The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10
STATE PRESS.
CONTINUE THE GOOD WORK

ARE
The Pos THINKS that the beet work that
Governor Roberts can do is 20 conti ne to
,osch the young men of Texas how to be
such lurisis as Hemphill and Roberts. The
Post Is nght.-tBra2os Pilot.
BETTER TIA EXPECTED.
While the Legislature jus, adjourned
may not have come up to the expectation
OF the public In every respect, IL Is safe TO
say that they have done better work han
many expto.ed -tDonison News.
NEED A boss.
Tom Ochiliree makes the authoritative
statement that Arthur has no p SO iu
Pexas IL this ia true, IL is high time he
was securing one, Tor IT there ever wa IA set
ni men that clearly need n boss, and u pretty
imperative one, too. 10 is he republicans Of
rexae.-[Limestun New Era.
AXE IN THE WHOLE COUNTRY.
Tho worlds far If no lonsor . New o.
leans enterprise, although the credit OF It's
being belongs to the public spirited Citizens
OF tho Crescent Cty. IL has become IA iu!iy
developed southern enterprise, in which
every southern stato is vitality inter ested
| and 10 the success OF which ell should con-
tribute an equal measure ~-Houston Post.
AN EDITOR WALKS.
Richard Nelson, The c)lDred man who
lives NJ Galveston aud edits the So ctator,
was put oil the Narrow Gauge q short dis.
lance this side OF Corsicana % day or two
ago while enroute for Waco. He was or
dered into the smoking car by the brake
man, and not desiring to go into said Car,
so expressed himself. The brakeman ana
an assistant taking hold OF him, carried
him to the platform and put him o Il. He
walked back to Corsicana and came down
Oh the Central. He will enter suit against
the road.- AGO Examiner.
FAvoss oHE CONVENTION.
1t Is that there viii be two
democratic state conventions called in Tex.
rs this year; one TO elect delegates to the
democratic natioral convention and the
other to nominate state otiicers. This
appears to be entirely unnecessary. A
much fuller representation II, the prlma-
ries might be secured II both duties were
delegated to the same conventional Wax.
ahatohie Enterprise.
EsD0BsFs THE GOVERNOR,
The legislature uas m4de ieuce.cutting q
fllny, and tle act OF enclosing the lands OF
another a mi-demeanor. We endot,eI fully
the Iotefa0Gs Viaa ~ tais u 20. IL
SAYS no has favored rom the Fl 49, lhe max.
ing Of the later uifense u felony also, aud
thinks yet that IT would have been better
ID have doue 81, for the reason that with
such e Law on the STA ute book Tie fence.
lcutter would have bgen robbed OF all moral
slppnIt, and pub 10 sentiment against this
sptoies OF laalsssuess would become thor
oughiy aioused. He Ia k hopefully. how.
ever, aud says that ue De- ewes With The aid
rendered him through toe present legisla-
tnre, and what has been accomplished by
TIE present session, he viii be enabled 10
insf: uto measures which v i put down
lawlessness anu restore peace aud ord,r
The governor expresses hims,lt as very well
satisfied es n whole with the results OF the
sesson; aud d 10 not h 8 ta'e t) say. bat q
very great deal more has been accom-.
plished than he hoped for "a week ago.
-[Mineoli Monitor.
LANHAM MAIDEN SPEECH.
TIE bill 10 create d bureau OF live stock
industry was opposed by Messrs. Lanhatu
n Reagau. Lanham IL his maiden
speech a lacked it with ridicule. he
charged hat the bill Ia effect would place
the cattle market under c0ntro. OF au auto
crazy, would infringe on state rigais and
that The bill wss unconstitutional. IL
s.id Texas beld one.seventh OF the catl'
in he United S ates and he represents :
much territory As ten eastern states will
their sixty-one representatv YES on tue lOir,
and having Il H. or no knoNlede OF I'll,
! cattle question. -[Co'sicara Courier.
nEARLY Pnnr1cr.
Tne school system II believed TO be nj
near p fiction ss legislative wisdom II
capable OF prod lciDg. IL Is in sumo r..
spects an improvement Oh the best estab
sued sys M but follows more nearly ~,
Missouri than an other. The machiner,
/, admire BILE, aud with efficient superin
lend-nt 70 put II ia operation and keeI
l. m )vins a. cont mplated by the farmers
thsrn eau scarcely be- a noubt that result
" II ne achieved cDmInensurats with th'
expense aud worthy the great fostering
uus upon VIII oh IL resis. The rising gen
Grafton will be educated, and, ihousb ~
| ligious tssohing 10 technically prohib' tic
by the centurion in the common school,
l. maT safely be ssumen that a b ghsl
stand I'D II mora 5 aud clearer undefst iud'
lag OF the philosophy e mrum ct tuuu
viii be attained TX tulman Sns.
ciKE sIaikEs A HAND BLOW.
M. Coke. VINO shares iarg ~ the credit
Of getting the senate can vsss 60 led, had .
tit with Mr. B,ysri. The lat r contend
ed for protective idess In fl. ct, and en-
dorsed the recent letter of Lsmsr 10 the
New York World, slso coaDettng 81 non
interference with the tariff. Blysrd wanted
T. accept the offer OF battle from Sherman
and Malone ard make the tloody shirt the
presidential Issue. Clke vigorously d.
manded q strong Stand on the tarih. H.
said the TACT must be known sooneI
or later that that there was a wet &
veil a. ~ east hit ~ were better o. d.
the bs tie n there than dill daily vita
fhe un-eitsint'e s Of the tluDs OF Nev
Y RI roll los. The sou'h, he said IL tired
Of the bloody shirt; 30 10 the whole country
-fuouritr.
Little Joker - ,he best smoking to
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