiiu. uU % boom for %. 81. Roberts for
governor. lis claimed that the old aica'it
Tytrel from the executive office leaving
| Gee Hte In he eulpTmeu, 81 perfect peace
and with q full treasury Now lswe.suess
ls rampant and the each balance Ia a rem
nislcuCe.' BItlt should hu remembered
That Gov. Roberts encouraged the biEs'oCk.
men TO fence their hundreds Of thousands
OF acres into pastures, and he Is, to- y la-FC
extent, rosp0u IDLE for the condition OF af.
fairs at present. GreenyiIe Banner.
WANTS M LOON I'D INTO.
The stone cutters, working on our million
dollar state house, at Austin, still persist
IN their assertion, Notwithstanding Chief
\ rChitect Meyers recent report, that the
cement with which the foundation Is being
laid, is utterly worthless aud that they can
crumble IL with their fingers. Where there
IL so much smoke there must be Some fire
aud the capitol board would do well to
carefully examine into the matter, and see
that the contrac, is fully complied with,
because Texas is paying enough for this
building to insure u good one.-l Lampasas
Eagle.
DANGEROUS TO MENTION
IL is possible that a rad cal solution OF the
fence.cutting difficulties may never be
reached until Texas is divided into several
cts nj IA no tot rtt N
TO propose this measure might he eternally
done for Temple Tribune. And the fear
Of that done for" is what prevents the pro.
posal OF the measure. A few political necks
have been brOkea and few newspapers set
down on tor such presumption, but that was
long enough ago to enable the people TO see
BIZ this time that il is far better TO preserve
peace and prosperity thaa the name of
"Texas" over the vast domain ii now covers
-[Reoord.
GOOD PLAN.
Major Burke, manager Of the New Or
leans exposition, has sent out circular to
every county In the United States, asking
the people to prepare to have their section
represented at the exposition. No one can
doub. the practical benefits to flow from
such u representation. The whole world"
so TO speak will be there, and note the pro-
ducts Of each section. Those counties and
states which make the best showing will
undoubtedly be advertised best by those
wso return from the exposition to their
homes in the north and east and emigra-
tion will naturally flow In the direction Of
the best advertised section. This state will
be represented and what the good people
OF Cooke county need TO do Is to form a
county organization for the purpose of col
Letting and forwarding exhibits Of our pro-
ducte, Our county needs immigrants and |
this is certainly one OF the best ways imag- |
t.1f 70 at nd mt haf a
world. Will the men of inilu nee in the |
county take the matter in hand?- Gaines |
vile Independent.
THE BIGGEST or THEN ALL.
This is to be year OF great events; q
president is to be elected, and one or the
oher Of the great political parties OF the
country must triumph IN struggle in
which the democratic party contends for
popular rights The surplus in the federal
treasury demands disposition, while the
tarii4 must be definitely fixed as a most inn
portAnt issue in the federal contest. Ma.
tional banking claims especial attention,
while the river and hgrbor improvement
system must be definitely adjusted to suit
the requirements Of sections. The duty of
army and navy officers must be better regu.
lated and public land laws must be amend
ed and the domain looked after. The pen.
sion rolls huge Dimensions should be cut
down, civil service looked alter and mOhOp-
olies regulated. Here are questions for the
federal congress, while in Texas we are
confronted with as big, II not bigger ques
ton than all OF them-the settlement Of "A
great disturbing movement, Involving the
peace and dignity and the property YauIs
OF the entire state. Let us see how near
federal and state legislatures NAV come TO
meeting requirement In great public emef.
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