The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-20

SHERMAN, SspI. d. Snee,oi,l -TaE
HhEEALD representative, DO. wing 60
get the views 60 Judge Haro on some
OF tho questions mt arenow sg'ta,,ug
the public III nd, eGlled on him this
morn'ng and found him ~ his olics,
hnd, although very bIsy, be grs,.ed
the representative % "nE HEpAtD
cordlally. When asked whist ne
Thought Of the prOhlbi Ton question.
BIO said:
"The late elections, resulting ! = tho
deieat OF Prohibition, have, for time
at least, settled tho question. I do rot
think thsro Will lie any. eiiOl. made 60
Dress au election urou this question
Eagsin for some time. My Cblet oo,ee-
tion 10 tho liquor traisc ~ In the man
<per u conducting it. Here, ~ ShCr-
fman, ito saloonists permit minors 10
]enter th3if houses, play blNia"Cs aad
10, and this, / thinL, "a luipiug
&a grest many young mon.
~ believe IN bigh license, Texas
ian produce as fno grapes rs any State
an the Union, and there Is no lint to
Tho amour Of barley we can raise. N
|1order to encourage the fgrmer 10 rSiss
Marley and Two him q markat, as vel!
Ses 10 encourage grape CuituIe, We
<ougbt 10 remove all restrictions from
the manufacture aud salo OF both vino
and beer, except the usual tax placed
Hupon any and all merchan disc, but Ms
90 distilled liquors lot us have very
high license. That 10 tho host way 70
dispose Of the question. II IN folly TO
<talk of
READINo MEN OFT OF THE rIGoc CAT.
10 PARTY
Epec0use OF their Views on tue NrOh'nl.
tlon question.
"a ~ sec Barney Gibbs bas b9on riylyg
MS views upon prohibition anu local
& option. ayroO with him. his views
VIC sound and much moro tenab,o
|tthan that Crs0ms parties who G'OC.is
|<1cising hiM. | think CplOne Ne.
.lh,orso, Of CNrkosl lille, has g'yon emo
'tprbllc some ~ the H0urdcst a-gu
4 Gents upon ihl0 mattel.n
~ SEQ, Judge, your namo IL mou-
uoneJ In connection WITH tue govern
4 of's o.iceh
IN ayes; somo Of my 'Jnda Gre sur
/ gesttng me, hut you arO au Hot,5o1 eco
y Day that am not and WI not be- ~
/. tLe rsuo. | will not, rudor any OR
(. cumstancey, DO Cand,da.a. lLfadtr
&Goult ~ This timo - ssy WIN 10 tne
{; 3syoiltn In Crlyaju OK tho
xnames moplinrrt. Tue nonu-
|<1stlon OF reSas 50 ipv.ess iur
1n the Yves 20 rspidlY that tho csnd,.
da.t Who cin carry the counties wost
of tho Honntou y VesH1 Cen,ral 1i,
toad has big advantage IN ,hB tuture.
j eco C.bhi has n great mary. lends
ia the So q, and no ~ = MAJ, grow ng
IVORY rapidly IN politics, hub he a.
young, an e1mo uf his best friends
lhink be nth afford 90 wait"
"Welt gauge, is tberu snv p-ohahll-
Nv Of your Oalug Ia tho race Tor Con-
4rcssn
aft Governor rhrcosmoHon desires
b. be retuinti % Congress, he will,
Without dodbt, be sent theie. There
s nothing that would induce me g.
ghipk OF running for Congress go long
u Governor Throckmorlon deRites TO
be returned. Ia case, for any reason,
he did ne. desire to mako The race,
Ind my people wish it, would be glad
10 except tue nunor Of rerrtsentiuy
his district | AIN not aware wliai
Governor Jhr0ckmoi ton will do"
Thou as Jackson was arrested 81
}ainrev ITO this morning by Deputy
United SAtaa Nsfshal w. W. wiz.
rr the irtldef 81 Dick COtitt H. toe
rerri,o-y, a ni,nli, n OF vhicn was
nsde in rms HERALD q shot time
nces He was brought to thi. city
bic noon and was Taken before Judge
lcketis, who remanded him 10 jail
1loout bail. Jackson has q number