The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23

May II not be that the senator VINO mane
10 recent aud 80 grave a mistake may bo ~
fault IN his Judgment May not his ienuer
rolioilude Tor the school children ANA the
farmer lead him TO turieit them to-day ana
starye them tomorrow
know that the senator IN an honest nov
d, before, for the western se0llon ui land
owned by him would not weigh against his
convictions on grave questions OF state
policy, Maybe some corporations ownlhg
vast quantities OF land, and not owning,
but probably wanliuP herds 81 cattle, nave
been shaking red flag ~ the senator, Nlih
"A school house la the center piece und ah
insofintlon Of I'm hoe slgno vinces"
hope this new-iangled land policy ol ths
state, based on greed" and utier disrrgari
for the prosperity even OF our own on
spring, will not produce even greater eVlls
than those now ia1lng u.s.
Combined capita has from necessity de-
serted It's Legitimate channels OF invest.
ment, aud Gnuokles over the greed oi
statesmen who give II permanent lnves'-
ment In the necessities ~ the people.
We had better encourage IL 20 remain IN
railroad and other channels and Keep its
graspon Of the homes Of our children and
grandchildren, The senator may, WIN
his lips, say amen tn the sentiment, but
! his part required, AID his pending bill says
| 10 the devil with such doctrines when there
IL MONEY in sight for the school fund. Tue
senntor, In his speech, says down with the
cattle kings, bat In the mRuiieat Effects OF
| his bill he says long may he
men their wives and children aud
"DU0 OUTS"
1 would not detTact one iota from the
ability of thg senator, but his IDEAS on
! these land interests are contrary 10 the eS'
perience of ages and - Holy Writ, aud 60
| the best interests OF the people. ana the1in.
gle OF a ieg dOllars.more IN the treasury VIII
not always blind the people; | Represent
one of the largest and wraithiest farming
districts In the etnte, ana the senator could
really depend upon my support II he, by
other than empty declarations, could show
/ me how my people could be benefited by
| The provisions OF this bill. No, Mr.. Presi-
dent, in our land policy, IL u IL 10 be sup
plemented by this bill, we have followed
! the vicious policy Of the Wall street gamb'
| lers, and the corner that this bill will make
| in cattle will rcsult IN u Black Friday to
! Texas aud our people. ~ Is easy enough
now 10 explain n our people that there Is
money in IL for them, Just as was said when
| the foundation of these troubles was laid,
| Int there is always a day OF reiribulvt
Justice. The senator says II this armed
force provided for reaches 1000 men We
need have no ears Of anyone overthrowing
tho government. ! should smile not; II
amt his rangers that MY people fear, but II
4, the yast sums of Money spent in times o
pence, increasing the bellies Of these un-
necessary oonseryaos Of the law. Oar
| Iest democratic platform ssys down with
coTmorant ID the commune, and IL you
adhere to tins the p.trlotisn OF the people
will be more secure and economical reii-
ace than the coho t.. don't want "a
refer to a. again, bu the more ! think over
| this thing the more sQually 10 looks
| nun