The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-03
TENAs PRESS OPINIONS

ALONE IN HIS FIGHT.
Judge Ireland makes compliant that other
candidates on the state ticket are not doing
their part in the canvass.
THE BOSS.
Democratic journals do Wash Jones
roughly with cheap soap, when they de-
clare that he is a republican, He is boss of
he independents,-lr Texas Mirror.
AFRAID?
Tom 0chiltree would not meet Finlay in
q JOINT discussion. Finlay is power on
the stump, and while Tom is no sardine
himself, yet he is by no means match for
the iIrepressible and eloquent Finlay -
LClarksyille Times
REMEMBER,
The people in voting representatives in
the next legislature should remember that
that body Will elect u United States senator
and Governor Coke has made faithful
representative of the people and should be
returned,-LComanche Chief.
BtT-
Wash Jones said, in his Longyiew speech.
I in explaining his position on the contested
election cases, that he sat, then, ION his
conscience, as Judge" We had thought,
before, that brain was the casket in which
was enShrined the conscience, but-ILong.
view mocrat,
WILL CLEAN EN- VI.
Tom Ochlltree is running us an indepen-
dent candidate against Colonel Finlav, and
eN-State Senator Il, j. Pridgen is running
! IN the same district rs republican. Colonel
Finlay will clean them both ont, and
scarcely leave grease.spot of either one
! Georgetown Record
FINLAY AND oCHILrIEE.
The Galveston Mail modcstly put down
t1pnlltFnn'S nf nil L.,
worse than that Finlay's ilunking on the
tariff question will give him at least Il
thousand more. Nobody with any sense
can, vote for Finlay now.-[S San Antonio
Light,
THE DIFFERENCE.
John Ireland was know-nothing. saws
Wash Jones' and is therefore not suitable
man for governor. Jones is now a know
nothing, He don't know what will be the
policy Of his administration, if he is elected,
and IN tact he has no policy except "to beat
the democrats When the people are
called upon to choose between Ireland. who
was knownothing, and Jones, who is 4
| llnow-nothing, the issue is not doubtful -
| [Groesbceck New Era.
| WANT THEM To SHOW UT.
The political contest between the differ
ent nominees and candidates for governor
! Is now waxing warm. Judge Ireland and
| Colonel Jones have both Cauyassed south.
ern and eastern Texas very thoroughly, but
neither have as yet made an appointment
for the western portion Of the state The
[ democrats OF this section are very strong,
| both IN numbers and in their political be.
lief; but much prefer not being sighted by
those who seek then Suffrage Graham
| Leader,
/ TIMES CHANGE AND MEN CHANGE WITH THEM.
] In lprfNlflN UnfI4t No g.
! these democrats wLo have opposed Mr..
| Hancock to see that they have as their
| friends the EXTREMIST rcpnbliCans of Texas.
The argument that was used against him in
| 1875 by democrats is now being urged by
| radicals as opposition thunder. There is no
! pride IN such fellowship, but il is humiliat.
/ ing and ought to drown forever The radical
utterances OF radical men, Austin States
man.
| TAKES MS STRAIGHT.
| From every portion OF the state where
the Hon. John Ireland has spoken, the
democratic and independent press is teen.
| ing with the ilattering news that he is max.
| ing remarkably favorable ir preston,
and that Arthur Wash Jones, h. J. Davis
[ " Co., will have q bigger job to Mahonizc
Texas than they contracted for. Let us
keep the ball moving, and on the eth day
| OF November next, sit down on them so Hat
and so hard that for all time to come, they
will be compelled to sail under some other
nom de plume, besides the one they have
now aSsumed.-L Whitesboro News.
THR CANDIDATES on THE SCHOOL QUESTION,
The ideas advanced by Judge Ireland on
the school question in his speech at this
place last Friday, meet our hearty appro.
baton. lie did not, as charged, favor plac-
ing the public money in the hands of de.
nominational schools. AS we understood
him, he iavors specific tax for school pur.
poses, and is in favor of first putting COM
mon schools ont firm basis, so that they
may run not less than five months each
year, and then, If there be surplus funds,
use it on the university. Colonel Jones
ANNOUNCED that he would favor ten months
schools, but advanced no plan for keeping
them up and If he has any views on the
university question, he failed to state them.
Ireland is sound on the school question, to
say the least ofit.-tCollin County Citizen.
Daily Marriage He'll, Memphis. Tennessee
Organized 2Sth August. Grand rush OF
membership; one day, titty-eight members.
Pays $40 per day, Benefits paid immedl-
ately Sanders Brothers, general agents,
Office over the Exchange bank, Dallas,
Texas.
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ANFNRD MtCufgAN Angina, % 1881 p,n~,,