The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-06

Al. YIN . +ysss'o' 'io'' Ipsc~'u'
a. o7nnns 3rs rnrn.
Those who ore oon vorsnns viii, ths
Durnet granite sev fhet when poiishso
tis gofiec,,y sn',cth aud si,En'' nn
IcorinS. sisss' 1fiI enables moInbsrl
or tic Isaialaturo aud State officers u
ace themselves ~ Other soc them, thu
people will ever rejoice over tho dis
oovory OF the Burnet granite Ora
ham Leader.
TUE MORTGAGE LAW.
Tho property mortgage law, a,
amended by tho last Legislature nnt
AZ n now standf, provides that "any
person who has or may hereafter give
4 mortgage, decd Of trust or other Hen
| in writing, en- any personal or movable
property or growing crop or farm pre-
duco, aud shall remove Tho same OF
any part thereof out OF the State, and
soil or otherwise dieposo OF the same
with tho intent 10 defraud the person
having such lien, either original or b,
| transfer, shall DO puninhed by impris'
onment In tho penitentiary not lesii
than two or more than 1--WE years
This Is law that every one ought tt
know, as the knowledge OF IL may keef
aomo good man ohs OF trouble. Ig'
noranoe " not exe..sable before the
law Bryan Enterprise.
IN THE INTEREST OF THE FARMERS
A thrifty agricultural population
gives hoalth 10 nil branches oil manu-
facture aud trade. A country that pro
duces yesrly tho food, meat ana CLOTH
Ing for humanity Is the country oil
wealth. In Western Texas there are
In pastures, growing a In prickiy pear
and chaparral, that would produce
corn, oats, cotton and beef
for thousands OF people; acres
that are producing to-day,
are outvoted now In conventions and
trampled on in our way to market.
What shall We do? Keep our lands
locked up and remain In their power
or open our pasture gates and encour-
ago tho coming of population that will
assist us to rise to the level of the pro.
gressive sections of Texas. The ques-
tion is before you, stookmen and land
owners. VIII You solve 1t for the ben
eft OF the country and yourselves, or
Yios?-[Corpus Christi Caller.
THOSE HESEbNAIiONss
The fact that trscts of land, covering
over million of acres, have been
leased by stockmen In the Cheyenne
and Arapahoe reservations from the
Indians Ut a rldicul0usly low rate for
attention in Washington to the illegal
ity of any contract made with the In
dams for the use or possession of the
lands set apart and known as the In
dian reservations. In the treaty made
by the United States with the Indians
before they went on these reservations
1t was stipulated that the lands were
set aside for the absolute and undis-
turbed use or occupation OF the In
dians, and the United States solemnly
agreed that no other persons except
officers, agents and employees of the
government should ever be permitted
to pass over, settle upon or reside In
the said acknowledgements Herald.
ABOUT NEWSPAPERS.
A conscientious newspaper conduo.
tor can only fix for himself the rules
by which he guides his journal. II he
changes about to every wind that
blows he will oblige fewer people than
If he pursued his own course. Any
way he can fix 1t, however, he is in tor
6u0ull6bS tLlub IN IL bn0I q 10 MY VAIL nv
all in him. The Examiner fixes in its
own mind what is right in it's opinion
on any given subject interesting the
people, and indeed upon all. 1t pur.
sues the selected course fearlessly and
plsinly, but without any intention of
giving offense. From this course 1t
cannot be swerved by any amount OF
bull doing or other influences. 1t
would be well for our friends to re-
member this as they 20 along. News
papers are conducted by human be-
ings, and that being the case they are
not infallible. They may make mis-
takes, and every honest newspaper
will rectify these when approached in
tho proper spirit.-[Waco Examiner.
THE KIDS. 49,
From the signs o. the times, the
young Democracy will demand that
{either Gibhs DO nominated Tor Gov
}ernor or Wellborn elected United
Estates Senator. Should Gibbs be
Nominated tor Governor, Reagan or
IRELAND will be elected Senator, but
SHOULD Reagan, Ross, Swain or some
other old warehouse be nominated for
IGovernor, IL is our candid opinion
that the young Democracy will claim
the right and will elect the United
Estates Senator, and Wellborn, OF
Gibbs will he the man. The Young
Democracy has been held down as long
las 1t is expedient to the best interest Of
the Democratic party. Young men OF
progressive ideas and advanced states
~ .. rncngn,t;on and thev don't nrol
Gnn nos ~ 70 ~ dnwned at the bidding of
fho oi III man Of the Marty. The idea
t hot v : nan nonst ha half dead with old
y o GO hsfnra he II cnnsidared entitled to
XII E,ee1,ticai nrasarment is the essence of
Efonlish nass and aiI over the Union. and
:rsnaciaiiw n the Sonth. voung men are
Sfs{rS css, IL ~ nnWer and the
VA Sorn n,t beroas p of bv-oona DAYS
lsra hsiny rals s sIs,a' to tbs on,eL . hades
~ nrivata life. Sanfman Sun.
y FoRN1K FACTS.