The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-27
THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, April 26.-The ways OF Proyi-
tlence are inscrutable, and those OF the
managing editor of the HERALD are equally
a. nniathomable, All communications
like the following are assigned to the COM
mercial editor, whose modesty is often
times sorely put. to the blushlng point 10
answer: ,,r,.,.
GENTLEMEs.-I, in common with large
number OF citizens have witnessed the con
tinuous and never ceasing efforts OF the
Dallas HERALD to buil1 up this city OF ours.
Its recent endeavors aud hard work to Sc
cure the required subsidy for the Texas "
st. Louis railway, the proprletors 'hem'
selves, as hear, donating several huhuIeu
doll,r for that purpose; IT'S WORK from nay
TO day to secure much-neeued operh-
house here, and contributing 81 W) there
for. its continuous urging of the establish
ment of a,merchants' exchange;.its proprie-
tors ana employees subscribing To several
shares OF the stock; its unceasing Efforts 10
put the streets and pavemehts IN goou
condition, with sewers, etc. etc, nave AL
been worthy of all praise. And these are
only few of the enterprises that u mas
aided and helped push on TO complexion
The recent manly and successful STAND you
took in the strike in your Office against the
trades-urion Of printers, has directed ht-
tention to these things, and TINS com
munity owes a debt of gratitude 10 the
HERALD that IL will be difficult to repay.
Its fair treatment OF all questions, NUM-
cipal and state, and its equitable dealings
with officials have given 1t statewide
reputation wherever its columns are read.
All honor and success to the Dallas HER
AID. CirlHEN'
The proprietorso OF the HERALD in common
with all good citizens OF Dallas, have labored
for the advancement OF the city, ana they
do not claim that they are entitled TO more
credit than attaches to hundreds OF Others
Of tho good people OF Dallas. They do nope
and trust that their course may be such as
to gain the appreciation OF the pubic as
good, enterprising men, who have been use
full In their day and liberal and enterprising
30 far as their abilities would permit. ii the
HERALD has contributed In any way to any
public enterprises, in strivingto secure IN
erection of an elegant Opera-house, IN giving
support to an exchange building, which Will
be an honor to the city and credit to our
business men, in urging contributions TO the
Texas & st. Louis railroad, in advocacy OF an
improvement of the streets and sidewalks
and sewerage, in resisting the unjust ana
imperious demands of irresponsible tramp
printers, In never withholding its support
ana influence Wnen matters Vi Beueru Eoou
for the city and welfare of its citizens are
presented, If the HERALD has always en-
deavored TO do its duty in advancing the
best interests Of Dallas and of north Texas,
then are the proprietors content with their
actions and endeavors. The HERALD will,
in the future, as in the past, labor for Dal-
las and Texas. and without Withholding
laid and comfort" from any section OF the
CITY or state which strives TO help itself, will
give its support to all. The HERALD will
always be found giving its best talent and
energy to the advancement of Dallas, AT
the same time reminding her citizens that
newspaper enterprise alone, without the
aid and liberal spirit of the real estate and
business men, can accomplish but little.