The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-03
siArl 'Aess REVIEW.


The DsnIson Herald rolls back the wheels
3, u Zine, 30 W speak, 10 say q harsh thing OF
], fenlmore Cooper, who has been dead, 10,
these many years, and says "Renimore
4 Cooper has probably done lhe cause Of In
dian civilization more harm, has done more
10 felard tho saie and hoAllhhIl progress "
tho Indian from seuhthvage " q civilized
state, than all the broken Healles and bad
faith displayed through hundred Jears Of
Of national history" The Herald
then goea on " discuss Tie qnea-
ton Of u new hlate or States In Tho Indian
Territory, saying "fhat tho eonraa OF the
Government win regard 10 tho Indian has
been unjust, shameful and outrageous u true
and cannot DO disputed, and That II has
brought on wars, ooft Va l0la Of money aud
many valuable liyes ~ n natural consequence
everybody knows, and public SYM
| patty u largely on the hlde Of the poor saw
Y age sho6e Ignorance has made him The mark
! OF civilized oupldlly, and sly Of treatment
That even a savage could not be expected "
\ boar Hut there Ia nlsl another side 10 this
and while II may look htrang0lo propose u
Il Thing wo have been don0uneiDg, yet because
tho government made lOollsh agreement
< years ago, giving 10 M IDLE,
u nnolyllsod race m immense Tract
OF country midway between tho
fertile deldS Of Kansas and Ms DUFF Of
Mexico, y tract perhaps the most productive
lewcst of tho Mississippi, IN lay there Ia IN
Dlcnlilyallon, simply for the sports chnse, with
IaA climate mild and inylgoraIlng, while thou-
rpaandt OF industrious settlers arc forced 10
b seek homes on the benk, cold prhlrlca Of tho
. Northwest docs not seem 10 demand that
such foolish agreement DO kept m against u
a reasonable, rational charge"
We nrc glad tho sherman Courier takes \
hopeful Wow Of matters. Aud we agree with
that the extension Of the 4, II y. aud ID.
" i. railroads from Gainesville will not hurt
sherman. Tho Courier aayG I'd. Gould hus
Eobblod up tho NJ, X " Il. railway sure
!. Enough, and elected himself President Of thu
:. company. Then there are rumors In the mir
various consultations, not leaving out Of
- Pho ring either tho u. n T.. A. the ele ton
..llf tho directors, wo lind tho following
,llancs as the officers of lho NJ, X. & III
81 Gould, Russell Sage, w. NJ Bond,
, Ames, g. M, Dodge, ind u, II. Bond, six
4 these arc directors In the 4, Il Z, railroad
accompany. This looks to 10 conclusive that
odherc will always DO harmonious operations
o''h tho future, and II establishes very clearly,
10, that there will DO but one line wost from
or from Gainesville nj least, and
'nc,At limo will bo the joint property of tho two
tmpanios may DO blended into ono for what
Allas know. This management will not hurt
herman In tho least, III doos not enuio 10
se sr advantage.
s,Principes, not mon, Ia the slogan OF ,hn
3anderson Beacon. IL says: 1--WE want
so available man for tho Demo.
loc,atic candidate for President In tue
70, 7ming contest, II would be rs we'll to have
drcdcnuno Republican TO rule the afhirs Of
YEAR nation as 10 have Democrat Ia
|, oldrely In namc--thnt would not carry out
principles OF tho party. Let tho idea of
S2allabiity BIO dismissed aud say n true Demo-
$0thc statesman must DO put In The field.
' lnciples should not be compromised for
hsndin therefore take tho man on principle,
ifhe Is elected IA benefit will arise, but "
Tor tcls merely m available man, nothing will
gained TO the country nor TO tho Demo-
at Selc party"
DO Texas Progmss, a Grconback paper,
10. 2)shcd at Paris, says, "a corros-
!, 2,dent in the Fort Worth Green
Jppcrk Guard sugpcsts State convention Of
adirondack party. We have not time for
81 25;, and amend by suggesting a conference
81 0O;Nllas between the lat and 7,h of Fcbru.
foot, of all members Of Stnte, Congressional
[; do county committees, editors and othcn
an. 49, s.,..cs.a--IlAsps e,al objvot VI ln
Der ference to be to determine on whether W.
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