The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-01

Dallas is more talked about and more
videly known abroad than any city of
4 raxss. A greater degree of pluck and en-
/ .,gv i; ascribed to its citizens. They coop
,,ste and few stand aloof when any public
necessity impels them to execute any great
tek of public benifcence. These peculiar
opsIitie. of the people made Kansas City the
aremo;t metropolis of the west. There
VAS larger town in Kansas,
aly separated from Kansas City
n Kaw river. When the Kansas Pacific
"a, to be built the Kansas town was pre-
AIRED to this place in Missouri. The Kan
"a, town did nothing, while Kansas City,
n Missouri, paid heavy bonus for the ter.
minus of the road. But this was only the
bpGuning of the growth in greatness of Kan
as Citv. Luckily for the place, the most
epterprisiug, vigorous and progressive joar-
rslst ofthe vest, DR.. Maury Munford, bought
the Kansas City Times. His fiery, indomit-
Ne spirit was infused into the nascent metro
poli,,, and railways went out like Briaresn
arms to grasp the wealth of the state and
territories, and the place is said to contain
within its proper confines and suburbs eighty
thousand people. Dallas, however vigorous
and enterprsing, may still derive valuable
lssons from the conduct, cooperative force
and energy of the people OF Kansas City.
Hang murderers, cleanse the place and build
nlways. Factories and minor enterprises
will take care of themselves. They appear
when the cost of living and of raw
material, of fuel and OF distribution of pro-
ducts. are reduced ~ q minimum by rail-
gays. These are the Indispensable prerequls-
ties to modern progress, prosperity and In
diligence.
CHICAGos PLUCK IN DALLAS.
Therefore do we read with delight of the
Invasion of Texas by Chicago capital A
more vigorous thinker or statesmanllke bank
eris not known in the west than Daniel IL.
Hale, of Chicago. He is the agent OF Scotch
money lenders, and ia at the head OF the
scheme by which Dallas is to be connected
with the Rio Grsnde. The road will never
egd and its construction never be suspended
till two railways from two oceans meet in
Dallas. With such adjugants of progress
and the co operation of all classes
Of people in extending local and cheap
ANYWAYS, Dalias WIZ spooulAy .r, ,,'oro;aI a.
NY III enterprise NlSoi AL" e'ii''i-' N''''
tiYity and greatness
THE PARALLELIsM CONTINUED.
The town across Kaw river that was the ri
val md threatened to outstrip Kansas City
THROUGH several wears, is still designated on
the man. hut has no practical existence. Dali
las is busy and prospers, ami Austin snoozes
DELIGHTFULLY."- in The sunshine and mellowness
of undrained. reeLing sinks and vaults on tho
silent. lifeless shore of the bright, crawling
Colorado. The parallelism Of historical
facts north and south. is perfect. Austin is
fine slow old town across Kaw river.
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Political newspapers are eAPeo'ed w 49,
the progress OF events aneetins .no pe a.
Dental contest, anu Pupel JToupy rs I.t
lndependent posilion y. VIC al at os
need yell OF events as .ley mo Of" nf nmra.
9 en- .hrougn Tue ulSsol'eu Sd,'e 5aond Tho
" partisan press. ING peop,0 ,uod;o,;ons of
facts, unVarnisheu esen ~ ; WV Thav
the lusle;t anu O ~nsIaI pf rnaI,;ns ,roner
9eeili .heiHSei'e M, uoss mat frst
~ 80" 60 Its urinary duty consists
in the compilation of facts. 1t may make
whatever deductions it chooses,,bu IN this age
no newspaper prospers that is not hustled
with paragraphs recitative of facts. The
main fact that presents itself constituting
basis of Republican confidence is discovered
in the perfect unity of the National Banks
They give Garfeld's managers any sum OF
money required. One bank in New York
has been enabled by its skillful management
of the U. S. Treasury, it is alleged, to realize
profits estimated at thirty and even fifty mil
lions. Strange, unaccountable tergiversations
of newspapers and party leaders and the
wholesale transmutation of voting rules by the
use of this money lie affected. FLORIDA is to be
the scene Of operations of Iilden's ever
blessed methods OF "still-huntlng, praotlced
now for the first time by the hepuplcan
party managers, and the current OF money
ana OF aggressive parsnAnII ID ui S -, SnJ
a1i;osiors that do d;snort themselves about
the coast and in the lagunes and lazily moving
rivers of Florida. Democracy cannot afford
to lose Florida, and those politicians will
probably fad their trade very profitable for
the next few months. u
AT DISCOUNT.
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As money becomes al Ni ,,tpUs'" el o
tue cohuuct VI ne eie''ions, ,lo bavU
loses CASTE lne Poop nsolf. hnoso
having lost cohnuehce ~ .no n;,har vii
and honesty OF Tue P9i,.lciIn, 20 haar
not abandon neids ana wTlhsn ~ T. w u tnn
IN en-, or nearing, 40 no. oei hnon,o ub;on;t,
lne dsilT newspapers nss s;,,; T wedoed into
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