The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-01

those who have risen to distinction In
camp, court or forum, and this is
probably the first time loyal subject
has ever preferred to make his private
station the post of honor, rather than
accept title of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Chief.
LYNCH LAW.
The merit OF what is called lynch
law is that it brings tho punishment
swift upon the heads Of crime, and
thus makes it signal and concise. But
if our laws could be speedily and justly
administered there would be no lynch
law in Texas nor no need of any. II |
the present laws can be amended and |
made more effective, in heavens |
name let it be done. The people are
In no humor to be tempered with any |
longer, and hereafter they will hold |
both Judges and juries to strict ac-
countsbility for the manner in which |
they perform their duty.-[Sherman |
Democrat.
SOUTHWESTERN TEXAS.
Roekport Transcript: This section OF
Texas has the brightest prospects for
future prosperity. With railroads
,itrayersing the fine pastures and fertile
agricultural districts from every point
with the great Mississippi Valley, the
Pacific Coast and Mexico, water COM
munication with the world at Arkansas
Pass. where in Il short time ships from
every maritime commercial center of
Importance can receive their cargoes,
not only OF Texas agricultural pro-
ductions-cott0n, wool, hides aud beef
canned and on hooi-but Indian Ter
ritory, Kansas, Colorado and New
Mexico will all contribute of their
productions OF expectation to satiate
the capacious demands OF those yes
sells Of the briny deep.
THE CATTLE TRAIL.
There seems TO be some doubt IN the
minds OF Southern cattlemen as to the
limit Of the Panhandle quarantine
against cattle from the foyer district,
and a general impressions seems 20
obts 'hat there will be no difficulty
in pass.dg through these ranges late
in the fall, Such an impression is err
roneous, and we are in 6 position to
state in the most emphatic manner
that cattle from said district are, and
always win be, debarred from entering
the ranges OF our cattlemen. A
through trail for such cattle has been
provided, so far as our etockmen could
provide Is, and cattle from Southern
Texas must be kept on it.-[Mobeetio
Panhandle.
THE DAY OF MEDIoCREs.
Judge Terrell started his senatorial
boom n distant State, but somebody
took care to sec that his speech Was
printed in a few Texas papers. The
boom will require much nursing and
unusual care il it lives until the roses
como again. No man can ride in to
the senatorship on hobby. That is
the sort OF steed Judge Terrell be-
strides San Antonio Times.
1t seems to us that hero of late, the
best card that candidate can hold ia
mediocrlty. Judge Terrell is q man OF
too much ability, too much intellect,
to receive the support Of some Of the
pugwugs.-LC Graphic.
NEPoTIsM.
They say Maxey's partners and rela-
tives have mack of stepping into pc
sitiOls, which is bewildering the out
siders.- Waco Examiner.
The News charges that the Texas
delegation mot in Washington and di-
Yided tho offices out among their rela-
tives and next friends, Reagan got
his brother in for marshalship, and
several OF tho others got fat places for
their partners, among whom was our
own honOred representative. Itwould
be hard ON tho delegation II the "Out.
siders" should now lot them depend
on tia support o! their relatives and
legs tor reelection. - Brecken.
epexian.
MORE 'eh.i"CE FOR CLEVELAND.
{. Cleveland may be- cuuningly
ping his administration to maze
denomination in 1885 necessity e
gwump and Cruel corps, but the
Guard Will hardly waste time il
lpering with him. 10 may bs se
IN as one of tho certaiutes OF thu
Ire thai &r. Cl0y9land win not b,
Dminat6d by The Democracy. For
:, eth Mail,
II BLOW THE TRUMPET, GABRIEL.
! This worlds a wilderness OF woe
With grasshoppers in Tennessee
drouth in California, q short whea
crop in Kansas, famine Ia West Wiz
ginio, earthquakes IN Asia, cholera IL
Spain, cotton worms in Texas ant
Cleveland so slow ~ "turnin' the ras-
Gals OUT 10 soems that old Gabrie
might as well blow his trumpet and b
done with it, Grsenyille Banner.
@Harrold, the now railroad town NJ
in the Panhandle, now has nearly 10
business houses in operation an'
, about 1000 population. For a tow
] only about a month old this beats al
precedents in Texas progress. The.
have no postCllic6 yot, however ant
are compelled TO yet all their mai
from Wichita Falls BY special mes
senger, although tho postal car run
into town every day. Postmaster
General Villas should hurry up the ~
poiutment OF postmaster for the IN
FAINT wonder before 10 grows 800 iGrg
for the government tn handle Hut
bard City News
While Fort Worth, Dallas, Waco
Houston, san Antonio and Austin al
antagonizing ono auOthor's Interests
FL paso says nothing, but cats pie
With i've groa, railways contere
> here, and supply point for an unl!m
tied territory, We will yet climb Oh
golden ladder Of prosperity; ana Whe
sitting on the topmost round We
look down upon tho struggling masst
4 with an iuwardly feeling OF self satl'
. faction and supermanency,-L III Pas
Star.
N The need OF the hour, therefore, Is
reform In court procedures simplil
cation OF legal machinery. IL shout
a be lubricated with tho oil OF publ
Il economy, rather than that FOR judici
~ rapacity. To accomplish TINS noi
but patriotic citizens should DO Gent
our legislative halls-whether lawyo
= or otherwise. Patriotic lawyers
virtue of their profession, are en-
nently fitted as leglslatora--yot,
a, view of past and present experience
~ the Farmer is of the opinion thai d
public would be benefited If the fratt
nifty could DO keaJ In consplcuol
minority in our legislative halls.
least while the purifying process Is
order, q lawyer minority might not
undesirabls,-lTe Texas Farmer.
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