The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-01
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London TRUTH II Is curious that Mr..
Darwin should have gone ~ iced the worms
80 soon after the publication Of his Interest.
ing work upon the habits OF these cree-
lures Whatever may be he origin Oi
species, the end Of humanity Is TO die. Not
Only was Mr. Darwin great ~ IL naturalist,
but IN private lille he WAS one OF the most
amiable Of men.
Cincinnati Commercial: A parcel Of
crnnks In this country and England have
been preaching AGAINST vaccination Their
false and foolish pamphlets are h>ing IN
every mail. fit were not for vaccination,
| the smallpox would be u devastating
plague. The fools who are fighting the
scientific defense against IL are fragrant
m schief makers, and amount to public en-
emies
Boston Globe: II is fortunate for Ireland
that Parnell and Davitt are AZ liberty just
now. Their wise and conservative counsel
may be expected to 90 tar towards alluylpe
puDlic excitement and slemmins the lide oi
| indignation against the Irish people, which
the brutal assassinations in Dublin have set
| in motion This is their opportunity for
wise and prudent action, and we hope they
will embrace 1t.
! Wheeling Register: We think we are
doing great things in this country when we
get the railway passenger rates down u
| three-cents-a-mile basis, nut we have long
way to 90 before we shall be blessed in THIS
respect as they are in France, where there
| is the most perfect railway system in the
world. There the tirst-class passenger rate
is one cent per mile only, and the railways
have been paying All average dividend %
| II per cent. per annum Tor years past, not,
outstanding.
Philadelphia Record A bill is now pend
ing in both houses OF congress TO establish
u retired list Of the reviuue marine service
This simply means that another barnaclt
list be aided to the long army now existing
The officers of the revenue marine service
are doubtless capable, worthy and, AS the
the law now stands, necessary officials; bu'
their duties could and should be performed
by the navy When the tariff iniqulty l.
ainihlated, the principal part OF tier oc
| cupalion will be gone, and 1t is unwlse tC
4 keep up an independent Organization OF sea
officers for duties that would merely give
the navy much need exercise and expert
ence. II would be good policy to retire the
whole revenue marine at once, rather than
give new lease of lie TO this necessary
organization.
Missouri Republican The new a-Iti-
Chinese bill which the president ha, up
proved aud Is nov IA Ian, does rot dlfiei
| greatly from tie first one; the president
might have saved congress good deal ol
trouble by approving that one. III suspent'
the immigration o.! Chimes laburers to this
country for period Of tn years. 1t pru'
hibits the courts to liaturaiIZe Chinese
The law does not 90 into elect till ninety
days from its passage; alter tnat any Chr
nese labGrer coming INTO this country is tC
oe removed by direction vi the president
All Cinnamon nov in this country, or who
may come withir.Diuety days, are permit
ted to remain. The bill seems acceptable
to the people of California, in whose inter
est it was passed, and we may lake 1t fo
granted that the Chinese question will mo-
disappear from our politics. for ten years
at Least