The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-07
After the Bahtie I,
To the Editor of the Herald

4
We notice in Fridays issue of your vain,
DE paper an article under the above cantor
byJ. Il. B., in which occurs the folleair,
language "a calm review Of the lste cam
yass will show that the patriot Hapeool, :,
defeated by an unfair and dishonest anno ="
10 sectional prejudice which cannot ho ~"
cessial forever" We have noticed 80 ~
o. snls sentiment cropping out in varions
forms OF expression through tho Mo-, a'io' 'S
on tne stump, that We are nrovolaS ",iu
ply. II is natural for the eponiyin', 80; ~
observing an effect to look for a cans N M
superficial or prejudioed mind howora, ~ 4,
'oo APT 70 take the simplest ,tf4cts fnr %
luary causes As we'll might we say tbs,,ho
Cem9craIic party defeated itself nv ;,s n .,,o
soma ABUSE OF General Garfield. Tbssa pa pa
hh9Ieu Ideas are mere surface rinrIaS
onuer our form of government mower To,
IN 'otes, intelligent votes. The "s6lid s,,,tk
owes II present defeat as 1t did that Of tba
i aI surrender at Apomattox to the nImeri~
oat p'cponuerance Of the opposlup noner
auu W US inferior acquired, intelligence In
eno uays Oh slavery the fr o institutions enJ
Frespec1aolllty OF labor in the north inyiteJ
aolelgu emigration, in five years thesn
enl'srah's became naturaIized voters 80
.ne zee PuDhc schools ana superior az nca'
tonsl advantages of thai section gsro ia "a
chiiureh, as well MS all n99bas. 'uG'L
superior acquired intelligence nf 1hi ;oe
we speak, enabling them TO weld tho ,l "nion
irahchse TO better ADVANTAGE Ttia e'iSo
immigration, education and VIA loli nus ny
ou V'C cd p,rno i"G'ors IN tho development II
north oroo3yi , suP I! people are making the
;M"S, sranuy solld IN all that gee, 10 Mako
J}FT Sogis Proud proud wealthy and happy nation
tboso o I'J".@i auVahtages are not superior tn
SnSsG 81 Ene SOUTH but by fostering educstioo
Ino ntlul1g out every inducement md =
nearIy welcome to the emiprant tbey sr,
Poopling Ineir whole lanl with enlgbJenaS
FARMERS on every forty acres, q, if wSra
tneu giving tlose frmers and thor NJ s,o 49,
tne wonderful advantage of free school, ~
thaI tneir Draln sSd bone and musrla r,a,, 5o
lnseillgeh!iy put forth in the balI1t how sr o3
On Inc soll-the chief sources Of na,Do. s 49,
wealth IN our land. Will ANYONE tsII va S "-i
suc9 people could tail to sncceod y IT.
oolSl'lons Oh success are as unaltersb Jv fxnj
rs tue principles and rul Is of n,n,boH,a 80
ouI Ine pupil must understand lhnsa nr;noi ;
pies anu Know the rules baf,ra ho CON sol,,a
.Ie problems; blndly catching at surface rim.
pies ana installing effects for cau.es w,I,
U vniio orlhg further disaster, and tends f.
t mlueh tno breach and engender IN feelng ho,
tween inc Two sections OF our cemmon corn
.ry, mat should rejoice in each others nrna
peri'y. Prlor to the late war wa ss;d 90,
tcn produced by slsvs Iahon u w. ".
north sa;d we sought to enthrone it. The
the hs, Ss,d knowledge with numbers, with
sd ' a paiios, was king, and they have entbron.
wilI;na osownea' and now pay homage as
of nnSos ana wise subjects. to those elements
power; sectional prejudice and the cha
s snoh VI uoieat may pelt them in vain with
o ouJu ~ squios as The above. They understand
anu anu . my are complying with the Conditions
" "no 'fe sooner we pattern after them in the
uso Vi tnelr fundamental principles Of snc.
uoss, Tue quicker will that grand deyelon.
iuens oegln In material prosperity which
must cuiiillnate in q eomnle,plv restorod
I Ililon' WIN the chasm bridged and the hlnodv
snltt forever buried '''0NS
louT editorial in THURSDAYS is.na which
nSs cS,ied forth such spontaneous and Ies rf,,
eoiunlendation, is the real, The tina Leynot99
",'I PVlu's out clearly the road to ,genltb
T W power: Let all tGo people saw amen y
we uaYe hved III Nebraska and trsyeIod olI
Ever Uyer u and portion of Kansas nnd nou,
n 'e ~ Dailas, ana have also trayeled over
sue United States, and honestly declare tn
Jour Eeauers and to all the world that there
no comparison between the natural nd.
s vIItases Oh those states and Texas. Our
,om Is unsurpassed for fertility, and is much
, uiore evenly and abuadantly wstered and
ttnloereo' The climate is incomparablv
uetser, ana certainly will be appreciated nv
.ns laporing man who has lived in that lat;.
N, take the single matter of fuel alone. In
Ne9rssKa we paid eight to ten dollars ner
Soru lor wood, and burned it layisblv in or.
uer 10 Keep comfortably warm for nine
months In the year. In Texas wood RANGES
from two fifty to FIVE dollars ner card ,nd
s Soluoin needs to be burned over three or four
aion The annual saving in this item
=; a,Vne' with Its accumulatng interest, would
~ @n years, buy a comfortable home. But
, "o nave not space to dwell. Oh! that the
peopie OF all lands knew what climate and
SUI we nave, and that the powers that he in
our beloved Texas would. as we beIieve tbay
WIZ wiz spon' inaugurate such system of free
SCHOOLS which can be built upon the i'm
,nelse BASIS already provided in the nnbIic
.si'us set apart for that purpose. and 500
Inat the next legislature enact sucb laws nc
snail equalize the burdens of toyotion and
INV every door open to immigration.
on nen suall IeSas grand, glorious Texas, be-
come indeed the empire sist..