The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30

That he IL satisfied Mr.. Carlisle will ret Il
on the FIRST ballot IN the democratic onudus
We can only hope That Mr.. Vest N correct
Nv ihia conclusion, not that Carlisle N 4
southern man, but because no Ia ready
parliamentarian, and IL sound on tariff re-.
form. He would not organize The house
committees In the interest Of u high pro-
tcCtye tariff and the mOnoDOllos OF the
country aud that Is The sort Of n man 10
put the party in trainingfor success In 1891.
-fBelton journal.
DoN'r BE TOO PREVIOUS.
70 Is an historical fact that presidential
candidates brought TO the front and doomed
two years Ia advance Of the nomination
have seldom been successful, and the
democracy, in their expectancy OF victory
| in 1884, should be cautious and not bring
out their candidate too early. II holds a
man up too persistently before the public
mirror, and gives too much Tins for q gen
eral ransacking and misrepresentation of
his past history, an ordeal which all men
are unable to stand successfully .-[Houston
Sun.
TIRED OF CoNUNDRUMs, TOO.
"Why Ireland's vote IS go small, " is the
question that is now being discussed by the
ireland papers. We don't pretend to say
why il is, but it does seem to us that it
shows conclusiyely that the people are
either getting tired Of conventions, or that
they are not in favor of departing from the
old custom of nominating man by accla-
nation. That majority has shrUnk " ter
ribly somehow or other.-l wills Pointer.
WHILE THE LAMP HOLDS OUT TO BURN
Let the good men, who went into the
movement with sincere and proper motives
now retrace their steps and get back into
the democratic fold. We know it does not
suit some of them to ride in the same boat
with l.. j. Davis and men of that class, and
lv.,r In gif,1
and enter again into the house OF their
friends WaXahachie Enterprise.
NEEDS REVISION.
Here we are still with winter somewhat |
in the lap OF summer; and yet Nennor, |
Tice and the other wise ones have been pre-
dieting that long ago snow and rain and |
cold blasts would have shifted the mellow |
season in the rough arms of Boreas. The |
prairies are beautifully green, and the for,
ests have not been turned into the scar and !
yellow leaf by nippiDg frosJs. SO far the |
season promises to be mild one Austin |
Statesman.
sCANT CLAIMS TO HERALDIC HoNoRs.
The only two places in this country where |
n genuine nobility exists, are Boston and |
Virginia. In Virginia the mobiles are re-
cruited exclusively from the first families,
while in Boston, patent of nobility is is
sued only to those families which have re-
tired from trade, and have signalized their
elevation by cutting all OF their poor rela-
tions.-[D Denton Monitor.
WILL REACT.
Ireand's majority was reduced at least
1000 in the state by placing Wash Jones
name at the head of the democratic state
ticket. Such trickery as some editors and
persons resorted to in the gubernatorial con-
test, will long be remembered, and the
guilty ones will have to suffer for their
baseness.-T Dublin Gazette.
TAKE IT AT THE FLOOD.
Railway building in Texas is yet in its in
fancy and in Mexico it has only begun, as
that country is opened up by railroads
manufactures will spring up in Texas to
supply the demand for the many articles
that will be required in Mexico, and in Tex
as, too, for that matter,-[Breham Banner.
SLIGHTLY INACCURATE.
The Houston Age and the Mexia Ledger
are the only two papers in Texas that en-
ploy female mpositors-[ Houston Age.
AN OLD GUARD SORT OF CANDIDATE.
1t is said that General Robertson per-
sisted that he was running for governor to
the TClarksville Times.