The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-25
STATE PRESS.

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not nc Ilo Decatur tribune thinks there will
U 80. p "a lree-graSs man lett, except a
,,' ioW' VINO are interested, when the
matter Is thoroughly understood.
All the Western people are not fol
'free grass" by 4 good deal, The dele.
gates elected to the Houston convention
t y, "a. Oolelllail county are both opposed
~, ,'',, iiuo St9SS' anu lree-grass resolution
r E"n ,TtIu u9"ii III inc county c0nVen-
tiUl' "i,Lousn tilel was helther pas
IoI VI Iulso SVochIlah OF leaSer OF
'''',' ~ V'i0 'oil'ei'loh'-lNolemahN VOICE
An olu negro and his son called on the
edltor OF newspaper. 81 want my son
10 Woth III yer office, sah." "What can
ne do?, ION! at lust Inc can't do nuthin'
puI edich your paper; but arter while
Wllei ne learns mo- sense, he can black
yer boots and sweep de flo"
The Dallas HERALD insists that Tevi.
can is the way to spell Texan. and suh-
its argument bv saving that
it was so spelled by the founders OF th,
Republic. That is no argument at nil
The founders of the Republic ofton atr
mule steak lunch and had rattle snake
on toast, but that does not argue that
mule steak and rattle snake on toast are
correct articles OF diet. We are willing
10 comcece to the founders of the Repub-
nc an the honor that it is possible for 4
palriotlc IeNan heart to give, but we
slall not concede to them the right to
make an Orlh0sraphlcal botch of the
name OF thls great state. "TeXan" is
right lGatesNllle Advance.
1t may seem just a little strange to
who do not comprehend tbC
at Waco, that the Day Wac
paper, does not Join the Examiner i'm
booming Gen. Ross for Governor. Tho
explanation may he given i'm n very
few words. Gen. Ross mas, from time f.
time, assured the Day, in terms MS ey.
plicit and emphatic as the English LANG.
uage VIII permit, that he is not, and will
not ne, candidate for Governor. The
Da% mas taken Gen. Ross mt his word
ana relralned from further mention OF
ms name III connection with the GOV.
Ihc county, Of course
STOOD ready TO back Gen. Ross to the
lull extent OF ms aspirations. He does
not want the goNernorship, and we have
no DOUBT but that the vote of the
county, at Houston, will be cast for Ire
land Waco Day.
The San Antonio Light. Reuuhlicop
gives some excellent advice to The color.
ed PEOPLE. Ii saws: "Colored man
should hold no secret political meeting,
as the dong so gives rise to the idea that
they are engaged i'll some scheme against
the peace OF the community and this
suspicion soon comes to be accepted as q
fact. Colcred men have a legal right &c
hoid public meetings, and they should
hold none other. They should let mean
WHISKY alone on the days on which they
mold their public meetings. There is nc
cause for antagonism between the races
ana both races ought to strive to keeI
down anything of the kind" If this
course is pursued 1t will certainly be
productive of good.
The BRENNAN Banners fish story IS nc
follows: zone summer. many vear,
ago, when / was in the lumber business
/ was coming down the Nfississipni river
with raft of lumber twenty-fivn miles
long; there was a commotion in The
water, then lion and the largest cat.
fish ever saw landed on the raft or.
dered two negroes to catch and hold the
fish, but rs soon as they took hold the
catfish tiipped another flop and fish
negroes and all went overheard. j lost
both negroes. The fish must have
weighed 600 pounds, perhaps little
more.
DID not the armed line-riders and
fences of rich cattle king,
keen out all settlers before these Land,
were leased and while the grass vas
free? Yes! English ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
iects of the British OneenNnsed iii.
rich heritage of the children of Toxas
without paving a cent for H. and at fbf
same time drove away settlers and
small stockmen. These arc facts thnt
cannot be contradicted. Then WHY
should we strike down law that com.
pels these cattle svndicates To nav
for the grass they have brrSS.
tofore used free and grown fat mon =;
The lease law means free grass and =
permanent home for the octnoI settInr
but no more free grass for tbe coitll
kings! "Charity begins Mt home.r Lei
the State be lust to her own citizens
before she ATTEMPTS TO he generous M
English harOns and cattle syndicates =
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