Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-11-25

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mile Alohs Ham, conurro- ahd JaeSsen
streets, ia preference 10 eihsrs u sqaAl
utility anl IL greater Praeueabiilli!, is
for the ssldsL object u balliing up Que Ia
yoIils section. 10 the express di'PArase-
meat Of anoihrri
Dees Janathan Gsslmah, living q mile
aud a half away GA lila siNsi, wish 10 b"
again tiled 10 the heart for the express
purpose Of eoleenira'ing all business ani
inanrnse around one block, the effect OF
which IL To keep AwAy The trade from bic
own loor,ani deprseiais hisosn property Z
lie has paid a heavy tax, once, 10 help
bring the railroad near him nov 10 u
asked 10 pay another eAorh''aht TAX 70
help force the business away, u slriP
b mself Of all he had hoped iosain' when
you tax him q improve the streets never
forget that he has a right 10 expect q
proper respect 10 bis Interests,
The streets Ia the southeast part OF tho
city we're opened through u cedar break by
the Individual industry Of poor work
ing citizens, without assistance IRON the
corporation, while their bleeding hands
stained the ax-hanlles; In consideration Of
sbich, tae authorities failed 10 allow any
offset In the settlement OF their taxes Is
that eyen.handed justice? The Negroes
were allowed TO work out their taxes upon
the road leading from the Square TO SCOTS
mills, while the poor oppressed white man,
laboring In sight at the same time, Is dis
allowed the same privilege. Why this
cruel discrimination because he happened
10 the misfortune, this time, OF being a
white man? That, ! call, Il" fish OF one and
flesh ofanother.' =,
Is /, not enough, for a while, that while
| This central combination hold the lines In
| their own hands, TO make an additional
enormous levy Of $4,000 upon the people,
already blceling at every pore, from excess
siye taxation, 10 erect an eStravagant
cour, house, In time Of the greatest inan'
cinl distress. since the war, with q view 10
fasteu the bushes, TO the Square, and
f~orestall the probabilities of its ever being
erected on some other block IN the city.
We need n new court houss, | admit, and
no one objects TO its being erected upon the
old block bu. was it the urgent necessity
upou us for immediate action, or WAS II the
! ail.controlling devotion TO the Square, ihai
hurried the matter, before the people-al-
! ready rasping for financial life breathed
freely another time? or course the cor
poraiion did not do that directly bnl
/ there was q power behind the throne greater
| than the throne itself. That is what did
the thing. That great central influence !
about the Square. 1t essays to mann'ac'
turc public opinion, and manipulate the
public purse. Let i. he known, henceforth,
TINT som one else, off the Square, IN the
the city of Dallas, has some rights ani w,t'
DO heard. This great outside, contemplate
n, il may be considered in the estimation
Of the Genital monopoly, will be felt when
/ il has been permitted to speak. The pol
lev seems to be manifested, both in the ad.
minis,ra,ion and in the spirit Of the article
referred Toto build up the few and pull
down and keep down the many. To carry
his measure, Citizen will have to try some
other :nductive process. Perhaps the logic
of brute force, and the bayonet in The hands
of some irresponsible, subsidized foreign
officer. thrust upon us without our own
election, might be conclusive. Ny poiicS
is TO protect and defend the rights OF all,
without. prejn dice or Partially
ArTICUs.