The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-01
TEXAS PRESS OPINIONS.

81 . ..1nnsals having denied him ball.
E.,.S,chie Enterprise. -
hampton shootist OF the worid-ot
y sn y. sbo, A nickel from the fingers OF
p,ssl,', a. nther day. Now thisis wrong;
] 80. Wv Wv, m shoot money like that or
''.su', ~" MI soon be nickel-less nickel
Nnshall Messenger
HIS REASON.
.s,be candidates seem to be under
Nas u ,ssion that we dislike them; but
+ nP,oistsken. We consider several of
=. Jemen who are now candidates for
ms county as worthy men as there
~ world. The reason why We have
lnsd 10 expose the proceedingsat
(s'sls,ircs is that somebody has told
l' ,se editor of the Pilot using
,ars instead OF cheroots in the last
.,,isn.-[Brazos Pilot.
pgsS',s.You-PLEAsE JOURNALISM.
i. have been in this town nearly three
~ and have not as yet earned one
var and above office expenses. We
r 'hsndoned the idea OF ever becoming
sOt we feel entitled to support as
% re work early and late for il and we
.ng 10 have it. If a single parry will
E.s,yl MS one. all the parties combined
En- We will see what we will see.-
XII County Journal.
Il NIT FOR CHANGERS TO CRACK.
!, Honston Post asks the Times why it
", srnnort the policy of Wash Jones.
-.,s he is a-a-ahem-well, at one
vhen the dearest interests OF every
n, were involved he-he-at any
Eai, A well.known and easily proved
tSg Wash Jones voted to retain the
4, an trace.chains. Is there, in all
n. man who can knowingly stultify
-~nNjerce and manhood and ignore his
~ interest and vote for such q consum-
| iemsgogue Echo answers, IL give
| V-IHamilton Times.
1 AZ OLD TRUTH IN A NEW LIGHT.
euhing that would destroy thrd or a
| Of the circulation of newspaper
{.lnct only be great loss to It's pub
|S,s but would be 4 great loss also to its
| using patrons. The value Of the adj
I'm would be reduced in proportion.
Elaats are interested in having
IN paper published, not alone that
|rnsy read the news, but that IL may
Irrspd itself to the largest number of
IN for they look to it to keep their
I,ssad business familiar with as many
{rybe, and to increase their business.
newspapers of this city were to sus-
n hla week or month, the decline in
retail business especially would be
Iril People would buy what they
|sa Of course, but the advertisements
Iamssing, the thousand and one sug-
[ggStO buy would be lost. Advertise
" ore constantly suggesting purchases
Saherwise would not be thought of, and
;aitvay largely increase the volume of
s1s2 over what it would be without
!. -ISan Antonio Express.
HON. OLIN WELLBoRN.
Z we're handed few days ago BY a
b friend of Mr.. Wellborn, circular
A@ed "To the Voters of the Sixth Con-
EEoBal District" in which it was stated
NesSrs. Adams K Leonard, bankers.
q city of Dallas, are the financial
RSOithe Gould system of railroads in
safe of Texas Captain $. J. Adams,
Ea firm, has repeatedly stated that he
authorized by Jay Gould to draw on
Eh 5000 to secure the election of the
DIN Wellborn to Congress from this
ra and is signed by j. j. Eakin. after
.g the names OF two parties, of Dal
Rnlerences. In addition to this Mr..
a1s has publicly denied that he was
nthorized by Mr.. Gould, or anyone
hbdrav for 1000 or any other amount
s1le or aid in the election of Mr.. Well
This should settle the hash for
hkin and the other two parties. Now,
sl'ter this vile attack upon Mr..
seCm, and should be frowned down by
gcltllen OF the district. 1t is nothing
snor less than an eleCtioneering scheme
nlnsult to the democracy of the 9th
ye%IOnal district. The idea is too all
.Noe believed by any honest, think
aan,-I AlvaradO Bulletin.
A IMMATURE CREDIT MoBILIER.
iaa. John NJ. Claiborne, chairman of
aIe executive committee, is in receipt
ie''er from Watson Boyle, acting sec
NyO o. the democratic Joint executive
.AesSional committee, stating that Hon.
-el ', Randall is in receipt of reliable
Ellallon to the effect that large sum
Ip9nty mas Just been sent to Texas by
hepuOhcan committee, for use in what
De considered close congressional dis.
M W. IL may be presumed that the re.
D ~ committee considers the seventh
.ns Iellti districts close; therefore the
e sMe 70 De distributed in the interest
s u.l,e and Davis, Hubbell is said to
IaSIns a GOOD thing out of the
fpuauon OF the fund, and, AS there IS
.a1Se ior the election of either Ochil.
IA, v g,a avI There may be a nice personal
"a Nheme involved in this distribu.
nv NJ money. Hubbell and the Texas
Js''es are gong to spend very little in
M, nv yon'esls, and there is but one rea.
Any ANY p,an by which a large sum of mon.
A " supplied in Texas. The Texas
r;,S ought to come out of this can.
s mn pockets full of rocks, Hubbell
y, s, I'VE, with them. Thus the contri-
y maue by poor clerks find their way
ki,a'e purses; but they deserve being
'seu, Tor lending aid in the susten.
Hssofrlpt administration of public
A-lAustin Statesman ''0
CIRCULAR Logic.
a. SArress ever reasons within n circle
M cue tarlii question. While it &C.
1. sv salesman of having but one idea
re- M" SHOWS Itself to be more unfor.
man the Statesman. because II has
|r,a N.Y. laea. We3ee little room for any
NV .V y, the part of our contemporary
s,,v democratic ideas. Ali true
t,r, ~ aVor . strict construction of the
eISsn rms is one of the cardinal
s,,,s.I,,.ug9cracy, aud We say that under
|eN ,s;'h congress can only impose
|t,s,r 'Mse revenue for the support of
h,Sn o"l .,, The distinction between
MI N' farm and one for protection
Ty. Understood by all persons
Nm, me subject any Thought,
nm, sSAes are levied for revenue there Is
bui a ",.e sVienta protection to that ex.
|th ,Ss Nv Tor revenue only must be
s, M uat object alone. Democrats do
ss aha the authority in congress
m e constitution to pass
klS,, The protection of The
asses, When we state that in adj.
K. e u Mlriii, If ten cents on wsol is
nm "Mhlh revenue standard il
shch a'h' We stated a proposi.
~ accotds with democratic Zoe.