Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-11-16

asoa ~ toum lhvHt NE Ailsnliyn W.
he tur.lo 10 the ioli5wins standardization
hon eas ~ on dtfchs. The eubj'ot
m,usf IL, In our opinion, M ihs sytsiesi
impofianos. va anhi just upon ne
threshold ola splendid iuiur,,p filrfe
~, giant u prosperity and locfsissd civ
lliztl,n thu horn n plenty seems TO- have
bscn especially Inverted 10 aud aronni ~
amrs, generous Of her gifts, b,slcws licr
rlchoat fruits shs,I w pluck them NJ
they ipeo, or leave those natural ains OF
jod To neglect anil decay Tbi' l. r.
problem 20 easy o! 'ouIion requiring IN
ly lillle pia, little earnest aotion) ihci
It s,sns almost foolish TO reclie The grand
ptss bili,ics Of orr future, or point the
path to full fruiI'on.
viii some public spirited gentleman
take the iaitlal step, give himself for a
time to The advancement. Of his section ava
for oil aale to the reverence Of lie poo
pies r..f
IcJMMuSIc,Tios,
70 tho Editor Of the TIgnsls;
Oar eiiileps should hnir in mini that
the mere fact Of Dallas being ut the or oss :
ing Of Two great lines Of railway, does not
make IL a city. 1t takes something else
b'sides railro1ii 10 make cities. II IL true
tina alroads are Indispensable in this age,
but the real prosperity of our city de-
ponds wholly upon the enterprise aud en-
ergy OF its citizens. Dallas will soon have
better ra lroal facilities than any other
point in the State OF Texas, and her citi-
xens have it within their power, beyond
all doubt, TO make It n city that the whole
state will be proul Of. The question may
be asked, "what can We do to accomplish
| he above most desirable stjsc, 2. What
n'crpr;sc can we encourage that viii
make il a sucoes. ~ l,hiuk the question
san G satisfactorily answered, and phai
settled upon which, II promptly execn'ed.
will make Ealins continue 20 he Tie CON
nercisl centre If north Texas. II Ia wei
known fnct that the INA nufacturing inter-
est lends more 10 give place. character
and IA build up Permanently than any
other interests. r .-f
Our citizens shouil, Of course, encour-
age any enterprise that hps y tendency 10
adl to the growth ani prosperity ofourciir
But think tie manufacturing Interest
deserves especial encouragement and at
,ention ut this particular time, ard l.
would be good idea for onr citi1'ns to
meet without delay AMI decide upon the
manufacturing interest that would accom-
plish the most good for the place, and i'm
msdiately offer donation OF bonds OF
lands to en- pitalisis to put the enterprise
decided npon in'o operation at tho ,nrii'
est day practicable.
"rhs Dnllns Grain E evntor and Flour
ing Company" deserves encouragement
from oil classes Of our citizens but thai
$ an euterr rise Of suoh vast importance
% the farmers and merchants of Nor'i
Texas, and especially Of Dallas county
and ms the investment will h. sure to pay
thaadsomely, that am Of the opinion tina
"a som ns an opportunity is offered b,
he Company to subscribe TO the stock 'ha
Il will he readily taken up by our enter
prising farmers md merchants.
IfInm correc. in what I think shonll
he done TO make Dallas p city sure enough
will ask DOES il not behooye onr ctiz'nE
20 nc; speedily and promptly in the mat
ter?. LOCOMOTIVE.