The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-16
,Kx.s PRESS OPINIONS
.yrroplAN scaEME,

sxrrqlrt AtNNio % AA1l u INK
y 70 the property he owns, instead
cs ling the roads ten days year. Rich
WI MS would have to furnish four or
sa@ ,, on woodworking days, while us
NSls would only have TO furnish
~ f,arlh hand as the case might
NJ, thing, we hope our next legiSla-
ntske notice, and try to get in bill
Fsc..-TCanton Texan.
rs OWN FAULT.
u,pston Post came out lust before
W ann with an offer of $4,000 to any
who could show that it had ever re-
~ AZ expected 10 receive one cent for
alNsDort of Colonel Jones. We never ac-
ssl,bs Post Of drawing on the Hubbell
hnt have thought all the time that if
y. M, oct any, il has nobody to blame
$40 -Tlndependept Blade.
I-xar CAME OVER THE SPIRIT OF HIS
DREAM.
M, ohiect to John Ireland as a man of
.s;ns and misohievous political charac-
:lcs and history. ~ Housto' Post, The
ssstor of the Post is an old man;
.IIisther. He has lived in Texas from his
~ and his home has been in the same
gym with John Ireland. Wemay reason
~ s,snme that he has known John Ire
az a quarter of century. Ii Ireland
ian drifting or mlschievous in his poll.
,bs proprietor of the Post ought to
~ tnoEn il long ago. Yet, only four or
',months ago the proprietor of the Post
'hs.ed TO nave an excellent opinion OF
M 'irelsnd's political characteristics; and
anebt he would make good governor if
'~esnld JUS. "driftN away from democracy
INN as an opposition candidate. But
I'M wouldn't drift" and that is why
/. ToSt hates him. Houston Ago.
WON'T WIN OUT
agonesty /, the best policy" is an old
,jewellent maxim that would prove OF
-scnlable benefit to many men if they
NH only remember and put it into prac-
X Dishonest methods may, for u time,
.r Ia succeed, and the man who adopts
| N nses such may seem to flourish as a
'r.sn bay tree" but dishonesty, like a
I,r IN the root or trunk of the tree ,cOntin-
. Y quietly and secretly It's work till the
/ N bsgns to wither and the tree dies.
| NM men may not see clearly at first the
sss Of this decay, a careful examination
N disclose the hidden cause 1t may
ma al once like the thunder-bOlt irving
' "A Wrecking the fabric, or it may be
-slths aud years in makinga full develop
-,nt, hut the words of Eternal Truth for
abe sure your sins will find you out"
"A sooner or later 1t will be realized that
m way of the transgressOr is hard. -
Aefokee Standard,
HOW THE MATTER STANDS.
On account of the ignorance and reck-.
sres of reporters, the exact results of
INV local ballotings Tor governor are in
| btd and tue truth can only be approx
| ,ud. Our figures have been subjected to
seated reyisals, ard we by no means
| wltA for their absolute correctness. But
gpc all care and circumspection, we are
| EetO give to our readers about as trust
rrhy an exhibit of the election returns
% far Us they have been received-as
,Sbsbly can be made up. by this table it
| ii be seen that Colonel Jones leads Judge
saud by slight figure, which may be
| NeIsed by the vote Of single county.
| hi practical equality in the running of
| n two candidates is extremely startling
ID aistasteiul to our bourbon friends, and
| ny dispute our figures, OF course the
| sis liable TO be imposed on, but as We
ave discovered that so far nearly all the
|nihenticated returns correct the figures
tNn by special reports and personal in
hnatiOn, in favor of Colonel Jones, we
Rled to the conclusion that his chances
~ good and that if the Pan Handle has
.Ien him majority, as rumored, he is
seed Stranger things than this has hap
Rled, aud lately, too for instance, Cleye-
lHis election by 200,O00 majority, and
hltison's triumph in Pennsylvania. There
he so long as The figures continue to sup
Nt us, We persist in our expectation of
ssingG, W. Jones declared the duly elected
lvernOr Of Texas L Houston Post.
THANKSGIVING.
Elsewhere is printed the thanksgiving
exclamation OF President Arthur. The
Aaie has been opposed to mixing church
nd state, and hence has very properly re-
sed to call on the people Of Texas to re.
lfIn thanks in such form as these pompous
Ssglarallons from Washington indicate.
tSle the governor does not, very proba-
w leel In personally thanksgiving mood,
Y could this time consistently indicate a
pne When the people of Texas might rea.
ssnaoly rejoice. Certainly they have been
asSel they have had a bountiful wear;
Slatllul IN field crops and in the material
.deae OF population, and just now they
Meeoloylng the sight of q political harvest
w lKeof which had not been seen in the
.Aoiy OF the American Union. Demo-
.as are supremacy happy, and even with
,,a peylamatlon they can rejoice and
E' SH' mat the country appears to
muenVered from power that was slowly
Saalhg out Its life. Mr.. Arthur says we
sse 70 thank for the devotion of the PEG.
E.soour Tree institutions" and so we do,
W I've people, to Mr., Arthur's great sur.
XIV, nave Just done that OF which he wrote
\ pnaloAical style. He had no dream
ny. tlaI inc November elections would
sl Wy ueclara'lOns into satire upon
n, ssI ~, and his parry. 1t has, and TODAY
!, american people have much to rejoice
~ ad texas might well afford to
!" hahd in spite of the inniction
A., Te deep water district. We are
MI mn nom rom Davis and his right hand man,
'sa Jones; saved from independentism'
~ ~, raiicallsm, greenbackism and a whole
I.s,Osue OF other insignificant isms. The
l@v6o,al c party is triumphant here and
= '" ni' and the hour is at hand when
,on u.sut mix church and state, II ever
iI'SeI 70 mix them. The office brokers are
opS %VAen up; the office seekers are not
r,sn '' ana yet the alcalde might make an
! Upton and indulge this one time, il not
,,"S own Impulse, upon that of an over.
"A sJN j, people If the alcalde do not do it,
AMI Az Y y known he never does, cannot the
s vg,v ~, TINS capital city OF great demo-
,," S Sate get up an old fashioned political
,sm1SsgVing, in which all, even church
AN O''s' may take part p Austin States
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