The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-31
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riot RESOLUTION I'LL HAT I'D h'',' asa DIE
republican senator c,ndldly aud 'erse'y put
I, I, nay. Tue democrats caucus oil ye'
t.rJny rpreed on silence unle's something
WAS said OF rabbid, rous.ns s1r'' sher-
man and Malone did no, get the attention
of tl.e.rowa sire. Iiauy better testimony
1, wanted that the bloody shirt has i's' i's
insp,ra,ion il IN ~ be found In the 'act'tha'
the democrats, including Mnxey and Cose'
from the south, were great enough TO nd'
visa that the democratic senators pass
in lence the feeble ana cla'umy
written Efforts OF Sherman ana Aahone
The latter was prepared with grand
50, ech II Anything had been said TO render
necessary. Mr.. Msxey, In the csucns,
prsdic,ed fat, unimpressivs speeches, and
predica,ed his advice thereon.
AUSTIN, Jan. 26.-TSpecis'.l-The record
of Judge Hancock is being freely cTiticis'd
,e.iay. II is being recalled that be Cos hi
frs, boom under The new regime IN Ire
lands own home and even In dis ofiice.
Also. that Ireland told his frisnis to
swap votes In favor OF HaEc'.. Satrag the
Iatter's canvass.
Also, that 1t was due 10 Ireland that he
was made president OF the Galveston con-
venti0n. ;,,,.u.,,oa
IN selling large bodies OF ms
lands that he thought The ierieii Eli IL
passed would help sell.
II is also said that no wishes Jenes to run
against Ireland for the governorship, 8" rs
noL TO interfere with him In the mex con-
yr,ssiopal race. These aud mauy other
thinps are beng freely talked OF here to-
day. More will come out Monday.
SECOND DISPATCH FULLER DETAILS.
AUSTIN. Jan. 26.-[Speciai.I -When the
Galveston News OF Friday arrived this
uorninS. the senate 1as SOON in fever
heat over the denunciatory interview OF
Hon. John Hancock. He denounces the
senate us peing wanting ia patriotism and
sense. as evidenced by the defeat OF the
Terrell bill This morning an editorial in
The Statesman was in the same strain.
Some of the rebellious north senators claim
that the honord BILE gentleman Is Hot l.,
the Collar, because ne had large tracts OF
western land upon which the Terrell bill
would have forced tenants. and that he
had large trades dependent on the
passage OF the bill. They claim that
The aenuncia,ions Of the governor
and the legislature are in keeping with
Haucock's usual course towards all other
men VINO don't substrye bis interest. Inc
mem eers before the morning Session omen
ed were gathered in little kLols, and Ham
cocks record was severely criticised, aud
the following resolu ion Was prepared, and
IL is said win be introduced On NJ iIday:
WHEREAS, The Hon. john Hancock,
commonly known as Back Salary Grab
loan" Is now ia Ausliu, neglecting his
uu lea as congressman; therefore be 1t
Resolved, That il is the opinion OF this
bod, that he should proceed to Washing
ton and try TO do something toward card
rag his SALARY.
A north Texas senator to-day said that
IL is:weil Known that there 10 com bination
batwe.u certain journals and public men to
bull the land ma ket, and that they VIII at
tempt to dts roy the democratic party or
be ~ a measure similar to the Terrell Dill.
ar claim that the railroads and land
eculstors, owning alternate sections IN
pst ard northwest Texas have pooled their
Teues, and hope in the rame OF the schooi
fu, TO get support enough from the farm
els TO down" Ireland aud all opposition
to the herd law. Some Of our senators from
north Texas are wide awake men, ana nave
unmasked what they claim as the finish.
ing touch to railroad legislation.
They also charge that some leading
independents are 10 the scheme. They SEN
ators clriu that il IL not want OF leadership
bu. .. 4 citing interests that retards legs-
lslD,u il, 10Th houses Austin is full of re.
porlsrs fixing up political news calculated
to ipiure Ireland and bring members OF
both houses into disrepute.
North Texas Senator On Hancock.
AUSTIN, jan. 2S.-[Special.] IA certain
north Texas senator stated to-day in a con-
yersation relative to the Hancock interview
charging want OF "sense and patriotism"
a. the cause of the defeat of the Terrell
bill. that up in his county Hancock was
not considered an expert on inc su9lec: OF
patriotism, but rather the personlfication
of selfishness that it was.we ell known that
there was but one thing that Hancock low.
ed better than q dollar and that was TWO
dollars; that he was angry because the fail.
ure of the Terrell bill 10 pass prevented the
forced tenantry or purchase OF his western
lands at high figures; that the haste with
which the honorable gentleman rusned into
print to denounce the senate showed that ne
was in the we'll laid scheme to bull the
land market by forced legislation, and was
surprised and angry because the senate I'm.
masked the real intentions ana manliest
results by that measure.
The senator claims that Hancock was 10
have been interviewed before vote was
had on the bill, but that it was deferred for
fear that it would do more harm than good,
as Hancock had more the reputation OF
speculator than a statesman or friend OF
the people. The Interview with Hancock
and Terrell's anti-corporstions resolutions
are considered by many as weak envrt 10
let the senator from Travis down light, as
large numper of people considered his grass
bill in the interest of monopolies owning
land. and desiring to lease or sell or 10 guy
cattle at low figures.
Hancock's uncalled for, ungrateful as
sault on the governor has made friends Tor
the administration IN legislative circles.
They claim that Hancock sdeclarations are
puerile, rs there was no law punishing ience
cutting, and cay If he had the remedy that
he was In three blocks of the executive Of.
flee when the evil was raging aud should
have been prompted BY his excessive
patriotism to have suggested his remedy to
the governor. Evidently majority OF the
senate nave ss poor an opinion, II not
worse one, of Hancock than Hancock mas
Of the senate. North Texas. In point 81
political shrewdness and craftsmanship, IL
IA we'll represented in the senate a. she
ever was In the history Of the state.
Judge Hancock Denie5.
AUSTIN, Jan. %. -[Special1.-1t is stated
hi, evening hsnfndge Hapcock denies the
,.-.ns >nstol-Neys' inter.