The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20
lRELAND'S BOOM
PronOauced The Biggest Of them
All.
Fancy states Gu, No flynrs WIZ ne
solid Masses.
IRELAND Win be His own Successor.

Ireland Win % His Own Successor.
STATE PRESS.
4 soOatss TIaE.
There's tho Rlos boom, TIC Smith boom,
he Fleming boom ruA thn Reagan boom,
lul the biggest boom oi al N the Ireland
boom, "And don't YOU forget ~ Marlin
Bali,
IIXRLr TO 90.
We are IN favor oi aoolishlng tho two
lhrids rule auu allowing the majority -
rule iu political onveutionu, ne It does in
al other legislative aud delibsrsiiys bodies.
-tB,lton Journal.
CALLS roE osR.
One convention % elect delegates 10 the
democratic conventional Chicago, aud 20
nominate the candidates for state offices is
enough, and the place for meeting should
Dc Fort Worth - LOngyiew Democrat.
GOOD snovIsG FOB JOHNSON.
johnson county will be entitled 10 four
voies in ia. republican state convention to
ba held AZ Fort Worth on tbs 70 h day 81
A pril. We dom. believe there nre enough In
the county TO mako up the delcgrtion.-
tCleburnc Teiegrnm.
ArrGR THOMAS,
Judge e.ayicn 10 fyoraDiy mentioned at
corpus Inrlhll ~ ChuhttHluu WIN tllo NUM-
iEEti1u for congressman. IL bpgins TO look
as though about one-half the prominent
uta IN me Seventh f'ttiic were able To
beat the red headed ranger. "-tO0rsiosna
Courier.
VOW rnE rRssa srArDs.
II the pre,H oi the tate be iniices q pub
10 opinion, there win ba out one oonven-
lion, and the maiori.y rue viii prevail.
The former should be decided ny
tha executive committee, the latter
by the primaries, under request rom The
executive cOniuittes 20 instruct ueega 90
for ot against the twu.thirds rule Austin
Captsl.
rIrECrED IL DALLAa.
A promuent cattle man remarked In
Dallas that WAey the news OF Zen Ihomp-
son's death reached Dallas at least l,OOO
six shooters were laid aside. Ben was ex-
peeled NJ Dallas during the convention ana
the Cowboys were determined not 20 let
MIN run the banquet. - Corsicaua jour
nal.
TWO sIDgs 10 EyEEF sUEsrIoE.
Tho lard board oi the State ofTcXag hav-
lug raised the rental price NJ grazing iands
To 3 cents Der acre 10 cattlemen OF north
wet Texas ara renGing their shirts and IN.
iin0i ing that they will not only refuse 10
nay thar much themselves, but II others
should agfeo 20 bag .he price demanded
ard rent and enclose lauus, they, the etocE-
men. will cut their fences. At ths recent
session OF TOE legislature ihere was con-
8 derable clnmor for legi lntion IN the inter
es, OF siockmen and n great cutlery against
Now, when the lana
BOARD vef0ese 60 let cattle
mon have the use OF ino school lands az
thoir own prices, they propose "a turn TO
become fence cutters. 10 is getting about
time that the cattle kings should learn that
they 30 not control ali the interests OF Tex
as The dictatorisl spirit evinced by them
recently viii tend TO lessen the sympa
nav that Eas felt for mo stocSmen u few
weeka ago. L. 10 estimated that ten acres
Of grass will iEt,en one beef We will as
sumo that q beef Ht four years old Ia worth
20, deduct $3.50 Tor rent, and the stock
man has 500 80 for nis profits, snd Still he
B unhappy 49, jacksonville Intelhgencer.
THE Two-THIRDs RULE.
A hort time bt iOre every state demo
lratio convention here IA discusaion 81
.he "tEo.thirds Tals and ihe abolition OF
Il as q democratic precedent or custom is
lgi;6ted. This periodic agitation has he'd
no effect towards annul ing the rule as yet,
and IL still remains n part OF the unwritien
law OF thu party. The rule SCENE to have
been designed 10 produce harmony in the
party; and IL has produced it. bat often at
2 oo0t FER tpo great The twodhirds s,, rni .
more popular ana promising csndi.
inleJ, rad nominated more DARK norses"
or ITO democratic party than auy other
'ingle agency. The result has been thai
he parry, instead OF uniformly nominating
Is beef and strongest man, has frequently
or the sake OF harmony chosen obscure
md untried men. whose weakness mas de-
Gated the party at the polls, or whose
in Office, II elected, has been
charged, and jnsily, 10 the party: In fact,
instead OF strengthening the democratic
party, IL has nearly always been source
# weakness TO it-[Cleburne Telegram.
FANCY WORK on STATES.
There Is good deal OF fancy work on
lstes for governor. Doubtless several sec
ions would like to place some local favor
te IN he position, aud fortunately Texas
ias more than one man who could fill the |
,flice passable we'll; though not 10 many OF |
he competent As there are OF tho csLdi-
iates. But We are OF the impression that
Iohn ireland will 5e mis- own successor,
md under the rule hitherto observed, 10
i've second term 20 tho man who bias
properly hlled the first, ought to be.
ohn Ireland Is an honest, strictly
onoentous. careful and independent man.
Doubtless he has ambition, but not
nough toinduca him TO do an act OF doubt
~ prOpr'etv II he rs not brilliant. as
ONE allsge, he 10 safe, and safety 10 the
u crest of tho state is important lie hss
,leuty Of nerve ---Ex. The above from one
Il orr exchanges will very well represent
no feeling throughout east Texas Gov.
rnor Ireland, we think, has discharge the
utiss of his office 10 the satisfaction OF all
rcept some few who expected him 10
erform acts that were superhumnn.-
Hemphill Reporter.
WHO WILL BE OUR NEXT GOVERNOR?
Just before and during the late extra SEES
ion, Governor Ireland's prospects To Huc-
alma In w |
% means as catering ~ his friends could
ave desired. Leading newspapers, and
,spy public men In Texas, were charging
gsinst him the failure to suppress the
,wiess and wanton destruction OF
roperty then prevailing throughout
ne state, claiming that a NOR aggressive
Ian in his place would have promptly used
ut.ing down this lawlessness and thereby
'ould have saved TO the state the desiruc-
on to lie and property which took place
n the other hand, the governor aud his
iherenis argued that he had no
institutional authority TO take tie
,Grse above indicated, and urged that the
wless troubles were properly chsrgeable
} ineflic ent laws, In the meantime, the
rtra session did its work reasonable well;
me wise laws were enacted, snd, as a re-
Mt, the wire fence cutters have ceased
leir vocation. Whether Governor lrelhn \
sscrvss praise tor il or not. he is,
governors always do, getting
edit for the good effects OF this legislative
,tion: and, consequently, the clkmor
,ainst him mas, In great measure, died
way, 20 much 40 that unless Il very strong
sn opposes him, which il not likely, he
III meet with little or no trouble IN secur-
z the nomination for "A second term be-
70 the state convention. - IMineola
onitor.
nclinc of Man
Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, impa-