Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-02
'..,,yr TEXAS COMMENT.
-, qe.as Newspapers are Say
y wy 1sMen and Natter.

idst of the fray ana WDere
~, y. blAe neiIets lly thlckest, there Is
- PIs,o fiohts harder or stays longer
VIZ Gallant carmile.tresaed
Y. wy ,bs Dallas Times; but he
-, n.y. ~ y, the gplell Of battle aiar
" t nv The parlor knights to give
aa ~ IN this forcible plea: l.
iALE ltss.A roveruor's hOoms seemed |
wa III 'S away in sad moan.
~ ~. aSe The Reagan boom, the Ross |
ybd as W. We rrsWford boom, the Gibbs 1
'doGi wy other booms of more or less |
n ';ons They have gone, and the |
o-ls sDIIs nm Obvious of the hopes |
,-pn 80 and tribulations that died I,
=" saa, iTwas the great cry went |
=, ne great heart Of the people, |
= a,d,s sake. give us rest that |
n IN II 4 them"
be tas III ,nars generally condemn the
isof, ~ H. Galveston News to stir up
. na ,.os betyeen the governor and
=. 'sa ssislsture.
|. ~. Austin Sun, no doubt, ventures
u. A. nss5iction rather than a threat
y, y stelIs us that "there Is future
~ Jssa present acknowledgement
, wy M senate, and the Sun knows
NV rIsble Of his name"
ccuppI lrm;stead will yet learn that
--~-- rl,ness against ones neighbor is
miurlous to the accuser than to
itrur ned Already, the papers are
!. his motives and he can see by
A I'm, from the Pittsburg Ga
MED .Vs how his own position
iny. haoatsan nf
royIt,, |seTepresentationso of Others: AR
OF eht1 .d believes, no doubt, that the
N a M rApers should not exert any in
'uE b. M for law and order, and were
yolt VI T. h cav nothing his clients who
,sbO,h could the more easily be
raoi the charges against him."
ma Alyarado Bulletin is one Of the
sw,.:. ri evidently, that do not think
sst N qllature should grind out a given
, IN - Tn Of laws per day, in order to
,bsr n IN mir per diem and the plaudits
XIX tri n Eevublic. According TO the Bul.
ss M, Texas needs less agitation and
= M M, inability in her laws. Less agi'
III NV, F. a would give more confidence in
liability of her laws and great ben
49, Would result TO Texas from that
,dIy Fence"
Meridian Blade has an opinion
l.willt,H Hning the state university that Is
and oul Id by many Others throughout
for b b. Tue Blade says: "The Texas
hen we university has few friends in
. souds13r Its establishment was prema-
heat apdb aud the selection of regents and
ee with trcellOr political matter. The
igiOrs were not selected from
airs IA phng the eminent educators OF the
n of puNske but were all imported. This
to remove the institution etill
u for klber6um the sympathy of the peo'
anyhoE and lhe school il lelt practlcally
1t unha bout Students The salaries anu
otton qa tEEes when compared to the num-
II Students in attendance, were
Ious. 1t has been shown tnat tne
sr,s,s rsity has cost the state about $5oI
! c.s Hior every student matrlcuiatec
:. ~. Rough TO have paid the board ana
,Vus w DOf these students at any leaolne
sgoalas inIty in the United States Sch
nmA Ptuffer's bill has set the people
y oN = Navigating the matter, and III
dom hsle almost universally indorse'
~ bee who are not within the pal
"fiia1 iaerity influence"
"a Cisco Round Up does not thinl
ham | ii 8foi idea to send for blacksmith
fos I'd b one has tooth to pull, or car
H when one has q horse to b
that wGd That paper says there are som
cont h a IA lawyers in the legislature, bu
n ny can do the state service b
NM. II &ng the railroad men run railrosd
! comrsa# n deyotiug their time and talents
Improvement of the laws. An OIL
.-------- 8wOrthy Of their laOOrs is clearin
p.v, WnL tatutes of the rubbish Of techn
,s es which defeat justice and pr
:. the enforcement OF the law"
,tious o. be Laredo Times does not kno
as the w several bills to dispose of the pu
nntnse Aads have bee introduced ia bo
I Wcrt ehes OF the state legislature, an
wing ~ The struggle" will so on un
y 40 lss light wins. Hence, it would
The tos = sxcrucisting crusher, and say
@ d ths II GAzErrE occasionally recurs
racslyEd ease.iaw, which Ii calls the 'ol
lehoutlk siaggle.' As struggle 1t is abo
rcle., BIZ IPafte as the Lincoln Rehearst
0 msn y Georgia Scenes; all the strugg
Nj Brsl lae part of The GAZETTE
2 o's .'s most unkindest cut Of all con
o'e xxx .ss id mat splendid paper, the Belt
'e H. Ss,lg; PAL But, be it known to I
ln s,sT aien, Armistead has repented IA
u y sssy "a Sin, and they should deal gent
ilps \. N ID me erring. Even John Hanco
W. ", ssara AZ accuse the press of dishones
oi na.p st We politically In Texas, and {
. s0 ',,,'sll We from the pineries caught
MIA ,s',. ID alime to save himself. Howev
! us 0s what the Bolton Journal said
,ul u, al..penitent offender: "Whst ]
e inuak 81 Is to the upper house Mr.. Ar
rlfe, m II us to the lower. The latter g
u e''' "a has been slow to show
J. ald parts, but now that they
,o., s,ed the entire state is convuIi
IL avrb0' Anghter. Mr.. Armistead's
ok sss. sd that dry, insinuating sort Il
Us Eho sales slowly through the mil
- mem: effect is none the /
Gu ,he. The proposed amendm
iesp FL. v Jury law, allowing a juror
rpi.os,s ggiui''na VINO from hearsay or otherw
ss ais - ained an opinion which evidel
Iurseiu' .e.S may remove, was II > for disc
,,.,lo, .Da siiisn TO the amendment, and
blsek tessS II mat all reports Of murders
B q WI, nsf q ssFspspers are false and ser