The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-28
IRELAND : lMMIGgA ION
IS UNANIMOUSLY ENDORSED.
Views of the Texas Press en- the Notori.
Gus Immigration Letter Of Goys.nor
ireiand-Hs Is Almost Unani-
moasly Endorsed by the
People and the Press,
SISE-rnNrHs orruE PEOPLE ENDORSE

AAo eo'ofuot letter 70 Horace Ba-
ker concering immigration will meet
with the endorsement Of nine-tsnths
OF the people OF the State. Texas
doesn't want any psuper immigration.
and people who can not come hero of
tneir own accord and on their own re-
sources are not at all desirable and add
mourning TO the prosperity Of the coun-
Try. GOOD, honest, and industrious
people are ever welcome to our soil,
ana TO this class the State offers sufIi.
cient inducement in its fine climate,
rlch SOIL, low taxes and progressive Cit.
lzenshlp without having to resort to
Wliu Cat schemes and the misrepre-
sentations OF the versatile and unscru.
Puioas Immigrant agent."-[Marlin
HACKED BY THE CONSTITUTION AND
GOOD SENSE.
The Fort Worth Gazette has been
giving it to Governor ireland for not
fsyoring the policy of paying the ex-
penses OF people from the old States to
Iexas. The governor is backed by
me constitution and good sound sense,
A man or family that has not got tho
energy To get money enough to get
mere ON, would not be- much force after
tney get here. All we want are com.
Ing anyway, and, AZ the governor saws,
there is no use in the States taxing
the people in order to get lot of peo-
pie here who would be- Of no account
after we get them.-- lTexas Mesouiter.
VERY AMUSING.
Notwithstanding tho governors let
tor to Baker, the latter recently wrote
again for a genersl letter of endorse.
ment to carry among strangers, which
was refused. This offended Baker.
and ne published the June letter
some OF Bakers letters and circulars
addressed TO tao governor are exces
sively amusing. Ga the whole, BY
reason OF the Baker affair, the Moni.
Tor thinks the popularity of our COVER.
nor mas received an Increased impe.
rus, which may land him in the Senate
or tho United States.-[D Denton Mont
tor.
BEST ABUSED, BUT THE MOST popu-
LAR MAN.
The Paris News is hesping all man
mer OF abuse on Governor Ireland,
As the News is published ct the home
OF Senator Msxey, and as the gov.
ernor is the most formidable competi-
Tor OF that gentleman for the place he
holds, its hostility ia very easily &C.
counted for. Ireland is the bsst
abused public man in Texas, leaving
out OF tho count the rscsut attacks or,
Coke and Mills for their prohibitions
Views; but i'll spite of ahuse, he seems
to maintain bis popularity with the
people, Bolton Journal.
THE GOVERNOR EXACTLY RIGHT.
We think tho governor is exactly
right. Texas is magnificent S,a.e
and the Inducements which she offers
bring into tho State, at u sufficiently
rapid rate, persons who nave the ele,
mants OF success IN them and who
come without assistance. Persons
VINO nave 10 be assisted in order tC
come 10 TeXas are not apt to DO of any
service to the State after they get here
out are more apt TO swell the pauper or
criminal lists Of the State Tilliam-
son County Sun.
THE "D--D PRINTER" PERHAPS.
And now a newspaper chap is after
Governor Ireland's letter for tho use
ofthe word emigrant instead Of immi.
grant. 1t may have been lapsus
nnguea, or n slip Of spelling, or the
fault OF the id printer, or little
shakiness In the use of prefixes, but In
neither case Is the gist OF what the old
man wants to get at in the letter the
least confused. lie gets there, and
you know what he means, and what
more would man have.--[ Waco Ex-
aminer.
THE RIGHT SORT OF IMMIoRANTs.
Texas and Its governor stand ready
and willing to welcome immigrants
who bring "energy, enterprise and
VIM" to do we'll for themselves and
aid In developing q country that Ia un.
equaled in its resources and possiblli-
tles. The class that Governor ireland
does not invite TO come would be bur-
den Instead OF advantage to tho pro.
gress Of Texss.-[Cisco Round Up.
JUST EXACTLY RIGHT.
Governor Ireland is Just exactly
right. We want none of the people
who are unable to como 20 Texas aud
commence on their own hook. Immi.
grafton Is desirable, bat It Ia only that
sort which will assist to build up and
improve the State, farmers preferred.
Let us not encourage tho psuper tramp
TO cast in his loD with us.-lDallss
Times.
CAN'T STAND THE RACKET.
We believe with Governor Ireland
that Texas IS better of without immi-
grafton, unless Il ia of tho right kind.
We are not prepared yet TO open an
asylum for the criminals and paupors
OF tho old States, and furnish them FREQ
transportation beside, a. Horace Ba-
ker advertised to de- Limestone New
Era.
NOT OPPOSED TO coon IMMIGRANTS.
Governor ireland ia not opposed TO
the immigration OF active and indus
trious people, nor is he opposed to
tho immigration OF those who como
merely Tor tho "iorty acres and q
mule." Tho governor IN neither In
favor OF FREQ grass nor OF free transpor-
tation.-lAriington World.
IRELAND Is ALL RIGHT.
Governor Ireland Ia the mIldest gov.
ernor Texas over had to rule over her
people. Tho Galveston News IL con-
unually ohawing at his ear, but tho
governor never so mach az bats his
eyee.-IGllmer Mirror.
NOT A NossBACK,
If anything further were necessary
70 prove that Governor Ireland was a
mossbaok OF tho mossbacks, his letter
10 Horace Baker discouragiug immi-
grafton is abundant proof. Down with
the mossbacks, up with the kids
TERRELL Times.
OPPOSED TO rAUrERs.
Governor Ireland is opposed to pau.
per emigration to Texas. He IL right.
We want no more tramps, but would
like to see industrious or thrifty immi-
grants come to tho State PittsburR
Gazette.
RErusHs TO RETRACr.
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