The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-22

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SEQ % IA the measure that my friend on.
mlrd %, aud / ihd 30 d. heartily approved
"a. hy ell Ot tlr capitalist. Who Wish q.
mako Iilht lu' n me troubles tnAt me-
h.cL tho country, u requires al. men
whose cattle rlAar ua Hny uIlLc'uied land
To deposit Boa the stats treasury f1r the usr
OF the owner CsUta per acre To- each acre
his cattle may Frage ou Ihia deposit IA
rrauiTcd 10 hr made on the IL, or January
u each year, aLd q iailurs % make such
deposit Is g. ice punished as a ic'onN, To
eu'0rca this law Ga bu, provides iof the Ap
pllutmtl' ot ten FfAs- commissioners,
with ths judicial pnNeis sofa Jutuce of On,
peace al the military authority oiasalrsp
rhsss grass Coumlssiouefs' are an h1r'
aed 60 roam tnv state A. Will, followed by d
rrtiuue OF state troops, armed with an sb
s'ract ut lana titles aud list 81 brands,
aud with authority TO arrest men upon
complaint Information or view, aud cafry
them Ia remote parts OF mo state Tor Trial,
Under tlt b.ll, b! GmIu without land az
lows one head over tEenly-tNa cattle Ia
stray out OF an ouclo'uro heis
0r.TY ~ rELUNr,
N u land owner sInrfs 90 20 uairgy ln aly
county mnt' chan one head Tor each ten
acres hc owns Boa such county, tr NEliN
o. felony; 40, 10 Dee allows .buJ castle io
sirry u. Ir.It iutnAIy county iu which he
guilty Of felony ANY CATO owner Nno
allows his stock Co Increase beyond the
prescribed number is also fuilty oi a
felony. lfihp tiu.ous muttGr or complain
A. This llw. l.p from the "GraEs Counli.
slnuat' Or tIkv up arms 10 resist ma, thf'
lr. guilty Ut treason, guu are To be dealt
with UB trHi urs. Ihs grass commissioners
are 70 travel from piece. q place, examine
cattle, uee bow they aye being gTuGcd, round
up and see how m ny are on each range,
ascertain rom their abstracts OF title aud
brands who owns the land aud who owns
the cattle, aud arrest, with military Iofce,
all offenders againsI this act.
Mt TRiESp FE0A TRAVIS
took occasion 10 cay MAT nB Intended "a
retire from Euy active participation In the
politics of the country, aud would never Ia
Z candidate for any civil office. aud In order
to convince US, proposes 10 20 before 4
notary and make oath 20 the TACT. You
will obaerve he said civil Office. lie y not
to be stopped from accepting military
command. His heart Is set ON grass
commissionership, aud thst IS what
makeB him take on 80 much disgust when
he thinks OF ths man who SITS Ia the
executive Office When our TREAD
announced his intention 10 retire from pub'
lie liic, aud looked into the faces Of the
senators aud bys'ander- | was reminded OF
tao Case 81 J.d man Brown, OF Georgia.
brown was taken sick aud tCut'l'r doctor.
rte doctor rave him cut, and Tor the iirst
tune in his life Brown sent fv u pres t1er.
The preacher prayed Tor Brown nga T. ,ed
90 him and t,'lre leaving lud. Mr..
Brown, / don't expect / will over SEQ go.
again uud / would lesl 0ettsr knew that
vol were tiiiIrg 200 CO. Brown ssld iht'
hc thou ht Do. ..- wiling. AN TDrN
sInd 10 helr i.s. gaI ibe preacher. 81
b .ys talked with 'ue IeslhJ.B and iEDs
seem 10 be- willing o course this .nct.
.tuE ln.'t hFvu any Application 90 The case
lu p0t4t. Mp- t1Id ihtt Texas Is tho
CHAMPION CoMNuNlsr
1i Tho age tIlrk the Iitur who 900 ,es
toss gu'rgr ssaiIsttIa land oi h,s l1up IHu,
... iu which Ee uas lived iJE thirty r-.fs,
has certainly mistaken The 4euiiu 900 oil
the people whom ne IN part represents
upon this door. VINO are the cpmmuHsis
in lhtq state? Cerhin.y not tue $4,000
farmers who are now a. home pursuing
their daily ayCCatiluA They are men who
nave properly themselves, IN tho enjoy
mcnt oi wticn they wish 10 DO protected
and are willing to protect others in toe
10 session ID their rights. The welfare OF
Ibis country is their own welfare. II the
country suler they suler. They have
always been the most conservative ma
lawabiding portion OF our citizens They
will never curse the land IN which they
| live, and in which their children will live
after them, by planting ia the soil seeds OF
communism.
WAS RAISED on TARn,
and The first twenly-one years OF nv lie
| was spent with farmers, and never heard
a communisiiC ides advanced TIL quit the
mrm sud met with the lOaiers who sit on
| dry goods boxes and whittle, or come TO
the legislature aud heard some OF our statos-
men advance their views upon questions Of
/ state policy. Cerlgl ~ our merchants, bas-
| mess men aud mar uacturers are not con-
muu1is. Thrv agk tnat society ana tn
| .aW project them In their tights ana are
I willing that others be protected. TIE cat
tie mon are not communists; they have
prnpprts Jhat they ash, society ana the law
! 40 protect. lho young man cummenciug
/ iile without means Is uu Communist. lie
looks forward 90 the day when he will have
"A bone %. hif WI, ara be LOOKS 20 society
aud ae lew TO protect bin. "a all Of las nor.
est aClGisi ions Tuo distinguished senator
! Wi find To- hi. ORION tuat ~ nls great sf1.t
Communists are attr-e, tu1 their small
numbers viii gIow sui less as the state adj
I vtuc.s in education, Ia sfGtesmanship. II
patriotism sad Civilization. don't l0ol
with
TUr WYE ~ TINS ALARNlsT
upan the trlubic- tha; now 5filCt tho
STATE. Nor do / look with despair o.
tna future. rhorris no reCeseitv for be-
cpmiug pan tc.s rickcn and rushing into
rash AVID rid culUus measures that would
10 few months make us the laughing
stock OF the s'2'e, ana OF all who fhnuld
ever hear OF D.. Gerre's specific for tree
grass aud ieuCe tounles The people oil
this state are a law-aDluiug people, an in.
dustrious ard buity people, struggling u
Detter their condition and Aeeking 10 &C.
uuiro competency fnr Themselves and
their families. and they need the strong
arm OF the law Tor their own protection and
we can saf.iy trust % their pau iotism, "a
their love nf order and justice TO enforce
the law. T1trs ~ much Installation in
Consequence OF the rapid fuCiug OF the
county ami TIE change irom the lnven-
ton and use OF harned wire. a few years
ac1 no one ever dreamed of the pra'r'es Of
hiss lta bong fenced To- sucn an extent as
10 s. dously iur7umode travel or interfere
with she rights 81 The public to rond5 and
palhsnyr
the USE BARHED WIRE
has rendered u possible TO enclose the
pfairies OF the state, and hey have been
elclosed Within vGrv few years men
VINO have been accustomed to craze their
cattle uyeu the lands o. others have found 10
cheaper ard moro profitable 10 purchase
lands and enclose th.Ia. Some have been
driven 10 the necessity Of buying lands for
fear that they would be bought aud en-
closed by others, snd while some csttlemsR
not approaching the changed circum-
stances, have neglected 10 buy lands snd
now hsye no grass OF their own upon which
their cattle can feed or else too penurious
In invest their means in lsnd, aud serve to
swell the land OF discontents who complain
of the condition OF fhs times. While the
country has b en- 50 rapidly fenced up but
little attention has been paid to the rights
of the people 10 roads and passweys. Many
small farmers have been fenced IN by large
pa-iuremen aud the roads have been
crooked, changed anil fenced 80 rs to rem
dertrsvel difficult. While this hes been going
nu there have bean many ca'es Of peculiar
hardship. and OF ciurss many men have
b en- selisn and regardless 81 the rights OF
others and Of the lublic. IL would be q
miracle IL there wss not much eKcii mt