The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-02-21

lie o,lofed population propose 10 have hei
~ them ~ fnahe tfniilla M the osmn, vi
says they havs only had ~ hsfsio'pfs, bu
this time they viii maks thllgs hosl II The
don't gst ell they ash for. NJ. k'l,on 4
bad man when he n'tl itAfied, aud he 4
setting started nov -t0aly,s'on Pilnt'
HFECuLaTiFu Hi0.
Mhvnr smiih, NJ ruft WDfth, has gone u
New Yo'k I buy q railroad, cotton faoiori
and big motel for that city. lie may pur
chase few Fniing mills or'ionndriea be nf'
biz return, They Gnma nigh, but the For
will have ihem.-l Henrietta Shield.
~ fHiSoELY tTrLu.
The oily OF DiliAl IL capable OF dnlup
things IN prlnoely Style IN y short time
tho sum "a $4,000 was raised for the PM
pose Of entertaining the siockmen who I.
hold The annual OF thslf association In that
city. March n. THIS IN a strictly good III
ysBlment.-l lIaustl Journal.
rIR wOHBr 70 oOgt.
Texas has had isnoe.ouitihg, bad crops,
aud a bad winter for cattle and sheep, but
tho worst Ia To Come. Bob lngefsol, II 10
reported, will combine business with pleas
ure, and iniiiot some Of his sophomore fgnt
on Texas people In the shape OF lectures.
Oh, Robert, ayaunil-GSsn Antonio Times.
NOT TO pH CAUGHT.
Col. Culheraon IL mentioned in oounec-
ton with the Office OF governor. Culbersnn
will not allow himself 10 be made osts
paw OF by pretended iEiends TO defeat Ire
Hubbard. On, no, Cul person 10 ton far
sighted ~ be caught co easly.-[Sulphur
Springs Gazette.
FORT WORTH GAINING FRIENDS.
IL FOrt Worth can accommodate the
democratic state convention, which sho eau
do II she will only half try, We have no
hssl,ancy, in saying u Is the most eligible
lace In The state. IL Is easy OF access IRON
every point in the state; and |. the centre
vote OF northwest Texas.-[Decsiur Tri-
bune.
THE ooRDIAa KNOT.
Tho Gordian knot OF the Legislature TN.
| tied: You shall not fence the ands OF an
other; you shall not be Inconvenience Tor
want OF roads; you shall not destroy the
property OF another. Now LIT the people
| come forward with sound, healthy. pub
lilo sentiment, ard sustain these now com.
mandments, and fence troubles will soon
be a thing Of the pass.-fNolan County
Record.
EVERYBODY WILLING.
The attempt TO throw discredit on Gov
ernnr Ireland and the legislation enacted
by the extra session falls very hit. Every
body seems willing to give the enaetments
lair trial. Those who have read them
thoroughly contend that all has been done
that our present iuncture Of affairs de-
manded. II the officers OF the law do their
duty and arc sustained by healthy public
sentiment. laalessness and crime will soon
| feel tue effects OF the iron heel OF justice.
| -[Hubbard City News.
WE UNDERSTAND.
Tho Dallas HERALD brings about smile
Ut lis tone characteristic of no division of
the graf st n state. We do not blame you
HERALD, as o division would profit you
nothing; but the western people want il
Understood that from this time on their In
lerests must be highly regarded and leg!s.
lated for, or they are going 10 squesl every
time. 10 you hear? II there be a section
Of country IN this state made up of people
who think the people ara tirst.olass dupes,
aud stand Gs runtS 1T the end OF the row in
western Texas, to receive legislation after
H. has been diges.ed 9, 3, 4 or 5 times, they
will be surprieed to find our people game
enough to come to the front with their
brisiles wrong end forward. Don't you for
got it, HERALD that these people are going
To b. heard from promptly and often, ind
don't give them too much racket or soft
soap about it I Abilene OH |.
EQUAL JUSTICE AND GOOD ORDER.
Despite the assaults on Governor lrtlird's
policy in reference to the troubles ia the
west, no person of unbiased judgmen. will
deDy that he has acted throughout in the
| interest Of wise policy. equal justice and
good order. Called to deal with sudden
development, more ieIt /, in poisonous
fruit than the slow growth of feudslism. 1t
was to be expected that his course would
bs criticised by interests of an exclusive
character aud their agencies, as well as,
perhaps, by some whose speculations look.
ing 10 the sale of Texas lands to foreign
syndicates have received 9 setback by that
agrariauism which would never have been
called into existence If it were not for the
spectators, the syndicates and the law.
making power that created and accommo-
dated both. The public are fortunate in
ture who has incurred the displeasnre Of
the third house, in which the people are
never repres, nted.-[rexas Farmer and