The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-24
THE SFOcKMEN.
IN SESSION At ST. LOUIS. NO.
Dslegatss PressHt From All Cattle
Raising etstcs and Territories,
and Great IA,srest Taken In
the Workings OF ,As Con-
tion--O, her Netss.


tion--O her Netss.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2S.--rhe second an.
aual oonvsntie- OF the National Cattle
and Horse GfowsrA' association met In
,hs large music hall Of tho u; ,osition
baildipg AT ll:0o to-day, ard called TO
order by the president, Colonel r. D.
Hunter. LsrEs delegations wsre pres
ebt from oil tho asttlo raising 8 ston
aud Territories, Utah, Colorado aud
rxs bsing spsslnlly stroug. Fully
600 ,lslsE ~tss wvr. On the door.
Mayor ID. n. Francis delivered an
ndtrsss OF welcome, In which he spoko
ftho w0ndsri ul growth Of the cattle
'ntsrssts. ~ tnstanosd by the export,
duripg h. wear sndinx Jane I, 1854, q
o.tile ~ SIS 000,0)o, and bsef prod uois
A. $2S, 600 WOW, snd concluded by exAnd-
ing the sas0siatisn tho frssdom of the
city.
General ]. *. Brisb,n, Arst Vice.
president, responded at'tngly 60 the
.rlcome, ana GsnsrA Curtis, nf Nav
York, seeoDd vice. president, also re-
p Dded upon behalf OF the Egstern
wing OF tn" ess0ciatiOn.
Co onei Huot.r, president, delivered
sko annual address, In which he resom-
mends consideration Of diseases Of
cat.is, The Improvement OF brs8ds,
transportation and discrimination
against sh,ppors OF 1.-Two 81, Oh, aud the
Tarmet,nA OF the International govern
mont commission to consider tbe ques-
tlon Ot restriction upon Au,erlcan
a.. -
stituting mechanical npplicsnce to deg
lrpats cattle, and thus do away with
-dtsti 0y ing bfanut; the form stion
IT an especial assosiauou oi thu Horse
GI0wipc associations; the necessity of
practical ma .isDal Legislation, through
walsh alone xistlnY local trOu blos can
ba settled, and Aualiy the Oynssiida-
ton Of the several national assoeia-
tions dsv0,ed to the eAttis Interests OF
the couutry.
Professor =. Il. Moore, Colorado,
road al elaborate paper upon the eat
Ito induAtry pf the Uaited States,
highly descriptive Aud ao0undine
with stAt,stics et all lasds. strong
grounds wore taken In fAvor Of na-
tiobsl quarantine laws, tho point
being warmly applsuued. Teuchiug
the subject Of tho iii.gsl tsnciog q
pablo lands, the spesksr said: "fhis
Is as mrcn condemned BY range mon
~ wOuid be by ConncCucut farmers.
We only want Whist the law gives -
1.-THE yikht 10 Ooeups thess labds until
ths settler s0mes-snd row that We
can come from our rsnohss 70
tho cobvent,sn IN palace oars,
I, Ia plHin that the days of RAP Res are
numbered. ~ the Indian gave WAY,
tv Tho piOncer, 40 mast The cowboy -
bsfOrs the settler, ard tho r nekor
tska the y aov Of The ranger, uuttl the
y 0oo, ,0C0 aerea Of land now fonwod by
Caste shall tsem with villages an3
nodel tarms for cultivation Ut N auoA
co lie, cared for, not by COW boys with
rev ivcrs, hut COW -hOys with brains.D
Tno lhKir was suthoIiE.d 70 sppoint
committee on credentials, and reoooD
was taken unu' 5 .. NJ.
AFrkRKe0N SESSION.
The cObv-usiOa did MOL Io00bv0uo
Ill 8a6, whsn the ehrir announced
mo iUiiOwjDg committee on ies0lu.
ions: General Gurus. N-w YMkj =.
Is. Gf0oui, Ksutucky; II. Q Hooker,
A ,x,ns; TAFT, OH /; Johu N. Simpson,
rsx.-; rnos. Y, Houston, Aiss0urlj
John stull@r Jsnntnxp, Utah; WIN. h
Ry, spop, Now Mexico; n. NJ Nun
ds, Rspu, Ito OF M-xtau; 10 epn Van
Motor, Virgins; Jas N. Bs,isntine,
idAho; J II JsessDn, Wyoming; \. 3.
Cleveland, NevHds.
fhere was ' ii,tle bretas over Vie
mollon 10 insr.ass The aunmittes %
10 In order 10 R,vo the I. dian Terri
tory representation, 0eusi ai Pleasant
Porter being suggested ~ represent
,nvs ot tha, Territory. THE led b
an "a rt 70 enlsrks tbs Committees one
rom each State aud Territory, which
wss defeated, and then General POrtoe
Was hdded ~ tho committee.
The executive eOmuittee Of thu o.
ISOLATION mA'is report VI their efforts
oward periactiug the national
Organis Niop eiUriDg the year,
NO., npsuyib. it Win diverse re0ena-
n.nu at,Ous.
'rns report states that slces iis Or.
Ksu,xation, ore year ago, Tho assooia-
too has grown rsp diy, its IN m oer.
SniP now incluniIg nearly lvO0 sor-
sons, with 81 local sssurixti,,np; 4
| etA'e aud Territorial Woe pre- iieuls
anu $50 nsmbers OF STATE Aud Terri
turit executive eommi,tees, m mskinR
: lutal oi ! b52 actively Interested b ne
ni~ Representatives, with iurtasg
representation OF tb0O0.o00 oAo-
10, le00O,000 horses ahu {2OOO,-
0V0t0 capital. Tho N-uiunil
Ost Ia and Horse Gro~srs' a. oal tea
10 rsoD.n,Syd ~ tho ~ ,st powerful.
~onithy Rhd inAusn,ia I organisAtioi
OF the kind Ia the w0r q. Tho sopsrt
| waraly recommends ths s.t.bllsh-
mont OF the nAttonsl bureau Of Aatlnd
iuousiry Ia connection with tse ssvis
cultural depsrtUent, and say: "Tnat
no nuieau In right la sotne things aud
wronw la otters cannot DO dsnici; bat
dsoliuing To take issus on eit Or aide,
DOGS ~ susgsst that the provinces
III this asmelatlon lies e. mod.
erate, conservative and united tf1ost
10 ouliiva,e proper recognition anu CO.
aoursge ~ tho Things that aro
right Ia the policy Of the uureau, An6
,orfeet NJ far Ne p,ssibls wrn r data
,strsiiou OF ita ara,ts. U.issd ARD
immediate appeal 10 the nat,unst gov
vrn,nsnt 70 RECOMMENDED for the CO.
sctmont ~ auoh laws - will enable
sst,lc men to psevent the Intro iu"tlon
u dis-ass aud u quickly aud ~ ~.
uailv eradicate Il should u develop
r"~ report suee~e's On sas
lafgsmeat Of the powers Of tke
uu,ssu uf animal suuusps, eseu -
h. poist Of empowering Ia Auoos q
huy and d stroy infeccd ostt'e, au6
NOS contlns ~ sf5rss sitnply 70 qaaes
AntinU
the csnmittss on credentials ~
ported kS3 delegate entitlsd Ia asals,
ampn wrsm a'e Il icoN assoolasioo0.
each entitled y three voees. :
Toe cnsr Anusuuc-d ~ che oOD-
misss tp meet with tre rival natlunal
ass ciations 10 endesvur ~ forn T
coalition, John L. Boust. oi Oulufa15 d
n n. puahsm, lsiinc,sl sx-<,nn6o1
Drsey, New Nsxsnct Joan n Ulmo.
s.,n 4 xsst N. H. A. Mseon, Nrvn{k
h D uunier, prr.ldens Of t6e assootA.
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