The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-08
A SICK BABY.

Fort worm should give the Dallas HERALD
any support The people of Fort Worth
are sensible people and act with good judg-
ment in patronizing SO newsy, wide awake
and useful daily paper as the HERALD,
aud it is not to be wondered at that the
Democrat, is surprised at any transaction
that has good sense in it. The resson given
BY the Democrat why the people of Fort
Worth ought not to support the HERALD, is
that it abuses and says little things of Fort
Worth. So silly a charge only excites our
risibilites. The HERALD has never dore
such thing. II is now too widely known
for pursuing just the opposite of such course
of Journalism. It has always spoken kindly
of the Fort; commended the energy and
enterprise of its citizens, has always done
what 1t could to advance the material inter-
ests and prosperity of the place. Every res
porter the HERALD has ever had at Fort
Worth has been instructed 10 this end, and
wa shall ever continue to act in this matter
in the future as we have done In the past. Il
is 10 tho interest of the HERALD for Fort
Worth to prosper and grow, as it ia for every
other town, city and community within
Its reach. The HERALD is newspaper, run
on atrict business principles. Its object is
to increase its circulation and its advertising
patronage every day and every where, there
fore it would be unwise in it to say anything
in its columns to antagoniza the people of
any town, city or community. Further
more, TO indulge in little filings at Fort
Worth, to belittle the place or its people, to
attempt to retsrd its growth and its pros.
perity, as tho Democrat VIGOROUSLY does by
Dallas day after day, would be puerie and
disgusting. The people who read newspa.
pers have intelligence and common sense,
and they do not want to be continually
nauseated. by such silly stuff as can be
almost everyday seen in the columns of the
Democrat in Its references to Dallas. The
HERALD has too much dignity, too much
regard for that exalted spirit of journalism
which isactuated only by right, justice and
common sense, as well as for the intelligence
ofits readers, to indulge iu such twaddle. It
Is not jealous of Fort Worth, nor is tho city
of.Dallas Jealous of its neighbor, nor do we
believe that people of Fort Worth have any
but the kindest feelings for Dallas. We
believe that each city feels q pride in the
prosperity of the other. North Texas il
large enough, and productive enough, and
rich enough to mako both places grow and
flourish and develop into handsome, thriving
young cities, yearly waxing stronger ia
commercial importance and strength. We
know that our patrons in Fort Worth have
never seen line in our columns derogatory
70 the welfare of their city notwithstanding
what the Democrat may say to the contrary
and We know that II Is not necessary for us
to make any disclaimer to them, but we have
deemed II proper on this occasion, onco for
oil, to notice what the Democrat has been
pleased to say of the HERALD and what it il
constantly saying of Dallas Hereafter We
shall not condescend to notice any vaporines
or flatulences that may be INDUCED in BY
the Democrat, We have noticed when men
In business or newspapers, were in mort.
bund condition, when they had reached q
point where they saw only their own wrecl;
and failure, that they became soured, men.
tally dyspeptic md INDUCED in Grabbed
spiteful envious remarks of their more pros.
porous neighbors. Tho Democrat alas hs,
had some experience before in riding III,
rude wages of embarrassment and stpmmins
the ceaseess current Of adversely that a dali,
paper must sometimes meet, and when it
bark stranded upon that dresry shore o
failure where so many newspaper wrecks ar
strewn, the HERALD sincerely regretted it
sad fate and commiserated lis misfortune
and SO expressed itself. When it revived
that is when new vessel with the sam
name and under the same auspices, tn
present Democrat, was launched upol
tho waters we were glad and fel
an interest in 1t, and hoped that
might ever sail over placid seas will
green isand here and there to delight it will
their spice laden breezes, and we hops now
that 1chabod is not written upon its PROV
nor Ishmael upon It's stern, however mucl
the indications may point tina! way. w
suspect that the Democrat does not fec
gracious, because the HERALD SO of,e,
finds occasion to Gull matter from the column
of that most excellent, worthy, able an
courteous paper, the Fort Worth Advance
Tho Advance We are glad 10 know, pursue
nquiet, svon tenor Of Its way, as become
wh,ible newspaper under we'll balance
Nae. We see no evidences of eavy, n
took Inks Of jealousy, no spi,eful cater
personalA Its columns. With that brost
sCn Won sS ,S.' olcity Of principle, and sent.
81 Harrington god in the prosperity an
assurance shoulary section of the state, {
word; "c 70 s;..i %s.! tho limits Of III
and coffeso. After SOP ouca OF mario
Of harrington agreed tSaracterizes II, bu
which he stated that t1,dious psipstal
were not intended to apply tho h,,,,o 9,
e, dolph Churchill. This incl" 0"'"o !.
score for the vivacious member cause
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