The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-15
srArE PRESS REVIEW

The Galveston News commenting upon
the assertion of some newspapers Ina'
Gui.eau's attack upon the president was an
outgro with Of communism says.
Guitsau was an officially recognized
worker and speaker tr the republican
tickle, OF Ga field and Arthur in 1850. There
IL no more evidence TO identify him with
communion than thare is to identify Blaine
or Conkling, Grant or Robertson, or any
other prominent republican who worked
and spoke for the republican ticket In Tue
same presidential campSigo. All 'hese nave
mXdeSit clear that they expec 60 some
marks Of consideration ~ the hands OF mr.
Garfield in case OF his election. Gu''eAu
cherished the same expectation. he was
disappointed. The disappointment IN
famed his naturally morbid and VICIOUS ma
ture TO desperation OF rsge, and no sno' .ne
president. We see here nothing OF COM
munism, and nothing more nor less 'nah
delirious paroxysm of dislemper common
70 oil the professional spoll.men, from nose
who seek the presidency or n cao'ho' oince
10 those who seek collectoiship Or CON
sulste. Grant for arguments SAKE, now
ever, SAYS that Guileau's act WAS IN some
mysterious way an ou,croppipg oil com
munism. How is it p.sslbie to put 'he
communists under ou!iawry, rs proposed,
without setting up n government al variance
with the Whole theory OF constitutional no
erty and kno wing no law but It's own Will
and its own might? According TO the
constitution of tho United States, there can
be no such ofiense as reasonable agitation.
Tha! instrument expressly decla' O.. tha'
"treason against the United States shall con-
sist only in levying war against theH' or 10
adherlng TO their enemies, giving tnem ad
and Comfort" In free country, where Oil
the institutions OF Z ,vernment are supposed
to rest upon the sovereignty OF the people,
there is the moral essence OF treason IN con-
spirAoy sg,i- 3 /. that sovereignty. ouch
consI irac Tlomss JetiefsoL thought
he saw IA tho Alien and SedlIlon
laws of 1893; and who bnall say that such
conspiracy loes not Turk under the advocacy
OF laws OF like character At this day! An
advocacy Of such measures that hnds i!s pre-
text Ia pretended fear OF imminent danger
to the government from handful Of bnbllug
communists may we'll be suspected. Ii lhe
people need u stronger government, it Is one
that will more fully protect them against all
uCuolleb uuu Ill touuchSieo sRosA'eb Vs.
erection of government OF prerogatlVs on
the ruins OF popular liberty.
The San Antonio Express secs lesson in
the recent action of New Brauntels and reads
that lesson to tho people Of its own city.
Asst is SO applicable to Dallas aso,we repro
duce il:
The people of San Antonio might learn
useful lesson by noting the course pursued
by the people OF New Brauntels tnro' gh
their city council, in relation to securing
public benefits, The corporation OF New
Braunfels owned certain properties which.
If the town became II great CITY and large
manufacturing centre, would DO very valuS'
bic, but rs little progress was being made IN
that direction, the council proposed 10 de-
vote portion Of the property TO the work
Of Fastening that end, End nave clearly made
. long step 10 advance. Fur mere nomi-
ms! Price they sold some five lois 10 cor
p0ration on condition that the purchasers
erect or cause to DO erected thereon, or on
adj oining property, a substantial factory
worth al least one hunured thousand
dollars, he factory to DO In operation within
i've years. The benefit the people OF New
Braunfels will derive from the establishment
of such factory will DO worth more in one
year than the property 10 worth, or ever
would DO unless tho town should greatly in
crease In size and importance.
The Tsxarkans Interstate Daily has two
towns to look after, two mayors 10 watch,
two city councils to whoop up, and as Its
suggestions on the subject Of cleanliness fit
in right we'll for Dallas, and ought to have
double weight, we give them as follows:
We again call the attention of the au-
thorities to the condition Of the streets and
alleys. liza pestilence was to break out
among US no one would be 70 blame bat our
selves. Mayors Bsidlor and Chic are earn.
estly requested to give the matter attention.
Several Of our prominent CITIES have Ap-
pealed 10 US for notice Of the subject, and
promised communications themselves, We
trust our aldermen on both sid, OF the line
will also take the matter Ia hand and sug-
goat some steps as q relief. Broad street Is
frA OF trash and debris, and 10 both unsightly
and disagreeabe. The alley back OF the
Benefited hotel, running to Aliens mill, and
the one back Of this Office, extending the
same distance, are reekiDg with filth and
stencil. 90 and look for yourselves and DO
convinced.
Tho w.o, r.,.u.. A..
o NV A'''puo"o ."A's 'ne r'sn. vlew
we 'h'nk oil tho proposition TO present Mrs.
Garfield with a sum Of money. The nature
of this Gift ia "a d;aeron, in ia r,omr,;n,s
=. ,."n,...".,. .'.,S" $3.50 - 10 p.0"p'''s',
~ 'ne manner III wn'en II Is oe'as raised and