The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29
,,xas PRESS OPINIONS.
MAY HAVE To REPLANr.


psr,ies are beginning to plow for
Errop of presidential candidates.
Z, Antonio Times.
now LONG, o LoRDl
seems 10 be no escape. Click, the
lHs,,,c royernor-elect of Kansas, is an
asn-TSau Antonio Express.
u NOT EXACTLY ORIGINAL.
tcket for lSSi-Cleveland, of New
r,esid mt; Coke, OF Texas, vice
1t Texas and So. Louis News.
the SUPERSTITION,
:. lection returns do notgive General
l9..sonis vote for governor. The suppo.
i that he is Defeated Greenyille
pON'r MENTION IT,
M presiient is preparing his message to
-,oss No allusion Will be made in it
,ss message sent 10 the president by the
'nie on the eth instant.-I Waco Exam
"a LYRICAL.
. v,oh as Texans deplore the disgrace of
ing Ochiltree TO congress, they have no
sNmnaihy for Fmlay, the two-iaced dema.
s, S rom Paines epitaph also fits this
| H. dsparted time-seryer:
>" Poor &c rye + MAY, here he lies.
NOBODY lahgrs and nobody cries;
Where he's gone ana how ne fares,
NIB ,dy kalws and nobody cares.
-lWaXahachie Enterprise.
NOT A SIN OF OMISSION.
| Congress failed to make an appropriation
| n, me- New Mexico legislature, and the
t,,bablity is that territory will pass this
|rntsr in tranquility FL Paso Lone Star.
FUNCTIONS OF A STATION AGENT.
| =, khntt in "a hppisinn m oIa ~ No
&Arme the other day, held that q station.
sster was such an agent of a railroad as
[ond be served with citation in suit
I,ssinst the company,-l HiIlsboro Mirror.
PLAYED FAST AND LoosE2
The newspapers killed off John Ireland
mi afterwards took him up and made him
INprnor. Is there anything ungrateful in
KIM And does it not, in n measure, show
In power OF the ess?--[Stephenville En-
tr,
SHOULD HAVE STUCK TO THEIR STOOLS.
| T1e editors who ran for office at the late
|teetjon and were defeated, are receiving
,,me compliments from some OF the papers
| l6at are doubtless very unwholesome to
|lem in the hour Of defeat Fort Worth
Democrat.
THE CHAMPION.
The Champion beet OF Texas-weight
lyenty.tN0 pounds-has been presented to
Ne Dallas HERALD. - Houston Post. Oh
N that is not so; il weighs about 200
punls, has not been presented to anyone
I'D It's name Is Tom Ochiltree.- Longyiew
Democrat.
BAR.BAR-oUS.
Tom 0chiltfee may not be able to do
much toward increasing the water on
Galveston bar in the next congress, but if
RpOrts be true he can lessen tue quantity
champagne, cocktails and gin sings be-
lind the bars III Washington when he gets
there Fannin County Advocate.
WILL SCARCELY INITIATE.
The German government has had 1900
rersons crested as accomplices in lot
|ery Ii Texas and Louisiana would Join
| bands and arrest every body who has taken
|NOok in q lottery, 2,0U0 would scarcely DE Il
|tpstching. II Marshall Messenger.
sELAH
| II the next legislature does not make an
Appropriation sufficient to enlarge the luna
He asylum so that it will contain ample &C.
| bmmodations for every unfortunate insane
IersOn in the state, the people should see
| thich of its members are to blame, and
Ever let them again disgrace their halls of
lgslatiOn.-l Texas Tribune.
GRATIFYING TO NOTE.
The Daingertield Herald boasts of fifteen
1Ored subscribers Our list of cOlorsd
disorders is twice that large, and is grow =
X slowly but surely. The colored people
Ike considerable interest in county mat
rs, and appear to appreciate u county
fer,- [Clarksville Times.
Iron BANDS AS WELL AS BONDS.
III this talk OF div sion only makes Texas
III more united. AS her population in.
cases, her resources are developed, her
eNlerS and centres tied with railroads, and
h wealth and credit as a commonwealth
charged an established, the bonds are be-
I3stfenghened that will bind her closer
l}ether.- Marshall TrI-Weekly Herald.
TfMPURA MUTAgTUR.
twenty yeats ago President JEFF Davis
0llaNei General i. II. Butler for the muir.
Gs0l Mumlurd in New Orleans, and Gen.
tll Roger \. Pryor went still.hunting
ana Butler'S scalp, Lately Pryor went to
Massachusetts, and helped Butler secure
hHm0iOrty; aud nov he halls him as
Tame Of CGwdor and king that shall be. u
-4ustn Statesman.
NoTA RENE.
We do not see how southern members o.
togresS can consistently vote for Mr.. Ran
calas speaker. While we acknowledge hi!
ao!ly and his services TO the party we can
lOluSe sight of the fact that all his thee
teaafe antagonis.!c TO the interests Of thu
@lh. He is not only Il high protective
an man, but an enemy to the Missis
WI nver appropriatlons.-L McklnneI
Enniirer
WHO WAS ONE OF THE sCRATCHERs.
I've one vote cast Tor General Robertson
hWadalupe county, was cast by Judg,
Helnd, Uncle Dan'l, make note ont
Eelnd has proven recreant TO the grant
0a; o. principles of democracy, and is IN
so'hy. OF further confidence and respect
@f lid he not scratch the ticket
Vananybody or anything be trusted now
E1pess,
r., INFORMATION DESIRED.
Ile Evening Light says that exc overno
Vays has written q letter acquitting Col
Vnel Jones of any agency In inHuencin
geeloackers to vote against him DAVIS
nf Qngress. From this we may under
Nan' that the old chums have alread,
mad up their quarrel, and are ready TO
MGtleF trade next time. Dye whited sep
ScheS Now, who wore the collars in tn,
,sle lection? Who popped the whip ant
nhogere driven, like cattle to the polls, a
letaok of the lash?-[East Texas News
WELL FINED.
Souon now has curiosity in the way G
saoouaing well. For some time past th
ullzas OF that place have been sinking n
Gstesln well, and we learn have struck
nhe low of water, but it is so salt that il
ahh' for use. Instead, however, of tn
wei icing used for furnishing the city wit
Mater II is being utilized to light the cit
eynih., BY placing a keg over the we
WIN Gus jet extended n brilliant light l
Sau, 81 1t can readily be seen that Gordo
n mlot behind her sister cities. She has Il
~raia'tne coal mine, besides the best bus