The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-14
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TtNtS PRESS OPINIONS,
TIE nIFrERENCE.


The Tennessee legislature presented
newspaper correspondent with gold
headed cane, while here in Texas the legis
lature wants TO apply the cane to news
paner man in nh entirely different style
Il Ennis Commercial Recorder.
STOLE A MARCH.
Ne.y quietly and expejiliously Mr.. c. l.
Huntington made a tour of the Central anr
all It's branches last week, inspecting hi,
new possessions, At very few of the point.
| visited were the people aware he was ii
their midst Waco Examiner.
WHY DIDN'T IT SAY soG
The Statesman says that the name o
Major Joseph ID. Sayers, of Bastrop, i.
being whispered about "ior the mex
so-never mind" Now, if the letters y
the word never were transposed, and III,
word go put before it, Il would spell
goVernor This is what We suppose thu
statesman neutrality-suspicious. Record.
| APOLOGETlC.
We meant no harm In the world by send.
ing out notices last week to all dehn1gepts
We may have made n mistake or tNJ, and
got the wrong SOW by the ear. Ii We
grabbed you by mistake, just s0uall, and
Wen turn You loose and beg pardon d
thousand times, We merely thought tina,
no one wanted to read our insignificant,
iltue sheet for nothing and asked for oul
Just dues. That's all, Little MesQuiter.
REMEMBER THEM.
Inc annual reunion Of the Texas ye'e
rams is 10 be held at Bolton Oh the 10th in,
slant. The association, since its orsanig,.
ton in 1873, has been reduced 10 but it'll,
more than half OF its original membership.
The heroic fathers OF Texas will soon ne uu.
der the sod they archiyed for civilization.
Suitably remember them the evening o.
their days. WaXahachie Mirror.
NOT JUSTIFIED.
I'VE notice, however, with satisfaction.
mat, with the exception OF q few alleged
journalists who would sell their very soul.
tor a bottle Of sour wine or box OF unsal,,
Die cigars, We are pretty much in harmony
with urjourualiStic brethren Of the state
- Texas Slttings. Too fast, Siftinrs
loo last, There are many journalists IN
Texas, quite as unlikely MS the Sinings men
TO sell their souls, who think your charge
asalnt The Legislators WAS without any
shadof OF justification Il Houston Aep.
\ EvGABoo.
1 fhe practice has gotten to be quite com
mon Tor some newspapers aud speakers IL
( declare that unless thus or tina, policy /,
pursued, or II this or that is done, The dem,
ocrauc party will 20 to pieces. Such decla
rsuons are silly, and 1t tends TO prove that
those who make them have little faith il
the party. IL is time the custom OF mem
eers OF the legislature 10 hold up before IN,
mouse OF senate the tear OF Wash Jone.
should cease. Such things are becominI
mono,onous. II the perpetuation OF M,
party depended upon the stability of demo
Gratis who talk thus, then we would hay,
little hope for the party, but such IA mo-
the case San Antonio Times.
| NAY RE A HUsR.
me sale oil The capitol lands by the Chi
cago syndicate is not given as an accom-
pnshed Tact. Some time ago when the cap
itol contractors wanted 10 back out thei,
Trade with the state they endeayored Il
create the impression that a COMPANY in
washington city had offered them a bonn,
OF S1O'eN TO take the contract OF tnei,
hands, butt was never done. The report
OF me recent sale may be another ruse IL
scare the legislature into resembling the
contract with them. We don't think the
sss'e made bad bargain with the capital
contractors ny any means, even II the con
tractors are shrewd enough TO sell a vas,
area oil alsali desert to All. English syudicai,
Tor SlOVVo,opp.-t Marlin Hall.
NuSr rgoHPR.
Senator Coke's presence In this city Ia,
necn most proper under the circum stances
not long ago he was honor,d by IA,
~ sixteenth legislature as man Was neye
eeiofe honorcd IN Texas. Elected TO IN,
enltcd States senate for the second time
ne .ooks forward 10 the iNlillmen, o., ,
Twelve years service Of the common wealth
AZ me Fedora! capital, and Il Is natural tha
ne should desire to consult aud oomminsI,
wlsn the constituted powers Of he state
senator Coke has made a most faith
III representative Of the state, and
me influence he has been slowl,
building up q Washington has been great
| Y euH1ented cf late By the manner of M,
t"s'se''on' To-day this man stands en-