The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-28
STAMpEDING.
The Great Convention Still
at Work, Though Mem.
bers are Leaving.
A Speakers Reflections on Cow
boy Morals Turn Some Texas
Long Horns Loose.
Resolutions Concerning the
Pisce OF the Indian and
sharp Remarks Thereon.
luminous Signs of Trouble in
Spain ana Rumors Of
Revolutions.
CArrLEnEN sTAnpEDIN..
a Reflection ON the Cowboys Resented
by Texan,


OF. LOUIS, November ia large
NUMBER OF delegates TO the conven-
tioh Oh the National Cattle aud Horse
proWers, association left for home
last evening, and the attendance this
morning was much reduced. Judge
CarroIl, oil Texas, called the conven-
tion 10 order ut 1880.
An Invitation TO hold the next con-
Vehtioh AT Dallas, Texas, was referred
10 the executive committee.
mercer, OF wyoming, delivered an
ADDRESS on the range country. The
Paper went SO lar as 10 intimate that
caIlieineh owe tito ,'he public, which
siNes theIh ,he use the puDIlc DOMAIN,
op,eNeht the annual destruction OF
hhiiI'oIis OF uollars worm OF property,
hhu a suggestion was gwen that UNI
,ess .nerc oe arciorln IN the matter,
'he iiihe WIN come when branding
shaiI De PROMPTED and cattlemen
iorcci 10 conduct their business with.
,n Icnceu enclosures, IKE the cattle
Hro"ers Vi the east Inc recent nc
.ion OF 'he humane ASSOCIATION on The
suDJect Oh branding cattle, was also
referred 10 suu the speaker was un
ioL ,. III reference 10 the generally
oc,iefeu lawlesshess OF cowboys.
inns was misunderstood as direct
rehec,ioh upon tue hohor ana integ-
rI'y ol cattlsgieh, anu SPIRITED speech
% were nlaue ~ reply by Axaii, OF
ieAas, Hauiey new Mexico, ana Wal,
iace, Oh Solorauo' a motion TO re-
oel.e tuo Teport was ioliowed by a
-, tn ~ iay II on inc Mple, whlch,
~, ~ 'no nIio'nheh 'eil'psr Vi tue cohVeh-
wv III preNaiieu;
ai ~ VI Coiorauo reau paper
upon ln9 leasing OF the puDnc DO
,iihin ihis paper was pea against
tne igasihg system, the argument be,
ihs .uav WniIe 'ne government Wouid
;,,a 49, to,enue, .ho expense Oh rais-
tns 1a.'o "1uiu w inureaseu, ahu the
uuIueh Wouiu mus iall upon the con-
, hs, II '1e government goes INTO
,ne iauu'o'u BUSINESS, nhe all land
y .hcy WIN enuerVor 10 get the
s s iehtai. Inc result VIII be to
pS'oI 'nmohopoN, anu the cheap capt.
.ai ~ europe WIN crowd out the
s \ letuers VINO nave developed
.ho eonutf, anu consuihers VIII DC
'ho suiierers.
nc uial' ahhounceu the iolowlhg
on national legislation ::
ouuse nuDpio oi New Mexico, chair
,iihn, % uuScJ. "A aaron OF Iexas, N.
VI. 1uriis oi new ORR, u Jainlson
oi pennsylvania, Johh l.. koutt OF
Soiorauo, 'ustus Slhfke OF iowa anu
u H. H. hardin OF California.
a paper was read by ii NJ. Munday
OF ieAas, ON "Ihe Indian question:"
which endorses the well-known ideas
OF General Sheridan on the civiliza-
ton OF tue Indians. General Pleas
ant Porter of the Greek nation, in
reply, said he believed the paper Gil
tirely unnecessary, and that the less
the convention had TO say, as cattle
growers, upon the subject of the H.
dian, the better. "1his question"
said the speaker, DIS now in the hands
of gentlemen who have gone to the
bottom of il and they look at IL better
than do we, who look through cows
eyes. Leave this matter TO congress-
On motion of King, of Utah. the pa
per was laid on the table and recess
was taken until 2:3O p. IN.
The session was opened by the in
PRODUCTION of Congressman w. III,
Hatch, of Missouri, chairman of the
on agriculture Oft house
Of representatives, who spoke in de-
Tense OF the bureau of animal indus
NY, reminding the convention that
the main feature for which the cattle |
men are now claInoring, were origin.
llly reported in the bill, but stricken !
ont by almost the unanimous vote of
oil the great cattle |
growing states.
Harry NJ. Taylor, OF New Mexico,
" unanimous consent, reopened the
nulan qucstion, "hich had seeming
J oeeh seitleu AZ me morning SEES
lon, u! tne introduction oil the fol-
resoiu'i9hs'
nhhhA'' AIiilusl continual dis-
uronnees nn'o existed between me
ioiioa," anu thc humans on ,he
a 'S''o VI 'he ih"i"n
W,pnr e" Am ho ;,,o
1T anh ,ha "v 'n,I' os.s VI Nv
ISL IL a WV "a.ei,a prosPcIiy
'nd N Rri,ish Cninmi,ia dn,n n'A sha'
hosa d;stnr,'o 49, h. u 'na'
ONE. Nav tbcreforo IN this end be
/
Resolved. that /, il the sopsc of the
National Cattle and Uorse Grovers
,ssoc;niinn Of thn unitad Stotos IN
,nnnal conyention assembled that the
rue policy of the general government
. IN Inv ali of the rescrSo,ions now
by The rowing barbsrians
md n,ciyilized indians Of the ITnitcJ
states and TO omen nm said lands IN
settlement
Resolved further that zach irdivid.
,oI Iud;an ha s,ra,,,o 81 900 on,'aa ",