Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

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A3sly sui usjasily nssaaEsi-it has lFsH
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depression sE ,ls ilipas u iAs !'saP.e ii'l
ias yoai Is msEaFsi ag ihs lssssi Of lls
oaHets sNslus,ssiy--ihal those oAners
have ~ liner desire nor iaieIes. ia ha4.i-
iug tie road GA a straight liHs or eon-
snusiiug Il speedily, bn' prefer PFaesea'ng
slaviy ssl specializing in lsRis and char.
sias ezlor,iopa,s rates 80 they 'aove-s'a-
ring Ia sbs On their oUu lands, selling Tote
Al H.osstroos psless, y Ibis Impression
Is jasufei ~ the facts, ATsEss Central
ia misnomer--it sloull rather bg knoNn
a. lIurshlRs shebsng, or Bakers Patent
su.aIlns Machine" The people Of BAL
las and other counties along the l!ae Of
,h.s r,lssss ssatsN very naturally and yer!
,u,,ly complain OF 10 sna!l-lite lase and
Of the DELAY is lack al rollias stock 90
easloas 10 the reselPt 81 s,oeEs Of goods
merchandise, etc, ordered FROM the GILES,
to say nothing Of the sI(ra prices they
have To pay local merchants f,r goods on
aesoun, VI such delay, or the high ireish'
iarid inpvsel by the management OF the
road. We are net lnimleal TO the Texas
Central Railroad. II built promptly II
would he a blessing TO our section aud the
State. hd, sc mas, say that the manhe'
In which Il has been conducted deserves
the seyertst condemnation. Yet, when lie
abuses shall DO corrected, We doubt not, 1t
will sc, receive the hearty support oil Tie
people. We all want the rosd, but II has
made our "Learis sick by "hopedefcrred'
There il another Railroad partially con
,,rue,cd running almos, at night angles
with the Texas Central, THE Southern Ia
ellie sud Trans CcnIl1enlaD against which
tho complaints made of the famor cannot
he made. This road has, or soon VIII have,
the surnsr, of The General Government,
from V!rksburg TO He'd river ami across
The Territories beyond the Texas boundar!
line, num III paso 10 Gugyamas on Tic
Pacific coast. The only obstacle now IN the
WHY Of is rapid progress is the lack OF a
little aid in the way cf security OF TIC
Stute ON its bonds, aud loans from the
counties along its liuc, say OF sl6,OOO per
mile the State 10 be secured by first mort
gngc on the rand, the interest on the bonds
Of the Company taken by the people pay
able scmi-anmmily, We hope our people
will promptly do all in their power to aid
this great road. II is true that according
to Ant. XII, Sec. 50, Of the Constitution,
the pcople arc limited to n tax Of two per
centun upon their taxable property IN ala
of internal improvements; but we do not
think there would be any difficulty NJ get
ting Tic Legislature to pass u special act
enabling them to tax themselves larger
pcr cenlum, If proper means were taken
TO satisfy that body that two-ihitds OF the
mn Allied voters desired such act. The
southern Pacific and Trans-ContincnlaI,
MS we'll as the Texas Central, should have
all the cid tie people can give, Tor we can
not flourish without thcr.
We moot earnestly urge upon The ooh'
ators and Representatives OF TINS county
and all the counties along the line to see
that III reasonable aid be rendered by the
State TO the Southern racine roau' ~ 'O
doing, they will consult the interest and
wishes of large majority of their con
s,itucnts. We understand bin TO ala
tho road will be before the Legislature
BY all means let it pass and be approved
nv Governor Davis The people must have
railroads-they cannot succeed IN develop
4 ,nt,i
ing the vast resources of the State without
them. Let neither Legislature nor GOV
crnor stand in the way of the people
.--- So. -----s - ss-----' -
nge-Dr John W. knight, son OF the iatc
0. W. Erigit, of this county, died at De,
catur, Wise county, on the 10Th ins'' OIL
chronic diarrhea. DR.. Knight was raiseu
in Dallas county, where lie leaves large
come ion to mourn His death, lie went
. via ,onnty about the close OF the war,