The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-22
or Exceedingly Able Eror,s,

The a. iONll X % ne luli lthb OF S'.Atol
". q. I.ys' tItt,h ON the Terrell bill, DO
Hv1,u on Fuday morning;
Nh CH,ILN ts'- When man becomes ti'k
tits tht tu-Iuiu 10 srud Tor doctor, but
A ouHtk BE- often called lea aud the patient
di,, Nhu might utherNise have lived Tor
man, Ntrrs. When states become SICK 10
ishut utcrssaly TO ttud Tor a physielaI-
cher, pfr ruuticai doctors anxious q Oder
Their servers aud prescribe their remedies
In advance ut the called s-ssion lev OF
th,sr uatfiOfic doctors ~ politics met Ani
COucar.rd u specific which they nov cay
will, % administered, remove the us mat
sflol our state. II has many ~ the ap'
pearrucrs OF q1nck medicine Tvs virtues
are urts,nttl with zeal Aad rloqueuce, ana
n ha. been well advertised, vinegar hi,-
ters were never mole iudustfiousy talked
an or more highly recommended mere
IA nothing that hiss given me 80 mueh
troubles tlu LAW. isuess prevailing Iot
the i.s ir, months. tis
AriJ.U W y OUR CIVILIZATIONS,
il deprrcitte, values, reIarJs the growth
and development OF the country, aud,
W0r.t no 90, no. arrested, Will lead % r.
taliatlu, ID 'euls, aud 10 bioodshed, tht
dis of which our generation VIII LOT cut
live MY only motive being desire 20 10
The IitIp good m my power for the people
Who sent me here. 1 con listen calmly,
patiently and Atteutl's'y 10 nose WHO nave
any remedy 10 propose, aud ana glad wEoa
1 fad nutthIlg, b. matters 40. irom what
source u imes, thu, promises 10 h-uehi
mankind. htrr plu mt inv ''iga'un, !
am forced [, the conclusion that th > oil
Is uusck remedy and that ne doctors
who compounded he specific mistooE tue
disease In their gpt,ety 20 Introduce
someInlug that VIII suit the taste OF Cvefy-
one. they have introduced VIVA chemists
cali 'iuc1mpatibie,," and have. made a
compound as dangerous ~ dynamite.
Il 70 ~
medicine 90 rs 20 conceal thoteal nature OF
The compound, and hide their motives
and purp Ises uf der specious pretenses OF
serving the people and the school children.
The title ut he bill is q fraud aud It's pre-
ambe Is d.lusion and snare.
IT rs REVOLUTIONARY
in its tendencies, and, without committing
the inferred or the " shes of the great ma
iority of the people attempts 70 overturn
The customs under which we and our LORE
faiher, have lived flr ages - setks 10 Gre.
ate new oilirere, kcown IS Grass Commis'
sioncr-," with extraordinary ana unusual
DOVER, authorize TO march over I've COuu-
try ri vi. followed By martial band OF
state troops. IL seeks 10 make the state
thtougl h-fAEtutr. armies ead grass iin-
missiorefs, collect Tor tie use " lie owner
rents tor a. of the U.i1Closed lHuus ot tbs
state. seeks % .trks q, the foundation
of The RIGHTS f m4uElud by dragging the
cl,zn Numerals Ot miles from home, al
fore niu to- spurst iur trial a. place the
most remote and iuconvei lent thsJ cruelty
AM a genius Tor oppression cHl q 600 yii,.
They Ic.i u- that this 20 urc.s Iary toe roe
thn Hv This T. doubtless true. Tao laE
would ha 90 ollous o. tue people that lts
hiti Il, would need stale as broad ass rae
cnnll,DH iu which 10 Gas % county SUIT.
able .lr their purposes or jay who would
ever send q mau o tie lcnilentl rs Ut
yiCl4i'.r i'4 pru5 .iuH..
rHsAUrH - o. TIM REMEDY
tells q. ina, the ttute must take u and try
il or tAousauds wall leave tne democratic
pait.. b It 80. The dcmDcrNlc party
will be better Oh without them. Let them
20 10 tine opposition win this btiI as their
MIA form, ana the opposition Will be ouious.
In tbs spring time when my ia1her Nisheu
10 improve tue condition OF q puHy morse
max him shed aud look better, he gave
poplal bark j called upon % prescribe
Tor tuo democratic party, would give pop
lar bark nIl it she'd all Of its leaders who
have for their motto, Consistency 10 the
virtue d iools. Inconsistency, Eacilia.
ting no icy, and an inclination to change
win every breeze and stoop to take on
every hobby will shake the confidence OF
the people in rny party. The principles OF
riRht end OF Justice which should shape
the policy OF states and conirO! tbs nc
tions OF men are as ancient 0e time ana AS
lasting ~ the hills. They are the same Ia
peace aud ia war, IN prosperity and IN ad-
yerslty. In times OF trouble va should
only stick the closer 10 them. 1t was by -
policy
INCossrAsr IS THE WIND
and o. / cpusi=t,nt aud n.rgdictory 40
the 81 81 man cluu wis I ~ mucn OF
the vice. ore "a 81 sst's.aCtl1u when nov
exists wa. bfolgh q on. Truth m jas
tice ste ag vs. c,rsl. ent, aud So shoe 4
DE All laws passed for the K sod q mqnFiuu
ias M. senator rom Tr.Yis Gays he car
snuff O. .C0nfent iu he air Sc -rs,he-, unr
can H.ar the fumbI .- OF tie distant thur-
der, .ul.C ting an app. acIing storm nat
vii. sweep hkc cyclone Over the land,
pru--I.i.ns our iberiies and our lnsiitu
tior o. not It's dra 20 The beautiful, lt %
consa.t pluy hicl he bus so O. !y
Ae4u.f 20 rrEi4ir upon the state Tor me .drs
sevrn years? The pc pile have, WAN ba.ed
BIO. -.1 ~ .-3 f.. N.'HN'N N... -.-
auan- con the 'euce not kupNins al too
late pom wAch side no would jumr. Even
nov 5l.IWlu nimscli, after reading the
sen tors an.g speech. Douo not tell upon
when , d. .i tuU fence lac stands. But 40
con-, dogn 20 toe case N hand. This dis
ea.g t..y say ~ tlat mea will not purchase
or lease school iGut.
the y NEEDY PR1PJgED
IS 10 cor.p-l them ny msfcl'ug armies. tue
roar OF cart non lau me rattle q mu kerry.
IL speaks Of al 1.-The pHue, pImp and CIR
cue. stances of glorious IT, We cau hear
tht strains OF martial music, can Sc. the
p'uucs holding in the bre. -. The g.it'er
ofthe bGyouet tu the sunlight, aid he pral-
rio dog m ltins FOR his hole. 10 IS nor rue
that tls people ol tbe west nJye f,llstd %
purchase or lease school lands or To- yHF for
IN grass upon which lhe cattle iott. The
eyruts ci t4e last lew years show thd' ihis
chr. d . SANDER aud o. false ~ .tH.u, Go
coIr.si some ultciiOr design. Inr.8 lands
i'm 1851 we're pat upon The market Tor sale,
Wi Tina re-triCtiou that no one C0uld pur-
s,hasa more than seven sections. IAe lends
OF bu T., counties under that acL were o.
Tered Tor rile. The lands went so fAs. ina,
they had 20 90 taken OF the market tnd
The purchasers were denounced % the no
v0c-les oi tnls remedy rs 'laud shlfEi'
ana "swindiers.n About tho same t.me
some Of the supporters OF this measure
PLACED the vacant lands VI the state on the
market AZ - cents per acre. Ihey were
purchased 20 fast that the virtuous indigua-
lion O. the m tkers OF that Law was aroused
and tie buyers was denounced as
"THfEvE," AND "swTsDLERs."
Twelve months sgD some OF MS worked
dilisenily for the y tsssge OF a Law providing
Tor leasing out school lands In order 10 raise
revenue for the education OF the children OF
the state, 20 whom these lands belong. We
met n bitter and relentless opposition
from the aufhor Of this bill aud his allies OF
So-day lev were then unwilling To lease
q single acre OF school land to any person or
for my purpose; but now, with an incon-
sistenC. gprthy of the wisest OF men, they
propos not only 20 lease every sore OF
school M in the state, but TO forCe men
20 Lea q o TO sell their stock by means OF
standing armies aud the use Ui military
forc- The people OF the west are only too
auxiour TO ease or 70 purchase the lands
upon winch they i've, or upon which their
cat feed. All they desire Is an oDporiu-
njtv n do 20. 10 The wake Of The desoiation
OF ar nios pfowls the
HvENAI n SEARCH % PREY,
and 10 iimss Of trOu be there ere always