The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-12
STATE PRESS REVIEW.


We can and 10 most heartily agree with
the Meridian Blade in the following sugges-
ton:
The governor pardoued another batch of
youthful conVicts from the pcnitentiary
last week. He should not fail 10 recon-
mend the passage of law by the next leg
islature to establish a house of reformation
in which to contine youthful criminals.
The Castroyille Quill says;
We know of papers in Texas that are
constantly struggling for their people and
the development of their particular section
and vet their support is niggardly. In nu.
merous instances we have known of some
of these papers inducing family after family
to settle in their midst, and yet people look
upon such work rs Il matter of course We
contend that he, she or it who is instrument
al in bringing people into this state to en-
gage in the great work of developing it, of
enhancing for all time to come the value of
what We possess, is Il beneiactor indeed.
The following We clip from the Henrietta
Shield:
The winter is rapidly approaching, and
the time is at hand when we should prepare
for 1t by getting warm clothing made,
Many children suffer because they are not
kept warm enough in our changeable eli
mate not necessarily poor children, but
the children of the well-to-do classes often
80 through actual Indebtedness from insult
hclent clothing during the colder part of the
year. Things are better than they used to
be. You often, nowadays, see babies
with naked necks and arms covered by Il
square otembrOdercd flannel and little BOYS
and girls with their legs halfway between
the ankle and the knee, purple and rough
ened by the wind. No little child is prop.
erly protected from the atmospheric chan
geS OF our winters who is not
dressed in thick flannel next TO the skin,
from his neck to his toes
The Henderson Times has the following
beliefs
We believe that all men and women have
right to worship God according to the die
tates of their own conSciences We believe
that the great truths taught in the Old and
New TeStaments will live forever in spite of
all that skeptics, deists, atheists, and inf
dcls can ever do. We believe that Christi
anlty is the oIsy means of bringing the
people into subsection to the grand, elori-
Gus and eternal laws of God. We believe
that all things We're made for a specific
purpose, and that purpose will bciIlly con
summated. We believe that it is easier to
drive mulei ntO a yellow JACKETS nest than
tits for q selfish man to'ive in peace with his
Maker. We believe that the man who has
no more stability than to be moved about
by every wind of doctrine should be per-
mitted to edit newspaper.
The Grecnyille Herald: Texas political
slate makers have pot completed their worl,
for next year yet. However, the ms will no
doubt figure prominently in the work. and
q c first slate Instructed will have O. NJ.
Roberts written IN large letters at the top.
The following unwisc, not to say puerile,
Suggestions, are from the Henderson News:
As for putting three millions acres of the
public lands into a capitol building. the
slnaHder ought to be squclchcd al the
earliest moment. The addition of two
wings, as advised by the o. a., had better
nave been adopted instead of having archi-
tects poeping around the old building to
spy out cracks to make up dilapidation
report against the solid walls of the veneer
able structure. We have cause to fear that
there is rafting mania getting up about
Austin. If the programme proceeds on the
present basis the cheese win be delicious
and abundant.
Alvarado Bulletin.
The most unfortunate day in the career
OF anyyoung man is the day on which he
lancleS there is some better way to make
ilNlVH tIlhl 10 earn III Tor from tnat feeling
spring the many extravaganza and visionary
schemes which are INDUCED in for the puf-
pose of gaining q livelihood without labor.
When young man becomes thoroughly
infected with this feeling, he is ready to
adopt any means for the accomplishment
of his objects, and, if he is foiled in his eff
forts upon the crest of the wave which he
has already mounted, and in full view is
the temptation to crimes, To shield him
from the disgrace which he thinks must
inevitably follow in the wake of defeat
The Cass county Sun, grccnback pa
per, makes the following bid for chicken
pie:
1t has been frequently suggested to us
that we ought to attend public gatherings
more than we do, make ourselves more
sociabe and become better acquainted with
the people Whenever Cass county sees
proper to back us up with its public treas
ury and liberal dose of Chcken.pie, il
Will afford us most exquisite pleasure to be
present at every gathering of any import
ancc that may be convoked IN the county.
As we are now situated the state of our
finances will not admit of such course, and
then our paper requires every moment OF
time, as we have only one young man to
assist us, and that is in the mechanical de-
partment.
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