The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-18


Whatever ! have written ON other sub
,as. educational aud scientific, that
nm induced to drop you o few suggrs
tons Ior mr people, otyour state uuO
tho glt state, GeUwuIIB with regard {,
u.mtewurc known ns the Texas an,
laa,,c railway,
You twill Observe IL H not the reXa
and Pacific, although rs prof .ellon Is II
the territory OF lcXus, II Is intended
90 run from This point directly west
because already This mD,r point Ian
direct communication Gust and thereby
Wyp To the noutl au entire and un
brulrn uanscontincntal line
do not propose discussion Of IL
advantages to, the necessity OF such .
line to the governments this has been
done at length, aud ably in the various
reports of committees, and Others dl'
iccuy charged with the supervision o.
the whole matter Nor do ! think II
pertinent to show that the building Of
This road will serve TO break up the
monopoly Of the Union Pacific, and the
Northern Pacific, all these points have
I...u. l;.,usspd
A.. aIiaoi !, s,m l;nsrort II IL 10
@ u'aJJ'I,,,,,,oaa diroc,ry ond i,,ro.
'u "l Wv ~ Wv ,I"s w GHor.,ia a. fla
"5r' y w. '''''''''''' W ''>'' 7''' W. "
This idea impressed me in the sum
mer Of 1876, when at Dallas, the inter
''','o NJ VI ,'''o,'o' WY" '''' ii ''D,'oa
AN" ''Nos O'"'''' .; 'T'i'""S hd po'i ~,
''. ''''I w., w t. Dollos ~ reooh
mN'a o. mon golueIS - G",,"s, =" ie.oH
M'h,Eo"eFy''ne, i "'"'' ~ '',v s I'j 't w.
o5 inns @l'''"t' loU,'l mJ"'" w u
pleasant "Trip OIL twenty 'our hours "n ''
,n'n "'o'eN'' Sou' ul''',,",'o' }Ua
nave ~ your oP2Iu, YOUR ' ',j,.a.. p ,Lo
at DalIas now ana ny '!' qIoHVS'' 'l'e
most expensive Iou'' ~ "''' . '"No soov ~
Sky h'u's. by Wv wa ,,i LOW y
VIII Jake Sev'h'yN'"o "Ou!a, P,y.,, ,jo
you 90 NOT MISS ANY Vo''!,''','" -" w.
not enco"''l,r " 'V"''' W w, 3'IL' ',,O
'SeaS'r<heSs you eau P"'"P WILL ~
murh ior III" 'ra'eIer' ..,;.. ,,,
Alabama "'orsit ana '"' >, my NV sui'
states are co''o" E'o ,:. ~ 'm,l . ",e
producing Jusv n!m ''y . Ill.,, ,'o,o, w.
than u'"a" ""' s''' NY wv Nv ~ ot
gram crowns I'' ,t 'o', I ~" i, f.am ,,',
Por n''' s'.''", "'' fII;.a W .,,on Tnn.
He'| h'arNo' ''i'' i'''''''' '''"'' W"
ne,S'' even ,, ~. +lo,oro NOW do.
M"Ss PuI1'I's'' a., w ',, n,,l, haor
l"r, '"' o''' ,rh,,n Lo,ln,, .nnrchose from
anu o"'o" in5" o0 tLn ,r,n.mortatiom
tnn n'ar''V '''>''' '''' ''"'' w. ''''
WEI 10 'vss, ,l.;a hi,,hv,, established
Pu. "i,I9 w. '" ,Io hi,,bwSy to thc east,
ana IL W'l " ,he n'S""',l ~ ,no ',,u e.I
erh cues, "n" 'r',v' ,' ~ :, aus" o"d tLa
t'on WIZ! YUM Az , I'",", oil Tho ronnecting
,'S"'' wa ,,e Nr;.,;,.;,,,i Gin rocaive
lines east OF 'ne MISSES i'l' " ~ ''o ,t',
th'r pro r"''' ANU ,", ,Lona w;II ha y
cars a"u empty 'r'I"I ,,;In,',o w. all Of
heaVy tonnage an" ''''''.o " ,.1i Ln
tneSe roH"S' an" 'ne ga, a'''7' A. - ov
"'S',''S'u "'"u'E w., ,I.n T,vas C,n.
ampie' "ne 'lo'''n ~ ~. ,tl, liz o0o
ir3l a'oue ''" '' ir w." on .', as for
p'I'S OF c'V'"n ~ sG',o ,..,,,,, A.,
our Eastern c'''S' an" 'o' - l'"' n' a
mo'n' or ,1oI', ny .", - ' =, I Inmi. Tbe
"eoJ nor'" ~ way ~ ~ i',Ii, vonld
n",u'' ,,'s S,,'' u, H T.yas and Pacific
nave oeeh east ~ .n' ''>'s t ''"V 1, 'o,,,.
w" me ', u, o'io''' hon,
anu leXa5 Ceh'F", Is sun 'r'..S ny IVY;
sand collars per Gay; ms Is i',i =" v,,' 60, ",
mate at TINS season 'haV Tue i"'s'' par =
Oh IL ~ on 'oV'on' o.1 .,io. trors;,
ioE IoLelsn porySl I'.' I ~. for u ~
Is an oWect II Wo"lo "e o'v' Ci 'oI ~ W
60 directly to SaVahoah or t .5i: les G' 'o'l
to be SShlpPed' Du' 10 . uo e WI, T 49,
must he continuous 'lue '!" 5 pl ef.''
TO these ports me ieAHs '.o : '0,i,I'
when Completed Is lh'eu"eo " 10 '''>-i'
nnG. ,oau,o+
sun announcer aSP'e,; ""S U y',oh Lass
have not heafd mth''oi''V' ti'"'I I;n .oot
tf-.I Il, VIZ; !. WIN o''''i, 49, ,ano
interchange OF persons -I'ul !, . - H.
VIA come over 10 P,y ou. .' 'u "" ,,i 5U ooiI
,a"i ohu many WI" WIZ io','' , - V"
homestead all wlli De oe''er S T,St a'
Inc iormer Tor having SO '' ,,,o,, ~
opportunity 10 see ~ 81 l.''to . I~p NJ
TINS vast empue-'hlS west q 'nG 'i''
H'>'lpi! ana Tue l"t'eI W .e' La,i, -
view, and II need be, 10 remove o'oN "
Their '.1h Ploc'S' ,.,.
But this interchange uoe' "o' stoP
here. By 1t American customs tilel''
can ideas and the american tp"sue'
the English Language dIltuSe9 ''sel' over
TINS continent, ana Mexico Veooiho'
Americaniled without nloou'neu'
Why today does Europe present
Babel to the foreigners Simply oe'
cause her mountains an' her rla W.,
made strangers OF her people ne
whistle OF the engine was not heard re,
sounding throughout the cnfrldois oi
her Alps. With the settlement oil
America came the white sails oil com
mcrcc, quickly in their wake came the
swift steamer. and America has unl>
vcrsh language-the language OF our