The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-12-13
STATE PRESS.
CARLIsLE's ELECTION.

Tho election of Carlisle is a great victory,
end nlsces fine democratic party on a more
solid Foundation than it has occupied for
more than a Quarter OF century. If this
victory is followed up by wise measures Of
LEGISLATION on The part OF the democratic
majority in the house of representatives,
the west and south will again fall into line
l., Tho great national hattie of 1884 and
nol;t;tsl union of these two great producing
Sections will give the national democracy
yictorv almost without a doubt or q pcrad-
venture. But if the election of Carlisle
tn the sneakershjp is followed up by q cow
srdiv shutting. shufIling and degrading
poliey of false expediency, it is safe to say
that The party will run ia the same old
, .uSS mt ofbunder and discomfiture and
The Republicans will again walk of with
the nresidency. This Is the situation ia
nu,.shell. The democrats must cease quib-
Hing evasive and dick ering devices In the
p ns' 81 armsS;e,cu,arsit hessc,,al courage
and csc N N al 81 sgAly true ex-
ussl2S n IN X. n \ n NJ ilfAd needfuR
~ l}fss w I'M ,Vt aAss appeal
~ MA \, INK m n 4. N IN M IA "a M
Nrjalves M II Xxx n 5 WI M
THE rERMI "A, m " &. n va. m
The nermsnept school \ n "a mas s N w N
n,atsd 70 some extent. as is eenek XIV
Known. nv reason of the premium paid ny
stats bonds. In reinvesiing the fund! ~
has neen held. and with Justice, that TIL
state should make good the losses thus SUITS
tsined Heenine the principal intaot. TIL.
Bsiton Journal, we observe, takes the posi-
ton that the legislature, at the coming Ell
The .Journal Is on the right track, and III,
;daas az TO the hest method for replacin}f
~ Loss are nracfical and entirely feasible
II snggests the reservation of enough out
ot the interest of the bonds purchased 10
reni.ce the premium paid, or an AZ Jrn-
ANP'~SN W.
If The state. OF the two Suggestions We
rather incline to the latter. IFS to De
douh,sd however. n the extra sesiep can
sSiust thia matter Henderson Count
A,nsnenm. u frr
soRS.HEApEp pEoPLE-A wrrHKRIse tBuKr.
II Is hardly probable tina. the intJ,ss7t
he honest even n rough, expression OF :
dItf.rsnt oninion and the persistent and
ss-iisisr,r rirndrr az rersonsi aissnroirt-
msnt and ranoor. There are some men who
iiva in an atmosnhere OF envy and detrac-
ION Their weapons are toul suspicion,
reckless assertion and humanity Islander,
s;unai ie on thsir owu heads, In business
,hay are boxed from pillar TO post; as per.
so,,s tbav are dssoised AZ being treacher-
81. "a ,csrnstworthv- To feht against
ssah ,..dncsrs wonli be like going out
sum sunn,ng sstss wasns and COTTON moths"
eTHanston Post.
in. RrAaAN's LUCKY sTAR.
NJ, Pagan h on tor again. Had Ran
Al n.c,ma snaakrr Mr.. Reagan
.,iaht have whisflad for AL -
sho,,,n, he would have cot In the N
49,. 20, cornmfftees or on The floor. h
~ 80, ,,s,,,ra 81 thins he could not have
- "a tha least favor from the peunsyl-
ysn,sn- Rnt with Carlisle welding the
NAhlsn. ~ .ho.-,,e.s - Re.gsn ard AZ
s.t.- ,o.a.S, ,hat he I'M have the chair.
p .oesy ri an ,nnortaut COMMITTEES. And
ni,hsr iii IN he nave No rae. dsy after day,
=. .a,r s.desvor- 10 eaten me eve and re-
~ ,lai al the speaker: IN any man has
worm Os1e''e n.-~x
-. So, III ~. psnhsndle ranches
hePo.s In \, ras,s into winter In fine
ss sss a. - Meter than average RANGE