The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-07
rsxas PRESS REVIEW.

APAIR or EN-.
..~, live issues before the people, es-
X. in Texas. are the tariff and Tom
I'LL ne -Tpilot Point Post.
rgg rEoUBlE WITH hin.
EIA& nsnmpaigu lac N'il now be ableto en-.
I'm earned rest - Meridian Blade.
I d. rcnbe vida You Is that you never
'Ssp Antonio LishI.
T. AMT 80 CRACK.
,sE-etSer tu ask than to answer a
me Z ~, The Sltrnah CourjeraskS, mas
: No ',istofiht press anything TO 90 with
aI vs ~i.pphauiln result III Kansas
saaau Btnn1r
D tbGblLY MISTAKEN.
~ Waco Toe home OF Colouel Jones', Ire
nrivo "A majority over Jones aud
-,1. While IN SeUuin lrpAnd's ma
'yas< v,s a handsome one, showing how
o -aidates stood among their own
ne -l2ocsport Transcript.
I6 DAISY.
IN r,o Gentlemen made bet On Irellnd's
,d 10Y ..rty. The wager was IA lady's hat, to
$50 Each agreed if he won that q
" u I'm very charming young lady should
cba& tbe hat The bet has been decided,
tn, fashionable millinery store on Main
ean1 n has an order 10 furnish the hat. 1t
cord be daisy Il Houston Age.
uleW 10 HE FAIR lulNus
gtbe democrats want TO do the fair thing
sy. TWlllg give Chalmers the seat TO which
Iouk I,s eleclrd. Chalmers does not deserve
PLEAD !, sympathy but the democrats cannot
Ian 10 follow republican precedents and
al n spOutmen who were elected Gaines
I'd Register.
THE HANDY COPPER
Is ~ Rthree.cents amile railroad bill passed
rhe Seventeenth legislature has had the
fac& HI OF introducing coppers very extern
Jus nv throughout the state, the railroads
. s6 fng brought them here for the purpose
nd \ making the exact change in the sale of
he's These coppers will be quite handy
L ii the people become accustomed to
/ r. .Huse, aud will tend to reduce the price
trivial articles of trade which hitherto
w. be been sold tor cents in the absence of
mailer medium OF change Houston
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As. CASE FOR EXECUTION.
The Tyler Telegram relates q case which
M ksWing of executive clemency. A ne.
III Waived on the line of Smith ard Wood
lliieS He slept in Wood, as was sup
lsA Ist but voted in Smith. He was tried
kiegal voting, and sentenced to the pen
aliary for two years. The county line
IN b recently surveyed and the negro's
MS Was found to be one-fourth of mile
n a, i sl the Wood county line. = Kaufman
W sh II these facts are made known to the
Ri sTfnment, the negro will certainly be
"a TiOned-I Waxahachie Mirror.
IN LEASING SCHOOL LANDS.
gslo from the DRIFT OF an article in the Dallas
~ sGllD on the public school lands, we in
b that the HERALD favors system of
~ s;ng the lands instead of selling, which
nlhnk is good logic, from the fact that
1ehnger the lands are withheld from sale
spS Z more valuable they will become, and
AiWhen the country is settled up more
mi rsnSvely the difference in the pr ce then
nlnOw Will augment the school fund to
hn an amount necessary to give every
adm the statea good practical educa-
ms 90 We are decidedly in favor of the
AZ system under proper restrictions
wv lG and st. Louis News.
the PRINCIPAL PLANK.
MI Hufd, Of Ohio, and Hancock. of Texas,
SA made the tariff question the leading
ma NE in their respective districts, and both
su I've been elected by large maorities; which
w lgbe taken as an index to the feeling of
anOple throughout the entire country
ms momentous question. Even some
10 protested to be democrats predicted
iiel rreock's defeat because OF his position on
Aesu6lect, but they see now how badly
'a eyEere mistaken. They see very plainly
aait Is all bosh about the sheepmen be-
l,in favor of protection, and henceforth
democrat, be he sheep raiser or what
ntNill vote for any body who does not
nd s99eo1t openly in opposition to protection
10 sil favor of a tariff for revenue only.
lNR and always must be, the principal
AnS IN the democratic PLATFORM Star
indicator.
h1I GOOD FOR REFLECTION.
ID Kansas the per centage of white Tilt.
nCY Is only 81, and in Montana it is only
twill hardly do to urge, by way of
w uguse, that Texas is new state and has
'fyet had time to organize schools and
\. alcale her children. States that came
III no The union since Texas have far out
VI Nlpped her as witness the following fig
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