The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-31
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ont cyprutiyc and Formulated
and made statutory hv the LEGISLATURE
our interests have suffered, and the tide
ofeinigrutiou has been turned IN another
direction. \ change of men and "a
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chief source Of complaint with u- Is the
present iniuuitOus law authorizing and
permitting The lease OF State, school and
ASYLUM land. Texas. under lrcc-gruss
Laws for nearly onc-haIf Of a century.
has grown TO be the empire state of the
south and hv a continuation of thrsnmc
policv. we NAV i'm a short time become
The ennnirc State of the American Mon.
We brlicyc the present lease law detri-
mental To the interests of the people Of
Western Texas. We believe it rGtariS.
binders and delays the settlement Of
thn country. We consider il
an uuiust discrimination againSt
ms. in that il REQUIRES MS
to nav tributr for the use of lands he
lonrinv 10 tho people of Texas, and al
most the entire amount of proceeds are
appropriated to the education of the
children of Eastern and Central Texas.
we consider il n law calculated TO fOs-
Ter. Drotoct and encourage wealthy cor
nnroIions and foreign syndicates,
We therefore. demand an uncondi-
tional repeal of all laws and parts of laws
authorizing and permitting a lease of
Tho state school and ASYLUM lands. We
demand the repcal of laws tending to dis
criminate between the sheep and cattle
interests. and the enactment of a law
alike inst i'm its operations rs to the
cattle sheen. horse. goat and hog inter
ests of the country.
I've demand the enactment of the laws
or our fnrnfathers. That all uniucloSed
lands. either public or private, shall be
free for the usc of all stock indiscrimi-
natelv. of whatever character or kind.
We favor the protection of fences
whenever and wherever lawfully
erected.
school and ASYLUM lands of the state be
again placed on The market at former
uriccsl to-wit: one dollar per acre and
snld only TO actual settlers and in small
"Iantities, Ifthis suggestion be adopted
and enforced, we believe the whole State
will he greatly benefited, and that il
viii rapidly advance i'm population and
material wealth.
The following resolutions were unan-
innnnsiv adnntsd.
Resolved bv the Democracy of Taylor
county in convention assembled, that
iisbad in NhiIene. i'm it's advocacy OF the
lease law. does not reflect the sentiments
of more than one.teuth of the people Of
Tavlor comfy; that the repeated assor-
ton of said paper that the people are
grass ouestionis unjust and untrue.
THAT inasmuch as said paper persists in
misrepresenting us, and believing that
i, will 81 color the prDcpeuluGS Of InIs