The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-26
CALLS roRoNR.

CALLS FOR ONE
One convention " NJ much ~ The demo-
Gratis OF Texas want ut which to express
heir opinion of thipgs pnst presents aud %
come Limestone New Era.
WISHES TO u. FORMED.
The que tioH 10 why does UOt Governor
Ireland appoint the commissioner 20 The
New o leans exposition Ii he IL TO become
acquainted with his du,ies, the apps int
m.nt sho,ll not be delayed longer
[jainesv lie Independent.
A DALLAS CURIOSITY.
Postmaster Garrison, OF Dallas IL in bad
repute at headq quarters because he j. not
politician enough. He should sell himself
TO BarDum. A republican Official who does
NOT stoop TO political tricks H. certainly a
curiosity. -tGanesviile Independent.
WANTS AN EXPRESSION.
The Post Is taking census ss to the
standing Of each county on The man for
ore iid.tit and governor, the town ~ have
The convention for, and the two thirds
rule. or course, IT knows whose census to
take, aud IL would save time and money by
giving US Its opinion Waco Examiner.
THsY SERIOUSLY OBJECT.
The stock men seriously obj ct to the i'd
vance ia the price OF leased lands. H. il es-
timated that the lands ht only for prazing
will be ruined for that purpose Ia ten years
tune. Eight cents TOR ten years won q give
the state only eighty cents per acre and
| bryan Enterprise.
Int Us DWELL IN Ps.cE
The paper-pil col vsItion-xsr between
the Hounion Post, Gavesion News, San
Antonio Elk lress anc Fort Worth Gszette
| Gems to bs still booming. The vitett.s
have fallen back, the pi kets have stopped
| firing, and public opinion, or the main
nruuy' has compromised on Fort Worth rs
the "siRe qua nom Tor tn me ting OF TIE
notables: why not say peace to the shes Of
discern. and let north. west Texas have one
convention in peoce.-IDecatur Post.
SOUND TALK.
The Cisco Round Up drops a hint which
IL will not hurt some newspapers q heed /.
Speaking Of Governor Ireland II say: we
believe that his popularity with the people
is being strengthened by the incessant ~
talks OF the News, and We credi, that paper
with being sincere IN It's opDosit ion, but
the fau fl uding insinuet'ons Of his advo-
Gates, If they have any effect at all, not only
weaken his prospects tor the next term, but
tend to EN- barrass his MISUNDERSTANDING the
laws.
INTENDS To EXECUTE THE LAW.
Like the Gszsttn, the Journal has been
friendly toward Governor Ireland, aud 1t
would not have him judged hastily or
harshly. But the vim wi h which he is APP
D wing the resources furnished by the extra
session shows clearly TIA. he in ends t.
have the laws fsithfuliy executed The
Journal has 40 doubt but that by the last
of june the governor can show 20 great
change for the better that the con ventipn
will say with one acc cord, "wel done thou
good aud faithful servant. Bolton Jour.
nal,
UPHOLD THE LAND BARD.
The Texas % tleman that leaves Texas
with his cattle because he has topsy eighty
cents year per head for passurrge, wouid
have 70 60 b long ways 10 lind cheaper
quarters. The eighty cents Is not sufficient
cause Of outcry against the laad board. IL
Is because cait'emen have.so long had gree.
ing free that they naturally squesl against
being com PEELED 10 give up such q boDsBxt.
The Chronicle Is q fast friend OF the cattle
inters.ts Of the state, but has no sympathy
with the overfed cattle kings who want TO
b1lldozs the land board into letting them
have pasture land at half what II Is worth.
-[Clsburnc Chronicle.
A GENERAL YAvoRrrs ALI 0vsR THE STATE.
Seldom In the history Of the state has any
m an 90 ingrstiated ;mself 10 ths affections
Of the people Is has Governor Ireland. He
d AZ been faithful public servant, and -
81 desvored to do his duty by the whole
people He has. TO the utmost Of his pow
er upheld the dignity OF the law. and has
done more, perhaps. toward the suppression
Of iawlessness in the state shan any other
man has done. That he will be his own
successor seems to be foregone conclusion.
A nd II 10 right be should. for Texas csn not
we'll dispense with his services for vet
while. Governor Ireland seems 10 be gen.
eral fsvo-,te all over the stale notwith.
standing the numerous candidates that are
oming up.-f Abilene Reporter.