The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-31

their families, hnngs 10 the common
treasury 0f lhe nliy nom outside ~ liif
logesl calculation, lW0 hundred dol.
lac per day % spVenly'llree thousand
dollars ANNUALLY,
Nov, Tir, II 10 proposed Wy . lew
philanihr0plp indiVldualsi Rnlnalel Wy
and VDrLllB iOr illrlr own interests W
ollt nliai leasl taO'lnird7 pl THIS ftYpT
nus irDnl our people Allh 10 slpll q
manner as Wuuld rAllsnd THIS amount
tO gn into lhe treasury VI lhe Central
railroad, aa uilisl 10 apparent w every
man WhO will th.nk inr q mblnenl,
Yel, nslenlallnuhly ihHy proclaim Nat
their 0bjfrl il ~ benefit Chs dfangefa
That, however, Ike several others ~
lhflf schemes, h rather 100 lfANspH'
enl ton uurh NJ ihn nld-llinp irlna.
giguHry inr The present. enlightened
aye, ask what II ihe lflin Interest NJ
lile lafmeT, doing bllHlnpsa II Dallas Z
IL il W reduce 40 ~ q Village, ~ W
sWfll ~ ~ tho proportions ~ u Guy ~
RAPIDLY 10 puHsihlof The Idea that the
growth ann prosperity ~ u lawn u IN
furious ~ lho prosperity ~ tho SUR
lNNlNlHN 'NNNlYf " 'llfH'H W fff'F
principle ~ political economy N u W
their interest 10 diminish the number
Ol consumers suppose veal beolhe
producers, where viii there hr u mar
kel l0f our products Z suppose every
man turns iafmeL where VIII tie IN
duslriOua hrmer'H good wife llnd u
market for per luller and eggs lle'
,luno Dallas ~ i've thousand lnhhbl'
lanla, aud size viii gel i've cents POI
dozen Tor her egg, aud ton cents per
Imlnd for her butter wherpnH hhe now
iindaR rendy market ~ more lhali
double that price, swell Y 10 twenty
thousand, aud she viii gol double What
allo nav geia What N true 0f the
good wlfe'A eRg6 and hnller VIII hold,
linugli not ln tho same proportion, Tor
her good mans corn, oats, hay veg
elables, etc. This Idea ~ doing away
with the middle man n one Of The
most egfcglOuH fnllaGloa Of the day, nnd
only misguided and designing men
will long pander 10 H. Tho greater The
number required 10 handle tho pro
ducts ola country, the higher WI " II
the price obtained for these produclH
Tho true motto N lot the 00uhtry built
an the town aud the country VIII
thereby be OOrrcrp0ndlugly built up,
A scheme, which lts projectors NJ,
nfald 20 submit 10 the light Of day anc
TO lroe discussion by NIL, may well bC
regarded with suspicion. That Dallp'
IL on the highway 10 prosperity, unless
IN Clty Council or prominent clllzon'
are gullty Of some great fauX'pas, non,
who have watched III steady growtl
and prosperity, can doubt That TIL
measure, ifeuccensfllly carried through
the CITY Council, viii permanent,
check the growth OF our city, ! feel ~
2 well assured IN once felt, when II sim
liar move waa lnnugurnlcd In the In
forest OF u few individuals IN the tow
from whlcli | came, and which result
ed IN the destruction OF every Interest
real estate and commercll Ia the place
though strongly advocated by men o
equal brains aud experience with thos
who ARE advocating this move. The!
mol only destroyed others hut them
selves. They admitted II when II wa
too late TO remedy the evil, Then per
nit me, Mr. Editor through you, I,
warn the citizens of Dallas against pre-
ciplintcly making this move, speal
from practical experience, not theory
1lllRD WARD.
Dallas, July 30, 1915