The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-28

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TnE cHyyALIEE BIYApp or TEXAS.
General Sui Ross, Of Waco, Is not bad
suberLhto rial tim per, but no must blde his
tlme. H. IL our opinion that Governor Ire
land should DO given another term. Ic
turn him out now, under tue circumstances
would have the appearance OF an unmerit-
ed party rebnke. Besides IL has been the
policy Of the party 20 glye her novernoIs
a second term, and We do not think that
Governor Ireland has done anything that
he should be kicked out for. General Ross
is O good man, aud We hope come day NOT
fur In the distance TO $40 bin governor. he
lie prs.eniuenily the. Cheyaliei
Bsyard OF Texas, and deserves high
honors 10 the hands OF the
people whenever II Gomez in the proper
shape. The recent so.cslled - Ross boom "
was set stost and is now being mebipula'
t,d by he enemies of John lreland--to be
used simply as u tluo TO ben. that gentle
man over the heed-but General Ross, II we
mistake not the man, will never lend him
self as tool 20 such unworthy methods
which spems u be engineered By the Gall
weston News. he is called to the gnber-
material chair 1t must come spontaneously
from the heart OF the people and not from
n few sobemers bent On the political de.truc.
ton oil other men. Political intrigue tipds
no fsvor in the character OF General Ross
which stands out pare and unsullied. aEd
far above tho reach of the demsgogue or tht
trickstsr.-L Marlin Ball.