The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25
IRIS NATIONAL sruCKaEN
Second Dsy's Session Of tho s7tls aud
30, S. growers AssociatioA-tnt.res est
log Subjects Treated by Prominent

sprHters
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. "a The convention
81 sac National Cattle and HORSE Grow
ers' ~ collation. assembled aghiu thi.
m0ruluS and wsre called 10 order by
ex Governor Routt, Of Colorado, who
presides by request OF President Hun
ter, by the linking OF The big silver
COW bell IN the Presidents desk.
After the defeat of tho proposition to
refer al resolutions 70 the committee
ON iosolu,ions without debate, Hon.
Elmer Naahburn spoke briefly about
the ChiosgD Live S,osk Exchanges and
It's position relative to national legis-
lat!cn on tho sutis cJ OF consygious dis
eases, He suggested tho appointments
of uStional committee to foster
proper rational legislation 10 protect
The cattle Industry in ell its branehse.
de then Gav0 WAY to Mr.. lrus Coy, of
Chic2go, VINO had prepared an clabn-
rate paper an ths subject, speaking for
tho exchange. Mr.. Coy expressed a
decided opposition ~ the INDUSTRY
bill; ~ now III operation " is G ! Gu
lated TO create "a panic la the cattle In
dustry ipssosd %. Ia, ting benefits, in
nimuch AS tho in1ustry Ia practically
at the mercy OF veterinarians
giving thc sensational reports Of the
existence Of p'oHro-pneumOnis, which
Is nothing more dangerous thsn lnng
fever, tho rehrl,s OF over driving. Tue
speaker cited several instances If far
roaahirg snd most disastrous pApics
created oy the stupidity OK the ~.
called government experts. Hs re-
serted thOre had never bspn west OF
ths Al!egneneF mountains that form
az pleurU-pneumonia which rayaged
Europe and Australia, "EAs ANY one
hoard Of n new case OF plsuro-pneumo-
MIA since Congress adiosrned? n
Significantly asksd tho speaker
Mr. Coy proposed no remedy
other thsn the rscDm mend.t,ou for
active measures, sucb Al destruction,
AZ aovernmsnt expense OF diseased
cnitle, should any develop. He wss
particularly severe upon sensational
reports act on foot by Interested vete,-
insrisns aud circulated by the preSs,
nv rssslt being tho onerOus res,fic
tious upon ths importation OF Amori-
can beni BY fnre,sn coup,ri0s.
Colonel 4 Il. Cunningham, Of Texas,
read pnpsr ON fexas, lie importance
"A n rattle-gtowing State ana itS rela.
t'nns with the North and West. Toe
bufdea OF the nddrehs wos that
wish0u, harmony with owner.
OF the msturiaF grounds of
tho Northwest On oil Queal ions,
ofqna,aaino and trail, Texas WI b.
| Obliged 10 deoend upon her own re-
sources uf usiug thu Pauhnucle for
maturing grounds, sud tho tur her de-
velopment OF tho refrigerator beef In
,erasts for dlrect expoff.
7 j. 3oM,nu, OF the 81. Louis Live
Stock Exchange, read a paper on
titled "rhs C,Dimisslon Me,ch au, ana
HE Relations ~ tho Live Stosk Ia
uuRtry."
Tho committee on resolutions, vhoss
report Ia expected TO furnish topics for
discussion In the convention, not be :
INK rosdy 80 report, tho reading of
Nj. MeMinn's paper olosed tho sea-
sion Tor to-day. aud tho convention
srj ruraed MI Tomorrow.
The committee on resolutions per.
fectod Its report u, n late
hour tonight After citing the
bureau of animal industry ~
inopersiive, " recommends that n
COMMITTEES b. appointed to draft
bill 20 be submitted To Con-
gross Ia the name Ct tho association
providing for the appointment BY the
president OF q commission of five ex.
perlenced and practical stock breeders,
20 whom full power shaiI
OF regulating a quarantine and t6s
treatment Of dteoAses among cattle,
sno Tor The destruction " Infected
nefds. Full power u also y
~ given them "a en-
ploy ve'ssinarisrs and experts, and
the petfos nance Of their auiies. The
s1n ni g 2 Y . p nader tAs supsr
wv $1,000 -. y &. &.